Ellie Gilham: " 6th at the Nationals"

David Gilham reports from the National Junior Ladies Road Race Championship..... This year’s event started in Brynmawr, Wales heading out towards Monmouth, finishing back in Brynmawr via Abergavenny, as distance of 76km. The course was constantly rolling with a very tough 4km uphill finish. Ellie Gilham, 16 and first year junior riding for VC St Raphael took to the start line in only her fourth senior event against the cream of the British Cycling’s Olympic Development Squad and the best of the juniors in the country. Having raced over 100 miles the previous weekend at the Bedford 2 day stage race Ellie was unsure if she had recovered fully. The race was fast and furious from the start with constant attacks keeping the pace high. Despite several concerted efforts nobody managed to get a gap that stuck thanks to the tireless work of Ellie’s teammate Jo Tindley. Ellie worked hard in the bunch responding to all attacks bidding her time until the 4km climb to the finish. As the bunch entered the roundabout at the foot of the climb, the pace increased and the bunch rapidly disintegrated with a small select group leading the charge up the climb. At this point Ellie had to pinch herself, as she found herself riding alongside the rainbow jersey of the World Champion Lucy Garner. The sprint for the line started about 300m from the finish with Lucy Garner taking the victory from Elinor Barker and Ellie coming in 6th just a handful of seconds later. The results showed the first 4 places were occupied by ODP riders, fifth by a 2nd year junior and Ellie finishing as the first 1st year junior. Ellie’s next competitive event will be the Southern Regional Junior Road Race Championship this coming weekend.

Ellie Gilham at the Bedford 2 Day!

Dave Gilham writes……….
Ellie Gilham took her racing to a new level over last weekend by racing in the Bedford 2 Day.

The event consisted of a 9.2km team time trial on Sunday morning followed by a 80km road race in the afternoon. This was followed on Monday by a 3.2km individual time trial around the Millbrook vehicle testing bowl in the morning and a 76.5km road race in the afternoon.

At 16 years old, Ellie had only ever raced over 80km once before and never competed in 4 events in 2 days, so this was going to be a real test of her fitness and determination.

The stage 1 team time trial was based on a testing course with 2 stiff climbs. Ellie’s team of 6 finished in 10mins 50 seconds to claim 6th place from the 16 competing teams.

The stage 2 road race was going well with Ellie sitting comfortably in the bunch responding well to all attacks. With only 3km to the finish a rider from Team Zappis clashed wheels losing control and falling on Ellie forcing her and Sarah Storey (Beijing Para Olympian gold medallist) to crash in the roadside stinging nettles. Both riders remounted to finish with Ellie losing just over 3 minutes to the bunch and finishing the first day in 41st place in the GC from 90 starters.

After a good nights rest despite the itching, Ellie was back on the start line the following morning for her individual time trial. Ellie took the decision to save herself for the afternoons road race losing about 50seconds to the race leader and 1 place in the GC.

The 4th stage was based around the larger 9km Millbrook circuit covered 8.5 times and run off in the pouring rain. The course included 2 considerable climbs which Ellie exceled at but the descents in the wet, restricted junior gears and tiredness finally took their toll with Ellie losing contact with the bunch with 2 laps to go. She fought on the finish picking up 2 other riders and working with them to limit their losses. This tactic worked, well as Ellie finished in 33rd place, 5minutes down on the bunch.
The final GC had Ellie placed 35th and her team VC St Raphael placed 5th overall, the highest placed non sponsored team.

The overall winner was Ciara Horne Node4 Giordana Women’s Team, 2nd Elinor Barker (Junior World TT silver medallist) Scott Contessa Epic, 3rd Lucy Garner (Junior World Road Race Champion) Node4 Giordana Women’s Team, 4th Sarah Storey For Viored RT.

Ludgershall Circuit Races 25/02/2012

While local testers were in action for the first time at the Poole Wheelers Inter club Time Trial roadies have already been at it for a few weeks. The MOD test circuit at Ludgershall, Wiltshire, has seen some exciting racing in the last few weeks, Dave & Jordan Wade (Poole Wheelers) have been regulars at the winter series, after a difficult start Jordan has shown a huge improvement and confidence is high.

Dave Gilham (Bournemouth Arrow/Hotel Collingwood)& daughter Ellie (VC ST Raphael/Waite’s Contracts) have also been out to Ludgershall. Ellie is quickly learning her road craft and managed to stay out of trouble in an incident packed race. Dave Gilham writes… Ellie Gilham(VC ST Raphael/Waite’s Contracts) rode the penultimate round of the Ludgershall winter series this morning in some very wet and slippery conditions. The women’s event was combined with the 4th cats and run simultaneously, about 30 riders in total. Ellie rode within the first 10 places for the entire race marking her main rival and club mate Adel Tyson-Bloor which proved a wise decision as around half distance a rider slipped on the far corner and brought down half the bunch, resulting in one serious injury. ( Lee Rayfield(Swindon RC) broke his collar bone) After the restart Ellie re-established herself near the front and finally took 2nd place in the women’s event.

Dave Wade writes…. yesterday Jordan went to Ludgershall and raced in the Cat 3. He had a good race, it was quite quick and he got himself in a good position to score points but on the last bend before the finish straight, there was a crash which upset the flow of the race. The race finished in two half’s with Jordan in the middle with 11th place. Immediately after this race Jordan went with the E/1/2 and I just expected him to go with the flow at the back and after a few laps come in but no, he was like a man possessed. He got himself settled and then became part of a group of five chasing down two breakaway riders (Felt & Colbourne). I know I am his Dad but I must say I was quite impressed especially as he had just finished a Cat 3 race. You can visibly see him getting stronger as the weeks go by. With two laps of this race to go the pack were all together and then the big guns came to the fore and sprinted in. Jordan came in with them about 12th I think which was a good effort.
Another local rider impressed me yesterday and that was Richard Horton ( BJW). He was in a breakaway of two in the cat 3 race and gave a great account of himself versus a chap called Nick Noble from VC Bristol. Noble has been winning all the Cat 3 Races this year but knew he was in for a race against Richard such so that Noble refused to go to the front to give Richard a break sitting on his tail for the last three laps. Unfortunately Richard was pipped on the line in a very fast exciting sprint. Richard also raced the E/1/2 but I’m not sure what happened with him towards the end.

There was a big crash in the Cat 4 race. One chap got carted off in an ambulance and several others hurt. A local rider in that race was Ellie Gilham who was always on the front or thereabouts but she did not get involved in the finish sprint. Don’t blame her, she is so tiny and the blokes in Cat 4 are like animals and very wayward on the finishing lap, its not for her to get crushed in that battle.

Anyway is was a lovely day yesterday, some great racing. Jordan has gone out again today, he is off to do the CTT Ride for the Pies 80 Miles. No stopping him now. He is gearing up for his first Road Race, The Tom Hawkins RR, promoted by Exeter Wheelers on 11th March.
Both Dave Wade & Dave Gilham raced at Ludgershall but no reports are availlable.
Matt Mildon (PCSC) won the youth event and rode the Poole Wh time trial the following morning.
Results.
E/1/2/3:

1st Tom Smith Felt Colbornes RT
2nd George Harper Felt Colbornes RT
3rd Tim Elverson Pedal Heaven RT
4th Justin Hoy Felt Colbornes RT
5th Lee Smith Felt Colbornes RT
6th Robert McCarthy Pedal Heaven RT
7th Nick Allen Pedal Heaven RT
8th Paul Derrick Strada Cycles
9th Jordan Wade Poole Wheelers
10th Chris Wood Wyndymilla / UK Youth
11th Mark Ottaway Wyndymilla UK Youth
12th John Russell Strada Cycles
13th James Wilson supernovacycles.co.uk
14th Phillip Reynolds Peter Hansford Racing
15th David Barnaville Felt Colbornes RT
16th David Hutchinson VC St Raphael / Waite Contracts /Hewitt Cycles
17th Rupert Beale Beeline Cycles RT
18th Stuart Thompson Andover Wheelers
19th Doug Baldock In Gear-Quickvit
20th Paul Carson Performance Cycles RT
21st Will Robbins Cardiff JIF
22nd David Young Fareham Wheelers CC
23rd Mark Barfied MJS Racing
24th Harry Strudley AW Cycles
25th Jamie Streather VC St Raphael
26th Alex Harding Andover Wheelers
27th Gavin Ryan London Dynamo
28th James Ebdon Wightlink Cycles RT
29th Nicholas Beale Beeline Cycles RT
30th Michael Scott Peter Hansford Racing
31st Patrick Martin Wyndymilla / UK Youth
32nd Daniel Stephens Sotonia CC
33rd Simon Brooks VC St Raphael / Waite Contracts /Hewitt Cycles
34th Lee Mead Wyndymilla UK Youth
35th Ian Legg Primera Speclaized
36th John Wager Felt Colbornes RT

Third cat:

1st Nick Noble Bristol Road Club
2nd Richard Horton Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers CC
3rd Joseph Crolla AW Cycles
4th Leigh-Roy MacFarlane Cycleworks.co.uk
5th Tim Benham Wyndymilla UK Youth
6th Michael Kiss BC PM
7th Andy McKay Zappi Cycling Club
8th Paul Jones Army Cycling Union
9th Deacon Cutterham Army Cycling Union
10th Iain Bullar Gannett CC
11th Jordan Wade Poole Wheelers
12th Will Nicklin Kingston Wheelers CC
13th Murray Quiney Southdown Velo
14th Luke Williams Gannet CC
15th Nigel Pratt Andover Wheelers
16th David Hooper MJS Racing
17th Christopher Fletcher Team Axiom
18th James Cotty Cannondale Racing Team
19th Rob Carter BC pm - South
20th Frazier Carr AW Cycles
21st Hugh Knusden University of Bristol CC
22nd Warren Jesse BC PM- south East
23rd David Gilham Bournemouth Arrow CC/Hotel Colli
24th Malcolm Dixon Severn RC
25th Michael Greaves Gannett CC
26th Richard Williamson Gannet CC
27th Chris Hutchings BC PM - South
28th Callum Cross Fareham Wheelers Cycling Club


Fourth Cat:
1st Pierre Thomas Bath University CC
2nd Benjamin Hall Bristol RC
3rd Philip Wadge BC PM
4th Terence Smith Andover Wheelers
5th Mark Bleakley Bath University CC
6th Darren Edwards Bath CC
7th Kieran Holdstock Worcester St Johns
8th Nicholas Cooper Andover Wheelers
9th Robert Clowes BCPM
10th Gary Hill BC PM
11th Ben Chuilon BC PM
12th Dave Dawkins Team Axiom
13th Ben Boardman New Forest CC
14th Alain Ritchie Kyklos/Edco Race Team
15th Gerald McDermott Gasnnett CC
16th Tony Solon Cadence RT
17th Felix Young Bath University
18th Kevin Jones BC PM
19th Simon Meadwell (Bournemouth Jubilee
20th Jared Linden University of Bristol CC
21st James Chant Gillingham and District Wheelers
22nd Lee King Beeline Cycles
23rd David Hobbs Corinium CC
24th Darren Gardner Cadence RT
25th Jonathan Hodgson BC PM
26th Martin Merryweather Swallowfield Velo Club
27th Sam Barker Wightlink Cycles RT
28th Chris Downham BC PM
29th Paul Boardman Barrow Central Wheelers
30th Jack Elton-Walters Wightlink Cycles RT



Women:
1st Adel Tyson Bloor VC St Raphael / Waite Contracts /Hewitt Cycles
2nd Ellie Gilham VC St Raphael / Waite Contracts /Hewitt Cycles
3rd Nikki Wheeler Team Wiggle



Youth:
1st Matthew MILDON Poole Cycle Speedway Club
2nd Tristan ROBBINS Cardiff JIF
3rd Hugo WALTERS New Forest Cycling Club
4th Joe DONOHUE Fareham Wheelers Cycling Club
5th Rob BOLWELL VC St Raphael / Waite Contracts /Hewitt Cycles
6th Jed WEBBER Andover Wheelers
7th Cameron THOMPSON Andover Wheelers
8th Ashley HUTCHISON VC St Raphael / Waite Contracts /Hewitt Cycles
9th Etienne GEORGI Giant CC / Halo Films
10th Shaun CARTER Gloucester City Cycling Club
11th Jamie HUTCHINSON i-team Cyclist's Club
12th Chris BRETTELL Bristol Cycling Development Squad
13th Katie METALLI Bristol Cycling Development Squad
14th Brendan DREWETT Fareham Wheelers Cycling Club
15th Ryan WHITE 1st Chard Wheelers
16th William CROFTS Bristol Cycling Development Squad
17th Emily HALL Andover Wheelers

Local Riders,Local Races

Ellie Gilham (VC ST Raphael) enjoyed a great start to the season, winning her first race as a junior. Riding at the Mountbatten circuit in Portsmouth, Gilham had escaped with Nikki Wheeler (Wiggle), with just over a lap remaining she jumped Wheeler and quickly got a gap of 6 bike lengths. The Wiggle rider fought hard and closed the gap down the back straight but with 200m to go Ellie kicked again and opened the gap to take her first win in her first race as a junior. Sixteen year old Ferndown-based Gilham has moved up from the youth ranks and switched from Bournemouth Arrow to the VC St Raphael/Waite’s Contracts women’s racing team. The bitterly cold training camp she had been on in Bristol had obviously worked, the two day camp was also a chance for Ellie to get to know her new team. A tough winter training programme involving a mixture of long road rides, turbo & gym work has really brought the youngster on. This coupled with studying for 4 A Levels at Ferndown 6th form means Ellie has a very busy schedule. “I will be racing pretty much every weekend now up till my first objective of the year, the Cheshire Classic in April. ( She could well come up against Great Britain's new Junior World Champion, Lucy Garner). Looking further ahead there is the women’s road race series, the National road champs in May and the Track championships in August”. She says.

Gilham loves track racing, she first rode Calshot aged 9 and has been hooked ever since. Victoria Pendleton & Lizzie Armistead provide the inspiration; “My favourite events are the points & scratch races and I am really looking forward to the track league in Bournemouth this summer”. Having said that, Gilham is also eagerly anticipating her first season on the road and racing over the longer distances. She feels it will play to her endurance strengths and at just 49Kgs she enjoys the hills! There will be harder races ahead for Gilham but that, of course, is part of the attraction, a win is a win and no doubt there will be more to come.

Meanwhile, veteran roadman/sprinter, Steve Moss (Bournemouth Arrow/Hotel Collingwood) took the honours in the overflow 3rd category race at the Portsmouth venue. Moss has been around a long time and raced on the Continent in the early eighties. A stack of miles through the winter and crafty racing nous make Moss a favourite for most early season “Bunch Gallops”. Also in action at the outdoor track were Dave & Jordan Wade (Poole Wheelers) Hugo Walters (New Forest CC) and a first outing for the new Primera-Specialized team with Ian Legg, Jay Eastwood & Will Stephenson. Legg and Stephenson are both entered in the Severn Bridge road race on 4th March. Winner of the elite race was Gregg Mansell (UK Youth), Son of the former Formula 1 World Champion, Nigel Mansell. Gregg gave the UK Youth squad their second win of the season after Chris Opie’s success in the Perfs Pedal race.

Ten Minutes of Hell, subterranean speed.
Dorset Photo-Journalist Phil Gale reports......
New Forest-based Julia Shaw made the long journey to Liverpool on Sunday to take part in a new and different event. Organised by Liverpool bike shop Vita Cycles, in conjunction with Mersey Travel, the Ten Minutes of Hell saw riders do an out-and-back time trial through the Queensway Road Mersey tunnel. Normally a toll tunnel, open to cars, it was closed for the event so that riders could enjoy the fast descent followed by a long drag when riding through in either direction.

A total of 60 riders took part in the 7 kilometre event going off at 2 minute intervals. As the afternoon passed the “hitters” were sent off, with National Time Trial Champion and Team Sky rider Alex Dowsett the final rider to take on Hell in the tunnel.

He clocked the fastest time of the day taking the first place prize of £1000 pounds as well as a spot £500 prize and £3000 Tag Heuer SLR watch for the fastest split. Shaw won the women’s event also winning £1000 for her efforts as well as a Swift Carbon bike frame; she had a time which put her as one of the ten fastest riders of the day.
Shaw “This was my first event of the year so it was a real lung opener. Not knowing how to pace myself, I went off flat out and then hung on. What an incredible event, riding in a tunnel on closed roads with prizes equal to the men was definitely worth the trip.”
Doswett “That was horrible! I went off harder than planned and just hung on. I would ride this again any day just to hear the sound of the disc wheels echoing in the tunnel. Plus with a couple more races with prizes like this I could retire for the season!”

RESULTS, Top 10
1. Alex Dowsett Team Sky 08:28 (Halfway split) 04:08
2. Ryan Mullen Planet X 09:12 (Halfway split) 04:20
3. James Ratcliffe Fred Williams Cycles 09:13 (Halfway split) 04:30
4. Andrew Wilkinson Port Sunlight Wheelers 09:16 (Halfway split) 04:33
5. Ken Buckley Reading Cycling Club 09:20 (Halfway split) 04:35
6. Liam Stones Team Corley Cycles Blue 09:28 (Halfway split) 04:41
7. James Coleman Witham Wheelers CC 09:35 (Halfway split) 04:45
8. Stuart Wells Scunthorpe Poly CC 09:59 (Halfway split) 04:53
9. Julia Shaw Drag2Zero 09:59 (Halfway split) 04:56
10. Roy Sumner Port Sunlight Wheelers 10:03 (Halfway split) 05:01

Thanks to Sportful, Swift Carbon, DHW Enterprises and Mersey Travel for their assistance with Vita Cycles, without whom this event would not have happened.

Raymond Brown Track Cycling League
Bournemouth Cycling Centre has announced their plans for the summer track league. Sponsored by the track builders, Raymond Brown and run by Bournemouth Arrow CC, the league will run every Tuesday at 18.30, from 1st May to 31st July. Events will include sprint, scratch, elimination and point’s races, racing will be split into A&B groups, to ensure competition at all levels. All riders must hold BCC accreditation and pre-register to be allocated a number which they will keep for the series. Race entry fee on the day will be £10 for seniors/youth and £3 for youth.

2012 Track Cycling League Team

Key to the success of Bournemouth’s first Track Cycling League is the organisational Team.

Drawing valued assistance from local Clubs, Organisations and Individuals the Arrow are delighted to have on board;

Alan McRae - Overall Programme

Graham Hurst – Youth Programme

Jackie Storey – Entry and Signing on Administration

Steve Staniland – Competition Equipment Set up

Dave Maclean – Track Security and Rider Safety

Gerry Gray – Track Centre Race Officials and support Team

Gerry Gray – Results and League Tables Administration

Roger Papp – Facility Operation and Rider Accreditation

All these volunteers will require additional assistance every Tuesday evening so anyone able to join the rota of their helpers should contact the above or info@bournemouth.cc (Link on Right)

The time trial season gets underway this weekend with the Poole Wheelers/Wessex RC 27km event. Held on the sporting Gallows Hill-Moreton circuit, the race is the first of six in an inter club series. Entry is on the line with the first rider off at 10:00.

A few images from the UCI Track World Cup at the London Olympic Veodrome.

BATH 100 SUNDAY 1ST APRIL 2012

From Tracy Edwards, Community Fund Raising Manager for Action Medical Research

“Starting from Bath Racecourse the Bath 100 offers a great opportunity to put your winter training to the test, with some lung busting hills and breath-taking descents.
The Bath 100 offers a choice of a 100 mile or 100 km through scenic Somerset & Wiltshire and is perfect for anyone who wants to set themselves a real challenge. The ride passes through many famous landmarks including Stourhead, King Alfreds Tower, Bratton, Westbury White Horse & Lacock.
The Bath 100 is fully supported with great route signs, marshalls, bike mechanics, back-up vehicles, regular refreshment stops, a fantastic lunch stop & chip timing. (Link on right for more info)

On the 06th March as the schools all ride and scoot in as part of The Big Pedal 2012,(link on right) local Sustrans officer, Jason Falconer, is planning an epic ride on the track.
Jason will ride 84 miles.
This equals 134 Kilometres / 537 laps and Jason reckons it will take him 4 and half hours starting at 9.30 a.m.
I am sure he will appreciate your support if you are in the area!

Local Cycling News/ Weekly round up

Shaun Amor (UK Biking) won race 3 in the Moreton Evening series. A field of 49 lined up for the 30 mile race on the fast flat circuit. The small scratch group failed to catch the supposedly slower groups in front leaving the race wide open. A crash on the final run in to the finish brought down a dozen or so riders. Nothing too serious, mostly road rash. Dave Hicks (BJW) was taken to Dorchester Hospital in an ambulance and treated for facial injuries, and later released.

Hicks likes the rough stuff!


Dave commented “Because the scratch group never caught us, the race was not stretched out enough on the last lap; it was too congested in the home straight. A rider came across from my left and clipped my front wheel. This obviously resulted in the crash. I hit the road head first, very quickly. Someone said riders went over me but I don’t remember” Shaun Amor avoided the carnage behind to take his first win on the road, much to the delight of the small UK BIKING team. First round winner, Bryce Riglar (cc WEYMOUTH) and Rob Koppenhol (DRR) took second & third place.

Luke Gray (Hargroves Cycles) took a solo victory in round 4 of the 13 week series. Attacking with just over a mile to go, Gray quickly got a gap. The bunch hesitated and with teammates Jason Eastwood and Stuart Bowers policing things, Gray was never challenged. Fifty riders had started in bright evening sunshine, going off in four handicap groups. The scratch group had brought the race together with four 3 mile laps left and no one was going anywhere. As everyone one settled down for the expected sprint Gray seized his chance. The National U23 Cyclo-Cross Champion is in good form as he concentrates on the road this summer and is hoping to move to the Continent later in the season. Stuart Bowers commented; Its the best place to get away, in the lane, before the main road, if you have a bit of cornering speed you've got 10 metres on everyone, i knew he was going to stay away" Will Stenphenson (Bournemouth Arrow/Hotel Collingwood) was riding strongly but punctured, he rejoined th race and got involved in the sprint for the minor placings.

The sprint for 2nd & 3rd
Jason Eastwood (Hargroves Cycles) won the sprint for 2nd with Julian Thacker (VC ST RAPHAEL) 3RD. Stuart Bowers was originally placed 3rd giving the Hargroves team a clean sweep but photographs later showed Thacker had edged it.
Brief Result Round 4 Moreton 2/6/11

1, Luke Gray (Hargroves Cycles)
2, Jason Eastwood (Hargroves Cycles)
3, Julian Thacker (VC ST Raphael)
4, Stuart Bowers (Hargroves Cycles

Luke Gray wins alone at Moreton!

• Steven Whitewick (UTAG-YAMAHA) set a new course record for the 32 mile New Forest Time Trial. Whitewick flew round the sporting course in 1.11.15 to win by 2 minutes from Russell Kober (Hainault RC). Ringwood based triathlete, James Gilfillan (Team Feat) rode well to finish in third spot. Newly crowned National 10 mile Champion, Julia Shaw (Drag2Zero) won the ladies race and placed 8th overall. This weekend Shaw defends her title at the 25 mile distance. Shaw is the favourite to win the Blue Riband event.
Andy Bryson (Sotonia cc, in his first year of time trialling, rode well to finish 5th with 1.16.37, on the sporting New Forest course.

Ellie Gilham has been selected to represent England South in the inter regional road race championships in early July. Ellie has been in good form this year consistently placing at the Mountbatten circuit races in Portsmouth and she recently popped up at Moreton where she looked very comfortable in the bunch. Ellie was disappointed to find out the Championships were in Perth ,Scotland, not Perth, Australia!

• Mountain Bike Racing returns to Crow Hill, Ringwood this weekend. The third round of the Southern XC series includes racing for all categories. First race is off at 09.45. Mark Chadbourne (Ridebike.co.uk) is hoping to challenge both Darren Shepherd (Primera) & Paul Hopkins (Merida) "I am over a recent chest infection and have got my strenghth back"

CLUB EVENTS
BOURNEMOUTH JUBILEE 10 P311 31/05 14 STARTERS
1,W STEPHENSON (Bournemouth Arrow/Hotel Collingwood) 22.43
2,J CLEMAS 23.17
3,C ROWE 23.58

NEW FOREST 10 P337 31/05 23 STARTERS (22 FINISHERS, 1 GOT LOST!)
1, J HEFFERNAN 23.58
2, B BOARDMAN 24.56
3, M BEALE (VC ST RAPHAEL) 25.03

CC WEYMOUTH HILLY 18 P451/18c 31/05 11 STARTERS
1,J THACKER (VC ST RAPHAEL) 46.31
2,B RIGLAR 47.41
3,J EDWARDS (SFACC) 48.21

BDCA 25 P304e 01/06 4 STARTERS
1,G LONGLAND (ANTELOPE RT) 57.10
2,N SPENCER (BJW) 58.30
3,SUE LONGLAND(ANTELOPE RT) 1.09.45

POOLE WH 25 P435 01/06 17 STARTERS
1,J GILFILLAN (TEAM FEAT) 55.29
2,G DIGHTON 57.15
3,P JONES (BJW) 57.21

Ghost Bike, Robert Jefferies RIP 1968-2011


BOURNEMOUTH ARROW 10 P311 02/06 STARTERS
1,L PIERCY (DRAG2ZERO) 21.59
2,R ELLIS (VC ST RAPHAEL) 23.38
3,J PEARCE(VC ST RAPHAEL) 24.04