Pearl Izumi Tour Series,English Win in Wales, Rapha on Top in Aberystwyth

There was a thrilling finish to Aberystwyth's round of The Pearl Izumi Tour Series on Friday evening, as Felix English collected his first ever individual win to help Rapha Condor JLT to their third team win of the 2014 Series.

English took at narrow win at the expense of Jon Mould, who had bridged across to English and Mike Northey, reaching them with a lap to go, but then who couldn't come by English on the drag up to the line.

Behind Northey took third, with Ed Clancy and Tom Scully leading in the remainder of the thirteen riders left on the lead lap in Aberystwyth.

With English's first and Clancy's fourth, Graham Briggs made sure of another team win for Rapha Condor JLT with eighth, a narrow victory thanks to Madison Genesis' third, fifth and ninth, with a spare fourth man also in the top ten.

Going in to Week Three of The Pearl Izumi Tour Series Rapha Condor JLT now enjoy a five point lead over Madison Genesis, cementing an excellent day as Hugh Carthy also took a second place for the squad in the Tour of Japan.

In a race that started in a torrential downpour sweeping in off Cardigan Bay, the field split up early on around Aberystwyth's technical circuit, with a group of thirteen rider splitting away from the main field.

As the rest of the field splintered the lucky thirteen powered clear until English and Northey made their move at the front at the second Sprint, with English collecting the Costa Express Fastest Lap on the way.

The duo worked up a 10-second lead, and despite repeated attempts by Scully, Yanto Barker and Tobyn Horton to bridge across, the two looked like contesting the individual win alone.

That was without taking into account Sprints leader Mould, who put in a massive effort with just over two laps to go to ride across to English and Northey alone. On home roads the Welshman was then neck and neck with English up Pier Street to the finish line, with the Rapha Condor JLT just prevailing.

Mould's consolation was keeping the Sprints jersey that he collected at Round One in Stoke-on-Trent, but now the NFTO rider's lead is down to just one point over Briggs, with Northey and Scully also both showing a keen interest in the competition.

At the top of the standings that matter though it is Rapha Condor JLT leading the way, keeping the red and yellow leader jerseys with a healthy five point advantage over Madison Genesis.
They in turn have an eight point margin over NFTO Pro Cycling who took third on the night in Aberystwyth.

Highlights from Aberystwyth will be shown on ITV4 at 8pm on Monday 26th May, with a repeat at 7am on Tuesday 27th May.

Round Five of The Pearl Izumi Tour Series heralds a tough week for the nine teams, with Durham's cobbled climb featuring on Tuesday (27th May) before an equally tough circuit around Edinburgh's Grassmarket, including the cobbled Victoria Street climb on Thursday (29th May) for Round Six, the first to be held in Scotland's capital city.

The Pearl Izumi Tour Series
Friday 23 May 2014, Aberystwyth

Round Four Team Result
1) Rapha Condor JLT
2) Madison Genesis
3) NFTO Pro Cycling
4) Team Raleigh
5) Pedal Heaven Colbornes
6) Metaltek Kuota
7) Starley Primal Pro Cycling
8) Node4 Velosure
9) Great Britain

Round Four Individual Result
1) Felix English, IRL, Rapha Condor JLT
2) Jon Mould, GBR, NFTO Pro Cycling
3) Mike Northey, NZL, Madison Genesis
4) Ed Clancy, GBR, Rapha Condor JLT
5) Tom Scully, NZL, Madison Genesis
6) James Lowsley-Williams, GBR, NFTO Pro Cycling
7) Yanto Barker, GBR, Team Raleigh
8) Graham Briggs, GBR, Rapha Condor JLT
9) Tobyn Horton, GBR, Madison Genesis
10) Tom Stewart GBR, Madison Genesis

Round Four Costa Express Fastest Lap: Felix English, IRL, Rapha Condor JLT, 1'31.757
Round Four Sprint Winner: Tom Scully, NZL, Madison Genesis

Overall Team Standings, post-Round Four
1) Rapha Condor JLT, 54pts
2) Madison Genesis, 49pts
3) NFTO Pro Cycling, 41pts
4) Team Raleigh, 35pts
5) Great Britain, 25pts
6) Node4 Velosure, 25pts
7) Metaltek Kuota, 23pts
8) Starley Primal Pro Cycling, 19pts
9) Pedal Heaven Colbornes, 14pts

Overall Sprint Standings, post-Round Four
1) Jon Mould, GBR, NFTO Pro Cycling, 29pts
2) Graham Briggs, GBR, Rapha Condor JLT, 28pts
3) Mike Northey, NZL, Madison Genesis, 22pts

Bournemouth Track League 4 CANCELLED

Round 4 of the Bournemouth Track league was abandoned before the first race, a stubborn wet track spoiling the fun. Despite the blue skies and no rain for several hours a small area of the track remained too damp for racing and with safety of riders paramount the decision to abandon was reluctantly taken.Thirty-plus riders had signed on and were looking forward to an evening of Keirin racing before being told the bad news. Round 5 on Friday 30th May will focus on Points & Elimination races.

Poole Wheelers Club 10 21/05/14, Results

P412 Bulbury
1,LES PICK PW 21.44
2, WAYNE PITMAN PW 21.50
3, LEIGHTON GIRLING PW 22.08
4, SAM WADSLEY J PW 22.10
5, LEE MARSDEN PW 22.22
6, STEVE PINK CCW 22.33
7, DARREN LEWIS PW 22.33
8, MARK DENNY PW 22.37
9, CHRIS COURAGE BJW 22.40
10,MARK WILMINGTON PW 23.02
11,GARY TUSKIN PW 23.14
12,NEIL WATTS FTF 23.23
13,MARTIN RATTUE PW 23.29
14,MARTIN ALDRIDGE PW 23.31
15,GARY SAWTELL BJW 23.46
16,CRAIG WESTON PW 23.52
17,ROB FLYNN PW 24.02
18,NICK BAUGNIET ART 24.14
19,ANDREW MURRAY 24.31
20,KEVIN WILLIAMS BJW 24.43
21, ANDREW JACKSON CCW 24.50
22,RICHARD MARTIN PW 24.52
23, JOHN RIVETT PW 25.07
24,PETE GROUNDS PW 25.10
25,TERRY BELBIN PW 25.29
26, ANDRE BARBER BJW 26.12
27,EINAR THORSEN PW 26.58
28, PETE COTTY PW 27.20
29,TREVOR FENWICK BJW 28.24
30, LOUISE BURMAN VCSTR 28.35
31, MURRAY JANES PW 28.59
32, BECKY DICKENS BTR 29.37
2-UP
PAUL JONES & GARY DIGHTON PRI 19.54

Thanks to Les Pick

Moreton Race 3, Eastwood the Law Enforcer!

An hour and a lap of racing on the fast, flat, three mile kermesse style circuit at Moreton mean’s just three things. A “Thru an Off”chase, a sprint finish and Jason Eastwood wins, IT’S THE LAW! And three rounds into the twelve race series in Dorset, the law has yet to be broken.

In warm, calm conditions it was a fast pursuit, with the scratch group averaging nearly 27mph the race was altogether with two laps remaining. Ian Legg (Banjo Cycles) had a dig but was pulled back before Eastwood enforced the law. Fair play, he is, after all a police officer. He also knows where to be when the village hall comes into view (the signal to wind up the kick) and usually gets it right, such consistency is never just luck.

Steve Dring (Primera-UK BIKING) decided against his usual last lap heroics and deserved his second place. Dring is at the HQ an hour before everyone else, opening up and putting out signs. Round 3 of the Moreton race series had been moved to Wednesday to allow the village hall to be used as a polling station for the European elections, next week it reverts to its usual Thursday evening slot

1, JAY EASTWOOD (BANJO CYCLES)
2, STEVE DRING ( PRIMERA-UK-BIKING)
3, ROLAND TILLEY (RIDEBIKE.CO.UK)
4, BRETT EDBROOK (THE HUB)
5, PETE WARNER (BOURNEMOUTH JUBILEE)
6, LEWIS KEIGHTLEY (PRIMERA-UK-BIKING)
7, GARETH COBB (POOLE WHEELERS)
8,LUKE GRAY (TREK BARS)
9, VINCE AVERY (PURBECK PELOTON)
10, BARRY CLEWETT (VC ST RAPHAEL)
1STLADY
LIZZIE CAMPBEL (BOURNEMOUTH JUBILEE)
POINTS TABLE AFTER 3 ROUNDS
1 Jay Eastwood Banjo Cycles 30
2 Roland Tilley Ride Bike 22
3 Brett Edbrook Hub 21
4 Matt Mildon Mud Sweat n Gears 18
5 Steve Dring Primera UK-Biking 14
6 Andy Sloan Mud Sweat n Gears 12
7 Lewis Keightley Primera UK-Biking 11
8 Matt Hill Primera UK-Biking 6
8 Pete Warner Ride Bike 6
10 Barry Clewitt VC St Raphael 5
11 Gareth Cobb Poole Wheelers 4
11 Paul Hopkins Merida UK 4
13 Luke Gray Trek UK 3
13 Matt Merritt Mud Sweat n Gears 3
13 Julian Thacker VC St Raphael 3
16 Vince Avery Purbeck Peleton 3
17 Steve Tiernan Primera UK-Biking 1
17 John Vinson Poole Wheelers 1

New Forest CC Club 10 20/05/14, Results

P311 Ringwood-Sopley
1 Sacha Ring 00:23:18 25.8
2 Ben Boardman 00:23:21 25.7
3 James Bannister 00:23:48 25.2
4 Stuart Peckham 00:24:01 25.0
5 Tom Butler 00:25:11 23.8
6 Joe Phillips 00:25:22 23.7
7 Hugh Roper 00:25:31 23.5
8 Rob Brinsdon 00:25:32 23.5
9 Phil Underwood 00:26:01 23.1

Div 2
1 Keith Bradfield 00:25:09 23.9
2 Elliot Wilks 00:25:38 23.4
3 Bob Dowling 00:26:23 22.7
4= Richard Rajski 00:26:31 22.6
4= Dan Mitchell 00:26:31 22.6
6 Richard Parker 00:26:35 22.6
7 Neil Stevenson 00:26:41 22.5
8 Archie Holgate - Juv 00:26:43 22.5
9 Richard Mason 00:26:45 22.4
10 Martin Balk 00:27:04 22.2
11 Phil Harris 00:27:06 22.1
12 Chris Jolliffe 00:27:19 22.0
13 Phil Jones 00:27:56 21.5
14 Peter Weaver 00:28:26 21.1
15 Geoff Weller 00:28:41 20.9
16 Gary Plumb 00:29:46 20.2

Div 3
1 Darren Ridge 00:27:24 21.9
2 Alex Setchell 00:28:03 21.4
3 Chris Mills 00:28:58 20.7
4 Jay Partridge 00:29:20 20.5
5 Bob Jolliffe 00:29:34 20.3
6 Paul Shatwell 00:30:13 19.9
7 Peter Hawker 00:30:44 19.5
8 Mark Webb 00:32:58 18.2
9 Paula Eardley 00:33:07 18.1
10 Tracy Mitchell 00:33:58 17.7

Privates
1 Lee Piercy 00:22:08 27.1
2 Martin Beale 00:24:26 24.6
3 Peter Wilson 00:24:42 24.3
4 Scott Partridge 00:26:49 22.4
5 Chris Rupic 00:27:46 21.6
6 Rob York 00:28:18 21.2

Pearl Izumi Tour Series Peterborough, Wins for Gibson & Roe

Stylish win for Matthew Gibson in Peterborough as Rapha Condor JLT remain on top

Great Britain's Matthew Gibson took a stylish win with a last lap attack in Peterborough, but it was the riders of Rapha Condor JLT who took the team win to extend their Series lead.
Gibson attacked at the bell from a four-rider breakaway group to win alone in Peterborough city centre, with Adam Blythe coming in second, ahead of Graham Briggs and Mike Northey.

With Felix English and Ed Clancy leading in the bunch for fifth and sixth, Rapha Condor JLT took their second win of the 2014 Series to move into a three point lead at the top of the standings.

Madison Genesis, who placed four in the top ten, took a close second to remain in runners up spot in The Pearl Izumi Tour Series.

English's last lap dash to the line also gave him the evening's Costa Express Fastest Lap, just surpassing Gibson's final lap, which had looked set to give him the Costa Express trophy.
Gibson, Blythe, Briggs and Northey had gone clear midway through the hour long race on The Pearl Izumi Tour Series and worked well together, building and maintaining a lead of over 30-seconds on the peloton.

Then with the bell ringing to herald the last lap Gibson jumped clear and instantly built an unbridgeable margin, which held all the way around the 1.1-kilometre lap.

Behind the celebrating Great Britain rider Adam Blythe crossed the line alone for his best Pearl Izumi Tour Series individual result to date, with Briggs and Northey crossing the line by themselves.

Kiwi Champion Northey actually took third on the road, but was relegated behind Briggs by commissaires after the two clashed in the final corner.

Behind the clear 1-2, NFTO took third to keep them in the Pearl Izumi Tour Series title hunt, while Great Britain could only come sixth, despite taking the individual win.
NFTO also kept hold of the Sprints jersey thanks to Jon Mould, who earned enough points to keep him six points clear of Briggs, with Northey winning the evening's sprint prize in Peterborough.

Highlights of Round Three from Peterborough are shown on ITV4 at 8pm on Wednesday 21st May, with a repeat at 9.55am on Thursday 22nd May.

Round Four sees the Series make its annual trip to Wales for the Aberystwyth round on Friday 23rd May to open the weekend's Aber Cycle Festival, which includes a downhill mountain bike race and the Welsh Wild West sportive.

The Pearl Izumi Tour Series
Tuesday 20 May 2014, Peterborough

Round Three Team Result
1) Rapha Condor JLT
2) Madison Genesis
3) NFTO Pro Cycling
4) Team Raleigh
5) Starley Primal Pro Cycling
6) Great Britain
7) Metaltek Kuota
8) Pedal Heaven Colbornes
9) Node4 Velosure

Round Three Individual Result
1) Matthew Gibson, GBR, Great Britain
2) Adam Blythe, GBR, NFTO Pro Cycling
3) Graham Briggs, GBR, Rapha Condor JLT
4) Mike Northey, NZL, Madison Genesis
5) Felix English, IRL, Rapha Condor JLT
6) Ed Clancy, GBR, Rapha Condor JLT
7) Tobyn Horton, GBR, Madison Genesis
8) Tom Scully, NZL, Madison Genesis
9) Tom Stewart, GBR, Madison Genesis
10) Yanto Barker, GBR, Team Raleigh

Round Three Costa Express Fastest Lap: Felix English, IRL Costa Express, 1'17.884
Round Three Sprint Winner: Mike Northey, NZL, Madison Genesis

Overall Team Standings, post-Round Three
1) Rapha Condor JLT, 42pts
2) Madison Genesis, 39pts
3) NFTO Pro Cycling, 33pts
4) Team Raleigh, 28pts
5) Great Britain, 23pts
6) Node4 Velosure, 21pts
7) Metaltek Kuota, 18pts
8) Starley Primal, 15pts
9) Pedal Heaven Colbornes, 9pts

Overall Sprint Standings, post-Round Three
1) Jon Mould, GBR, NFTO Pro Cycling, 25pts
2) Graham Briggs, GBR, Rapha Condor JLT, 19pts
3) Mike Northey, NZL, Madison Genesis, 14pts

Eileen Roe takes Series lead with victory in Peterborough

Eileen Roe moved into the lead of the Matrix Fitness Grand Prix Series with victory in Round Two at Peterborough, ensuring she will wear the leader's jersey on home roads in Scotland at Round Three.

Roe now heads a Scottish 1-2 ahead of Charline Joiner as the women's Series heads to Scotland for the first time, with Edinburgh hosting Round Three on Thursday 29th May.

In the absence of opening round winner and leader Katie Archibald, Roe had pulled on the red and white Matrix Fitness jersey in Peterborough as the leading rider racing, and did the jersey proud, firstly attacking and then ultimately winning the final sprint ahead of Nicola Juniper and Harriet Owen.

Victory was Roe's second in the Series, having won the Colchester event in heavy rain in 2012, but this time victory means she takes control of the Series, with a 11-point lead over Joiner.

Freshly back from a long-term injury lay-off, Joiner took sixth, helping her Pearl Izumi Sports Tours International team to a second successive team win, and to extend their series lead.

Second placed Juniper, sixth placed Joiner and Lauren Creamer in eighth secured the points for the team of Dame Sarah Storey, with a fourth black and purple rider, Gabriella Shaw, also in the top ten.

Third on the night was Harriet Owen, on the circuit where she took victory in 2012 the last time the Series visited, while fourth place was Italian Jasmine Diotti, in only her second outing in the Matrix Fitness GP Series.

Roe took the Sprint win on the night, while Louise Mahe took over the Sprints Jersey with the overall lead for Team Mule Bar Girl – Sigma Sport, and Nicola Juniper the evening's combativity prize, after several aggressive moves in the first half of the race.

In addition to the Scottish 1-2 at the top of the standings, riders from north of the border have won both of the opening two rounds, and will be hoping to make it three from three as the women's Series heads to Scotland for the first time next week.

Edinburgh's tough Grassmarket circuit, featuring the cobbled climb of Victoria Street, hosts men and women's events on the afternoon and evening of Thursday 29th May.

Matrix Fitness Grand Prix Series
Tuesday 20 May 2014
Round Two, Peterborough

Race Result
1) Eileen Roe, GBR, Starley Primal Pro Cycling
2) Nicola Juniper, GBR, Pearl Izumi Sports Tours International
3) Harriet Owen, GBR, Matrix Fitness - Vulpine
4) Jasmine Diotti, ITA, Velosport - Pasta Montegrappa
5) Hannah Walker, GBR, Epic Cycles - Scott WRT
6) Charline Joiner, GBR, Pearl Izumi Sports Tours International
7) Clemence Copie, GBR, Team Mule Bar Girl - Sigma Sport
8) Lauren Creamer, IRL, Pearl Izumi Sports Tours International
9) Sigrid Jochems, NED, Matrix Fitness - Vulpine
10) Gabriella Shaw, GBR, Pearl Izumi Sports Tours International

Round Two Sprint Winner: Louise Mahe, Team Mule Bar Girl - Sigma Sport
Round Two Team Winner: Pearl Izumi Sports Tours International

Overall Individual Standings, post-Round Two
1) Eileen Roe, GBR, Starley Primal Pro Cycling, 39pts
2) Charline Joiner, GBR, Pearl Izumi Sports Tours International, 28pts
3) Hannah Walker, GBR, Epic Cycles - Scott WRT, 24pts
4) Natalie Creswick, GBR, Team Mule Bar Girl - Sigma Sport, 23pts
5) Harriet Owen, GBR, Matrix Fitness - Vulpine, 21pts

Overall Sprint Standings, post-Round Two
1) Louise Mahe, GBR, Team MuleBar Girl - Sigma Sport, 12pts
2) Katie Archibald, GBR, Pearl Izumi Sports Tour International, 10pts
3) Katie Curtis, GBR, Starley Primal Pro Cycling, 7pts
4) Eileen Roe, GBR, Starley Primal Pro Cycling, 6pts
5) Clemence Copie, GBR, Team MuleBar Girl Sigma Sport, 5pts

Overall Team Standings, post-Round Two
1) Pearl Izumi Sports Tours International, 98pts
2) Matrix Fitness - Vulpine, 79pts
3) Starley Primal Pro Cycling 56pts
4) Team Mule Bar Girl - Sigma Sport, 49pts
5) Epic Cycles Scott WRT, 42pts
6) Velosport - Pasta Montegrappa, 36pts
7) RST Racing Team, 5pts
8) WyndyMilla Reynolds, 4pts

Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers Club 30km, Results

P426 Pamphill

1 Jon Clemas BJW 41.26
2 Cliff Rowe BJW 42.08
3 Steve Groome BJW 43.54
4 Craig Harris BJW 45.08
5 Danny French BJW 45.54
6 Rupert Silman BJW 46.12
7 Phil Evans BJW 47.11
8 Martyn Fisher BJW 47.33
9 Mike Courage BJW 47.36
10 Rob Hammond BJW 48.47
11 Phil Harvey BJW 49.14
12 Kevin Ridge BJW 52.41

Mark Hardwicke BACC 44.16

10c 1011mb, 5 mph wsw wind. Dry.
Marshals. J Prosser, A Barber, R Wareing, C Peskett, M Walsh.

CC Weymouth Club 10 20/05/14 Results

P451
1, JULIAN THACKER (VC ST R) 22.53
2, STEVE PINK 23.16
3, MATTHEW MERRIT 24.05
4, PADDY DUNN 24.08
5, DEAN CRITCHELL 24.48
6, NICK IRELAND 25.36
7, GORDON SCOTT (C&DW) 25.49
8, NOEL BARRINGTON 26.13
9, PHIL SMITH 26.23
11, STEVE TRIGWELL 26.28
12, MATT PYE 28.59
11, LUKE DIGHTON (PW) 29.20
TWO UPS
TERRY ICKE (PW) & GARY DIGHTON (PRI) 21.18
DAVID BUTT & ANDREW JARDINE 23.06
LIZZY REYNOLDS & JOE WITNALL 31.30
Thanks to Steve Pink

Bournemouth Track League Programme Week 4, Keirin Night.

WEEK 4 KEIRIN NIGHT 23RD MAY 2014

1 YOUTH RACES 1900
2 LADIES KEIRIN 8 LAPS
3 B LEAGUE KEIRIN HEAT 1
4 A LEAGUE KEIRIN HEAT 1
5 B LEAGUE KEIRIN HEAT 2
6 A LEAGUE KEIRIN HEAT 2
7 B LEAGUE KEIRIN HEAT 3
8 A LEAGUE KEIRIN HEAT 3
9 YOUTH RACES
10 LADIES KEIRIN FINAL
11 B LEAGUE KEIRIN FINAL
12 A LEAGUE KEIRIN FINAL
13 YOUTH RACES
14 ALL UP 25 LAP HANDICAP LADIES @ 4 LAPS, B LEAGUE AT 2 LAPS

New Forest CC 32, Start List

25/05/2014-New Milton, Circuit of the New Forest

1 Nick O’Hara New Forest CC 07:01
2 Christopher Mullett Gillingham and District Wheelers
3 Terry Belbin Poole Wheelers
4 Peter Cotty Poole Wheelers
5 Ray Claridge GA Cycles
6 John Withey Hampshire Road Club
7 William Simmons Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers
8 David Lester CC Weymouth
9 Peter Wilson Bournemouth Arrow CC
10 Terry Icke Poole Wheelers
11 Chris Jolliffe New Forest CC
12 Derek Dowden Charlottville CC
13 Rob Sherrin A3CRG
14 Daniel Edwards Sotonia CC
15 Paul Jones primera-sports.com
16 Wayne Pitman Poole Wheelers
17 Darren Lewis Poole Wheelers
18 Paul Clarkson Kingston Wheelers CC
19 Matthew Golden A3CRG
20 Stephen Walkling A3CRG
21 Dave Dawkins Portsmouth North End CC
22 Aran Stanton VC StRaphael
23 Phil Harvey Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers
24 Stuart Peckham New Forest CC
25 Gary Dighton primera-sports.com
26 Will Bamber VC Norwich
27 Stewart Harrison Andover Wheelers
28 Gary Allan GA Cycles
29 Gawain Young Sotonia CC
30 Stephen Whitewick VeloRefined Aerosmiths
31 Stephen Wood Antelope Racing Team
32 Simon Berogna VC StRaphael

Andover Wheelers Open 10 18/05/14, Full Results

Tandem
£15 Nicky Roberts Andover Whs 23.31
Simon Hall Andover Whs

Ladies
£15 Lesley Walkling VC St Raphael 22.51

Junior
£10 Peter Kibble Sports Traider Race Team 21.08

Seniors
£15 Michael Ford Blazing Saddles Cycles Ltd 20.36 1st
£10 Chris Birch East Street Cycles.com 20.58 2nd

Vets
£25 Steve Walkling VC St Raphael 20.09 1st
£20 Greg Parker VC St Raphael 20.32 2nd
£5 Nigel Pratt Andover Whs 21.08 3rd=
£5 Jimmy Little VC St Raphael 21.08 3rd=
£5 Jan Labrooy Andover Whs 21.08 3rd=

Fastest Team

£10 Steve Walkling VC St Raphael 20.09
£10 Greg Parker VC St Raphael 20.32
£10 Jimmy Little VC St Raphael 21.08



Pos No. Tandem Cat Time
1 38 Nicky Roberts Andover Whs LT 23.31
38 Simon Hall Andover Whs MT


Pos No. Ladies
1 76 Lesley Walkling V C St Raphael/Waites/Hewitt LV 22.51
2 49 Sarah Wise Mud Sweat and Gears L 26.07

Pos No. Junior Cat Time
1 40 Peter Kibble Sports Traider Race Team J 21.08

Pos No. Seniors Cat Time
1 51 Michael Ford Blazing Saddles Cycles Ltd S 20.36
2 45 Chris Birch East Street Cycles.com S 20.58
3 65 Paul Ashley Fareham Wheelers S 21.25
4 42 Tim Smales Velo Club Venta S 21.58
5 41 Gary Parmenter Andover Whs S 22.25
6 59 Derek Bulloch Andover Whs S 26.02

Pos No. Vets Cat Time
1 80 Steve Walkling V C St Raphael/Waites/Hewitt V 20.09
2 60 Greg Parker V C St Raphael/Waites/Hewitt V 20.32
3= 43 Nigel Pratt Andover Whs V 21.08
3= 50 Jimmy Little V C St Raphael/Waites/Hewitt V 21.08
3= 72 Jan Labrooy Andover Whs V 21.08
6 75 Simon Healey Andover Whs V 21.12
7 55 Jake Prior V C St Raphael/Waites/Hewitt V 21.42
8 70 Stuart Martingale Sotonia CC V 21.43
9 61 Dan Brunton Sarum Velo V 22.10
10 47 Pete Harris Andover Whs V 23.23
11 73 John Maund VC Elan - Harry Perry Cycles V 23.26
12 52 Gary Burley Andover Whs V 23.30
13 68 Nick Pickering Andover Whs V 23.37
14 67 John Asbridge Royal Navy & Royal Marines CA V 23.42
15 66 Cliff Voller Newbury RC V 23.44
16 77 Tom Woollard Northovers VT V 23.46
17 78 Stewart Harrison Andover Whs V 24.00
18= 53 Colin Crocker Sotonia CC V 24.59
18= 63 Marc Barfoot Velo Club Venta V 24.59
20 74 Chris Boulton Newbury RC V 25.04
21 54 Barry Pointer Andover Whs V 25.14
22 48 Chris Jolliffe New Forest CC V 25.57
23 69 Richard Bennett Cotswold Veldrijden V 26.06
24 79 Bob Jolliffe New Forest CC V 26.34
25 44 Chris Summers Sotonia CC V 26.52
58 Nicky Barfoot Velo Club Venta LV DNS APOL
62 Mitchell Webber Pedal Heaven Colbornes RT S DNS APOL
57 Stephen Longman Andover Whs V DNS APOL
64 Lee Jones Newbury RC V DNS APOL
71 Nick O'hara New Forest CC V DNS INJ
46 Matthew Wakeford Arctic Tacx RT S DNS
56 Mike Appleyard Lancashire RC V DNS

Whitewick Turns Back the Clock!

Stephen Whitewick (VeloRefined Areosmiths) won the Bournemouth & Dist Women’s CA 25 on a deceptively hard morning in Dorset. Whitewick, who won the Charlotteville 50 last week, is rediscovering the form that saw him finish 7th in the National 10 in 2011 and he puts this renaissance down to a change in training. Now working closely with former Pro and Sky DS, Sean Yates of Trainsharp Coaching, Whitewick has dropped the volume and is loving the new approach “Its Sean’s enthusiasm for cycling, he will text me tonight asking, How did I go? How did I feel? What were my Watts? He is great to work with” he says of his new mentor. Conditions looked promising on the P415 at Lytchett Matravers but a rising easterly wind made the trip down to Holes Bay hard and tempered the pre-race enthusiasm of most. Whitewicks 53.18 was too quick for Birthday Boy Gary Dighton, (Primera-sports.com), 54.05. Dighton seems to have hit the doldrums after a quick start to the season,the foolish coach says do more, the wise coach says do less!

Paul Holdsworth* (Hounslow & Dist Wh) put in a cracking ride for 3rd with 54.19. Visiting family in nearby Barton-on Sea, the seasoned tester took the opportunity to get his racing fix on a rare away day. Inspirational seventy year old Terry Icke took 4th spot with 55.21, backed up by Wayne Pitman & Les Pick; Poole Wheelers won the team award.
1, STEPHEN WHITEWICK (VELOREFINED AEROSMITHS) 53.14
2, GARY DIGHTON (PRIMERA-SPORTS.COM) 54.05
3, PAUL HOLDSWORTH (HOUNSLOW & DIST WH) 54.31* (Holdsworth later recorded as DNF after missing Holton Heath Leg)
4, TERRY ICKE (POOLE WH) 55.21
5, ARAN STANTON (VC ST RAPHAEL) 55.25
6, LEE PIERCY (PERFORMANCE CYCLES) 56.08
7, WAYNE PITMAN (POOLE WH) 56.22
8, CLIFF ROWE (BJW) 56.24
9, WILLIAM GRANGER (ANDOVER WH) 56.32
10, DAVE PICKERING (BJW) 56.38
11, LES PICK (POOLE WH) 56.39
12, JULIAN THACKER (VC ST RAPHAEL) 57.12
13, DAVE MOFFAT (1ST CHARD WH) 57.25
14, SAM WADSLEY (J) POOLE WH) 57.46
15, JOHN CHAPMAN (CC WEYMOUTH) 57.46
16, TOM ALLIBAN (1ST CHARD WH) 57.47
17, DARREN LEWIS (POOLE WH) 58.03
18, LAWRENCE DOWN (BOURNEMOUTH JUBILEE) 58.27
19, MARTIN PIPER (OFFSHORE WIGHTLINK) 58.44
20, STEVE PINK (CC WEYMOUTH) 59.33
21, KEVIN WILLIAMS (BJW) 59.36
22, JOHN MARRINER (BOURNEMOUTH JUBILEE) 59.54
23, GARY TUSKIN (POOLE WH) 59.58
24, BRYCE RIGLAR (CC WEYMOUTH) 1.00.08
25, GRAHAM LENTON (NEW FOREST CC) 1.00.26
26, DOUG PARKER (SID VALLEY CC) 1.00.38
27, GARY CURE (BOURNEMOUTH ARROW) 1.01.08
28, DEREK DOWDEN (CHARLOTTVILLE CC) 1.01.26
29, WILLIAM CLARKE (POOLE WH) 1.1.31
30, RICHARD BLAKE (ANTELOPE RT) 1.01.33
31, PETER WILSON (BOURNEMOUTH ARROW) 1.02.25
32, ALAN EMMOTT (FAREHAM WH) 1.02.35
33, KEVEN RIDGE (BOURNEMOUTH JUBILEE) 1.03.14
34, GORDON SCOTT (CHIPPENHAM & DIST WH) 1.04.24
35, PHIL HARVEY (BOURNEMOUTH JUBILEE) 1.04.34
36, COLIN WHITE (BOURNEMOUTH JUBILEE WH) 1.04.55
37, PETE PERRIN (BOURNEMOUTH ARROW) 1.05.15
38, CLAIRE NEWMAN (CRABWOOD CC) 1.05.58 1ST LADY
39, MARTYN FISHER (BOURNEMOUTH JUBILEE) 1.06.12
40, TERRY BELBIN (POOLE WH) 1.06.13
41, PIPPA WHEELER (EXETER WHEELERS) 1.07.13
42, RICHARD DAVIDSON (POOLE WH) 1.08.01
43, LINDA CONNOR (SOTON TRI CLUB) 1.12.08
44, DAVE ARROWSMITH (CC WEYMOUTH) 1.12.23
45, NORMAN HARVEY (SOTONIA CC) 1.14.14
46, JAMIE COLE (SOTON TRI CLUB) 1.15.47

Sotonia CC "Paragon 25, 17/05/14 Full Results

Sotonia CC 'Paragon' 25 - May 17th 2014
Results

1 Ray Hughes Clarence Wheelers CC 55.35
2 Simon Berogna VC St. Raphael 56.21
3 Cliff Rowe Bournemouth Jubilee Whs 57.04
4 Ray Claridge G A Cycles 57.39
5 Colin Yeates Sotonia CC 58.02
6 Stuart Martingale Sotonia CC 58.08
7 Stephen Wood Antelope Racing Team 58.39
8 Darren Lewis Poole Whs 58.55
9 Shaun Smart Southdown Velo 59.26
10 Philip Connell Sotonia CC 59.34
11 Daniel Edwards Sotonia CC 1.00.09
12 Brendan Reese Bournemouth Arrow CC 1.00.52
13 Jon Dudley Sotonia CC 1.00.58
14 Geoff Perry Team Milton Keynes 1.01.10
15 Phillip Chinn Fareham Whs 1.01.13
16 Martin Beale VC St. Raphael 1.01.46
17 David Deady Sotonia CC 1.02.10
18 Nick Pickering Andover Whs 1.03.23
19 James Peckham Sotonia CC 1.04.03
20 Darren Sell Sotonia CC 1.04.04
21 Phil Wilks Sotonia CC 1.04.15
22 Mrs. Angela Burnikell Sotonia CC 1.04.58
23 Dave England Crabwood CC 1.06.34
24 Ms. Hayley Preston Southampton Uni RC 1.07.19
25 Ian Boshier Southampton Tri Club 1.07.27
26 Mrs. Claire Newman Crabwood CC 1.07.43
27 Martin Ward Sotonia CC 1.09.01
28 William Monteith Southampton University RC 1.10.30
29 Martin Balk New Forest CC 1.11.52
30 Bob Young Sotonia CC 1.16.12
31 Peter Summers Sotonia CC 1.17.24

32 Stewart Harrison Andover Whs DNF
33 Daniel Sahota Sotonia CC DNS
34 Jonathan Hyndman i-team Cyclists Club DNS

Tandems
1 Mrs. Penny Cossburn Sotonia CC
Robert Tomlinson Sotonia CC 1.04.28