Thursday, 12 May 2016

B&DWCA Club 10,12/05/16 Results


P164 at Lyndhurst:

Women
1 Michelle Walter Bournemouth Arrow 26.53

2 Claire Newman Crabwood CC 27.42
3 Donna Lovelock 3C 29.24
4 Linda Connor Southampton Tri 30.00

Men
1 Matt Dixon Sotonia CC 23.24
2 Pete Boustred Southampton Tri 24.39
3 Mike Barnfield New Forest CC 25.20
4 Mike Zollo Southampton Tri 25.39
5 Martin Turner Unattached 25.50
6 Aran Kelly Southampton Tri 26.51
7 Mick Anglim New Forest CC 27.40
8 Daniel Sahota Sotonia CC 27.53
9 Oliver Thompson Southampton Tri 28.31
10 Paul Hudson Hargroves Cycles 28.43
11 Rhys Gilbert Unattached 29.00
12 John Sanchez-Bisson Crabwood CC 30.07
13 Chris Summers Sotonia CC 30.11
14 Norman Harvey Sotonia CC 30.50
15 Martin Hallen Southampton Tri 31.01

Tandem
Mary Corbett & Mick Bradban Sotonia CC 27.43

Timekeepers: Jacky Betteridge and Penny Cossburn
Other helpers: Ann Miller, Pete Betteridge, Clive Peskett & Jacky Prosser

Wednesday, 11 May 2016

Tornado RCC Club 10 11/05/16 Results


P337
1 Chris Wilson Tornado RCC 26:30
2 Luke Monahan UK Biking 27:03
3 Richard Wyeth Tornado RCC 27:27
4 Adrian Watkins Tornado RCC 27:39
5 Andy Witheford Non-Affiliated 27:54
6 Ian Turner Tornado RCC 28:32
7 Mike Horsman Tornado RCC 30:21
8 Chris Davis Tornado RCC 32:10
2-up 6 Tom Kelly Bournemouth Arrow 34:03
2-up 7 Charlotte Kelly Bournemouth Arrow 34:03

Ridgeway Spring Classic & ORRL #1 Start Lists


Oxford Road Race League (ORRL) Round 1
& The Ridgeway Spring Classic hosted by
Didcot Phoenix CC on The Great Shefford Circuit Saturday 14th May 2016
9.30am – ORRL Round 1, Regional B, 3rd/4th cat, 76km/47m
1.30pm – The Ridgeway Spring Classic, Regional A, 2nd/3rd/4th, 93km/58m
ORRL Round 1
1 Matthew Alder Mickey Cranks CC 4th
2 Christian Alvey Mickey Cranks CC 3rd
3 Simon Amies Bicester Millennium CC 3rd
4 James Archibald G.S. Henley 3rd
5 Anthony Atkin Didcot Phoenix CC 3rd
6 Daniel Atkins Didcot Phoenix CC 3rd
7 James Bevan Army Cycling Race Team (ACRT) 3rd
8 Duncan Clark Reading CC 3rd
9 Giles Clark RP Vision Racing Team 3rd
10 Arran Curran Cowley Road Condors 4th
11 Ben De Wet Oxford University Cycling Club 3rd
12 Edmond Dixon Bicester Millennium CC 4th
13 Rory Domville G.S. Henley 4th
14 Charlotte Donohoe Mickey Cranks CC 4th
15 James Douglas Bicester Millennium CC 4th
16 Richard Evershed Cheltenham & County CC 3rd
17 Aimee Fenwick Cowley Road Condors 3rd
18 Gregory Fitzek Oxonian CC 3rd
19 Stephanie Foster Mickey Cranks CC 3rd
20 Toby Franks Outdoor Traders Race Team 3rd
21 Arron Froud Outdoor Traders Race Team 3rd
22 Pete Ganderton G.S. Henley 3rd
23 Jamie Gray Outdoor Traders Race Team 4th
24 Simon Hudd Bicester Millennium CC 3rd
25 Mark Hughes G.S. Henley 4th
26 David Ivory Reading CC 3rd
27 Pierre Jackson G.S. Henley 4th
28 Hadyn James Reading CC 3rd
29 Simon Jones G.S. Henley 3rd
30 Paul Jones Beeline Bicycles RT 4th
31 Tim Jones Cowley Road Condors 4th
32 Robert Jones Outdoor Traders Race Team 3rd
33 Brett Kamino Cowley Road Condors 3rd
34 Ben Kenneally Cowley Road Condors 3rd
35 David Kettle Dulwich Paragon CC 3rd
36 Graham Knight Team Milton Keynes 3rd
37 Danny Lake Didcot Phoenix CC 3rd
38 Adam Lowe Mickey Cranks CC 3rd
39 Daniel Marett G.S. Henley 3rd
40 Martin Merryweather G.S. Henley 4th
41 Darren Milligan Outdoor Traders Race Team 3rd
42 Andrew Moon Reading CC 3rd
43 Nicholas Owen Outdoor Traders Race Team 3rd
44 James Pittard Didcot Phoenix CC 4th
45 Jonny Revis Cowley Road Condors 3rd
46 Kieran Roebuck Mickey Cranks CC 3rd
47 Christopher Roebuck Mickey Cranks CC 3rd
48 Harry Rose Zappis Racing Team 3rd
49 Nicholas Roux G.S. Henley 3rd
50 Andrew Ruane Cowley Road Condors 4th
51 Pierre Scrase Bicester Millennium CC 3rd
52 Mark Sharratt Outdoor Traders Race Team 3rd
53 Ian Studley Cowley Road Condors 3rd
54 Thomas Thorley Outdoor Traders Race Team 3rd
55 Anthony Turner Mickey Cranks CC 4th
56 Martyn Wells Outdoor Traders Race Team 3rd
57 Matthew Whelan Mickey Cranks CC 3rd
58 Adam Whitfield Outdoor Traders Race Team 3rd
59 Luke Woolfson G.S. Henley 4th
60 Darren Worthington Mickey Cranks CC 4th
Ridgeway Spring Classic


2/3 Cat
1 Robert Abbey Hemel Hempstead CC 3rd
2 Daniel Atkins Didcot Phoenix CC 3rd
3 Danny Axford Arctic Tacx RT 2nd
4 Rupert Beale Beeline Bicycles RT 2nd
5 Nicholas Beale Beeline Bicycles RT 2nd
6 Lubomir Belak St Ives CC 3rd
7 Oliver Blagden High Wycombe Cycling Club 3rd
8 Matthew Buckley Andover Whls 3rd
9 Tom Burnley Thames Velo 3rd
10 Sam Calder Beeline Bicycles RT 2nd
11 Matthew Callaghan Odiham Cycling Club 3rd
12 Richard Cartland Team Boardman 2nd
13 Chris Childs Stourbridge Velo 2nd
14 Patrick Christopher Zappis Cycling Club 2nd
15 Gareth Dickinson VC Meudon 2nd
16 Malcolm Dixon Dream Cycling Race Team 2nd
17 James Eldridge KTM Impsport RT 2nd
18 Henry Farrell Hosté TAAP Storck 2nd
19 Marc Flay Kenilworth Wheelers CC 3rd
20 George Fowler NFTO 2nd
21 James Fox CC Luton 2nd
22 James Franklin Velo Club Venta 2nd
23 James Fulcher Portsdown Hill CC 3rd
24 Daniel Gough Swansea University Cycling Team 2nd
25 Kerry Greenham Coventry Road Club 2nd
26 Michael Guilford VC Meudon 2nd
27 Ben Hardy Windmill Wheels Cycling Club 2nd
28 Christopher Hart CC Luton 2nd
29 Alex Hart Primera-TeamJobs 3rd
30 Edward Hatfield Primera-TeamJobs 2nd
31 Gavin Howell Team Milton Keynes 2nd
32 Bevan Humphreys Urban Cyclery 2nd
33 Jonathan Jones Mid Devon CC 3rd
34 Matthew Lansley RP Vision Racing Team 2nd
35 Grant Leavy Urban Cyclery 3rd
36 Joseph Linehan RP Vision Racing Team 2nd
37 Donal Linehan Newbury RC 2nd
38 Andrew Lowe Team Milton Keynes 2nd
39 James McCarthy Twickenham CC 2nd
40 Paul ODriscoll Team Swindon Cycles 3rd
41 Nicholas OHara 3C Cyclexperience 2nd
42 Rory Palmer London Dynamo 3rd
43 Jamie Penton Dream Cycling Race Team 2nd
44 Arjan Planting Dulwich Paragon CC 2nd
45 Simon Potter WyndyMilla 2nd
46 Barnabas Purbrook London Dynamo 2nd
47 Richard Smith Army Cycling Race Team (ACRT) 2nd
48 Tom Stocker Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers 3rd
49 Leon Stoneman Army Cycling Race Team (ACRT) 3rd
50 Roger Theron Pewsey Velo Cycling Club 3rd
51 Ian Tucker Twickenham CC 3rd
52 James Walker High Wycombe Cycling Club 3rd
53 Milt Warner Team Quest - The Bike Shop 3rd
54 Richard Whitehorn Dulwich Paragon CC 2nd
55 Rhys Williams Zappis Racing Team 2nd
56 Richard Wood TMG Horizon Cycling Team 2nd
57 Grant Woodthorpe Twickenham CC 2nd
58 Leszek Wuziak Twickenham CC 2nd
59 Jake Yarranton Pedal Heaven Excel Academy 3rd
60 Rob Yeatman VC Equipe - Flix 2nd

Poole Wheelers Club 10 11/05/16 Results


P459 Gallows Hill
1 SAM WADSLEY PW 22.04
2 LEE MARSDEN PW 22.59
3 DARREN LEWIS PW 24.24
4 CRAIG WESTON PW 24.33
5 MARK HARDWICKE BACC 24.34
6 LUKE RENDALL PW 24.35
7 NEIL WATTS FTR 25.23
8 HOWARD PANKHURST PW 25.53
9 MARTIN RATTUE PW 26.02
10 PHIL HARVEY BJW 26.51
11 TERRY BELBIN PW 26.56
12 FRED NEWTON WRC 29.19

New Forest CC Club 25 10/05/16 Report/Results


Andrews and Buck battle to the end writes Andrew Hanley...........
Tuesday night saw the first round of the New Forest Cycling Club Championship season over the longer distances take place on the P164/25 course. The course loops round from Matley Wood, Ipley cross roads, up to Colbury, along the A35 to Lyndhurst, twice. A limited field of 22 riders took to the start line in very benign overcast conditions. It was Ben Boardman and Primera rider Joseph Andrews who set the pace both equal on time at the first intermediate timing point at 8km. Nick Buck was a further 5 seconds back, with James Bannister and Stuart Peckham 42 and 45 seconds behind the leading pair respectively. One of the pre-race favourites, Sacha Ring had to abandon due to serious injuries sustained in a separate “cycling” activity. Disaster stuck Ben Boardman who was the leader on the road as his arm rest broke on the second lap. This opened the way for the pair of youngsters, Buck and Andrews to battle it out for the win. After the second intermediate timing point at 30 km, it was still neck and neck between the pair with the 5 second gap being maintained by Andrews. Peckham and Bannister started to fall back to over a minute off the leading two riders. It was Andrew greater endurance that was the deciding factor as he pulled out a further 25 seconds over Buck to claim and impressive victory by 30 seconds in 59:15. Both riders were only participants to record times under the hour. Stuart Peckham came in third in 1:00:36 ahead James Bannister in 1:01:30. Boardman was understandably disappointed that a technical failure had prevented a potential victory, but vowed that “I’ll be back!”.

1 Nick Buck 00:59:45 25.1
2 Stuart Peckham 01:00:36 24.8
3 James Bannister 01:01:30 24.4
4 Jack Sheppard 01:04:47 23.2
5 Tom Butler 01:04:56 23.1
6 Stewart Ward 01:05:12 23.0
7 Richard Mason 01:05:49 22.8
8 Bob Dowling 01:06:35 22.5
9 Hugh Roper 01:07:51 22.1
10 Richard Parker 01:11:19 21.0
11 Ollie Moody (Juv) 01:13:17 20.5
12 Peter Hawker 01:16:46 19.5
Privates
1 Joseph Andrews 00:59:11 25.3 Primera Sport
2 Paul Lockyer 01:02:49 23.9 DH Cycles
3 Paul Edmonds 01:04:35 23.2 Sot Tri Club
4 Paul Thomas 01:05:08 23.0 DH Cycles
5 Chris Jolliffe 01:06:48 22.5 Crawley Whs
6 Justin Priest 01:07:00 22.4 DHCycles
7 Aron Kelly 01:11:24 21.0 Sot Tri Club
8 Sonya Rushby 01:20:15 18.7 Sot Tri Club

Moreton Race Series 2016


The Moreton Race Series is a weekly crit race, running around a 2.5 mile lap, on the roads of Moreton every Thursday evening in the summer. Riders are set off in ability related groups, so everyone has a chance of winning!
The first race is on Thursday 12th May and then every Thursday night after that. The final race is on Thursday 21st July.
The Moreton Race Series is part of the Dorset Cycle Racing League, with all races providing Dorset League Points. Prizes are awarded for each race on the night, which are being provided by the brilliant Bournemouth Cycleworks.
Once again we are running women-only races, which will take place before the main races, starting on 2nd June. Women are welcome to ride in the open races too!
Races last 55 mins + 1 lap for the open race and 30 mins + 1 lap for the women-only race. Online entries open at 10pm the Thursday before each race and close at midnight the day before. Any remaining spaces will be available on the night.
Marshalling
Each series rider is required to volunteer (or bring a volunteer) for marshalling one race and are able to pre-book their preferred date(s) via the marshalling system. Without enough marshalls the race can't go ahead.
Marshalling does not affect season points, as we only count the best 10 out of 12 rounds.
Each marshal will be paid £5 for their time and also get a cuppa and cake. The rider will also get priority entry for that round (or the following round if they marshal themselves).
There is no limit to the number of times a rider can provide a marshall, so you can bring one along every week if you like!

Online Entry HERE
You can enter races using our online entry system the week before each race. All registrations are non-refundable and non-transferable. Payments are done via PayPal using a debit/credit card. Entry price this year is £7 and is only available to TLI members. There is a a £3 discount for juniors. Women-only races are £4 for TLI members.

There are is a maximum field size of 60 riders and online entry will close once this limit is reached. There may be places available on the day if anyone drops out.

CC Weymouth Club 5, 10/05/16 Results


P451/5 Tuesday 10th May 2016

1 Bryce Riglar, CC Weymouth, 10:23
2 David Butt, CC Weymouth, 10:51
3 Nick Ireland, CC Weymouth, 11:17
4 Steve Trigwell, CC Weymouth, 11;27
5 Rachel Hackman, RNRMCA, 12:19
6 Duncan Towner, Mud Sweat And Gears, 12:38
7 Andrew Preston, CC Weymouth, 12:41
8 Michelle Lindley, Day Member, 13:11

Henstridge Circuit Races #1 Results


U10 BOYS
1 Shinya Calloway Gillingham and District Wheelers
2 Owen Newing Gillingham and District Wheelers
3 Jake McFie Gillingham and District Wheelers
4 Robert Cooke

U12 boys
1 Jack Webb Newport Velo
2 Finnbar Little Gillingham and District Wheelers
3 James Carr Gillingham and District Wheelers
4 Harry Lewis Gillingham and District Wheelers
Race U16 Boys
1 Charlie Walters Velo Club Venta
2 Freddy Ball Andover Whls
3 Rowan Ellis Ist Chard Wheelers
4 Tom Temple Primera-TeamJobs
5 James Geddes Gillingham and District Wheelers
6 Conor Chandler Bristol Cycling Development Squad

Race U14 Boys
1 Nathaniel Brookes Gillingham and District Wheelers
2 Thomas Day Poole Wheelers CC
3 William Carr
4 Charlie Peach-Brown Gillingham and District Wheelers

Race U14 Girls
1 Daisy Davies Gillingham and District Wheelers
2 Bethany Calloway Gillingham and District Wheelers

Race 4th Cat

1 William Rendell Tri UK
2 Adam Faux Charterbank Potburys RT
3 Phillip Cole Mud, Sweat n Gears CC
4 Jack Whitehouse Gillingham and District Wheelers
5 Adrian Warren Cycology Sunwise
6 Chris Manning Exeter Wheelers
7 GavinSmith Poole Wheelers CC
8 Jordan Reed Tri Uk
9 Shaun Reed Somerset RC - The Bicycle Chain
10 Harry Charles Gillingham and District Wheelers

Race 2/3 Cat
1 Luke NolanCycology Sunwise
2 George Fowler NFTO
3 Alex Hart Primera-TeamJobs
4 Brook Elgie Rock N Road Cycles
5 Duncan Lancashire Ride 24/7
6 Tristram More-Molyneux Gillingham and District Wheelers
7 Darren Orchard Mud, Sweat n Gears CC
8 Mark Valentine Poole Wheelers CC
9 Adrian Riddleston Gillingham and District Wheelers
10 James Plumb Velo Club Venta



Tuesday, 10 May 2016

Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers Club 10 10/05/16 Results


P311 Ringwood-Sopley-Ringwood
Impressive ride from Tom Stocker, clocking a personal best time riding a road bike.
1 TOM STOCKER BJW 23.29 (ROAD BIKE)
2 NICK JONES BJW 23.33
3 RUPERT SILMAN BJW 23.31
4 WILL SOLOMAN BJW 23.50
5 MARTIN ROSS BJW 24.10
6 PATRYK WITKOWSKI BJW 24.13
7 KEVIN HARRIS BJW 25.04
8 KEVIN RIDGE BJW 25.16
9 EAMONN DEANE BJW 25.34
10 DANNY FRENCH BJW 25.58
11 MARK FREEMAN BJW 26.39
12 MICHAEL ROUND BJW 27.36
13 PAT PINCHEN BJW 29.27
VISITORS
PETE WILSON BACC 24.47
LYNDON THOMPSON NFCC 24.53
DENZIL HUNT PW 25.39
ROB YORK CBC 26.46
Officials
Peter Warhurst, Jacky Prosser, Lizzie Campbel, Danny French, Bob Wareing, Clive Peskett
Thanks to Kev Ridge for the Coffee & Jaffa Cakes, Conditions Good 13c 1005 mb, 5 mph wind from SE.

Bec CC Road Race, Solo Win for Ash Cox!


Ashely Cox (CC Luton) wins alone after attacking on the penultimate lap in East Sussex/Kent.
1 Ashley Cox CC Luton E
Gap
2 James Lowden Team ASL360
3 Harry Godding PMR@Toachim House 2 U23
4 James Local Hosté TAAP Storck
5 Andrew Feather Saint Piran E
6 Chris MacNamara Nuun-Sigma Sport-London RT E
7 Joshua Outram Richardson Trek RT
8 David Murrell London Phoenix CC
9 Ray Wilson London Dynamo
10 Doug Coleman CC Luton
Gap
11 Freddie Philips Hosté TAAP Storck
Gap
12 Isaac Mundy Oxford University CC
Gap
13 Robert McCarthy Pedal Heaven Excel
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14 Roy Chamberlain Team Corley Cycles
Gap
15 Richard Whitehorn Dulwich Paragon CC
16 Warren Jesse Pedal Heaven Academy
17 Sam Christy London Dynamo
18 Richard Cartland Team Boardman
19 Jonathan Harris PMR@Toachim House
20 Henry Latimer PMR@Toachim House
21 Stuart Spies London Dynamo
22 Bill Bell Bigfoot CC
23 James Lambton Oxford University CC
24 David Billings Cycology sunwise
Gap
25 Mark Perry Look Mum No Hands
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26 Alex Donaldson London Dynamo
27 Michael Guilford VC Meudon
Gap
28 Michael Butler Hargroves Cycles - Ridley RT
29 Josh Hobbs Team ASL360
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30 henry farrell Hosté TAAP Storck
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31 Joseph Murray London Dynamo
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32 louis Rose-Davies Team Corley Cycles
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33 George Stainton-Ellis Pedalheaven Excel Academy
34 Bruce Dalton Team ASL360
35 James Donovan Portsmouth North End CC
36 Phil Lenney BowlPhish BONTRAGER Racing
37 Rhys Clegg PMR@Toachim House
38 Ian Paine London Dynamo
39 Dominic Campbell Medway Velo Club
Gap
40 Paul Newsome Team ASL360
41 Dominic Spear VC Meudon
Gap
42 3 Liam Yates NEON VELO
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43 Mike Wragg CC Luton
44 6 Harry Ribbons Team Bottecchia UK

Belgische TandemRace, Turnham & Bate Secure Podiums as Thoughts Turn to Rio!


GB tandem pairing Lora Turnham & Corrine Hall secured second place at the 5 stage, 4 day Belgische Tandemrace (5th-8th May) with Stephen Bate & Adam Duggleby matching the girls in the men’s race.
Irish duo Katie George Dunlevy & Eve McCrystal took the opening 75 km hilly stage at Gedinne ahead of Turnham & Hall with Bate & Duggleby finishing behind Marcin Polak & Michal Ladosz from Poland but crucially conceding 2:44.
The general classification remained unchanged after Friday’s flat, 84km stage at Overpelt with both races ending in bunch kicks, Polish pair Anna Duzikowska & Natalia Morytko surprise winners of the womens stage. Saturdays split stage at Hulshout decided the women’s race with Dunlevy & McCrystal clocking 2:53:03 on the bumpy outdoor track to Turnham & Halls 2:55:60.
The 2.4km test also gave the Polish bike another win (2:35:78) but the gap to the British pair was less than a second (2:36:52).
Dunlevy & McCrystal picked up their third win in the afternoons 83km stage with the Dutch pair Stephen de Vries & Patrick Bos winners at Overpelt adding a second win in another sprint.
Polak & Ladosz underlined their strength, taking Sunday’s final stage, an 80km blast around Essen, sealing the victory they had set up at Gedinne.
Turnham & Hall outsprinted the Irish bike to win the stage but the two seconds conceded on the track cost them the overall. The GB Paracycling team return to Belgium next week for the UCI Road World cup at Ostende before turning attention to Rio and the Paralympic Games.
Brief Results
1 Dunlevy Katie-George Mc Cristal Eve IRL 8.18.54,6
2 Turnham Lora Hall Corrine GBR 8.18.57,2
3 Weldon Robbi Lemieux Audrey CAN 8.19.14,3
Men
1 Polak Marcin Ladosz Michal POL 7.39.09,8
2 Bate Stephen Duggleby Adam GBR 7.41.54,5
3 Debeaupuits Damien Dhinnin Mickael FRA 7.42.01,9


*This 30th edition of the Belgische TandemRace, the brainchild of John Dereat will be the last. Dereat passed away in 2013.

Monday, 9 May 2016

Wiltshire GP, Full Results


Ian Bibby (NFTO) pips Stockbridge Down winner Will Fox (Pedal Heaven RT) to win the Wiltshire Grand Prix on Sunday 8th May.

Picture by kind permission VeloUK

1 Ian Bibby NFTO 4:02:25
2 Will Fox Pedal Heaven
3 Matt Holmes Madison Genesis
4 James Cullan Pedal Heaven all at same time
5 Graham Briggs JLT Condor +0.05
6 Alex Blain Madison Genesis at same time
7 Albert Torres Raleigh GAC +0.07
8 Jonathan McEvoy NFTO
9 Jack Pullar Pedal Heaven
10 Adria Moreno Sala Raleigh GAC
11 Dale Appleby NFTO
12 Erick Rowsell Madison Genesis
13 Elliott Porter Neon-Velo Cycling Team
14 Steven Lawley Metaltek Kuota Racing Team
15 Joshua Edmondson NFTO
16 Dan Fleeman Metaltek Kuota Racing Team
17 Thomas Stewart Madison Genesis all at same time
18 Jonathan Mould JLT Condor +0.23
19 Matthieu Boulo Raleigh GAC +0.30
20 Jonathan Tiernan-Locke Saint Piran +1.47
21 Chris Lawless JLT Condor
22 Taylor Gunman Madison Genesis
23 James Lowsley-Williams NFTO
24 Luke Ryan Richardsons-Trek RT
25 Connor Swift Envelopemaster Giant Sheffield
26 Russell Downing JLT Condor
27 Alistair Slater JLT Condor
28 Ed Laverack JLT Condor
29 Rory Townsend Pedal Heaven

Portsmouth City Centre Racing, Pearl Izumi Support Races!


Support events for The Pearl Izumi Tour Series Round 10. 1.2 Km closed road circuit in city centre!
George Stainton-Ellis wins the support race at Ryde in 2015

Three support races will feature on the undercard at the final round of the Pearl Izumi Tour Series & Matrix Fitness GP in Portsmouth on June 9th.
The Regional A Mens event is an open event.
The Womens event will give priority to members of the Royal Navy & Royal Marines Cycling Association, and South Region Junior women.
Priority for the Regional C+ E/1/2/3/4 event will be given to members of the Royal Navy & Royal Marines Cycling Association.
Full Entry details HERE
13:00 2/3/4 Women Women Only Band 5 2nd, 3rd, 4th £15.00
13:35 E/1/2/3/4 Regional C+ Band 5 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, Elite £20.00
14:15 2/3 Regional A Band 4 2nd, 3rd £20.00
Timetable
11:00 Promo Zone opens
12:00 Support activities start on the circuit
17:00 Hospitality opens
18:00 Women's Matrix Fitness Grand Prix starts
18:45 Women's Matrix Fitness Grand Prix ends
20:00 Pearl Izumi Tour Series race starts
21:00 5 Laps to Go bell
21:15 Approx race finish
21:30 Podium presentations
21:45 Hospitality closes