Harrison Fielding took advantage of the absence of serial winner Simon McLaughlin to register his first win in the Inter-club hill climb competition. (McLaughlin chose to ride the Bec & Catford open hill climbs instead.) Fielding was a clear winner on a stunning autumn morning, early mist and frost cleared to leave panoramic views of north Dorset. The climb of Okeford Hill is perhaps the toughest of the four rounds, the smallest field so far , perhaps reflecting the severity of the slopes. CC Weymouth lead the team competition with the final round to come on Whiteways Hill in the Purbecks next Sunday.
1 Harrison Fielding PWH 4 31.8 50
2 John Vinson PWH 4 47.7 49
3 Andy Buddle PWH 4 49.5 48
4 Dave Hicks BJW 4 53.8 47
5 Darren Matthews CCW 5 08.8 46
6 Rupert Silman BJW 5 08.9 45
7 Steven Pink CCW 5 13.6 44
8 Martin Kumm PWH 5 14.8 43
9 Martin Aldridge PWH 5 17.2 42
10 Bryce Riglar CCW 5 20.3 41
11 Greg Parker CCW 5 24.3 40
12 Dave Pickering BJW 5 35.9 39
13 Terry Belbin PWH 5 42.8 38
14 Steven Pye BJW 5 43.3 37
15 Jeremy Guy CCW 6 00.3 36
16 Heidi Gould CCW 6 14.6 35
17 Philip Clive CCW 6 33.7 34
18 Jamie Haycock BACC 6 35.1 33
19 Andrew Jackson CCW 6 44.0 32
20 Rob Haycock BACC 6 56.5 31
21 Alistair Fielding PWH 7 27.7 30
22 Colin Deuchars CCW 7 35.0 29
23 Brian Sands CCW 8 34.7 28
24 Colin Price PWH 8 57.4 27
25 Richard Gould CCW 11 04.5 26
Conditions: Slightly cool otherwise excellent.
Today Cumulative
CCW 391 1397
PWH 327 1297
BJW 168 495
BACC 64 163
Note. The course record is 4 12.2 by Simon McLaughlin.
Timekeepers: Peter Boston and Bob Wareing aided by Jacqui Prosser, Clive Peskett and Barrie Stevens.
No comments:
Post a Comment