Glenn Longland 2 Day,Start List

THE 19TH ANNUAL GLENN LONGLAND DOWNTON 2-DAY CLASSIC 2015
SATURDAY 3rd /SUNDAY 4th OCTOBER 2015
SPONSORED BY
R.E. S.W. J.J.

H.Q. DOWNTON FOOTBALL CLUB
WICK LANE DOWNTON SALISBURY
3 STAGES UNDER T.L.I.CYCLING RULES
PLEASE PARK IN FIELD OPPISITE HQ CAR PARK
ENTRIES-: Members £20 Non Members £30 E.O.L. £35


Stage 1 Prologue 2.4km Saturday 1.pm
Stage 2 Handicap Road Race 42km Saturday 2.45pm
Stage 3 Time Trial 24km Sunday 8.30am


Organiser Glenn Longland 32 Testlands Ave Nursling Southampton Hampshire SO16 0XG
Tel: 02380 731771/07759675589
Email rukglenntli@gmail.com


99 ANYA LANCASTER 3C CycleExperience R.U.B. L (Sunday Only) 8.29
100 BEN PYM 3C CycleExperience R.U.B S (Sunday Only) 8.30
1 0LI EMMANS ANTELOPE R.T. B 1.01/8.31
2 John Sanchez-Bisson CRABWOOD C.C. E/13056 1.02/8.32
3 SUZI RUSSELL 3C CycleExperience R.U.B. L 1.03/8.33
4 RICHARD BURCH SOTONIA C.C. B/11065 1.04/8.34
5 BECKY SANDS 3C CycleExperience R.U.B. L 1.05/8.35
6 BEN Scott-Mundon SOTONIA C.C. S/14717 1.06/8.36
7 BOB TYRRELL DURSLEY R.C. D/11778 1.07/8.37
8 CHRIS MOODY SOTONIA C..C. M/14721 1.08/8.38
9 SARAH HICKMAN 3C CyclExperience R.U.B. L 1.09/8.39
10 ED SLOT SOTONIA C.C. S/14698 1.10/8.40
11 GARY ALLAN G.A.CYCLES C/11084 1.11/8.41
12 FAITH FISHER 3C CycleExperience R.U.B. L 1.12/8.42
13 STEVE WOOD ANTELOPE R.T. C/12538 1.13/8.43
14 MICHAEL HORSMAN KUDUS MULTISPORT D 1.14/8.44
15 GEORGE SMITH GILLINGHAM & DISRTICT S/12462 1.15/8.45
16 DAN MOORE KUDUS MULTISPORT M 1.16/8.46
17 JULIAN LOCKWOOD HUB C.C. C/11634 1.17/8.47
18 ROY JONES V.C.MONTPELLIER B/10276 1.18/8.48
19 COLE PEARCE VECTIS ROADS C.C. S/14566 1.19/8.49
20 DAVID LUGTON PORTSDOWN HILL C.C. M 1.20/8.50
21 DARREN ORCHARD MUD SWEAT N GEARS M/13818 1.21/8.51
22 ROB FRYER PORTSDOWN HILL C.C. S 1.22/8.52
23 NICHOLAS BUCK UNATTACHED J/14733 1.23/8.53
24 COLIN DIXON PORTSDOWN HILL C.C. B 1.24/8.54
25 PAUL FREEMAN STRATFORD C.C. D 1.25/8.55
26 ANDY SIMPSON PORTSDOWN HILL C.C. A 1.26/8.56
27 KEITH DALTON STRATFORD C.C. E 1.27/8.57
28 MIKE COOKE PORTSDOWN HILL C.C. M 1.28/8.58
29 STEPHEN EGGLETON STRATFORD C.C. M 1.29/8.59
30 NICK O`HARA 3C Cycle Experience B/13222 1.30/9.00
31 JONATHAN HALL SOTONIA C.C. B/14704 1.31/9.01
32 JAMES MEAKIN UNATTACHED S/14722 1.32/9.02
33 GAWAIN YOUNG SOTONIA C.C. A/14590 1.33/9.03
34 MARTIN BALK 3C CycleExperience D/14028 1.34/9.04
35 JAMES PECKHAM SOTONIA C.C. S/14572 1.35/9.05
36 ADAM PATCHON UK-BIKING/COPYRITE M/14172 1.36/9.06
37 PHIL WILKS SOTONIA C.C. M/13720 1.37/9.07
38 STEWART PECKHAM NEW FOREST C.C. B/11623 1.38/9.08
39 MARK VALENTINE POOLE WHEELERS M/11229 1.39/9.09
40 STEWART WARD NEW FOREST C.C. M/14671 1.40/9.10
41 GRIEL CONAL-LAW POOLE WHEELERS B/14724 1.41/9.11
42 ADAM HUNNYBALL UK-BIKING/COPYRITE S/14129 1.42/9.12
43 RUPERT SILMAN BOURNEMOUTH JUBILEE M/11042 1.43/9.13
44 ANNA MORRIS SOUTHAMPTON UNI R.C. L/14732 1.44/9.14
45 SAMUAL WADSLEY POOLE WHEELERS J/12612 1.45/9.15
46 KEVIN MORRIS BOURNEMOUTH JUBILEE A/14727 1.46/9.16
47 GEORGE CRAMMOND SOUTHAMPTON UNI R.C. S 1.47/9.17
48 JASON GAULT BOURNEMOUTH JUBILEE A/14206 1.48/9.18
49 SIMON MERRITT UK-BIKING/COPYRITE A/11542 1.49/9.19
50 THOMAS KEY SOUTHAMPTON UNI R.C. S/14633 1.50/9.20
51 JACOB ARIES UK-BIKING/COPYRITE J/14675 1.51/9.21
52 ALEX HART SARUM VELO S/14708 1.52/9.22
53 HENRY NIXON SOUTHAMPTON UNI R.C. S/14712 1.53/9.23
54 RYAN WESTON POOLE WHEELERS S/14466 1.54/9.24
55 STEPHEN TIERAN UK-BIKING/COPYRITE S/12600 1.55/9.25
56 CHARLIE LEECH SOUTHAMPTON UNI R.C. S/14634 1.56/9.26
57 EDWARD HATFIELD UK-BIKING/COPYRITE U16/12525 1.57/9.27
58 RAY HUGHES CLARENCE WHEELERS D 1.58/9.28
59 PETER CARTER UNATTACHED B/13055 1.59/9.29
60 KIM LITTLE MERIDA FACTORY RACING M/10777 2.00/9.30
61 SCOTT MICHAELS SOUTHAMPTON UNI R.C. S/14668 2.01/9.31
62 SIMON HEALEY ANDOVER WHEELERS A 2.02/9.32
63 MATTHEW POSNER SOUTHAMPTON UNI R.C. S/14688 2.03/9.33
64 BROOK ELGIE ROCK N ROAD M/14720 2.04/9.34
65 OLIVER HANDLEY SOUTHAMPTON UNI R.C. S/14674 2.05/9.35
66 JAMES HORTON PRIMERA RACING M/11408 2.06/9.36
67 HARRY CHAMBERLAIN SOUTHAMPTON UNI R.C. S/14673 2.07/9.37
68 STEVE WHITEWICK G.A.CYCLES C 2.08/9.38
69 MATTHEW MARKS SOUTHAMPTON UNI R.C. S/14676 2.09/9.39
70 HARRY BULSTRODE V.C.St. RAPHAEL-WAITES M/14697 2.10/9.40

Course details
The 19th Annual Glenn Longland Classic
Downton Two Day 2015

Saturday, 3rd October

1.00pm- Prologue (2.4 km )

START at Downton Leisure Centre, Wick Lane, Downton. Proceed up Wick Lane to FINISH at top of Whitsbury.

2.45pm- Handicap Road Race 42km

START at lay-by on Lode Hill, Downton. Proceed up Lode Hill on the B3080 through Woodfalls, bear left via Hale into Forest Road to join the B3078 at Bramshaw Telegraph (M).Continue on B3078 to junction with B3079 at Brook Turn Left (M) through Bramshaw, continue through to turn left at Landford Village Hall (M) into Hamptworth Road. Stay on this road to Bowers Hill at Redlynch (M) turning left to complete Lap One. Continue on second lap as before, till approx. two miles past Hamptworth Golf Course.Turn Left (M) into Vicarage Road, Lover and continue left(M) at Redlynch Village Hall into School Road to bear into Whiteshoot passing Lover Sign to FINISH on climb 300 metres short of junction with B3080 at Woodfalls.

Sunday 4th October

8.30am-Time Trial 24kms

COURSE DETAILS-: START-: TRAFALGAR SCHOOL ENTRANCE(A338) CONTINUE ON A338 FOR (5 miles) TURN LEFT (M) Signposted FORDINGBRIDGE/SANDY BALLS END OF SLIP ROAD TURN RIGHT (M) ONTO B3078 (Southampton Road) CONTINUE ON B3078 THROUGH GODSHILL TO BRAMSHAW TELEGRAPH JUNCTION (11 miles) TO TURN LEFT (M) Signposted DOWNTON/WOODFALLS/HALE ONTO B3080 CONTINUE ON B3080 THROUGH WOODFALLS ONTO LODE HILL TO FINISH OUTSIDE EXCESS ENGINEERING (15 miles) CONTINUE TO H.Q. DO NOT STOP AT FINISH.


PARK ALSO IN FIELD OPPISITE HQ WICK LANNE


PRESENTATION AFTER STAGE 3 PLEASE ATTEND

Inter-Club Hill Climb,West is Best!

Mud,Sweat n’ Gears & CC Weymouth turned the 2015 inter-club hill climb series into a two horse race after dominating the opening round on the Ridgeway climb north of Weymouth. Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers cling to a faint hope after claiming 3 of the top 4 places but Poole Wheelers are already out of it with just one rider making the short trip along the coast.

The series rewards those that ride, with all scoring points for their club and the two West Dorset outfits packed the 42 strong field. The two, supposedly bigger, better eastern clubs shown up by their smaller neighbour’s in the west.

Phil Cole (MSG) took the individual honours clocking, 2.26.61 for the 1 kilometre climb across Bincombe Down. Simon MaClaughlin (BJW) pulled his foot out of his cleat at the start, perhaps costing him the second he needed, only he knows if it cost him more? Tom Stocker & Bob Richardson (BJW) had ridden the 35plus miles out to the event and kept their clubs faint hopes alive with 3rd & 4th place. The never steep, Ridgeway climb was once the main road into Weymouth but the new road, built for the Olympics, has made it redundant, walkers, cyclists and the occasional farm vehicle now the only traffic. The series continues next week with the short, steep climb of Creech Hill in the Purbecks

1 PHIL COLE MSG 2.26.61

2 SIMON MaCLAUGHLIN BJW 2.27.68

3 TOM STOCKER BJW 2.29.86
4 BOB RICHARDSON BJW 2.31.17
5 ROB WOOD MSG 2.35.21
6 DARREN ORCHARD MSG 2.36.78

7 PADDY DUNN CCW 2.37.23
8 MIKE KERSLAKE MSG 2.40.32
9 CHARLIE COX MSG 2.43.15
10 STEVEN TIERNAN OFF-CAMBER 2.44.58
11 STEVE OLIVER CCW 2.45.57
12 ROB MIDMORE MSG 2.46.67
13 ALISTAIR GAIN PW 2.48.05
14 ANDY LEACH MSG 2.51.09
15 GARY LONG MSG 2.57.93
16 STEVE NOBLE CCW 2.58.54
17 OLIVER MILLAR MSG 3.05.68
18 JUSTIN LOVELAND UNATT 3.05.79
19 PAUL GOLLEDGE CCW 3.08.49
20 BEN WILSON BACC 3.14.14
21 CHRIS TIERNAN UNATT 3.16.38
22 IAN MANLEY UNATT 3.16.48
23 JOE STOCKWELL CCW 3.20.46
24 RICHARD BARTLETT MSG 3.21.15
25 GARY MALGARIN MSG 3.23.74
26 PHILLIP SMITH CCW 3.26.99
27 NICK IRELAND CCW 3.28.37
28 ANDREW JACKSON CCW 3.32.77
29 PHILLIP CLIVE CCW 3.33.70
30 ANDY CADMAN MSG 3.36.58
31 AARRON BEVIS MSG 3.37.71
32 NICK MANNERING MSG 3.39.08
33 MICHELLE WALTER BACC 3.39.87
34 KEVIN RIDGE BJW 3.42.24
35 ALAN ROBINSON MSG 3.42.94
36 CHRIS CHAPMAN MSG 3.49.07
37 WAYNE FORDHAM MSG 3.50.45
38 PETER HAMMOND CCW 3.59.34
39 BRIAN SANDS CCW 4.18.89
40 RUPERT HAIGHTON CCW 4.48.13
41 RICHARD GOULD CCW 4.53.98
Provisional Points after round 1
MSG 991
CCW 722
BJW 265
BACC 105
PWH 64.

42 THOMAS HAIGHTON CCW 6.07.37 (above aged 7)

Winter MTB Racing in Dorset & Hampshire.

An exciting opportunity to race on a normally closed course for a winters end to your racing.
Main event will be a 2hr XC race on a 3mile closed loop, So No Horse Riders or Dog Walkers on the course, with a support race for the kids on a separate short course.
Categories: Male & Female (Main) – Fat Bike – Single Speed – Kids (free)
Main race starts: 11:00 - Kids: 10:00
Costs
Pre Entry-£16 - On The Day £21 warm showers available for you all post-race, (Mud), Bike wash also available..
The Fabulous Sunny Republic Brewery will be supplying some post-race
liquid refreshment (over 18s only)
Hot food will be available on site also to keep your supporters happy..
We may even have Mince pies for you..
Event location is Avon Tyrell Activity Centre BH23-8ED
Entry details HERE

In addition to the New Forest XC event the well-established Off-Camber series feature 7 monthly rounds, running from September through till March. Entry on the line.

Inter Club Hill Climb Series Returns on Sunday

The popular Interclub Hill climb competition returns on Sunday 27th September with the CC Weymouth event on the previously unused climb at Bincombe Down. Mud, Sweat’n & Gears won the title in 2014, M,S &G could not provide an individual winner but there strength in numbers approach secured enough points to take the series, The Dorchester based team will promote a climb this year extending the series to 5 events The inter club series has revitalised the hill climb season in Dorset with over 60 riders signing on at Whiteway in 2014.

Cycle Club Weymouth Hill Climb
Date : Sunday 27th September 2015
NOTE : Start at 10:00am
The CCW event starts at the metal gate at the bottom of the Ridgeway adopted road
cycle path (SY674851), finish top dead centre of bridge over A354 (SY671859).
Sign on is under the A354 bridge at the bottom of the course. Nearest postcode is
DT3 5PS.

Directions :
1. From Weymouth on the Dorchester Road through Upwey and up to the junction
with the A354.
2. From Dorchester by car - Come off of the Dorchester to Weymouth road (A354) at
the Bincombe / Upwey exit.
3. From Dorchester by bike – come up the cycle track on the Dorchester to
Weymouth A354 road and turn right at the bridge at the top.
4. Come up from Broadmayne (3 miles east of Dorchester) on Chalky Road (left at
crossroads in village) and continue straight on at the sharp right hand corner over
top of hill. Continue up and over to the bridge over the main A354 Weymouth to
Dorchester road. By coming this way you will have covered all of the MSG hill climb
route from Broadmayne.

27/09/2015 Sun Cc Weymouth HC The Old Ridgeway 10.00
04/10/2015 Sun Poole Wheelers Creech HC Creech 10.00
11/10/2015 Sun Poole Wheelers Whiteway HC Whiteway 10.00
18/10/2015 Sun BJW Hillclimb Bulbarrow Bulbarrow 10.00
25/10/2015 Sun Mud Sweat & Gears Hillclimb Chalky Rd Broadmayne 10.00

Mud Sweat and Gears Hill Climb
Date : Sunday 25th October 2015
Start at 10:00am
Start at point 194 yards South West of 30mph sign on Chalky Road, Broadmayne.
Turn south at crossroads in village. Nearest postcode to start : DT2 8PN. (Latitude :
50.67444 Longitude : -2.39575, GR SY 72132 86161).
Finish at point 528 yards west of sharp bend 686 yards south of entrance to Came
Down Golf Club, Dorchester. Nearest identifiable postcode to finish : DT2 8NR.
(Longitude: -2.45431 Latitude: 50.67187 GR : SY 67992 85899)

Winter Training: What will you be Doing?

The road season is just about done; time to think about a few weeks off the bike, perhaps a few beers before concentrating on that all important winter training. But what should we all be doing through the off season? Long steady distance, quality extensive endurance guided by a power meter, Turbo training, Cyclo-Cross? “Local Riders, Local Races” spoke to the main protagonists (and others) at the recent VC Venta race to find out what they would be doing through the winter.

Tim Elverson (Pedal Heaven) “Have a proper break, you need to be hungry to get back on the bike, I don’t condone filling yourself with beer & pies because you have to get rid of that weight again, one or two blowouts is fine. Get a good block of road miles in before Christmas, because you tend to get a period when you cannot road ride and are confined to the turbo. Not junk miles, you have to keep your zone right and you need to tickle a few zones to make sure they don’t completely switch off. We ride on power and tend to ignore heart rate. Our Continental guys will go to Spain in December for a few weeks to start the base, a good base will get you through the season, you can still do well on a bad base but your season tends to be shorter and its harder to improve on the previous year if you just do the same old stuff”

Oscar Hutchings (Bikeshed-UEX) “A bit of a break am starting a new job so a few beers a bit of Cyclo-cross, then build up the long weekend rides, starting off at 2 hours 30 mins then build in some tempo work, I use a power meter and heart rate, I will use the turbo for intensity and intend to start that earlier, by December”

Andrew Syme (Primera-sports.com) “No beer, lots of miles and I am looking to get a coach”

Mitch Webber (Pedal Heaven) “ A lot of miles I guess and hopefully go to Spain a few times to get a big base. Up to Christmas it will be more miles and then afterwards incorporate a bit of structure with a power meter, I don’t use heart rate, I love power. I will have a two weeks off the bike in October and maybe do a little gym work, you need a bit of time off, you need some rest”

Danny Axford (Arctic-Tacx RT) “My 17 mile each way to commute keeps me in shape over the winter”

Malcolm Dixon (Dream Cycling RT) “I have a two week break, a holiday in Spain, I won’t take the bike. Winter miles with a power meter, its key, I absolutely swear by it. A little bit of cyclo-cross, I have not done that before. I start out the winter doing a bit of strength and core stuff, then I go to Spain in January and February, I am a guide for a tour company and get loads of miles in”

John Veness “ The odd beer,The Ottershaw race series, long miles and some mountain biking, I came from mountain biking”

Warren Jesse (Team Moore Fitness) “ I just don’t stop riding, I will ease back,steady riding, a bit old school really. The winter is about miles, no watts or heart rate for me, I just go on feel. If I was new to it I would use power but I have been doing it for 20 years now. I am going back to pedal Heaven, the shop team next year to add a bit of experience, they are looking to get a few more youngsters, two or three more perhaps
John Heaton-Armstrong “ It depends on what racing you are going to do I guess: Up until December I will do lots of nice long rides, enjoy the countryside and essentially do what you are not able to do when you are racing and if you are going out for 6 hours I would say that’s training. I do a bit of mountain bike racing so will do a few of the Gorrick MTB races for a bit of fun. My first big races are in March, I am away in December, then its all about the turbo in January, definitely Watts, it’s a no-brainer, having a plan is essential, the hardest thing about a hard training session is starting it, if you have a plan then you have something to stick to. The though process of what session should I do is taken away, have a plan and stick to it”

Rob Hurd (Unatt) “I don’t know, if I am going to race next year but you certainly have to be training by December”

Well there you have it, it seems power meters are the future as if we did not know it, structured training, warm weather camps and that old favourite, long miles. There are many ways to reach the top and they all involve hard work but for now kick back and enjoy that beer.

Axford Victory at VC Venta Summer Road Race!

Dropping Oscar Hutchings (Bike Shed-University of Exeter) on the final climb of Winton Hill, Danny Axford comfortably won the re-arranged VC Venta, 66 mile summer road race at Stockbridge Down in Hampshire. The 40 year old was conceding a few years to the younger Hutching’s but had the fresher legs and importantly the “nous” to take the win.

Axford had worked his way across a 60 second gap to Hutchings, John Veness (Hand sling) and early leader, Malcolm Dixon (Dream Cycling RT),adding impetus to the breakaway, pulling the lead out to over two minutes but ultimately consigning the three to the minor places.

Robert Ward (Danny Shane-Storck Racing) & Lewis Martin (Eden Veranda Racing) briefly led before Dixon attacked over Winton hill building a lead of 40 seconds on the second of six 13 mile laps. The Bristolian took the £10 prime on the line then eased to allow the chasing Hutchings & Veness to join up.

A lap later and riding well together the trio had stretched their lead out to 70 seconds as the sun burned off the last of the mist that had delayed the start by 30 minutes.

Harry Veale (Cycleworks.co.uk),Andrew Syme (Primera-Sports.com), Liam Walsh (VC ST Raphael) & Axford escaped the bunch on lap 4 but could not bridge across to the three leaders and the promising move was snuffed out. Half a lap later Axford went again, found himself alone, put his head down and caught the tiring leaders, setting up his first win of the season. Originally scheduled for a June date, the VC Venta race was postponed due to flooded roads. Slow-to clear mist threatened to scupper the event a second time but Commissaires delayed the start for 30 minutes and thankfully the sun appeared to save the day

1 Danny Axford Arctic Tacx RT 66 miles in 02:52:04
2 Oscar Hutchings Bikeshed Exeter 00:14
3 Malcolm Dixon Dream cycling race team 00:54
4 John Veness Handsling racing 00:57
5 Alastair Barnard University of Bath 02:15
6 Robert Hurd 02:17
7 Warren Jesse Team Moore Fitness 02:17
8 Thom Hayward VC Venta 02:17
9 Liam Walsh VC St Raphael 02:22
10 George Smith Gillingham & District wheelers 02:22
11 Andrew Syme Primera-sport.com 02:25
12 Harry Veale Cycleworks.co.uk 02:29
13 Cameron Austin Look mum no hands 02:42
14 Stanley Kennett PMR@toachim House 02:42
15 Matt Cleaver Blazing Saddles Cycles 02:42
16 Will Houghton Hillingdon cycling club 02:44
17 Ian Taylor Leicester forest CC 02:44
18 Dave Billings VC St Raphael 03:21
19 Adam Moore Team Moore Fitness 03:31
20 Alex Anderson Neon-Velo Cycling team 03:33
21 Matt Downie Eden Veranda Racing 03:35
22 Nicholas O'Hara 3C Cycle experience 03:35
23 Simon Jodeth Team Moore Fitness 03:54
24 Lubomir Balek St Ives CC 04:03
25 Andrew Gough VC Venta 04:03
26 Ed Slot Sotonia CC 04:21
27 Patryk Rucki Skinline Race Club 04:37
28 Robert Ward Danny Shane- storck racing 04:52
29 Jed Webber Andover Wheelers 05:04
30 Douglas Tandy Fareham Wheelers 05:04
31 Adam Cotterell Wyndymillar 05:04
32 David Prickett Team Moore Fitness 05:04

1st junior: Mathew Dowie Eden Veranda Racing
1st U23: Alastair Barnard University of Bath

Prime 1 : Malcolm Dixon Dream Racing
Prime 2 : Oscar Hutchings – Bikeshed Exeter
Prime 3 : Danny Axford – Arctic Tacx RT

Rider Reaction

Danny Axford “It was hard to jump across but I needed to do it because the bunch was not really going anywhere, I had tried earlier and expected other guys to come with me, the gap opened and I thought ok, Commit! I got about half way across pretty quick but the second half took quite a long time, I was wondering whether I was going to make it. I could see they were tired, I took the last prime and wanted to try and win on my own, I went into the wind at the hardest point, Oscar came with me, he is just like a limpet, really strong. I had a little dig at the bottom of the climb but Oscar came with me so I put it in the big ring not really because I had the legs but to try an intimidate him a bit then just near the top that’s where I went”
At 40 is it still exciting to win?
“Oh yeah, absolutely, yeah, yeah, yeah, I love it!

Oscar Hutchings “Hard, I attacked on the second lap, it took a while for me and John to reach Malcolm, we were working well but it got harder and harder, the course is a war of attrition really draggy. Once Danny caught us I knew we would stay away but also knew my chances of winning were slim, he was going so well. I managed to go with him once on the hill but could not respond the second time”

Malcolm Dixon “ I know the circuit, its very hard but I felt good today, I spent a lap out front on my own but had an eye on my power metre to make sure I was not working too hard. I took the prime then waited for the two behind, it would have been too hard to stay out on my own. We worked well together but when Axford joined it was clear he was strong, I could tell he was going to win it.

John Veness “I was starting to cramp and I was expecting Danny to have a go, I am pleased really, I have not been racing much so it’s nice to still be able to get in the breaks”

Rob Hurd “To be honest I have not done the racing, I would have preferred to have been in better condition, I am still not sure if I will race next year”

Warren Jessie “I fancied my chances this morning but for whatever reason I did not really have it, I was next to Danny Axford when he went, I knew that was the move but I did not have it, a hill climb in a couple of weeks and that’s it”

Andrew Syme “We kept on trying but it’s a tough course, it just wore me down, I dunno…………back to training I guess”

Paul Double
“That was horrible, I have been ill all week, I had nothing in my legs, so I pulled out, the national hill climb coming up then that’s it for the season”

Dave Billings (VC ST Raphael/Waites Contracts) ”Continuing training till early October, then two weeks off, bit of running then miles, miles, miles!”

Pedal Heaven DS, Tim Elverson was present at the race and had his eye on a few lads, Tim gave no names away but did stop for a quick chat.

Tim Elverson “Next year we are running a continental side and a shop team, obviously different BC licences and slightly different kit. The logic is the shop guys will be what we feed into the Continental team for 2017/18, we have a proven pattern at the moment, every year we have a junior who comes into the main team, as we step up for next year we now want a firm plan, the shop side will do the National B and local races, I will help develop how they operate as a team so they are more ready to go into the Continental side. The continental side will do some early season national Bs because we need the racing but through the season we will only do National A races. There are a couple of lads here I have my eye on, in fact there are 4 lads we are watching, they are young , you have to look past that, it’s about having potential and its down to us to unlock that potential, it’s not all about results. We have proven that now and have turned three or four lads into decent racers.

More to Come

A3CRG Autumn Sunshine 10, Brief Results

James Boyman fastest on a good day on the p881r Griggs Green-Ham Barn, Liphook course in Hampshire on Saturday afternoon



James Boyman Farnham Road Club 00:18:37
2 Rob Sharland Paceline RT 00:18:44
3 Kevin Tye VeloRefined Aerosmiths 00:19:01
3 James Lowden Neon Velo 00:19:01
5 Liam Maybank Twickenham CC 00:19:25
6 James Copeland Fareham Wheelers 00:19:30
7 Steve Williamson …a3crg 00:19:32
8 Stephen Whitewick VeloRefined Aerosmiths 00:19:50
9 John Samways Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers 00:20:00
10 Michael Stafford Portsmouth North End CC 00:20:02
11 Andrew Langdown Hampshire Road Club 00:20:10
11 Simon Healey Andover Wheelers 00:20:10
13 Simon Mclaughlin Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers 00:20:11
14 Phil Ember Paceline RT 00:20:12
15 Alex Napier Blazing Saddles 00:20:13
15 Mark Denney Poole Wheelers 00:20:13
17 Simon Berogna Velo Club St Raphael 00:20:14
18 Philip Peters …a3crg 00:20:15
19 Richard Harrison Didcot Phoenix CC 00:20:16
20 Chris Randall CC Weymouth 00:20:21
21 Samuel Wadsley Poole Wheelers 00:20:25
22 Aran Stanton Velo Club St Raphael 00:20:27
23 Matt Cleaver Blazing Saddles 00:20:28
23 Jake Prior Velo Club St Raphael 00:20:28
25 Ricky Froud Alton CC 00:20:29
26 Steven Pink CC Weymouth 00:20:36
26 Martin Winter Twickenham CC 00:20:36
28 Cliff Rowe Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers 00:20:37
28 David Dalton Fareham Whs 00:20:37
28 Paul Byford Crawley Wheelers 00:20:37
31 Andrew Moore Kingston Wheelers CC 00:20:38
31 Will Soloman Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers 00:20:38
33 Brendan Reese Bournemouth Arrow CC 00:20:39
34 Charles Mitchell …a3crg 00:20:50
35 Richard Tully Elite Cycling 00:20:53
36 Andy Rivett Velo Club St Raphael 00:20:56
37 Mark Stafford Portsmouth North End CC 00:20:58
38 Paul Smith VeloRefined Aerosmiths 00:20:59
39 Terry Icke Velo Club St Raphael 00:21:00
40 Patrick Brennan …a3crg 00:21:05
41 Shaun Smart Southdown Velo 00:21:06
42 Anthony Bee Wigmore CC 00:21:08
43 Hamish Walker Hampshire Road Club 00:21:10
44 Simon Church In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT 00:21:11
45 Lee Turner Sigma Sport.co.uk 00:21:14
46 Kevin Grimshaw Bigfoot CC 00:21:17
47 Mike O’Gorman Worthing Excelsior CC 00:21:24
48 Drew Hosie …a3crg 00:21:29
49 Peter Baker Lewes Wanderers CC 00:21:33
50 Keith Griffin Paceline RT 00:21:35
51 Rob Sherrin …a3crg 00:21:37
52 Paul Medcraft Dorking CC 00:21:38
53 Darren Lewis Poole Wheelers 00:21:39
54 Graham Lenton New Forest CC 00:21:43
54 Tom Ilett Dream Cycling 00:21:43
56 Dave Warne Old Portlians CC 00:21:44
57 Richard Moore Wyndymilla 00:21:45
58 Darryl Barr …a3crg 00:21:47
59 Gawain Young Sotonia CC 00:21:48
60 Lesley Walkling Velo Club St Raphael 00:21:49
60 Lee Marsden Poole Wheelers 00:21:49
62 Gary Ferrett Hampshire Road Club 00:21:57
63 Jonathan Coleman …a3crg 00:21:59
64 Daniel Edwards Sotonia CC 00:22:05
65 Tony Day Bigfoot CC 00:22:09
66 James Baggott Charlotteville CC 00:22:17
67 Thomas Goodyer Portsmouth North End CC 00:22:18
67 Nick McCormick Epsom Cycling Club 00:22:18
67 Sarah Matthews …a3crg 00:22:18
70 Shaun Marlor Bec CC 00:22:19
71 Timothy Peters Horsham Cycling 00:22:25
72 Lee Pendlebury Crawley Wheelers 00:22:28
73 Andrew Green Bec CC 00:22:29
74 Chris Fletcher Team ASL360 00:22:31
75 Craig Weston Poole Wheelers 00:22:34
76 Andy Henderson Frome & District Wheelers 00:22:38
77 Warren Peters …a3crg 00:22:41
78 Nick Wright New Forest CC 00:22:52
79 Nigel Ford Hargroves CC 00:22:57
80 Sophie Household Velo Club St Raphael 00:23:04
81 Laura Bartlett …a3crg 00:23:06
82 Cole Pearce Vectis Roads CC 00:23:09
82 Marc Barfoot Velo Club Venta 00:23:09
84 Peter Phipps …a3crg 00:23:22
85 Paul Beck Hampshire Road Club 00:23:36
86 Peter Trunwitt New Forest CC 00:23:45
87 Mike Boyce …a3crg 00:23:48
87 Paul Jones Alton CC 00:23:48
89 Eva Nyirenda …a3crg 00:24:04
90 Simon Andrews Polhill Racing Club 00:24:05
90 Simon Craig-McFeely …a3crg 00:24:05
92 Matthew Golden …a3crg 00:24:12
93 Robyn Yates Addiscombe CC 00:24:13
93 Steve Newton Alton CC 00:24:13
95 John Cooke Farnham Road Club 00:24:16
96 Roger Chapman Farnham Road Club 00:24:17
97 Matt Warlow Fareham Whs 00:24:49
98 David England Crabwood CC 00:25:05
99 Zoe Taylor 3C Cyclexperience 00:25:39
100 Rachael Lamont Hampshire Road Club 00:25:46
101 Bob Jolliffe New Forest CC 00:25:55
102 Norman Harvey Sotonia CC 00:26:42
103 Deanna Ferrett Hampshire Road Club 00:27:36
103 Brian Hall Hampshire Road Club 00:27:36
105 Rosslyn Young Serpentine Running Club 00:30:31
106 Jan Farmer Serpentine Running Club 00:32:17

Primera Cycle & Tri Expo 2015

Primera Cycle & Tri Expo 2015

Each year Primera Sports organise a Cycle & Tri Expo during the off season in a bid to keep your enthusiasm going and give you a great event for FREE….!
The 2015 Expo is being held on the 21st November at the Bournemouth International Centre with a very large selection of exciting 2016 bikes from Cannondale, Specialized, Orange, Argon 18, Kuota, Pinarello, Cervelo, Lapierre, LOOK and Lynskey. Some of the bikes attending will be the first viewing in the UK and a great chance to compare models and talk direct with the brand leaders. If you are looking at wheels, all the very latest Zipp, Enve, Shimano and Fulcrum carbon wheels will be there as well as other leading wheel brands. New 2016 accessories and clothing will be on show from Go-Pro, Tacx, Bkool, Hope, Gore Bike Wear, Santini, 3T, Specialized, Zipp, Fulcrum, Continental, Northwave, Endura, Shimano, Campagnolo, Sram, Pioneer, Look, Camelbak, Garmin, Mavic, Zipvit, USE Exposure, Cat-Eye, Elite, Salice, Zone 3, Enve, Sidi, 2XU plus ‘as the saying goes’ many More!

2XU Triathlon experts are attending with a great range of compression clothing and talks on the benefits of using compression in sport!
FREE to enter roller races on the day with a prize for the fastest time of the day!
Primera owner Bill Temple said “I have attended many cycle shows over the years and always seen people queuing to pay for entry and once in, they are disappointed to see what’s on show. Our aim is to provide our fellow cyclists with a cycle show with some of the biggest brands in the world with free entry. Five years ago after first approaching some of our suppliers to see if they would be interested in attending we were blown away with the positive responses. Some of the brands travel from overseas to attend because they love to show their products and they love talking face to face with the end user. This year we have some new brands attending and it looks like being a fantastic event. Hope to see you all on the day!”

Also on the day you will get the chance to enter the raffle with some fantastic prizes including bikes, clothing and a great selection of cycle parts worth thousands of pound.
Start time 10.00am going through the day and closing at 5.00pm. Raffle is being drawn at 4.00pm.
The venue is located right on Bournemouth’s stunning sea front so why not make a day of it!
Venue:
Bournemouth International Centre
Exeter Road
Bournemouth
Dorset
BH2 5BH