Sam trying to get over his sore neck |
Once again, Will Bevan left the door open for the other
riders in from Ross-on-Wye & District Cycling Club; instead choosing to rest
for this weekend’s events and taking on the role of timekeeper. With the rain
having gone through 30 minutes prior to the start the ground had just about
dried out with what can only be called a most fierce maelstrom. The tail wind
out saw the riders nowhere near 100% effort getting to the turn in under 10
minutes which was well over 30mph average. The ride home was a totally
different story, with the race secretary remembering the struggle back being
harder only once before. An in form Paul Fallon topped the time sheets only
losing 20 seconds to his best time this year doing a time of 26:23. Graham
Carter seems to improve every week to take second spot and Max Suff third
gaining large amounts of time on the final uphill climb finishing in 27:52.
Mark Lavington came close to winning the rider of the night award for his
improvement in time with 28:14, but in the end it went to Steve Millard in 28:20
for such a good performance first time out this year. Paul Stephens 28:34 was
chased down by another of the big improvers Sam Walker 29:01. James Wilson just
beat Matt Fallon 29:51 and 30:02 with Nigel Skyrme bringing up the tail end of
the gents in 31:27. Last on the evening was Mary Middleton who normally has a
smile regardless, but failing to smile this time declaring it the toughest event
she’d ever done.
Thanks this week to Will timing, Bill and Sam at the
roundabout
Rider of the night this week was a toughie at first till
someone said it’s Millie’s first ride of the year, so this week Millie, it you.
Next week we have a Walford 10 & the forests are going
to do their hilly 15 which is being used for the Vintage Tankard this year.
Sorry for the cop out blog but short of time this week.
Some of the other club results found here http://www.timetriallingforum.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=68453 & http://www.timetriallingforum.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=68457
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