Bournemouth & District Women’s C A club 10, Results

P164 Lyndhurst 18/07/18
1 Julia Shaw Drag2Zero 23.28
2 Wendy Knowlton Sotonia CC 29.17
3 Sue Longland Antelope RT 30.14
4 Linda Connor Southampton Tri 30.32

Men:

1 Ant Gritton Sotonia CC 21.15
2 Stephen Wood Antelope RT 24.00
3 Ian Sherin 3cCyclexperience 24.26
4 Mike Anderson VC Venta 24.50
5 Stuart Martingale Sotonia CC 25.10
6 Aron Kelly New Forest CC 26.34
7 Alastair Cooper Sotonia CC 27.08
8 Martin Balk 3cCyclexperience 28.12
9 Ted Knowlton Sotonia CC 30.01

Timekeepers: Norman Harvey & Dave Crocker
Other officials: Ann Miller, Clive Peskett,
Glenn Longland & Jacky Prosser

Poole Wheelers Club 10, Results

P412 Bulbury- A35 18/07/18
1 Patryk Witkowski PW 20.27
2 James Horton VCSTR 20.31
3 Ben Leigh Day Mem 20.34
4 Luke Rendall PW 20.37
5 Adrian Murray BJW 20.40
6 Jon Brumfield CCW 20.58
7 Tim Flynn PW 21.17
8 Martin Rowland PW 21.23
9 Nick Barks PW 21.32
10 Robin Darch PW 22.03
11 David Butt CCW 22.05
12 Craig Weston PW 22.22
13 James Van Tryl Cardiff 22.38
= 14 Gail Brown 23.06
= 14 John Rivett PW 23.06
16 Mark Hardwicke BACC 23.45
17 John Vinson PW 24.16
18 Ian Drtyden PW 24.25
19 Chris Hill Day Mem 24.32
20 Matt Laishley PW 24.33
21 Gary Trudgett PW 24.34
22 Tom Plowman PW 24.49
23 Terry Belbin PW 24.50
24 Lauren Bishop PW 24.52
25 Howard Pankhurst PW 25.17

Final Teams Confirmed for OVO Energy Tour of Britain

FINAL TEAMS CONFIRMED FOR 2018 OVO ENERGY TOUR OF BRITAIN

The final list of teams for this year's OVO Energy Tour of Britain, including the identity of the four British UCI Continental squads who have qualified for the UK’s most prestigious cycle race, has been confirmed!

In total there are six British teams, 11 WorldTour teams, 13 teams currently competing in the Tour de France and 14 teams who could select a home rider!
JLT Condor, ONE Pro Cycling, Madison Genesis and Canyon Eisberg will join the list of the world’s top teams and riders in the eight-day event that gets underway in Carmarthenshire on Sunday 2 September.
The first of those to qualify, JLT Condor, have competed in every edition of the Tour since 2007 and have twice had riders claim the SKODA King of the Mountains jersey. Canyon Eisberg are the reigning OVO Energy Tour Series champions, and feature Commonwealth Games medalists Charlie and Harry Tanfield in their line-up, while Madison Genesis hit the headlines at the end of June when 22-year-old Connor Swift claimed the British road race title.
ONE Pro Cycling return to the race for fourth year running, having won the race’s SKODA King of the Mountains and Sprints jerseys courtesy of Pete Williams in their debut 2015 season.

Also confirmed for the race are Team Sunweb, who will be one of 11 UCI WorldTour teams racing in Britain’s this September. The German squad last appeared in the race in 2016 when Tom Dumoulin finished third overall.
In total 13 teams who are currently competing in the Tour de France will be racing in the OVO Energy Tour of Britain, including all the UCI WorldTour teams plus UCI ProContinental squads Direct Energie and Wanty-Groupe Gobert.
Two further UCI ProContinental teams will take part: Aqua Blue Sport from Ireland, who make their race debut, and Italy’s Bardiani-CSF, who have previously won two stages in Britain’s most prestigious race.
A Great Britain national team will once again compete in the event, showcasing the very best talent from the next generation of British cycling stars.
Julie Harrington, Chief Executive of British Cycling, said: “With eleven UCI WorldTour teams confirmed for the race, this is a golden opportunity for our young riders to compete as a national team against some of the world’s best riders.
“The calibre of this year’s teams highlights the importance of the Tour of Britain in the racing calendar and we’re proud that some of the most high-profile athletes of our sport will be competing once again on British roads.
“We anticipate that the mounting excitement around this event will help to encourage the next generation of cyclists and we hope that people are left feeling inspired to take to the saddle.”
The OVO Energy Tour of Britain is British Cycling’s premier road cycling event, giving cycling fans the opportunity to see the world’s best teams and riders competing on their doorstep, taking place between Sunday 2 and Sunday 9 September 2018.

CC Weymouth Club 18, Results

CC Weymouth P451/18 Hilly 17th July 2018

1 Giles Greening Tri UK 00:42:43
2 James Horton VC St Raphael 00:43:12
3 Dan Murphy CCW 00:48:08
4 Nathan Wilmington CCW 00:48:42
5 Cormac Lineham CCW 00:48:56
6 Colin Brumble CCW 00:49:23
7 Emma Needham CCW 00:52:47
8 Nick Ireland CCW 00:52:52
9 Nigel Jones Bustinskins 00:53:42
10 Andrew Jackson CCW 00:56:06
11 Chris Mullet GDW 00:59:08

Big Tim's Big Day Out! In Memory of Tim Stevens

BIG TIM'S BIG DAY OUT CYCLE SPORTIVE, ARDINGLY – SUNDAY, 02 SEP 2018

Big Tim’s Big Day Out – a cycle sportive in memory of Tim Stevens and a way for all local South East cyclists to donate to the Royal Marsden Hospital charity.

For those who knew Tim, this day will bring you all together again, and for those who didn’t know Tim, watch the video HERE

ABOUT BIG TIM’S BIG DAY OUT
Big Tim’s Big Day Out is a ride of 90km – the Grande - or a ride of 50km – the Cortado. Created by none other than Sean Yates, both rides start and finish at the South of England Showground at Ardingly and head off towards the Ashdown Forest to take in some classic local climbs. The route splits at Splaynes Green, the Grande heading south through some rolling terrain to Ringmer before heading back north. The Cortado takes a slightly easier route back to Ardingly, but beware, both routes have a sting in the tail...

The Espresso ride is the easy way to enjoy the party - sign up for this ride and come along for the food and drink and know that your entry fee will go towards the Royal Marsden Charity. And if you're up for it, do the 15 km route, starting at 10.30am, suitable for families and those who want a shorter ride.

MamaC will have her Airstream Caravan at the Showground with food for all finishers as well as other offerings to purchase, and the BeerMe Belgian brewery will provide a beer for all riders and a pop-up bar. Electronic multi-point chip timing, super-fast registration make for a great day on the road. Enter now on the British Cycling website, £32 for the Grande, £28 for the Cortado and £16 for the Espresso.

Pick up your ticket for food/beer/soft drink from the timing HQ.

AFTER PARTY
Fantastic local band The Straw Dogs have been booked to entertain you from 13:00 hrs at the after party at the Ardingly Show Ground. To pick up your free food and beer after your ride, you'll need to collect your ride-time ticket from the timing HQ and present that to MamaC for food and BeerMe for beer. More food and beer will be available to purchase to see you through the party!

Please note that on the day entries are not available for this event. This is because your entry fee includes food and a beer after your ride, and the caterers need advance numbers. Please enter in advance on the British Cycling website. HERE

Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers Club 10, Results

P311 Ringwood-Sopley-Ringwood 17/07/18
1 Tom Stocker BJW 23.02
2 Ben Mottram BJW 23.42
3 Ian Diaper BJW 24.11
4 Peter Lynk BJW 24.12
5 Will Soloman BJW 24.19
6 Mark Hitchcott BJW 24.36
7 Gary Chiverton BJW 25.21
8 Phillip Scriven BJW 25.40
9 Chris Simpson BJW 25.46
10 Colin White BJW 25.52
11 Martin Reeder BJW 26.16
12 Julian Snook BJW 27.10
13 Paul Brown BJW 27.20

Private Rides
Patryk Witkowski PW 22.06
Barry Hards NFCC 24.53
Stephen Skinner VCSTR 26.21

Officials: Peter Warhurst, Jacky Prosser, Dave Mansfield, Clive Peskett, Pusher Off Eamonn Deane

Sotonia CC Club 25

P128/25 Cadnam 12/07/18 Club Championship

As is tradition for the Sotonia 25 mile championships, it was a warm evening on the three-and-a-bit lap P128/25 course near Cadnam. A few riders were held up by traffic at roundabouts, but otherwise it was a very good evening with only a gentle breeze.
Ant Gritton put in a dominating performance to win the event by 2m33s from Phil Wilks in second place and James Peckham in third place 49s behind Wilks.
Gritton also won the 10 mile championships in June and is now setting his sights beyond “club level” competitions with the National 25 Mile Championships on 5th August. We are all eager to see how he fares against the country’s best riders.

Helpers and Organisers
Organiser: Graham Vail
Timekeepers: David Crocker, Martin Napier
Pusher off and number caller: Graham Harman
Marshals: Julian Wherrett, John Phillips, Philip Nightingale, Alan Sharpen

1 Ant Gritton Sotonia 0:53:45 27.91
2 Phil Wilks Sotonia 0:56:18 26.64
3 James Peckham Sotonia 0:57:07 26.26
4 Ed Slot Sotonia 0:57:34 26.06
5 Matt Dixon Sotonia 0:57:46 25.97
6 Sam Cooper Sotonia 0:59:06 25.38
7 Stuart Martingale Sotonia 1:00:05 24.97
8 Jon Dudley Sotonia 1:00:54 24.63
9 Stephen Wood Antelope RT 1:01:02 24.58
10 Paul Thomas DHC 1:01:42 24.31
11 Julian Sheppard New Forest CC 1:03:46 23.52
12 Sarah Matthews & Mary Corbett a3crg & Sotonia 1:04:27 23.27
13 Jon Legg Sotonia 1:04:59 23.08
14 Matt Davison Sotonia 1:07:50 22.11
15= Donna Lovelock IRIS 1:10:54 21.16
15= David England Crabwood 1:10:54 21.16
17 Chris Summers Sotonia 1:13:12 20.49

Thanks to Angela Burnikell

Poole Wheelers Club 10, Results

P415 Upton Bypass 15/07/18
1 Sam Wadsley Primera 19.25
2 Giles Greening Tri UK 19.39
3 Paddy Dunn CCW 19.43
4 Steve Pink PW 19.47
5 Patryk Witkowski PW 20.11
6 Adrian Murray BJW 20.18
7 Tom Stocker BJW 20.40
8 Luke Rendall PW 20.59
9 Mike Williams PW 21.03
10 Nik Barks PW 21.13
11 Gary Lock NFCC 21.18
12 Barrie Watkinson BACC 21.30
13 Paul Axon PW 22.12
14 Colin Brumble CCW 22.14
15 Stuart Peckham NFCC 22.17
16 Matt Blythe BACC 22.36
17 Craig Weston PW 22.37
18 Nathan Wilmington CCW 22.44
19 Martin Beale VCSTR 22.50
20 Martin Andrews VC Venta 22.55
21 Noah Miller PW 23.18
22 Gary Trudgett PW 23.40
23 Stephen Skinner VCSTR 23.47
24 Lauren Bishop PW 24.35
25 Chris Hill PW Day Member 24.55
26 Peter Moore PW 24.59
27 Paul Brown BJW 25.16
28 Howard Pankhurst PW 25.37
29 Dave Owen ? 25.53
30 Ellie Rendall PW 26.11

Andover Wheelers 10, Results

Tim Cartwright fastest on the A303 in Hampshire on Sunday morning.
P612 A303 Andover 15/07/18
1 Tim Cartwright Male Senior Newbury RC 18:21
2 Gary Chambers Male Senior NOPINZ 18:55
3 Samuel Wadsley Male Espoir Primera-Teamjobs 18:57
4 Ben Skinner Male Senior Rule 5 19:08
5 Matthew Buckley Male Senior Andover Wheelers 19:12
6 Andy Langdown Male Vet Blazing Saddles 19:36
7 Nick English Male Senior AeroCoach 19:38
8 Kevin Baker Male Senior Andover Wheelers 20:00
9 Richard Smith Male Senior Army Cycling Union 20:09
10 Brendan Reese Male Vet Army Cycling Union 20:22
11 Simon Healey Male Vet Andover Wheelers 20:30
12 Mike Williams Male Vet Poole Whs 21:00
13 Nigel Pratt Male Vet Andover Wheelers 21:01
13 Simon Berogna Male Vet Velo Club St Raphael 21:01
15 Peter Hatt Male Vet Velo Club St Raphael 21:10
16 Tom Vaux Male Senior Velo Club Venta 21:28
17 William Sawyer Male Vet Andover Wheelers 21:32
18 Stuart Martingale Male Vet Sotonia CC 21:36
19 Stuart Peckham Male Vet New Forest CC 21:47
20 Craig Weston Male Vet Poole Whs 21:51
21 Pawel Niewiadomy Male Senior Velo Club Venta 21:52
22 Simon West Male Vet Andover Wheelers 22:35
23 Richard Wyeth Male Vet Tornado Road Cycling Club 22:39
24 Ben Eley Male Junior Frome and District Wheelers 22:40
25 Tim Peters Male Vet Horsham Cycling 22:47 26.335
26 Louisa Cooper Female Senior Bournemouth Jubilee Whs 22:55
27 Gary Richardson Male Vet Andover Wheelers 22:58
28 Pete Wilson Male Vet Bournemouth Arrow CC 23:14
29 Phil Guy Male Vet North Shropshire Wheelers 23:42
30 Martin Reeder Male Senior Bournemouth Jubilee Whs 23:56
31 Michelle Walter Female Vet Bournemouth Arrow CC 24:02
32 Karl Brooks Male Senior Andover Wheelers 24:10
33 Ian Hayden Male Vet Tornado Road Cycling Club 24:44
34 Martin Whitty Male Vet ...a3crg 25:27
35 William Simmons Male Vet Christchurch Bicycle Club 25:30
36 Robert Jolliffe Male Vet New Forest CC 25:56
37 Catherine Pascoe Female Vet New Forest CC 27:17
38 Norman Harvey Male Vet Sotonia CC 28:10
Tandem
1 Alex Hall Male Junior Andover Wheelers 23:30
Simon Hall Male Vet Crabwood CC 23:30

Bournemouth Arrow CC Club 10, Results

P311 Ringwood-Sopley-Ringwood 12/07/18
1 Paul Jones Primera 00:20:42
2 Richard Wyeth Tornado RCC 00:23:41
3 George Creasey UK Biking 00:23:47
4 Ian Diaper Bournemouth Jubilee Wh 00:24:21
5 Peter Wilson Bournemouth Arrow CC 00:24:28
6 Phil Jones New Forest CC 00:25:37
7 Chris Simpson Bournemouth Jubilee Wh 00:25:39
8 Phillip Scriven Bournemouth Jubilee Wh 00:25:43
9 Gareth Rose Bournemouth Arrow CC 00:25:59
10 Martin Reeder Bournemouth Jubilee Wh 00:26:07
11 Andrew Khan Bournemouth Jubilee Wh 00:26:11
12 Malcolm Field Maidenhead CC 00:26:13
13 Ian Hayden Tornado RCC 00:26:27
14 Colin White Bournemouth Jubilee Wh 00:26:43
15 Michelle Walter Bournemouth Arrow CC 00:27:00
16 Paul Brown Bournemouth Jubilee Wh 00:27:07
17 Terry Gambles Harp RC 00:27:39

SpyVelo Open 10. Results

Thursday (12th) saw local bike shop SpyVelo host an open 10 mile time trial on the Isle of Wight on the popular ‘Ningwood 10’ course, 27 riders came to the start every club or team on the island being represented.
1)Adam Holleyman-WLWM-00:21:55
2)Clint Oliver-00:21:56-TeamSpy
3)Dave Dent-GS Stella-00:22:12
4)Ian Hayden-WLMM-00:22:40
5)James Veal-TeamSpy-00:22:41
6)Kev Chant-TeamSpy-00:22:48
7) Martin Piper-TeamSpy-00:23:15
8)Paul Martin-TeamSpy-00:23:18
9)James Pete-WLWM-00:23:27
10)Luke Jeffery-Wight Tri-00:24:20
11)Martin Sanders-WLWM-00:24:21
12)Marcus Attridge-Bike Jockey CC-00:24:24
13)Sean Williams-Wight Tri-00:24:29
14)Dale Buckett-Bike Jockey CC-00:24:36
15)Kev Foster-WLWM-00:24:40
16)Rollo Dixon-TeamSpy-00:24:51
17)Dan Morgan-Wight Tri-00:24:59
18)Hollie Downing-Wight Cycle Hire RT-00:25:34
19)Robert Binnie-RN & RMCA-00:25:40
20)Alex Paul-TeamSpy-00:25:49
21)John Allen-Wight Cycle Hire RT-00:26:03
22)Rob Doorly-Wight Tri-00:27:17
23)Jeremy Short-Wight Cycle Hire RT-00:27:40
24)Michelle Lock-GS Stella-00:27:41
25)Steve Gratton-Wight Tri-00:27:55
26)James Brett-WLWM-00:29:16
27)Sophie Nolan-Wight Cycle Hire RT-00:31:29
Timekeepers-Alex Tunnicliffe & Sarah Probert
Pusher off- Russ Thomson
Officials- Dave Wright, Alison Radcliffe & Rob Merrifield

Bournemouth Cycleworks Moreton Series, Results

Ellie Gilham & James Horton the winners at Moreton on Thursday 12/07/18. The final round of the 2018 series will take place next week, 19th
Provisional results
Women.
1.Ellie Gilham
2.Emma Needham
3. Rachel Hackman
4.Carol Tilley
Men.
1.James Horton
2.Steve Dring
3.Will Page
4.Nick Barks
5.Will Hayes
6.Darren Orchard
7.Roland Tilley
8.Joe Arundel
9.Lyndon Thompson
10.Luke Monahan

...a3crg 10, Report/Results

It was an odd night on the A3 Wednesday evening, traffic was very low and the start-line was depleted as riders failed to turn up, writes Dave Collard-Berry. Either riders had decided that they had rather go off to Brittany to watch the Tour or was there a Beach Volley Ball championships were being held on Hayling Island? Never the less the start line crew managed to cope with the nineteen missing riders from the start sheet.

Rider's times appeared to be in the region of 30 seconds to one minute slower than when the course was last used on the 30th May, except for one rider. Chris Bartley who broke the course record in May was just three seconds off his best proving despite the conditions cream rises to the top. There wasn't all gloom and doom as a few riders managed to better their times, 16 year old Freya Richardson (Portsmouth North End CC) chopped just over a minute off her pb with her 24:32 and 13 year old Peter Drabble from Fleet brought his pb down by 1:06, both riders worth keeping an eye on. The other youngster posting a good time on the night was Thomas Day (Poole Wheelers) who finished in 13th place with 20:50 and will be having his sixteenth birthday next week, hopefully for some of the older riders he may soon discover "Beach Vollyball!

Results…a3crg Summer Time Trials 2018

"Young Guns 10 ~ Last Chance Saloon" (The Last Evening Ten on the P881)
Course P881/10 (A3) Ham Barn Liss ~ Wednesday 11th July 2018

1 Chris Bartley AS Test Team Sen 00:18:25
2 Kevin Tye VeloRefined Aerosmiths Vet 00:19:37
3 Alan Murchison DRAG2ZERO Vet 00:19:55
4 Paul Jones Primera-sports.com Vet 00:20:01
5 James Wright Charlotteville CC Vet 00:20:10
6 Jason Kettle Mid Devon CC Vet 00:20:13
7 Neil Mackley Fareham Wheelers CC Vet 00:20:19
8 Andrew Langdown Blazing Saddles Vet 00:20:24
9 Matt Peel C and N Cycles RT Sen 00:20:40
10 Peter Younghusband Petersfield Tri Club Vet 00:20:42
11 James Horton Velo Club St Raphael Sen 00:20:45
12 Jason Gault Primera-Teamjobs Vet 00:20:46
13 Thomas Day Poole Wheelers Juv 00:20:50
14 Rhys Thomas Southampton University RC Esp 00:20:51
15 Steve Legg ...a3crg Vet 00:20:53
16 Stuart Ashley Innovation Racing Vet 00:20:54
17 Gavin Ash Worthing Excelsior CC Sen 00:20:55
18 Andrew Thomas ...a3crg Sen 00:20:56
19 James Fawcett Hampshire Road Club Vet 00:20:59
20 Owen Lewid Velo Club Venta Jun 00:21:02
21 James Ayton Portsmouth North End CC Vet 28.39 00:21:08
22 Angus MacInnes Royal Air Force CA Vet 28.30 00:21:12
23 Katie Greves AS Test Team WS 28.26 00:21:14
24 Richard Gifford Trainsharp Vet 28.06 00:21:23
25 Thomas Whatley Paceline RT Sen 28.02 00:21:25
26 Joel Garner ...a3crg Vet 27.89 00:21:31
27 Adrian Blacker Norwood Paragon CC Vet 27.80 00:21:35
28 Paul Martin TeamSpy Vet 27.74 00:21:38
29 David Lugton Portsdown Hill CC Sen 27.69 00:21:40
30 Darren Cope Team Bottrill Sen 27.63 00:21:43
31= Nigel Sign Fareham Wheelers CC Vet 27.46 00:21:51
31= Ben Houston East Grinstead CC Vet 27.46 00:21:51
33 Thomas Goodyer Portsmouth North End CC Sen 27.34 00:21:57
34 Ben Briffett Blazing Saddles Esp 27.27 00:22:00
35 Graham Harman Sotonia CC Vet 27.25 00:22:01
36 Joscelin Lowden Storey Racing WS 27.19 00:22:04
37= Ben Skelton London Dynamo Vet 27.11 00:22:08
37= Gary Ferrett Hampshire Road Club Vet 27.11 00:22:08
39= George Creasey Bournemouth Cycleworks Esp 26.83 00:22:22
39= David Wells Petersfield Tri Club Vet 26.83 00:22:22
39= Neil Crowther Worthing Excelsior CC Vet 26.83 00:22:22
42 Michael Stevens Fareham Wheelers CC Vet 26.75 00:22:26
43 Jacintha Hamilton-Love Dulwich Paragon CC WS 26.67 00:22:30
44 Daniel Ellis Eastbourne Rovers CC Sen 26.43 00:22:42
45 Andrew Phipps Royal Navy & Royal Marines CA Vet 26.28 00:22:50
46 Jerry Bromyard ...a3crg Vet 26.18 00:22:55
47 Ray Sullivan Metropolitan Police CC Vet 26.13 00:22:58
48 Olivia Webb Eastbourne Rovers CC WV 25.75 00:23:18
49 Caitlin Peters i-team Cyclists Club WJ 25.71 00:23:20
50 Arthur Venables ...a3crg Esp 25.57 00:23:28
51 Alan Emmott Fareham Wheelers CC Vet 25.33 00:23:41
52 Matthew Butler Charlotteville CC Sen 25.14 00:23:52
53 Michael Gowan Festival Road Club Vet 24.71 00:24:17
54 Rachel Clay VC Meudon WV 24.51 00:24:29
55 Freya Richardson Portsmouth North End CC WJv 24.46 00:24:32
56 Eva Nyirenda ...a3crg WS 24.39 00:24:36
57 Robert Oliver Fareham Wheelers CC Vet 24.24 00:24:45
58 Zoe Taylor ...a3crg WV 24.03 00:24:58
59 Peter Drabble WORX Factory Racing Juv 24.00 00:25:00
60 Lucy Mitchell Petersfield Tri Club WV 23.78 00:25:14
61 Robyn Yates Addiscombe CC WV 23.70 00:25:19
62 David Auger ...a3crg Vet 23.62 00:25:24
63 Peter Knipe Fareham Wheelers CC Vet 23.45 00:25:35
64 Martin Whitty ...a3crg Vet 23.23 00:25:50
65 Rachael Lamont Hampshire Road Club WV 22.60 00:26:33
66 Deanna Ferrett Hampshire Road Club WV 21.66 00:27:42
67 Johanna Lovell ...a3crg WV 21.52 00:27:53
68 Ken Rayson ...a3crg Vet 21.34 00:28:07
Team Classification

1 ...a3crg Steve Legg, Andrew Thomas, Joel Garner 01:03:20
2 Fareham Wheelers CC Neil Mackley, Nigel Sign, Michael Stevens 01:04:36
3 Portsmouth North End James Ayton, Thomas Goodyer, Freya Richardson 01:07:37
4 Petersfield Tri Club Peter Younghusband, David Wells, Lucy Mitchell 01:08:18
5 Hampshire Road Club James Fawcett, Gary Ferrett, Rachael Lamont 01:09:40