Stockbridge Down Road Race, A Few Places Left!

STOP PRESS FIELD NOW FULL

Entries for the Stockbridge Down Road Race on the 23rd April close this Sunday (2nd). The 78 mile race based in the Hampshire Test Valley always provides a worthy winner, the tough unrelenting circuit ensures the strongest riders prevail. Strong teams from Nuun-Sigma Sport London, Morvelo Basso RT, Army Cycling, & Primera-TeamJobs are among those already entered. Organiser Mike Webber reports "a few places still remaining" and Mike would welcome a late team entry. Will Fox won in 2016, in a race dominated by Pedal Heaven RT, Fox does not return but second placed Will Harper, now riding for OnePRO Cycling will start as one of the favourites.

Full Entry Details HERE

"Local Riders, Local Races" will be at the Stockbridge Down Race, bringing you a full report and reaction.

Will Fox (Pedal Heaven RT) wins Stockbridge Down 2016

RIDER LIST

Matthew Buckley Andover Whls
Michael Cripps Army Cycling Race Team (ACRT)
Luke Danckert Army Cycling Race Team (ACRT)
Dexter Fox Army Cycling Race Team (ACRT)
Paul Jones Army Cycling Race Team (ACRT)
Mark Robertson Army Cycling Race Team (ACRT)
Jack Webb Army Cycling Race Team (ACRT)
Tom Temple Bath Cycling Club
Mike Wragg CC Luton
Andrew Carter Cycleworks.co.uk
Harry Veale Cycleworks.co.uk
Matthew Osborn Estera powered by Adventure Cycles
Richard Keeping Full Gas Racing Team
Riyadh Khamis Full Gas Racing Team
Ben Seneviratne Full Gas Racing Team
Jack Hoskins Guernsey Velo Club
Jack Stanton-Warren Halesowen A & CC
Tom Stocker Hargroves-Ridley-Montezuma's
Steve Rees-Clark Hoops Velo
Joseph Clark I-Team Cyclists' Club
James Hywel-Davies Latchem Sunwise Race Team
Ian Taylor Leicester Forest CC
Sam Calder Morvelo Basso RT
Thomas Kirk Morvelo Basso RT
Benjamin Marks Morvelo Basso RT
Robert Ormond Morvelo Basso RT
Will Ranoe Morvelo Basso RT
Phillip Cole Mud Sweat n Gears CC
George Gori Nuun-Sigma Sport-London RT
Justin Hoy Nuun-Sigma Sport-London RT
Richard Mardle Nuun-Sigma Sport-London RT
Barnabas Purbrook Nuun-Sigma Sport-London RT
Mike Smith Nuun-Sigma Sport-London RT
William Harper One Pro Cycling
James Hayden Paceline RT
Jamie Caldwell Portsmouth North End CC
Matthew Downie Primera-TeamJobs
Edward Hatfield Primera-TeamJobs
Thomas Key Primera-TeamJobs
Adrian Murray Purbeck Peloton
David Billings Radeon-Bike Science RT
Emyr Davies Rapha Cycling Club
Patryk Rucki Skinline Race Club
Brook Elgie Sotonia CC
James Peckham Sotonia CC
Ben Scott-Munden Sotonia CC
Red Walters Sotonia CC
Patrick Brown Spokes BPC Racing
Joe Hickerton Spokes BPC Racing
Lewis Martin Spokes BPC Racing
Adam Thompson Spokes BPC Racing
Owen Thomas Sunset Cycles
Joe Hill Team ASL
Cameron Foster Team Milton Keynes
Alexander Cross Team Vision Innovative Leisure
Tom Burnley Thames Velo
Ollie Smith The Cycle Room
Luke Barfoot Tri UK
Craig Haslam Tri UK
Deacon Cutterham CGC VC Bristol Webbs of Warmley
Dean Corney VC Meudon
Jack Freeman VC Meudon
Ollie Williams VC Meudon
Craig Wilson VC Meudon
Michael Ford VC St Raphael
Liam Walsh VC St Raphael
Thom Hayward Velo Club Venta
Matthew Allsopp WightlinkWight Mountain CRT.
Ian Hayden WightlinkWight Mountain CRT.
Adam Holleyman WightlinkWight Mountain CRT.
Russell Thomson WightlinkWight Mountain CRT.
Stuart Waite WightlinkWight Mountain CRT.

Prendas Turn 21! Dorset Based Prendas Ciclismo go from Strength to Strength!

Prendas Ciclismo was founded in 1996 by Mick Tarrant who spotted a gap in the market to provide keen club and racing cyclists with a more comprehensive choice of cycle clothing.
Whilst originally the only brand stocked was Etxeondo, Santini is now their major supplier who make the leaders jerseys for the Giro D’Italia, Vuelta e Espana as well as the UCI World Championships. Prendas also make use of factories in Italy and Portugal that provide it with access to top-quality garments that form it’s well respected accessory range.
Andy Storey joined full-time in 2004, using his IT skills to transform the business allowing it to process hundreds of orders a week, all securely captured through their online store.
They enjoy a well-deserved stellar reputation amongst their customers, with over 4,000 genuine customer reviews on the TrustPilot reviews platform, as well as being a Google Certified Shop.
Both Tarrant and Storey are big fans of the sport as well as cycling as a form of transport. Although neither now race competitively (both posted reasonable results in their racing careers) they enjoy the ride to work which often provides valuable testing conditions for new products.
Over the years Prendas have supplied many aspiring local young riders wishing to make cycling a career including Daniel Lloyd, Barney Storey and Darren Kenny. Even "Local Riders, Local Races" has benefitted on occasions from their support including clothing supplied for victory in the national 12 hour and 24 hour championship winning rides!

Prendas currently support the Dave Rayner Fund with donations to the charity in excess of £20,000 over the past three years.
2016 saw Prendas celebrate their 20th Anniversary with the release of a specific range to commemorate the occasion as well as providing the UCI registered DROPS Cycling team with all cycle clothing. They were also invited to attend the prestigious Rouleur Classic to provide the exhibition in London with a vintage jersey display and Storey wrote a book, The Art of the Jersey.
In an ever-crowded marketplace, Prendas Ciclismo continues to provide value for money to the serious cyclist thanks to it’s lean supply chain, agile business practices and buying power within the market.
Long may it continue!

Living on an Island! Q&A with Jack Rebours

Jack Rebours (Caesarean CC) turned a few heads at the weekend, taking third place in the opening round of the Knights Composites Class TT Series. The 20 year old lifeguard from Jersey lists pizza as his favourite food, the Red Hot Chilli peppers his favourite band and has his sights firmly set on the Commonwealth Games in 2018. We spoke to Jack after the Wessex RC promotion in Dorset and talked about the racing challenges of living in the Channel Islands but first what about that third place?......

"Today's race went well. I stuck to a strategy of riding threshold on the flat sections, above threshold over the drags and climbs and using the descents for recovery. In hindsight I did set off slightly hard which caused me to suffer on the drags in the last 5 miles but otherwise my ride went exactly to plan. I really enjoyed the variety of the terrain. The course had drags, flat sections and fast descents which kept the race interesting and served as a distraction when the effort started to bite! The conditions were great on the day, dry, sunny and just a bit of wind that seemed to both assist and hinder in equal measure. I was not too surprised to take third. I have put in a lot of work over the winter and spent a lot of time riding my time trial bike. My season last year was hampered by illness but this year I feel strong and like I have struck the balance right. I have trained hard but also taken time to enjoy myself and this has kept me motivated throughout the winter. I have also been working with Kit Chamier of True Food to ensure there are no gaps in my nutrition and that my training sessions are properly fueled and I'm feeling the benefits."

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Q WHAT ARE YOUR TARGETS FOR THIS YEAR?

JR "My main target this year is to get results in National level Time Trials in order to qualify to represent Jersey at the 2018 Commonwealth Games. The British Cycling Under 23 Time Trial, the National 25 and National 10 are particular targets. I am also traveling to Gotland to represent Jersey in the Island Games with the aim of winning the Time Trial and also getting results in the road race and criterium." I do compete in road races and have had some success in the UK and France. In 2015 I finished 19th in the South Regional Road Race Championships. In February 2016 I finished 40th at the Grand Prix de St Hilaire du Harcouet, a 130km French Elite National. I went on to win the Revolve 24 Ominium event at Brands hatch in September 2016.
I hope to develop into one of the top time trialists on the domestic UK scene and to compete at the sharp end of competitions like the National 25. Ideally I would participate in more road racing on the mainland but the costs involved with travel mean I have to be selective about what I ride."


Q WHEN DID YOU TRAVEL OVER FOR TODAYS RACE?/ TELL US ABOUT THE CHALLENGES OF TRAVELLING FROM THE CHANNEL ISLE TO THE ,MAINLAND?

JR "I flew to Southampton on Saturday for Sunday's race. The main challenge of traveling to the mainland is expense but there is a lot of added stress caused by packing which often involves dismantling a bike, making arrangements in relation to accommodation, hire cars and booking flights which can sometimes be disrupted by fog, which is hassle my competitors based in the UK don't have to deal with.A major issue with coming from the Channel Islands is that it is not possible to race frequently enough in the UK to earn enough licence points to compete in top quality road races. Last year I also had my entry to the BC U23 TT champs refused which was especially frustrating as I believed I was deserving of a place."


Q What about your training

JR "I am coached by Chris Mcnamara of Trainsharp cycle coaching and I currently complete 10-12 hours of training a week. I have completed up to 17 hours a week in the past but I feel what I currently do is complemented by the physical work I do around the pool. I have learnt from experience that less can be more and I don't hesitate to rest up if I feel it is warranted. My favourite race to ride is my local 25 it's extremely technical and has countless bends to keep you engaged and always seems to be over in a flash! "

Q Quick fire round : WORK? FOOD? MUSIC?
JR "I am currently working as a lifeguard however I will be starting a role as a Trainee Fund Administrator from April 10TH"

"Pizza.!"

"The red hot chili peppers have to be my favourite band but I listen to all sorts! For training I often listen to house, drum and base and trance. Chase and Status have helped me through loads of interval sessions! There's always a bit of rap in my warm up playlist andfor a time trial to get me in the mood to smash it, it is usually something by Eminem!

Q What about your support team?

JR "I would like to say a massive thank you to the Caesarean Cycling Club and my family and friends for all their support! I would also like to thank Rich and Tony of Big Maggys Bike Shop for solving the issues with my bottom bracket at short notice and ensuring my bike was race ready!"

Twickenham CC "Dave Peck Memorial Ladies RR", Start List

Twickenham CC Dave Peck Memorial Ladies Race/Womens National Team Series – Round 2
Sunday 2nd April 2017, 11:00, 53 Miles (85Km) Virginia Water, Surrey
Race Headquarters: St Ann’s Heath Junior School
Sandhills Lane, Virginia Water, nr Chertsey, Surrey GU25 4DS


1 Corrine Hall MBE Matrix Pro Cycling 1st
2 Tracy Corbett Les Filles Racing Team 2nd
3 Sophie Curle Les Filles Racing Team 2nd
4 Louise Moriarty Les Filles Racing Team 2nd
5 Nicole Oh Les Filles Racing Team 2nd
6 Jayne Paine Les Filles Racing Team 1st
7 Alexandra Farquhar Army Cycling Race Team 3rd
8 Rebecca Hoare Army Cycling Race Team 3rd
9 Rachel McKenzie Army Cycling Race Team 3rd
10 
11 Samantha Wilson Army Cycling Race Team 2nd
12 Zoe Bartlett BowlPhish Racing 3rd
14 Cindy Berry BowlPhish Racing 3rd
15 Lucy Nelson BowlPhish Racing J
16 Sherilyn Powell BowlPhish Racing 3rd
17 Joanna Smith BowlPhish Racing 1st
18 Vivienne Tomlin CC London 3rd
19 Sian Botteley Cycle Team OnForm 1st
20 Anna Henderson Cycle Team OnForm 2nd
21 Amy Hill Cycle Team OnForm 1st
22 Charlotte Redden Cycle Team OnForm 1st
23 Alicia Speake Cycle Team OnForm 1st
24 Tina Hartwright FusionRT Fierlan 2nd
25 Maryka Sennema FusionRT Fierlan 2nd
26 Jennifer Holden FusionRTFierlan 2nd
27 Rosie Lethbridge FusionRTFierlan 2nd
28 Molly Patch FusionRTFierlan 2nd
29 Kelly Bennett IRIS Race Team 2nd
30 Lizzy Campbell IRIS Race Team 2nd
31 Harriet Hernando IRIS Race Team 3rd
32 Sarah Hickman IRIS Race Team 3rd
33 Eleanor Davies Isle of Man Cycling Association Team J3rd
34 Tara Ferguson Isle of Man Cycling Association Team J3rd
35 Emily Looker Isle of Man Cycling Association Team 3rd
36 Kathryn Priest Isle of Man Cycling Association Team 3rd
37 Sophia Chastell Kinetic Cycles Welwyn Racing 2nd
38 Lesley Courtney Kinetic Cycles Welwyn Racing 3rd
39 Claire Fisk Kinetic Cycles Welwyn Racing 2nd
40 Elspeth Grace Kinetic Cycles Welwyn Racing J3rd
41 Rachel Heptonstall Kinetic Cycles Welwyn Racing 2nd
42 Lauren Murphy Liv CC - Epic Coaching J2nd
43 Jennifer Lake Lovelo Squadra Donne 2nd
44 Michelle Lee Lovelo Squadra Donne 1st
45 Alice Lethbridge Lovelo Squadra Donne 2nd
46 Amy Louden Lovelo Squadra Donne 3rd
47 Rosamund Bradbury Sigma Sport WRT 3rd
48 Charlotte Burford Sigma Sport WRT 2nd
49 Olivia Campbell Sigma Sport WRT 2nd
50 Mathilde Pauls Sigma Sport WRT 1st
51 Helen Ralston Sigma Sport WRT 2nd
52 Gabriella Nordin SunSport Velo 2nd
53 Victoria Strila SunSport Velo 2nd
54 Lorna Bowler Team Backstedt/Hotchillee J2nd
55 Isabel Ellis Team Backstedt/Hotchillee J2nd
56 Niamh Jones Team Backstedt/Hotchillee J3rd
57 Karla Boddy Team Corley Cycles 2nd
58 Gabriella Butler Team Vision Innovative Leisure J3rd
59 Tamara Davenne Team Vision Innovative Leisure 2nd
60 Madeleine Gammons Team Vision Innovative Leisure J2nd
61 Madeline Howden Team Vision Innovative Leisure J2nd
62 Natasha Reddy Team Vision Innovative Leisure 2nd
63 Olivia Bentley Twickenham CC 3rd
64 Helen Gravatt Twickenham CC 3rd
65 Claire Hammond Twickenham CC 2nd
66 Kerry Middleton Twickenham CC 3rd
67 Sophie Slaney Twickenham CC 3rd

Team Reserves

70 Lucy Harper Cycle Team OnForm 3rd
71 Gem Atkinson Sigma Sport WRT 2nd
72 Louise Hart Team Vision Innovative Leisure 3rd
73 Isabel Darvill Team Vision Innovative Leisure J3rd

Race Reserves

81 Chloe Fraser Ellmore Clothing Composite Team 3rd
82 Lydia Brookes Ellmore Clothing Composite Team 2nd
83 Jessica Finney Ellmore Clothing Composite Team 3rd
84 Victoria Lovett Ellmore Clothing Composite Team 2nd
85 Emma Jane Hornsby V C Londres 2nd
86 Julie Erskine Team Ford Ecoboost 1st
87 Clover Murray Team Ford Ecoboost 2nd
88 Emily Meakin Ellmore Clothing Composite Team 2nd

Circuit of the New Forest TT, Start List

P333 NEW MILTON-NEW FOREST CIRCUIT 02/04/17

PLEASE NOTE:
Unfortunately, there are major road works on the approach to Lymington that has necessitated a late course
change for 2017. It has meant the start has had to be moved, and is now approx. 2.5miles from the HQ. The start
is now on Silver street in Hordle, opposite the Three Bells pub:

3 07:03:00 Stewart Ward New Forest CC Male Senior
4 07:04:00 Michael Akers Bournemouth Jubilee Whs Male Senior
5 07:05:00 Craig Wallington Sarum Velo Male Senior
6 07:06:00 Robert Jolliffe New Forest CC Male Vet
7 07:07:00 Kelly Miller Farnborough & Camberley CC Male Vet
8 07:08:00 Lyndon Thompson Bournemouth Arrow CC Male Vet
9 07:09:00 Jay Simpson Bournemouth Jubilee Whs Male Vet
10 07:10:00 Simon Berogna Velo Club St Raphael Male Vet
11 07:11:00 John Sibley VeloRefined.Com Aerosmiths Male Vet
12 07:12:00 Glenn Longland Antelope Racing Team Male Vet
13 07:13:00 Adam Mitchell Zoom Tri Club Male Senior
14 07:14:00 Naomi Shinkins UK-Biking - Bournemouth Cycleworks - Trek Female Senior
15 07:15:00 Andy Smith Velo Club St Raphael Male Vet
16 07:16:00 Rob Sherrin ...A3crg Male Vet
17 07:17:00 Andy Self Direct Power Cycling Team Male Vet
18 07:18:00 Michelle Walter Bournemouth Arrow CC Female Vet
19 07:19:00 Michael Godfrey Bournemouth Jubilee Whs Male Senior
20 07:20:00 Edward Renwick Oxford City RC Male Senior
21 07:21:00 Sacha Ring New Forest CC Male Juvenile
22 07:22:00 Paul Demicoli Didcot Phoenix CC Male Vet
23 07:23:00 Terry Belbin Poole Whs Male Vet
24 07:24:00 Phil Butchers 3C Cyclexperience Male Vet
25 07:25:00 Jay Hookins Velo Club Cycling Male Senior
26 07:26:00 Stuart Peckham New Forest CC Male Vet
27 07:27:00 William Sawyer Abbotts Ann Cycles Male Vet
28 07:28:00 Max Moyles New Forest CC Male Espoir
29 07:29:00 Richard Porter CC Weymouth Male Vet
30 07:30:00 Martin Balk 3C Cyclexperience Male Vet
31 07:31:00 Matthew Charlton Farnborough & Camberley CC Male Senior
32 07:32:00 Stephen Woodus Daventry Cycling Club Male Vet
33 07:33:00 Andrew Rivett Velo Club St Raphael Male Vet
34 07:34:00 Alison Nuttall Daventry Cycling Club Female Senior
35 07:35:00 Simon Healey Andover Wheelers Male Vet
36 07:36:00 Jerry Bromyard ...A3crg Male Vet
37 07:37:00 Billy Dyer Velo Club Cycling Male Vet
38 07:38:00 Ian Hatch Sotonia CC Male Vet
39 07:39:00 Gary Allan GA Cycles Male Vet
40 07:40:00 James Copeland Fareham Wheelers CC Male Senior
41 07:41:00 Gary Lock New Forest CC Male Senior
42 07:42:00 Tom Bandy Portsdown Hill CC Male Senior
43 07:43:00 Sarah Wise CC Weymouth Female Senior
44 07:44:00 Neil Dyble Bournemouth Arrow CC Male Vet
45 07:45:00 Rich Hunt Army Cycling Union Male Vet
46 07:46:00 Stuart Thompson Andover Wheelers Male Vet
47 07:47:00 Oliver Berney Royal Sutton CC Male Vet
48 07:48:00 Corinne Clark Cotswold Veldrijden Female Senior
49 07:49:00 Niels Langhout Sotonia CC Male Senior
50 07:50:00 Mitchell Webber Andover Wheelers Male Espoir
51 07:51:00 Patrick Brennan ...A3crg Male Senior
52 07:52:00 Peter Perrin Bournemouth Arrow CC Male Vet
53 07:53:00 Adrian Watkins Tornado Road Cycling Club Male Vet
54 07:54:00 Paul Croft Zoom Tri Club Male Vet
55 07:55:00 TIM WALLIS Southampton University Road Club Male Senior
56 07:56:00 Drew Hosie ...A3crg Male Vet
57 07:57:00 Ian Sherin 3C Cyclexperience Male Vet
58 07:58:00 Vernon Schutte Farnborough & Camberley CC Male Vet
59 07:59:00 Stephen Whitewick VeloRefined.Com Aerosmiths Male Vet
60 08:00:00 Ray Claridge GA Cycles Male Vet
61 08:01:00 Martin Beale Velo Club St Raphael Male Vet
62 08:02:00 Ben Boardman New Forest CC Male Senior
63 08:03:00 Greg Parker Velo Club St Raphael Male Vet
64 08:04:00 Dave Dent GS Stella Male Vet

TANDEM
1 07:01:00 Nicholas O'Hara 3C Cyclexperience Male Vet
2 07:01:00 Sean Williams 3C Cyclexperience Male Vet

New Forest CC Club 10,26/03/17, Report/Results

New Forest Cycle Club TWO UP 10 P614/10
Boardman and Hanley dig in to clinch win writes Andrew Hanley........
New Forest CC held their regular season 2 up event on the stunning P164 TT course, running from Boltons Bench to Leygreen Farm, Ipley Crossroads and back to Beaulieu Road Station. A wicked Easterly breeze ensured that the riders had to endure the first half of the course until they hit shelter past Pig Bush. Boardman and Hanley delivered a fine ride of 24.13 to win the 2 up event from Cliff Rowe and Will Soloman representing Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers by a mere sixteen seconds in 24:29. The pairs were neck and neck at the half way stage, but Ben Boardman and Andrew Hanley were able to stretch out a slim advantage over Ferny Rise near the end of the course. Boardman commented that the change overs were fairly slick between us but we nearly came unstuck right at the start as Andy couldn’t clip into his pedals from the off. Martin Turner and Phil Godfrey riding for Nieuw Bos CC made up the top three placings for the 2 up event in 26.15.
Paul Lockyer laid down a scintillating time in the solo event to record a remarkable 22:41. Paul had a clear advantage over the field and will look to challenge club champion, Ben Boardman in the club’s 10 Series in a couple of weeks, as the second rider home was Justin Priest in 25:44. Julian Porter completed the podium positions with a very respectable time of 26:37 on a road bike.

1 BEN BOARDMAN/ANDREW HANLEY 24.13
2 CLIFF ROWE/WILL SOLOMAN B’MOUTH JUB.WHS 24.29
3 MARTIN TURNER/PHIL GODFREY NIEUW BOS 26.15
4 ANTONY GREEN/CATHERINE PASCOE 32.43
SOLOS
1 PAUL LOCKYER 22.41
2 JUSTIN PRIEST 25.44
3 JULIAN PORTER 26.37
4 STEWART WARD 26.54
5 RICHARD MASON 27.17
6 BOB DOWLING 27.33
7 DUNCAN JONES 30.48
8 PETER HAWKER 35.53

Privates

1 GARY ALLAN 25.01 G.A.CYCLES
2 RICHARD BLAKE 26.32 ANTELOPE R.T.
3 ANDY POSTLETHWAITE 26.34 G.A.CYCLES
4 JACK TRUNWIT 27.31 BOURNEMOUTH ARROW
5 MARTIN BALK 31.45 3C

Hayley Simmonds & Joshua Williams Win Classic Series Opener in Dorset

Hayley Simmonds (Team WNT Pro Cycling) emphatically won the opening round of the Knights Composites Classic Time Trial series in Dorset. Wearing the National Championship stripes, Simmonds punched her way around the rolling circuit, dismissing the keen northerly wind that heralded the start of British Summer time. A time of 55:33 for the 24 miles confirmed her early condition and put her 1:59 ahead of Elizabeth Banks (Sunsport Velo CC)

with Becky Lewis (Mid Shropshire Wheelers) a further 6 secs adrift in third place. The expected dual with Sarah Storey (Storey Racing) failed to materialise, the Paralympic champion forced to use a road bike after transmission problems left her TT machine unusable. (Storey had used the road bike to ride around the circuit with her teammates the previous day).

Elizabeth-Jane Harris carried the colours for the newly launched team, her 57:40 just missing the podium.

Joshua Williams (Team Bottrill/HSSHire), 48:34, won the senior mens race, a much closer affair with just 17 seconds between the 25 year from Shropshire and his teammate John Dewey.

Espoir, Jack Rebours, (Caesarean CC (Jersey), 50:27 surprised a few taking third spot, the third of six riders inside the course record of 51.12 on a sunny, breezy morning. Rick Waddon (Para-T) won the parcycling event, his factored time of 54:05 putting him clear of Liz Saul (London Dynamo), 1:00:07 and Paul Thomas (Brighton Mitre CC) 1:30:10. Peter Nicholls (Race Hub), 52:28 beat scratchman Danny Axford (Artic Tacx RT) by exactly 1 minute to take the veterans race, local rider John Samways (Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers), recording a personal best on a course used for club events. Another local favourite won the Veterans Target race with a plus of 15:18with Seventeen year old Adam Robertson (Verulam CC) taking the junior title, his 54:20, 46 seconds to fast for Zak Coleman (Team PedalRevolution.co.uk).
Rider Reaction
Hayley Simmonds
"it was a pretty tough course actually, a lot of the roads are quite dead and with the wind as well for the last nine miles, it was hard going. I am really pleased, the first time trial of the season is always a bit nervy, i know my training is going well but you never know how others are going. I was riding to power but on this course it is difficult to ride to average. I go over my threshold power on the climbs and then recover on the downhills, i had a 56 chainring on but even with that i was almost freewheeling on some of the downhills."

Joshua Williams
" I found it quite easy actually! Driving the course yesterday it looked quite challenging, but i felt good at the end. I caught my two minute man so i knew i was going well. I am riding the first four rounds of the series, me and my partner are getting married on June the 10th so i cannot ride that one, I need to nail the first four"

Rik Waddon
" it was alright, its a long way to come, with very little competition, i dont know why there are not more para riders, there are a lot of para road riders out there whether its the travelling around the country? i am not sure. I put a lot into it, i travel round to all the races and its slightly disheartening but at the end of the day its about putting a performance out but when there is no one to chase, you can lose motivation. Maybe they could put the Para riders off in the middle of the field?"

Peter Nicholls
"It was a good race, i came down from Leicestershire yesterday and drove around the course, the wind was a bit shocking in places. I came down with not a clue how i would go, i have been carrying an injury so i am very pleased with that, its good to blow the cobwebs away. I ride on power and feel, i like sporting courses, you wont see me on a dual carriageway, i like riding in the countryside!"

1 Joshua Williams Male Team Bottrill / HSS Hire 48:34 29.65 Mph

2 John Dewey Male Team Bottrill / HSS Hire 48:51 29.478 Mph
3 Jack Rebours Male Caesarean CC (Jersey) 50:27 28.543 Mph
4 Dean Robson Male Northover VT / Rudy Project 50:50 28.328 Mph

5 George Fox Male Team Bottrill / HSS Hire 50:53 28.3 Mph
6 George Evans Male Team Bottrill / HSS Hire 50:54 28.291 Mph
7 Robert Moore Male Nuun-Sigma Sport-London RT 51:19 28.061 Mph
8 Lewis Keightley Male Team Bottrill / HSS Hire 51:26 27.997 Mph
9 Daniel Halksworth Male Team Bottrill / HSS Hire 51:48 27.799 Mph
10 Charles Mitchell Male ...a3crg 53:30 26.916 Mph
11 Samuel Wadsley Male Poole Whs 53:34 26.882 Mph
12 James Brickell Male Fareham Wheelers CC 54:52 26.245 Mph
13 Richard Jennings Male Shutt Velo Rapide 55:24 25.993 Mph
14 Steven Pink Male Poole Whs 55:33 25.923 Mph
15 Max Webber Male Abbotts Ann Cycles 55:58 25.73 Mph
16 Patrick Brennan Male ...a3crg 56:30 25.487 Mph
17 Bryce Riglar Male CC Weymouth 56:51 25.33 Mph
18 James Horton Male Velo Club St Raphael 57:14 25.16 Mph
19 Aaron Kneebone Male Royal Navy & Royal Marines CA 57:44 24.942 Mph
20 Thomas Piloni Male Bournemouth Jubilee Whs 1:00:56 23.632 Mph
21 Ollie Mitchell Male ...a3crg 1:01:45 23.32 Mph
22 Paul Dytham Male Wessex Road Club 1:03:35 22.647 Mph
23 James Eccleston Male Sarum Velo 1:03:37 22.636 Mph
24 Andrew Parkhill Male Zoom Tri Club 1:04:55 22.182 Mph
Women & Vets

1 Peter Nicholls Male Race Hub 52:28 27.446 Mph
2 Danny Axford Male Arctic Tacx RT 53:28 26.933 Mph
3 John Samways Male Bournemouth Jubilee Whs 54:03 26.642 Mph
4 Alan Murchison Male DRAG2ZERO 55:17 26.048 Mph
5 Joe Le Sage Male Rutland Cycling Club 55:24 25.993 Mph
6 Andy Smith Male Velo Club St Raphael 55:26 25.977 Mph
7 Philip Watts Male North Hampshire RC 55:28 25.962 Mph
8 Hayley Simmonds Female Team WNT Pro Cycling 55:33 25.923 Mph
9 Dave Dent Male GS Stella 55:44 25.837 Mph
10 Steven De Sousa Male CASP Racing Club 56:31 25.479 Mph
11 Andrew Tamplin Male Revolutions Racing 56:34 25.457 Mph
12 Daryl May Male Sheffrec CC 56:38 25.427 Mph
13 Simon Berogna Male Velo Club St Raphael 56:45 25.374 Mph
14 David Dalton Male Fareham Wheelers CC 56:52 25.322 Mph

15 Ray Claridge Male GA Cycles 56:55 25.3 Mph
16 Tim Davies Male Icknield RC 57:11 25.182 Mph
17 Elizabeth Banks Female Sunsport Velo CC 57:32 25.029 Mph

18 Becky Lewis Female Mid Shropshire Wheelers 57:38 24.986 Mph
19 Jason Miller Male CASP Racing Club 57:39 24.978 Mph
20 Elizabeth-Jane Harris Female Storey Racing 57:40 24.971 Mph
21 Richard Porter Male CC Weymouth 57:54 24.87 Mph
22 Keith Dorling Male Team Bottrill / HSS Hire 58:00 24.828 Mph
23 James Garrett Male CASP Racing Club 58:08 24.771 Mph
24 Kelly Murphy Female Team Ford Ecoboost 58:34 24.587 Mph
25 Simone Dailey Female ...a3crg 58:56 24.434 Mph
26 Jennifer George Female Storey Racing 59:00 24.407 Mph
27 Kimberley Ashton Female CASP Racing Club 59:03 24.386 Mph
28 Martin Jones Male Fareham Wheelers CC 59:38 24.148 Mph
29 Lyndon Thompson Male Bournemouth Arrow CC 59:41 24.127 Mph
30 Jackie Field Female CC Ashwell 59:47 24.087 Mph
31 Darryl Barr Male ...a3crg 1:00:22 23.854 Mph
32 Michael Naulls Male Velo Club Venta 1:00:28 23.815 Mph
33 Rupert Silman Male Bournemouth Jubilee Whs 1:00:50 23.671 Mph

34 David Hargreaves Male North Lancs RC 1:00:55 23.639 Mph

35 Louise Scupham Female Team Jadan-Weldtite p/b Vive Le Velo 1:01:02 23.594 Mph
36 Terry Icke Male Velo Club St Raphael 1:01:06 23.568 Mph
37 Jerry Bromyard Male ...a3crg 1:01:10 23.542 Mph
38 Drew Hosie Male ...a3crg 1:01:22 23.465 Mph
39 Andy Self Male Direct Power Cycling Team 1:01:24 23.453 Mph
40 Monica Dew Female Storey Racing 1:01:38 23.364 Mph
41 Sarah Storey Female Storey Racing 1:01:48 23.301 Mph
42 Chris Scawn Male Plymouth Corinthian CC 1:01:54 23.263 Mph
43 Sarah Matthews Female ...a3crg 1:02:18 23.114 Mph
44 Angela Carpenter Female ...a3crg 1:02:19 23.108 Mph
45 Stuart Peckham Male New Forest CC 1:02:29 23.046 Mph
46 Bethany Crumpton Female Storey Racing 1:02:48 22.93 Mph
47 Stuart Thompson Male Andover Wheelers 1:03:05 22.827 Mph
48 Simon Smith Male Shutt Velo Rapide 1:03:28 22.689 Mph
49 Christopher Day Male Poole Whs 1:03:36 22.641 Mph
50 Martin Beale Male Velo Club St Raphael 1:03:51 22.553 Mph
51 Jenny Lee Female RLP Racing 1:03:52 22.547 Mph
52 Tina Reid Female Trainsharp 1:04:03 22.482 Mph
53 Rob Griffiths Male Zoom Tri Club 1:04:23 22.366 Mph
54 Pete Wilson Male Bournemouth Arrow CC 1:04:39 22.274 Mph
55 Kevin Ridge Male Bournemouth Jubilee Whs 1:05:10 22.097 Mph
56 Lou Dutch Female Synergie Coaching 1:05:23 22.024 Mph
57 Laura Cameron Female Storey Racing 1:06:20 21.709 Mph
58 Katie Prankerd Female Storey Racing 1:06:23 21.692 Mph
59 Michelle Walter Female Bournemouth Arrow CC 1:07:02 21.482 Mph
60 Mike Garner Male ...a3crg 1:07:12 21.429 Mph
61 Sarah Wise Female CC Weymouth 1:07:38 21.291 Mph
62 Neil Dyble Male Bournemouth Arrow CC 1:08:45 20.945 Mph
63 Emily Le Beuvant Female Big Maggys Race Team 1:08:59 20.875 Mph
64 Terry Belbin Male Poole Whs 1:09:17 20.784 Mph
65 Michelle Lock Female GS Stella 1:10:03 20.557 Mph
66 David Barry Male Team Bottrill / HSS Hire 1:16:36 18.799 Mph
67 Robert Jolliffe Male New Forest CC 1:18:18 18.391 Mph
68 WILLIAM SIMMONS Male Bournemouth Jubilee Whs 1:18:37 18.317 Mph

Parcyclists

1 Rik Waddon Male Para-T 1:02:09 23.17 Mph

2 Liz Saul Female London Dynamo 1:13:39 19.552 Mph
3 Paul Thomas Male Brighton Mitre CC 1:39:44 14.438 Mph
DNS Tom Staniford Male Team RGB Building Supplies

Juniors

1 Adam Robertson Male Verulam CC 54:20 26.503 Mph

2 Zak Coleman Male Team PedalRevolution.co.uk 55:06 26.134 Mph
3 Thomas Day Male Poole Whs 1:03:37 22.636 Mph

Fareham Wheelers 10, 01/04/17, Start List

P829/A

Start at mellish bottom at farm shop in layby on b2177 (gr592109). proceed east to staple crossroads. continue on to southwick rbt, carry straight on b2177 up southwick hill towards portsmouth to turn at roundabout junction with james callaghan drive (gr 648066) 4.633 miles. retrace to southwick rbt passing through start, to finish at holts mead in line with tp134 0.375 miles west of start (gr585112) 10 miles.
Road Bikes
1 14:31:00 Barrington Day Fareham Wheelers CC Male Vet
2 14:32:00 Colin Mooney Portsdown Hill CC Male Vet
3 14:33:00 John Phillips Sotonia CC Male Vet
4 14:34:00 Nicholas Ullett Royal Navy & Royal Marines CA Male Vet
5 14:35:00 Drew Hosie ...A3crg Male Vet
6 14:36:00 Gawain Young Sotonia CC Male Vet
7 14:37:00 Mike Garner ...A3crg Male Vet
8 14:38:00 Martin Hughes Fareham Wheelers CC Male Vet
9 14:39:00 John Pennington Team Athlete Lab CC Male Vet
10 14:40:00 Nick Jones Bournemouth Jubilee Whs Male Vet
11 14:41:00 Matthew Pepper Fareham Wheelers CC Male Vet
12 14:42:00 Jonathan Wren Sotonia CC Male Senior
13 14:43:00 Hanif Jetha Bournemouth Arrow CC Male Senior
14 14:44:00 Brian Hygate Fareham Wheelers CC Male Vet
15 14:45:00 Jerry Bromyard ...A3crg Male Vet
16 14:46:00 Gareth Smith Southdown Velo Male Vet
17 14:47:00 Angela Carpenter ...A3crg Female Vet
18 14:48:00 Jacob Schnabel Fareham Wheelers CC Male Juvenile
19 14:49:00 Samuel Freeman Solent Pirates Youth Cycling Club Male Juvenile
20 14:50:00 Darryl Rice South Downs Bikes / Casco Europe Male Vet
21 14:51:00 Tom Bandy Portsdown Hill CC Male Senior
22 14:52:00 Keith Webb Southdown Velo Male Vet
23 14:53:00 Max Doyle ...A3crg Male Junior
24 14:54:00 Carly Hughes Fareham Wheelers CC Female Senior
25 14:55:00 Rob Sherrin ...A3crg Male Vet
26 14:56:00 Rick Garman Fareham Wheelers CC Male Vet
27 14:57:00 Martin Whitty ...A3crg Male Vet
28 14:58:00 Lara Clarke Team Athlete Lab CC Female Senior
29 14:59:00 Scott Morgan Solent Pirates Youth Cycling Club Male Juvenile
30 15:00:00 James Peckham Sotonia CC Male Senior
31 15:01:00 Glenn Longland Antelope Racing Team Male Vet
32 15:02:00 Mike Noad Portsmouth Triathletes Male Vet
33 15:03:00 Debbie Hallett Bournemouth Arrow CC Female Vet
34 15:04:00 Den Tapping ...A3crg Male Vet
35 15:05:00 Craig Wallington Sarum Velo Male Senior
36 15:06:00 Andy Self Direct Power Cycling Team Male Vet

Time Trial Bikes
38 15:08:00 Izzy Brickell Fareham Wheelers CC Female Juvenile
39 15:09:00 Jamie Susans Andover Wheelers Male Vet
40 15:10:00 Andy Smith Velo Club St Raphael Male Vet
41 15:11:00 Caitlin Peters I-Team CC Female Juvenile
42 15:12:00 Liam Walsh Velo Club St Raphael Male
43 15:13:00 Sarah Matthews ...A3crg Female Vet
44 15:14:00 Philip Clack Fareham Wheelers CC Male Vet
45 15:15:00 Darren Cole Bike Jockey CC Male Senior
46 15:16:00 Chris Cain Andover Wheelers Male Vet
47 15:17:00 Deborah Smith Southdown Velo Female Vet
48 15:18:00 Michael Stevens Fareham Wheelers CC Male Vet
49 15:19:00 Shaun Smart Southdown Velo Male Vet
50 15:20:00 Angus MacInnes Royal Air Force Cycling Association Male Vet
51 15:21:00 Max Edgington Solent Pirates Youth Cycling Club Male Juvenile
52 15:22:00 James Brickell Fareham Wheelers CC Male Espoir
53 15:23:00 Peter Hatt Velo Club St Raphael Male Vet
54 15:24:00 Charlie Walters Velo Club Venta Male Junior
55 15:25:00 Marianne Holt Fareham Wheelers CC Female Senior
56 15:26:00 Danny Tonkin Racing Club Ravenna Male Senior
57 15:27:00 Robert Oliver Fareham Wheelers CC Male Vet
58 15:28:00 Patrick Brennan ...A3crg Male Senior
59 15:29:00 William Sawyer Abbotts Ann Cycles Male Vet
60 15:30:00 Mitchell Webber Andover Wheelers Male Espoir
61 15:31:00 James Ibbitson Portsmouth North End CC Male Senior
62 15:32:00 Simon Berogna Velo Club St Raphael Male Vet
63 15:33:00 Darryl Barr ...A3crg Male Vet
64 15:34:00 Adam Stone Paceline RT Male Senior
65 15:35:00 Ian Hatch Sotonia CC Male Vet
66 15:36:00 James Law Royal Navy & Royal Marines CA Male Vet
67 15:37:00 Rob Merrifield TeamSpy Male Vet
68 15:38:00 Paul Morris Fareham Wheelers CC Male Senior
69 15:39:00 Craig Haslam Team Bottrill / HSS Hire Male Vet
70 15:40:00 Tom Pritchard Hampshire RC Male Senior
71 15:41:00 Mark Trimmer Southdown Velo Male Vet
72 15:42:00 Lyndon Thompson Bournemouth Arrow CC Male Vet
73 15:43:00 Perry Lee Southdown Velo Male Vet
74 15:44:00 Martin Nobbs Bournemouth Arrow CC Male Vet
75 15:45:00 Peter Knipe Fareham Wheelers CC Male Vet
76 15:46:00 Robbie Southwell TeamSpy Male
77 15:47:00 Martin Jones Fareham Wheelers CC Male Vet
78 15:48:00 Nigel Pratt Andover Wheelers Male Vet
79 15:49:00 Arthur Venables ...A3crg Male Espoir
80 15:50:00 James Copeland Fareham Wheelers CC Male Senior
81 15:51:00 Richard Broadribb Southdown Velo Male Vet
82 15:52:00 Tom Morris Portsmouth North End CC Male Senior
83 15:53:00 Phillip Chinn Fareham Wheelers CC Male Vet
84 15:54:00 Colin Dixon Portsdown Hill CC Male Vet
85 15:55:00 Neil Mackley Fareham Wheelers CC Male Vet

Screentek International Junior Tour of the Mendips, Startlist

8TH/9TH April 2017 Prologue 6.4km TT
Stage 1 – The Rifleman's Stage (Race distance 105kms) , Stage 2 – The Mendip Hills (80 kms)
Race HQ Chew Valley Leisure Centre BS40 8QB


1 Matthew Burke 2nd Backstedt Cycling
2 Daniel Combe 2nd Backstedt Cycling
3 Joshua Price 2nd Backstedt Cycling
4 George Beck 2nd Bath Cycling Club
5 Charlie Shields 3rd Bath Cycling Club
6 Will Swarbrick 2nd Bath Cycling Club
7 Brad Dransfield 2nd Bike Box Alan
8 Mason Hollyman 2nd Bike Box Alan
9 Jordan Reed 2nd Bike Box Alan
10 George Bazley 3rd Bristol Cycling Development Squad
11 Morgan Curle 3rd Bristol Cycling Development Squad
12 Charlie Parry 3rd Bristol Cycling Development Squad
13 Richie Allen 2nd Brother NRG Driverplan
14 William Corbett 2nd Brother NRG Driverplan
15 Aaron Preston 2nd Brother NRG Driverplan
16 Josh Copley 2nd Catford CC Equipe/Banks
17 Liam Davies 2nd Catford CC Equipe/Banks
18 Joseph Laverick 3rd Catford CC Equipe/Banks
19 leuan Woods 2nd Catford CC Equipe/Banks
20 Sam Culverwell 4th Channel Islands Junior RT
21 Rhys Pilley 3rd Channel Islands Junior RT
22 Alex Van Katwyk 3rd Channel Islands Junior RT
23 Bradley Vaudin 4th Channel Islands Junior RT
24 Kieran Jarvis 2nd Cycle Team OnForm
25 Charles Page 2nd Cycle Team OnForm
26 Bailey Wilmot 2nd Cycle Team OnForm
27 Michael Parry 2nd Eastern Region Team
28 Travis Pell 3rd Eastern Region Team
29 Adam Robertson 3rd Eastern Region Team
30 Lyster Romero 2nd Eastern Region Team
31 Thomas Bostock 2nd Equiom IOM Junior Cycling Team
32 Harry Cain 3rd Equiom IOM Junior Cycling Team
33 Adam Kelly 3rd Equiom IOM Junior Cycling Team
34 Daniel Scarffe 3rd Equiom IOM Junior Cycling Team
35 George Greenhalgh 2nd Identity Racing
36 Theo Hartley 2nd Identity Racing
37 Sam Iddon 2nd Identity Racing
38 Elliot Reed 2nd Identity Racing
39 Matthew Shepherd 2nd Lee Valley Youth Cycling Club
40 Tom Cullen 2nd Otley CC
41 Luke O'Connell 3rd Otley CC
42 Robbie Pollard 2nd Otley CC
43 Conor Davies 2nd
Papillon-Rudyco-Janatrans CyclingTeam
44 Dougal Toms 1st Pedal Power Cycles Ipswich
45 Alex Collins 2nd Primera-TeamJobs
46 Anthony Anderson 1st Sigma Sport.co.uk
47 Charley Calvert 2nd South Region Team
48 Conor Chandler 3rd South Region Team
49 Edward Hatfield 2nd South Region Team
50 Tom Temple 3rd South Region Team
51 Finn Crockett 2nd Spokes Racing Team
52 Stephen Dent 1st Spokes Racing Team
53 Dylan Hughes 3rd Spokes Racing Team
54 George Wharton 2nd Spokes Racing Team
55 Zak Coleman 2nd Strada-Sport
56 Benjamin Hardwick 2nd Swinnerton Cycles
57 Joe Swinnerton 2nd Swinnerton Cycles
58 Theo Modell 2nd Team Corley Cycles
59 Alfie Peters 3rd Team Novo Nordisk
60 Giles Clark 2nd Team Vision Innovative Leisure
61 Alexander Cross 2nd Team Vision Innovative Leisure
62 Nathan Huynh 2nd Team Vision Innovative Leisure
63 Joseph Beckingsale 3rd Team Wales
64 Oscar Mingay 2nd Team Wales
65 James Tillett 2nd Team Wales
66 Samuel Tillett 2nd Team Wales
67 Santiago Isaac CaDavid Rivera 2nd VC Londres yes
68 William Raymond 2nd VC Londres
69 Jacob Vaughan 1st VC Londres
70 Lewis Winfield 2nd VC Londres
71 Edmund Bishop 2nd VC Meudon
72 Ollie Williams 2nd VC Meudon
73 Jamie Wimborne 2nd Watford Velo Sport
74 Harry Hardcastle 2nd WHEELBASE CABTECH JUNIOR RT
75 William Orrell-Turner 2nd WHEELBASE CABTECH JUNIOR RT
76 Matthew Shaw 2nd WHEELBASE CABTECH JUNIOR RT
77 Mark Donovan 2nd Zappi Racing Team
78 Lewis Hartley 3rd Zappi Racing Team
79 Jacques Sauvagnargues 2nd Zappi Racing Team
80 Jake Wright 2nd Zappi Racing Team
RESERVES
81 Theo Russell 3rd Bristol Cycling Development Squad
82 Tobias Dahlhaus 2nd London Dynamo
83 Adam Pinder 2nd Adept Precision RT/NE Healthcare
84 Red Walters 2nd Sotonia CC yes
85 William Lewis 2nd Team Vision Innovative Leisure
86 George Kimber 2nd Cycle Sport Dynamo yes
87 Joseph Saunders 2nd Mid Devon CC yes
88 Sam Walsham 3rd Bikebox Alan yes
89 Steven Jones 3rd Mid Devon CC yes
90 Josh Griffiths 4th Bristol South CC yes

CC Weymouth Club 10, 25/03/17, Results

P451/10, Owermoigne 25th March 2017

1 Andy Cooper BJW 00:22:26
2 Patryle Witkowski BJW 00:22:31
3 Julian Lockwood Primera 00:22:48
4 Luke Voss UofBCC 00:23:25
5 Phil Cole MSG 00:23:30
6 David Butt CCW 00:23:34
7 Dan Murphy CCW 00:23:48
8 Luke Rendell PW 00:23:49
9 Charlie Carlisle-Ive Offcamber 00:23:58
10 Steve Trigwell CCW 00:24:50
11 Nick Ireland CCW 00:25:00
12 Monty Knight MSG 00:25:09
13 Gordon Scott / Jemma Scott CCW 00:26:01 (Tandem)
14 Naomi Shinkins UK Biking 00:26:03
15 Andrew Wilkinson MSG 00:26:25
16 Tony Strickland BACC 00:26:33
17 Louisa Cooper BSW 00:27:37
18 Nigel Rendell PW 00:27:53
19 Rachel Hackman RNRMCA 00:28:11
20 Andrew Jackson CCW 00:28:43
21 Jacob Whitnall - 00:30:46

Bournemouth & Dist Women's Cycling Assoc Events 2017

BOURNEMOUTH & DISTRICT WOMEN’S CYCLING ASSOCIATION

PROGRAMME OF EVENTS FOR 2017
All welcome regardless of gender.

Wednesday April 12 Association/Club event 10 P164 Parc Pale 19.00 (Lyndhurst)
Wednesday April 26 Association/Club event 15 P128/15 Bartley lay by 19.00
SUNDAY MAY 7 OPEN EVENT
25 P413 Lytchett Matravers 07.00 Online Entry HERE
Wednesday May 10 Association/Club event 10 P164 Parc Pale 19.30
Wednesday May 24 Association/Club event 25/10 P128/25 Bartley lay by 19.00
Wednesday June 7 Association/Club event 15 P165 Parc Pale 19.30
Wednesday June 21 Association/Club event 25 P128/25 Bartley lay by 19.00
Wednesday July 5 Association/Club event 15 P164/15 Parc Pale 19.30
Wednesday July 19 Association/Club event 10 P164 Parc Pale 19.30
Wednesday August 2 Association/Club event 10 P164 Parc Pale 19.00
SATURDAY AUGUST 12 OPEN EVENT Online Entry HERE
1 MALE, 1 FEMALE 2UP TTT 10 P311 North Kingston Ringwood 15.00
Saturday September 2 Petit Prix des Dames
1 Male, 1 Female 2up TTT 10 P311 North Kingston
Ringwood 15.00
Sunday November 26 Lunch and Prize Presentation Beaulieu Hotel, Beaulieu Road, Lyndhurst

Classic TT Series Preview: Hayley Simmonds (Team WNT Pro Cycling), Exciting Times in 2017

Hayley Simmonds burst onto the TT scene winning the National 50 mile title, her first attempt at the distance, on Dorset roads in 2014.(Pic) Since then, Simmonds has dominated domestic time trialling, competition records at 10, 25 & 50 miles, championship titles in all four distances including 100 miles, two national TT titles & British Best all-Rounder for the past two seasons, the highlights so far of a cycling career that started with a modest circuit race win at Barkston Heath in 2013. The 28 year old former rower from Redditch is back racing in the south this weekend (26th), as she gets her 2017 home campaign underway. The top seed in the opening round of the CTT Knights Composite, sponsored Classic TT series, we spoke to Hayley on a rest day after a hard training block.

Q AS ITS YOUR REST DAY WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING? HOW DO YOU RELAX?
HS "I'll probably allow myself a bit of a lie-in and then do a 45 minute spin before breakfast. After that I'm having coffee and a catch up with a friend who I haven't seen for a few weeks. I often spend time on rest days doing movement circuits and stretching/core work too, though if I get the chance to fully relax I like to just sit on the sofa with a book or Netflix!"

Q HOW HAS YOUR WINTER TRAINING GONE?/ ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO 2017 SEASON?

HS "I had a fairly lengthy break after my final race last season (Chrono des Nations on October 23rd) during which time I got married. I started training again in late November but since then have done a lot of hours! I'm pleased with my training numbers, particularly for this time of year, and am looking forward to seeing how they translate into a race performance at the weekend. I've got some great events on my calendar for 2017 which I'm really excited about."

Q WHAT ARE YOUR TARGETS FOR THE YEAR?

HS "Team WNT has a really good calendar for this year and I'm hoping to be able to get some good results in UCI road races in addition to the TTs. There are a number of stage races with time trials in particular where I am hoping to do well. In addition I am obviously aiming to retain my British title and build on some of my results from 2016 in the UCI TTs".

Q YOU DOMINATED BRITISH TIME TRIALLING LAST YEAR, WHAT DO YOU THINK YOUR BEST DISTANCE IS? CAN YOU STILL IMPROVE?

HS " I think my best distance is probably the 10, though that might just be because I did more 10s than anything else last year. I do also enjoy 10s more than other distances. I definitely think I can still improve - there are so many factors that come together and contribute to a good performance and I certainly haven't perfected them all!"

Q WILL WE SEE YOU ROAD RACING FOR TEAM WNT THIS YEAR?

HS "Yes, definitely. In fact there are currently a lot more road races than time trials on my race calendar and I've actually just got back from a stage race in Valencia. I have a full season of UCI racing, with some of the British National Series events thrown in too. Unfortunately I didn't get the chance to do much road racing last year but I actually had a very successful road season in 2015, winning quite a few British races, finishing 24th on GC in both Thuringen Rundfahrt (UCI 2.1) and Ladies Tour of Norway (UCI 2.2) and supporting Lizzie Armitstead in the World Championships in Richmond, USA."


Q DO YOU KNOW THE COURSE FOR NEXT WEEKEND/ WILL YOU RECCE IT BEFOREHAND? DO YOU INTEND TO RIDE THE WHOLE SERIES?

HS "I haven't seen the course yet but I'll try to recce it on Saturday. I'm hopefully going to do several events in the series this year, if I can fit them in around my team racing commitments. The courses are normally quite fun to ride and are much more similar to a UCI TT than a flat 10 or 25."

Q YOU HAVE SEEN THE START LIST FOR NEXT WEEK, WHO WILL CHALLENGE YOU FOR THE WIN?

HS "Yes I had a look at the start sheet when it came out a few days ago. Sarah Storey and her team have been supporters of the series for a few years now,which is great for women's time trialling, so it's good to see them on the start sheet for this weekend. Sarah will definitely be tough competition, as will her teammate Ejay Harris, who had some really good TT results last year."


Q TELLS US ABOUT YOUR TEAM SUPPORT AND BACK UP?
HS " The calendar and opportunities Team WNT Pro Cycling are offering for 2017 are well matched with my own ambitions and I'm really grateful to be part of a team that understands me as a rider and wants to help me achieve my long-term aims in cycling. I'm also really lucky to have help and support from key people like my husband Mark (also my coach), Xav Disley (Aerodynamics - AeroCoach), Alan Murchison (Nutrition - Performance Chef), F.A.S.T (massage/physiotherapy), Yellow Jersey (Cycle Insurance), and Helen Davies (Sports Psychology) among others. Having a support network of knowledgable, experienced people to turn to for advice and support makes my job infinitely easier and less stressful!"

Q...AND FINALLY WHAT WILL YOU HAVE FOR BREAKFAST ON SUNDAY?

HS "I'll most likely have a big bowl of rice porridge, topped with nut butter, almonds and banana. I've been working with Alan Murchison and following a gluten free diet since February 2016 and have discovered some great pre-race meal options that I would otherwise have never tried!"


Simmonds is the last of the seeded riders in the Womens field, her start time of 10:00am, two minutes after Storey, 09:58.
Full Start List HERE

The Wessex Road Club have been running their sporting 24 for over 40 years now and race organiser Rowan Shepherd is proud to be promoting this national event.

Burden setting course record in 2016

Rowan Shepherd
"Little did I know when I won this event in the late 80's I would end up organising it, let alone it being a national event. It has changed a bit in that time, the WESSEX RC has been a stalwart organiser of this for many years, and where once it was full distance at 25miles, road works meant we had to shorten the event, which actually makes it more exciting as people ride for the challenge more than a time, that being said with some strenuous rolling climbs - a great time isn't always forthcoming. The Wessex RC is one of the oldest clubs around at 93 years young and has been known in its day to produce some super fast riders such as Harry Lodge who won Junior BAR and went on to race professionally at such prestigious events as the G'iro D'Italia. The fact that this is a national event this year meant we would attract some pretty fast riders, Dame Sarah Storey is riding and will be presenting the prizes also, which could mean presenting to herself, although she will face stiff competition from Hayley Simmonds i am sure. Our event has drawn some big hitters in the past including legendary Olympian Gary Dighton sadly no longer with us - but he set a blistering time in 2014 smashing Adam Tophams course record for the 24 miles in 51 minutes 41 seconds, a time we thought would not be bettered for many years - so much so I put up a £100 prize to grow year on year - but bettered it was only two years later in 2016 by Matt Burden (Severn RC) in a stunning time of 51 minutes and 12 seconds, perhaps this year we might see someone break the 51 minute mark and pick up the £100"

CC Weymouth Easter 10

CCW OPEN 10 MILE TT EVENT Sunday 16th April at 9am

CC Weymouth will be holding their Easter P451/10 open event on Sunday 16th April at 9am. As with all Open events, it must entered in advance (strictly no entry on the day), and the closing date is rapidly approaching (04/04/2017). You can enter this event online through the CTT WEBSITE
The Broadmayne village hall has been booked as the HQ. It has reasonable parking, toilets, and refreshments will be available throughout. In the past our event has been family friendly, and being Easter Sunday, there will be Easter themed gifts for the younger supporters. As last year, there will be generous prizes for the 1st placed man and woman, as well as team, veteran and junior prizes. We will also be offering £100 “Jackpot” prizes for anyone setting a new all-comers course record (both the men’s and women’s).
Currently, the men’s course recorded is 20:03, set by Adam Topham on 19/04/2014. Previously, Matt Illingworth held the record winning the National 10 mile Time Trial Championship on this course in 1999. The woman’s course record is 23:42, set by Louise Dutch on 25/04/2008.

Bournemouth Arrow Good Friday 10!

Entries are invited for the Bournemouth Arrow Good Friday 10 on the 14th April on the P311,Ringwood-Sopley course. HQ is the David Lloyd Centre at Ringwood, enjoy changing rooms, a free swim and hot food afterwards. Prizes go down to 8th place subject to 50 entries and all cash prizes will be topped up with David Lloyd goodies comprising rucksacks & towels. James Copeland (Fareham Wh) won in 2016 with a time of 21:10, 7 seconds clear of Mike Ford (VC ST Rapahael/Waites Contacts).
Entries to Peter Fairbank 3 Stour Way Christchurch BH23 2PF or via the CTT website, entry fee: £8.00 first rider off 08:01.
Enter online HERE
Closing date 4th April

New Forest CC Club 16, 19/03/17, Report/Results

Lockyer storms home in a new course record
A blustery day greeted the riders for New Forest CC’s 16 mile time trial on the P165. The course starts at Balmer Lawn heads out to Beaulieu, round to Lyndhurst and back towards Lyndhurst. Apart from the stiff wind which aided the participants out to Beaulieu, the conditions were ideal on a mild spring morning. NFCC new comer Paul Lockyer laid down a significant early season marker by smashing the course record to come home in a mighty 36.32, with club champion Ben Boardman unavailable, Paul took three minutes out of field to second place man Antony Green in 39.34. Andrew Hanley made up the top three recording a personal best time of 40.31 and commented, “conditions were tough out there today, you had to hold something back for the return leg and not get too carried away on the way out to Beaulieu. Paul came past me like a train and held great form as he steamed off into the distance!”
New Forest hold a 10 miler on the popular P164 course from Boltons Bench next week, the riders will no doubt be looking forward to riding on the new tarmac recently laid on North Lane near Beaulieu.

P165 16m TT 19/03/2017

Pos Name Time AVS
1 Paul Lockyer 00:36:32 26.3
2 Antony Green 00:39:34 24.3
3 Andrew Handley 00:40:31 23.7
4 Justin Priest 00:42:07 22.8
5 Barry Hard 00:43:07 22.3
6 Jon Gregary 00:45:54 20.9
7 Bob Dowling 00:45:57 20.9
8 Phil Underwood 00:46:17 20.7
9 Chris Mills 00:53:46 17.9
10 Catherine Pascoe 00:54:53 17.5
Privates
1 Dave Dent 00:37:26 25.6 GS Stella
2 Pete Wilson 00:42:54 22.4 Bmouth Arrow CC
3 Michelle Lock 00:45:50 20.9 GS Stella
4 Stuart Grace 00:47:01 20.4 GA Cycles
*** NEW COURSE RECORD ***
Paul Lockyer 00:36:32 26.3

Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers Club 25, 19/03/17, Results

Fourteen entries on a windy morning on the P304, 2 lap Moortown-Bransgore-Moortown

1 Matt Rollinson - 59.06 - 29.20
2 Ade Murray - 59.40 - 29.44
3 Cliff Rowe - 1.05.09 - 33.07
4 Kevin Harris - 1.06.18 - 32.39
5 Kevin Ridge - 1.08.50 - 33.25
6 Antony Smith - 1.13.23 - 35.24
7 Tim Smith - 1.21.24 - 40.03
8 John O'Brien - 1.22.48 - 39.08 Trike
DNF
Michael Round Mechanical
Will Solomon Puncture

Visitors
Tom Stocker - Hargroves - 59.04 = 29.11
Paul Jones Primera-Teamjobs 1.00.43=29.44
Lizzy Campbell - Iris Race Team - 1.08.43 - 34.14
DNF
Charlie Carlyle- OffCamber DNF Went off course

John O'Brien rode out and home from Swanage on his trike!

Officials
Dave Mansfield, Mark Hitchcott, Clive Peskett, Kev Ridge, Jacky Prosser

Hutchings Wins Sotonia Leg Loosener!, Report, Results!

Roadman Oscar Hutchings (VC Equipe-Flix) won the Sotonia CC leg Loosener time trial on a breezy morning in the New Forest. Hutchings clocked 34:43 on the 23km sporting circuit, storming up the final climb of Pipers Waite hill to cross the line 68 seconds clear of Richard Gildea (Didcot Phoenix). Nick Tarmey (VC Venta) finished a further 8 seconds back in third place.

Another roadman, Matt Downie (Primera-Teamjobs), took the road bike event, his 45.50, eclipsed only by Hutchings in the 120 strong field. It was Downies second win aginst the clock this term, after his victory in the VC ST Raphael event in February.

In form Craig Wallington (Sarum Velo), 46.44 claimed second place by just 1 second from Ben Skinner (Bath CC).

Hollie Dowling ( Bike Jockey CC) produced a storming ride, winning the womens race and placing 30TH overall, her 41:16 over a minute clear of Sarah Lewis (Full on Tri), 42:19 with Michelle Walter (Bournemouth Arrow) third in 44:43. A cross wind made the exposed Stony Cross section challenging, the riders turning into the wind at Nomansland to start the stiff climb up to the chequered board, cruelly placed 150 metres over the top of the hill.

RIDER REACTION
Oscar Hutchings
"I am pleased with that, i fit in a few time trials when i can but i love the road racing too much, i might enter the National 10 this year though i would like to do some of the bigger races. I havent got into the aroedynamic knee socks yet, i might get there eventually! I have the Scorpion road race next week, a crit or two then the Prems start in April"

Matt Downie
"Its nice to win, i am pretty happy with it, across the top of the forest was not too bad but coming up the hill into the headwind was hard. Things have not gone so well on the road, a few punctures and crashes, i am hoping it is just the bad spell of the year and thIngs will improve, to win this is great".

Lots more Photos on our FACEBOOK page

BRIEF RESULT
TT BIKES

1 OSCAR HUTCHINGS (VC EQUIPE-FLIX) 34.43
2 RICHARD GILDEA (DIDCOT PHOENIX) 35.51
3 NICK TARMEY (VC VENTA) 35.59
4 JON SAMWAYS (BOURNEMOUTH JUBILEE WH) 36.04
5 BRENDAN REESE (BOURNEMOUTH ARROW) 36.15
6 ANDY SMITH (VC ST RAPHAEL) 36.52
7 JAMES BRICKELL (FAREHAM WH) 36.53
8 THOMAS KEY (PRIMERA-TEAMJOBS) 36.59
9 CRAIG HASLAM (POOLE WH) 37.05
10 JAMIE FRANKLYN (VC VENTA) 37.28
11= CHARLIE LEECH (SOTON UNI CC) 37.34
11= SIMON BEROGNA (VC ST RAPHAEL) 37.34
13 MAX WEBBER (ABBOTS ANN CYCLES) 37.42
14 SIMON HEALY (ANDOVER WH) 37.49
15 MATTHEW GRAY (SPOKES BPC RACING) 38.09
16 JASON HAYLES (TEAM SPY) 38.13
17= PAUL MORRIS (FAREHAM WH) 38.16
17= RAY CLARRIDGE (GA CYCLES) 38.16
19 ANDREW RIVETT (VC ST RAPHAEL) 38.20
20 RICHARD PORTER (CC WEYMOUTH) 38.31
21 PATRICK BRENNAN (...A3CRG) 39.12
22 STUART MARTINGALE (SOTONIA CC ) 39.27
23= GREG TOGNARELLI (RACING CLUB RAVENNA) 39.51
23= LYNDON THOMPSON (BOURNEMOUTH ARROW) 39.51
25 THOMAS PILONI (BOURNEMOUTH JUBILEE WH) 40.10
26= DARRYL BARR (...A3CRG) 40.39
26= RUPERT SILMAN (BOURNEMOUTH JUBILEE WH) 40.39
28 ARTHUR VENABLES (..A3CRG) 40.46
29 MARTIN BEALE (VC ST RAPHAEL) 41.02
30 HOLLIE DOWLING (BIKE JOCKEY CC) 41.16
31 JAMES FRITCHLEY (TROWBRIDGE CC) 41.50
32 NIELS LANGHOUT (SOTONIA CC) 42.02
33 IAN HATCH (SOTONIA CC) 42.13
34 STUART THOMPSON (ANDOVER WH) 42.16
35 SARAH LEWIS (FULL-ON TRI) 42.19
36 MICHELLE WALTER (BOURNEMOUTH ARROW) 44.43
37 JAMES MAGNIN (BOURNEMOUTH JUBILE WH) 46.02
38 NICHOLAS COOPER (ANDOVER WH) 46.31
39 AGATA TOMASZEWSKA (SOTONIA CC) 47.51


ROAD BIKES
1 MATT DOWNIE (PRIMERA-TEAMJOBS) 35.50
2 CRAIG WALLINGTON (SARUM VELO) 36.44
3 BEN SKINNER (BATH CC) 36.45
4 PHIL WILKS (SOTONIA CC) 37.23
5 JAMES PECKHAM (SOTONIA CC) 37.58
6 TOM TEMPLE (PRIMERA-TEAMJOBS) (J) 38.13
7 JAMES PLUMB (VC VENTA) 38.31
8 OLLIE WINWOOD BRATCHELL (VC VENTA) 38.46
9 THOM HAYWARD (VC VENTA) 38.47
10 ED SLOT (SOTONIA CC) 38.54
11 JOHN PENNINGTON (TEAM ATHLETE LAB) 38.57
12 BEN COWARD (SOTONIA CC) 39.13
13 RED WATERS (SOTONIA CC) 39.26
14 DAVE DALTON (FAREHAM WH) 39.58
15 JAMES JOEL GARNER (..A3CRG) 40.06
16 PHIL GODFREY (SOTONIA CC) 40.16
17 HARRY CHAMBERLAIN (SOUTHAMPTON UNI CC) 40.23
18 NICK JONES (BOURNEMOUTH JUBILEE WH) 40.36
19 SAM MALAM (VC VENTA) 40.51
20 TIM LEWIS (FULL-ON TRI) 41.03
21 VAUGHAN MARRIS (FAREHAM WH) 41.18
22 CHRIS WILSON (TORNADO CC) 41.35
23 ANGELA CARPENTER (I-TEAM CC) 41.42
24 JONATHAN WREN (SOTONIA CC) 41.52
25 JOHN BENJAMIN (VC WALCOT) 41.55
26 JAMES ECCLESTON (SARUM VELO) 42.00
27 COLIN MOONEY (PORTSDOWN HILL CC) 42.05
28 TOM BANDY (PORTSDOWN HILL CC) 42.16
29 JAMES VEAL (WEST WIGHT WH) 42.19
30 JERRY BROMYARD (..A3CRG) 42.27
31 ANDREW LOCKWOOD (SOUTHAMPTON UNI CC) 42.33
32 ANDY SELF (NORTH HANTS RC) 42.44
33 DREW HOSIE (..A3CRG) 43.06
34 JOHN SCHNABEL (FAREHAM WH) 43.17
35 =IAN SHERRIN (3C CYCLEEXPERIENCE) 43.25
35 = DARRYL STRONG (DH CYCLESPORT) 43.25
37 STEWART WARD (NEW FOREST CC) 43.32

Knights Composites Classic TT Series #1, Start List

Wessex Road Club promote the first round of the Knights Composite Classic Time Trial series on the P427 circuit on Sunday 26th March. John Dewey, George Evans,Joshua Williams, (Team Bottrill/HSS Hire), Dean Robson (Northover VT/Rudy Project) & Matthew Davies (Rhino Velo RT) are the fancied riders in the Mens race with Hayley Simmonds (Team WNT Pro Cycling) leading the women. Dame Sarah Storey, twice a winner of the series debuts for her newly announced team, Storey Racing, along with MTB & Cyclocross specialist Bethany Crumpton and Elizabeth-Jane Harris,former south region road race champion, Kimberly Ashton(Casp Racing) is also amongst the seeded riders (Mercy Webb got the first win for the new team at the Odd Down circuit last week). The 24 mile undualting course, based around Wimborne Minster in Dorset heads north from the town before turning towards Blandford Forum, the final climb up to Beech Avenue (pictured) and the finish at Pamphill will provide a sting in the tail. Race Headquarters, Allendale Centre, Hanham Road, Wimborne, BH21 1AS
Cycling Time Trials

Course Record 51:12, Matt Burden (Severn RC) 2016

Start List
Paracyclists

1 08:31:00 Paul Thomas Brighton Mitre CC Male Vet
2 08:32:00 Liz Saul London Dynamo Female Senior
3 08:33:00 Tom Staniford Team RGB Building Supplies Male Senior
4 08:34:00 Rik Waddon Para-T
Juniors
5 08:35:00 Noah Field CC Ashwell Male Junior
6 08:36:00 Thomas Day Poole Whs Male Juvenile
7 08:37:00 Adam Robertson Verulam CC Male Junior
8 08:38:00 Zak Coleman Team PedalRevolution.Co.Uk

Women & Vets

9 08:39:00 Neil Dyble Bournemouth Arrow CC Male Vet
10 08:40:00 Kevin Ridge Bournemouth Jubilee Whs Male Vet
11 08:41:00 David Barry Team Bottrill / HSS Hire Male Vet
12 08:42:00 Robert Jolliffe New Forest CC Male Vet
13 08:43:00 Martin Jones Fareham Wheelers CC Male Vet
14 08:44:00 Simon Smith Shutt Velo Rapide Male Vet
15 08:45:00 Rob Griffiths Zoom Tri Club Male Vet
16 08:46:00 Lyndon Thompson Bournemouth Arrow CC Male Vet
17 08:47:00 James Roberts Chester RC Male Vet
18 08:48:00 Christopher Day Poole Whs Male Vet
19 08:49:00 William Simmons Bournemouth Jubilee Whs Male Vet
20 08:50:00 Terry Belbin Poole Whs Male Vet
21 08:51:00 Pete Wilson Bournemouth Arrow CC Male Vet
22 08:52:00 Steven De Sousa CASP Racing Club Male Vet
23 08:53:00 Mike Garner ...A3crg Male Vet
24 08:54:00 Jason Miller CASP Racing Club Male Vet
25 08:55:00 Andy Self Direct Power Cycling Team Male Vet
26 08:56:00 Rupert Silman Bournemouth Jubilee Whs Male Vet
27 08:57:00 Martin Beale Velo Club St Raphael Male Vet
28 08:58:00 Michael Naulls Velo Club Venta Male Vet
29 08:59:00 Terry Icke Velo Club St Raphael Male Vet
30 09:00:00 Darryl Barr ...A3crg Male Vet
31 09:01:00 David Hargreaves North Lancs RC Male Vet
32 09:02:00 Andrew Tamplin Revolutions Racing Male Vet
33 09:03:00 Drew Hosie ...A3crg Male Vet
34 09:04:00 Stuart Thompson Andover Wheelers Male Vet
35 09:05:00 Jerry Bromyard ...A3crg Male Vet
36 09:06:00 Stuart Peckham New Forest CC Male Vet
37 09:07:00 Chris Scawn Plymouth Corinthian CC Male Vet
38 09:08:00 Richard Porter CC Weymouth Male Vet
39 09:09:00 Ray Claridge GA Cycles Male Vet
40 09:10:00 Philip Watts North Hampshire RC Male Vet
41 09:11:00 Andrew Rivett Velo Club St Raphael Male Vet
42 09:12:00 Keith Dorling Team Bottrill / HSS Hire Male Vet
43 09:13:00 Dave Dent GS Stella Male Vet
44 09:14:00 Tim Davies Icknield RC Male Vet
45 09:15:00 David Dalton Fareham Wheelers CC Male Vet
46 09:16:00 Simon Berogna Velo Club St Raphael Male Vet
47 09:17:00 Daryl May Sheffrec CC Male Vet
48 09:18:00 James Garrett CASP Racing Club Male Vet
49 09:19:00 Andy Smith Velo Club St Raphael Male Vet
50 09:20:00 John Samways Bournemouth Jubilee Whs Male Vet
51 09:21:00 Joe Le Sage Rutland Cycling Club Male Vet
52 09:22:00 Stephen Campbell Twickenham CC Male Vet
54 09:24:00 Peter Nicholls Race Hub Male Vet
56 09:26:00 Danny Axford Arctic Tacx RT Male Vet
58 09:28:00 Alan Murchison DRAG2ZERO Male Vet
60 09:30:00 Emma Needham CC Weymouth Female Senior
61 09:31:00 Angela Carpenter I-Team Cyclists Club Female Vet
62 09:32:00 Kelly Murphy Boot Out Breast Cancer Cycling Club Female Senior
63 09:33:00 Michelle Walter Bournemouth Arrow CC Female Vet
64 09:34:00 Emily Le Beuvant Big Maggys Race Team Female Senior
65 09:35:00 Lou Dutch Synergie Coaching Female Vet
66 09:36:00 Michelle Lock GS Stella Female Vet
67 09:37:00 Elizabeth Stedman Sunsport Velo CC Female Senior
68 09:38:00 Sarah Wise CC Weymouth Female Senior
69 09:39:00 Jenny Lee RLP Racing Female Senior
70 09:40:00 Jackie Field CC Ashwell Female Vet
71 09:41:00 Tina Reid Trainsharp Female Vet
72 09:42:00 Katie Prankerd Storey Racing Female Senior
73 09:43:00 Christine Rowley Poole Whs Female Vet
74 09:44:00 Monica Dew Storey Racing Female Espoir
75 09:45:00 Louise Scupham Team Jadan-Weldtite P/B Vive Le Velo Female Espoir
76 09:46:00 Laura Cameron Storey Racing Female Senior
77 09:47:00 Sarah Matthews ...A3crg Female Vet
78 09:48:00 Bethany Crumpton Storey Racing Female
79 09:49:00 Simone Dailey ...A3crg Female Senior
80 09:50:00 Jennifer George Storey Racing Female Senior
81 09:51:00 Crystal Spearman NOPINZ Female Senior
82 09:52:00 Becky Lewis Mid Shropshire Wheelers Female Senior
84 09:54:00 Elizabeth-Jane Harris Storey Racing Female Senior
86 09:56:00 Kimberley Ashton CASP Racing Club Female Senior
88 09:58:00 Sarah Storey Storey Racing Female Senior
90 10:00:00 Hayley Simmonds Team WNT Pro Cycling Female Senior

Senior Male & Espoirs
91 10:01:00 Paul Dytham Wessex Road Club Male Senior
92 10:02:00 James Eccleston Sarum Velo Male Senior
93 10:03:00 Andrew Parkhill Zoom Tri Club Male Senior
94 10:04:00 Thomas Piloni Bournemouth Jubilee Whs Male Senior
95 10:05:00 Ollie Mitchell ...A3crg Male Senior
96 10:06:00 Matthew Rollinson Bournemouth Jubilee Whs Male (withdrawn)
97 10:07:00 Daniel Halksworth Team Bottrill / HSS Hire Male Senior
98 10:08:00 Jack Rebours Caesarean CC (Jersey) Male Espoir
99 10:09:00 Patrick Brennan ...A3crg Male Senior
100 10:10:00 Samuel Wadsley Poole Whs Male Espoir
101 10:11:00 Aaron Kneebone Royal Navy & Royal Marines CA Male Senior
102 10:12:00 James Brickell Fareham Wheelers CC Male Espoir
103 10:13:00 James Horton Velo Club St Raphael Male Senior
104 10:14:00 Charles Mitchell ...A3crg Male Senior
105 10:15:00 Henry Latimer Nuun-Sigma Sport-London RT Male Senior
106 10:16:00 Bryce Riglar CC Weymouth Male
107 10:17:00 Max Webber Abbotts Ann Cycles Male Senior
108 10:18:00 Lewis Keightley Team Bottrill / HSS Hire Male Senior
109 10:19:00 Steven Pink Poole Whs Male Senior
110 10:20:00 John Dewey Team Bottrill / HSS Hire Male Senior
111 10:21:00 Richard Jennings Shutt Velo Rapide Male Senior
112 10:22:00 George Fox Team Bottrill / HSS Hire Male
113 10:23:00 Robert Moore Nuun-Sigma Sport-London RT Male Senior
114 10:24:00 Matthew Davies Rhino Velo Race Team Male Senior
116 10:26:00 George Evans Team Bottrill / HSS Hire Male Espoir
118 10:28:00 Dean Robson Northover VT / Rudy Project Male Senior
120 10:30:00 Joshua Williams Team Bottrill / HSS Hire Male Senior

Knights Composite Classic TT Series 2017
26 March 2017 Wessex Road Club
14 April 2017 Buxton CC/Sett Valley Cycles
23 April 2017 Beacon RCC
14 May 2017 Team Q Bikes
28 May 2017 Border City Wheelers
11 June 2017 Hemel Hempstead CC London

The Knight Composites Classic TT Series is a points based competition held on sporting courses, this year in the South, Manchester, Midland, Scotland, North and London North Districts. In the series there are six events, with points awarded and each rider’s best four events accounted to their total. The rider with the highest points is the winner. There is a total of nine categories, men, women, espoirs, juniors, paracyclists, veterans (actual), veterans (target), women veterans plus a team award, with Knight wheelsets being awarded as prizes for each overall category winner.