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G25/93
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Sunday 26 October 2014
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Steve Dennis (East Grinstead CC) wins the season finale.
Lizzy Brama (Bonito Squadra Corse) takes the ladies' prize. |
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GH/84
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Saturday 18 October 2014
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Pete Tadros (In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp) wins the title. Patrick Hough (Lewes Wanderers) and Richard Cartland (South Downs Bikes) take the other podium positions.
Tamar Vanderhaas (Lewes Wanderers) takes the ladies' title. Oliver Chapman (Hastings CC) was the fastest of the three juniors. |
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P911
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Sunday 12 October 2014
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Wouter Sybrandy (Sigma Sports) wins by over three and a half minutes.
As if this course isn't testing enough the competitors also had to deal with the Chichester half marathon and the roadworks that appeared during the event. |
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P881/25
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Saturday 5 October 2014
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Lots of fast times on a very chilly October morning.
A massive change in the weather meant that although remaining dry it was bitterly cold, being down to 1 degree for the early starters. This undoubtedly played a part in a quarter of the field not making it to the start line. |
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GH/92
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Saturday 4 October 2014
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Chris McNamara (Pedal Heaven) adds a hill climb win to his recent run of time trial successes.
A grim morning for all the riders but not for the reason that you might expect. Two slurry lorries kept making return trips on the course both before and during the event, spilling raw sewage all over the road and also holding up some competitors. The stench was appalling and the effect was akin to riding up an open sewer. |
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G25/53E
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Saturday 28 September 2014
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Steve Dennis (East Grinstead CC) triumphs on the new course by well over a minute.
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G25/89E
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Sunday 14 September 2014
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On the Scaynes Hill emergency course East Grinstead's Steve Dennis records an impressive win, beating Brighton Excelsior's Steve Kane and IGQVTS RT's Connal Yates.
Sally Baldwin from Brighton Tri Club was the fastest lady, just one second ahead of Tamar Vanderhaas. Only 11 riders went inside the hour which reflects the challenges of this SPOCO course. |
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G10/87
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Saturday 13 September 2014
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Another win for the impressive Chris McNamara of Pedal Heaven, beating Pete Tadros and Steve Kane.
Eastbourne Rovers' Ruth Summerford was the fastest lady. |
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G25/53E
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Sunday 7 September 2014
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A 1-2 for the McNamara brothers as Pete Tadros has to settle for third place this time
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G25/53E
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Sunday 31 August 2014
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A rescheduled event (due to the planned event having to be postponed due to roadworks).
The first open event on this new course sees Pete Tadros take the overall prize. Helen Bullimore was the fastest lady. |
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G25/49
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Monday 25 August 2014
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The Met Office weather forecasts proved to be correct as torrential rain decimated the field.
Only 10 riders out of a start sheet of 28 braved the elements and took to the start line. |
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RESULTS
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...a3crg 50
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P885/25
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Monday 25 August 2014.
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Called off the day before due to torrential rain and more forecast for the actual day.
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G10/45
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Saturday 23 August 2014
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A new course record for Chris McNamara (Pedal Heaven RT).
Chris continues with his blistering form as he records an astonishing 21:31 to take a full 14 seconds off the previous course record set in 2011 by Felix English. |
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P881/25
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Saturday 16 August 2014
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This event was originally scheduled to be run in May but had to be postponed because of poor weather. Kevin Tye (VeloRefined Aerosmiths) and Jasmijn Muller (Kingston Wheelers) capture the main prizes.
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G25/89E
G10/87 |
Sunday 17 August 2014
Saturday 16 August 2014 |
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Chris McNamara (Pedal Heaven RT) and Steve Kane (Brighton Excelsior CC) add to their impressive palmares for the season
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P881/10
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Wednesday 6 August 2014
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As expected the very strong VC St Raphael pairing of Lesley and Stephen Walkling were fast in an excellent time of 19:35. Emma Craddock and Marc Clothier (Southdowns Bikes) finished as runners-up.
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G50/10
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Sunday 3 August 2014
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Huge congratulations to Steve Kane (Brighton Excelsior CC) as he adds the 50 title to the 100 and the 25 titles that he won earlier in the season. Steve captures not only the Southern Radio Cup but also makes absolutely sure of the 2014 Best All Rounder (Long Distance) title.
The rapidly improving Tamar Vanderhaas (Lewes Wanderers CC) was the fastest lady, setting a new SCA record of 2:14:22. Geoff Smith (Eastbourne Rovers CC) takes the Vets title. |
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G10/57
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Saturday 2 August 2014
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Connall Yates (In Gear Quickvit Trainsharp) wins. It's great to see Nick Dwyer (Lewes Wanderers CC) back competing in his first Open time trial since breaking his collar bones early in the season.
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G100/60E
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Sunday 27 July 2014
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Steve Kane (Brighton Excelsior CC) returns to winning ways by capturing the SCCU and the SCA 100 titles with a time of 3:54:45.
Peter Harrison (G.S. Henley) and Tom Glandfield were the other two riders to record sub 4 hour rides. 12 non-finishers out of 69 starters attest to the challenges faced in this blue ribband event. |
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G10/57
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Saturday 26 July 2014
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Steve Dennis (East Grinstead CC) adds yet another victory to his lengthy palmares.
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RESULTS
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P881r/10
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Wednesday 23 July 2014
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Kevin Tye (VeloRefined Aerosmiths) goes under the 20 minute mark to win this event.
A very hot night with the wind behind the riders on the way out to the turn. |
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G25/93
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Sunday 20 July 2014
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South Downs Bikes riders win both individual awards as Simon McNamara wins the mens' event and Emma Craddock wins the ladies' event.
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G10/97
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Saturday 19 July 2014.
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In splashy conditions Conall Yates (In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT) pips Chris McNamara (Pedal Heaven) by a single second to win the main event. Mark Perry (All Terrain Cycles) was third. The wet conditions clearly put off quite a few, and there were 13 non-starters on the day.
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P885/25
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Monday 14 July 2014
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This overflow event has a qualifying time of 57 minutes or more. Well ten riders improved upon that time on the night. The standout ride came from Michael Stafford (Portsmouth North End CC) with a 53:43, thus improving on his best of 57:26.
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G50/90
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Sunday 13 July 2014.
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A rather damp start to the day put many off which was a shame. As predicted Phil Allen (Lewes Wanderers CC) and Pete Morris (ASL360) were the main contenders and today the honours were taken by Phil Allen in a fine time of 1:51:03.
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G10/57
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Saturday 12 July 2014
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The jinx on Horsham courses with pop-up roadworks continues unabated. Major headaches for the organisers once again.
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Bec 25
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G25/46
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Sunday 6 July 2014
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Fated not to happen. The intended course G25/53 has been out of action all season, and the replacement course now has roadworks on it so the event was called off the day beforehand.
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G10/57
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Saturday 5 July 2014
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Christian Yates (East Grinstead CC) wins in a much depleted field. Very poor conditions with lashing rain and blustery winds meant that there were almost as many opting not to start as those who did decide to brave the elements.
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GS/198
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Saturday 5 July 2014
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Chris McNamara (Pedal Heaven Colbornes RT) wins by 24 seconds
Jasmijn Muller of Kingston Wheerers CC takes the ladies prize. |
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The top three stamp their authority on this event
Nice conditions for this event with light winds. The alternative course of G50/10 was in use due to the ever-present roadworks on G25/53 and G50/53.. Only four riders beat the 2 hour mark. Steve Kane did remarkably well to win the title, given that he crashed off his bike at the Bramber roundabout. |
G50/10
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Sunday 29 June 2014
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G10/57
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Saturday 28 June 2014
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Conall Yates (In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT) wins with a 20:18. Nice conditions for this event with light winds.
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P885/25
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Monday 23 June 2014
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A qualifying time of 55:46 minutes just to ride suggested that there would be fast times. Superb weather increased that chance and we were not disappointed.
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G25/89
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Sunday 15 June 2014
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Phil Allen of Lewes Wanderers upsets the form book to record his maiden win in an open event.
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G30/88
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Sunday 8 June 2014
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Pete Morris of ASL360 pips home club rider Phil Allen for the title. Defending champion Steve Kane of Brighton Excelsior comes third. Simon McNamara beats Sean Scott of In-Gear Quickvit RT by a single second to clinch fourth place. Tamar Vanderhaas wins the womens' award.
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G25/53
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Sunday 1 June 2014
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Steve Dennis scorches to a 52:22 to take the win. Phil Allen was not far behind in recording an excellent 53:51. Jackie Dodd of Kingston Phoenix took the prize for fastest lady, and Sean Penfold of Crawley Wheelers was the fastest junior. Nice to see G25/53 in use - an increasingly rare sighting.
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G30/91
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Monday 26 May 2014
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Conall Yates (In-Gear Quickvit) takes the Championship title with a determined ride of 1:05:37 in what can only be described as terrible conditions. Steve Kane (Brighton Excelsior CC) and Graeme Stirzaker (...a3crg) take the other medal places. Mike O'Gorman (Worthing Excelsior CC) makes it three out of three veteran SCA titles for the season so far. Brighton Excelsior CC take the team prize. A heartfelt well done to all those who brave the elements.
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G10/97
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Sunday 25 May 2014
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Huge congratulations to Pete Tadros on winning the treble of Medium Gear, Bling and Hilly events.
A particular mention also goes to Zak Corum-Haines of VC Jubilee who took 31 seconds off the junior course record which had stood since 2006. And it's well worth watching Iain Brogden's entertaining VIDEO of the course. |
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G25/53
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Sunday 18 May 2014
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Despite the lane restrictions on the A264 which caused yesterday's SCCU 10 to be aborted mid-event this competition went ahead as planned. Excellent marshalling on the coned sections proved to be a major success and all were delighted to have a crack in excellent weather at this increasingly unavailable course.
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SCCU 10
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G10/57
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Saturday 17 May 2014
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Roadworks and a lane closure appeared on the A264 during the event, so unfortunately the race was aborted after the first 50 riders had set off.
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G25/53
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Sunday 11 May 2014
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High winds put off many riders with 26 non-starters today. Well done to the 64 who braved the conditions.
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G10/57
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Saturday 10 May 2014
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Another weather affected event as a number of dns and dnf's reduce the field considerably.
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G25/93
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Sunday 4 May 2014
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Another bright and sunny morning which was not quite as cold as Saturday but not that far off either.
Steve Kane's fine performance won him the Boniface Cup. Yesterday's winner Sean Scott (In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp) had to settle for 3rd place today. Phil Allen (Lewes Wanderers) was another to show fine consistency with a 4th place in the 10 followed by another 4th place today. Brighton Excelsior took the team prize and the Lee Memorial Shield, beating Lewes Wanderers, who took the Dave Henty Cup, by just under a minute. Mike O'Gorman's win in the vets gained him the Horry Helmsley Cup, and followed on from yesterday's win in the vets' 10. Arthur Venables (...a3crg) was the fastest junior. |
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G10/97
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Saturday 3 May 2014.
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Sean Scott, the 2013 ITU Duathlon World Champion, and riding for In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT, emerged on top of a tightly fought contest. On what was a bright and sunny, but extremely chilly, morning his time of 21:26 put him 5 seconds ahead of Brighton Excelsior's Steve Kane. Simon McNamara (South Downs Bikes) claimed third spot, just edging out Phil Allen (Lewes Wanderers CC) by a single second. Alice Lethbridge (Kingston Wheelers) got the better of Tamar Vanderhaas (Lewes Wanderers CC) to win the ladies' event.
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G25/53
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Sunday 27 April 2014
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Yet another win for the prolific Pete Tadros in a rain affected event.
There were 27 dns and another 4 dnf as the poor weeekend weather continued. Madelaine Lee-Smith of East Grinstead took the ladies prize and London Dynamo pipped 34 Nomads for the team prize |
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G25/89
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Sunday 27 April 2014
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Another day to dampen the enthusiasm but Pete Morris of Team ASL360 wasn't deterred and recorded a mighty fine win in 54:13. David Pollard (In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp) and Matt Woods (Eastbourne Rovers) followed him home. Lizzy Brama (Brighton Mitre CC) competed a fine weekend by winning the ladies' event, and Oliver Chapman (Hastings & St Leonards CC) took the juniors' award.
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G10/87
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Saturday 26 April 2014
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There were 35 non starters due to the rain, including the appropriately named Ken Dry of Eastbourne Rovers!
Congratulations to Chris McNamara as he follows up his win two days ago at the Worthing Excelsior club 10 by claiming the main prize at the ESCA Spring 10. He was the only rider to break the 22 minute mark and did so in style with a 21:18. Lizzy Brama of Brighton Mitre recorded an impressive 24:07 to claim the ladies prize, and Elliot Brown of Eastbourne Rovers took the junior prize. Eastbourne Rovers beat Lewes Wanderers (who were clearly missing their injured main man, Nick Dwyer) by over a minute for the team prize. |
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GS/999
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Monday 21 April 2014
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Pete Tadros (In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT) was a class apart this morning as he recorded his sixth win in this event. His 57:30 put him 1:34 ahead of 2nd place man Steve Kane of Brighton Excelsior (59:04). According to event organiser Robin Johnson this was the only time there have been two finishers under the hour around this very sporting course.
Dan McCarthy (VC Meudon) was third. Liam Yates (Catford Banks Equipe) was fourth, just 57 seconds faster than his uncle Chris. The team award went to Crawley Wheelers remarkably given that one of their riders had a mishap at the bottom of the final climb and had to finish by running up the hill. Tamar Vanderhaas (Lewes Wanderers CC) was the fastest lady. |
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G10/44
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Saturday 19 April 2014.
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Pete Tadros (In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT) does indeed make it six in a row for this sporting 10 event. Emma Craddock (South Downs Bikes) wins the ladies event, and ...a3crg take the team prize
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GS/196
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Friday 18 April 2014
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East Grinstead's Steve Dennis continues his excellent form by taking another win on the classic sporting 41 mile event. Returning to its traditional Good Friday slot, this classic event was held under typically springlike cool and bright conditions.
As a previous winner of the event, Dennis was off last as scratch man and set a blistering pace to finish in 1:37:12. Dave Pollard of In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp was second with 1:40:10 and Nick Malins of 4T + Velo Club third on 1:41:17. Only two ladies rode on the day and with Worthing Excelsior's Nicole Patterson Lett an unfortunate DNF, Katerina Avramides of Brighton Mitre scooped the Ladies prize with a time of 2:09:07. |
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P883/10
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Friday 18 April 2014
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A stiff northerly wind gave problems on the outward leg and quite a few riders appeared to struggle. Despite those conditions a few riders still managed to clock a pb so well done to them. The leaderboard was close indeed with 8 riders going inside 21 minutes. VeloRefined Aerosmiths took three of the top four positions with Kevin Tye taking the main prize. Bronwen Ewing of Trainsharp RT was the fastest lady, just pipping Lesley Walkling of VC St. Raphael by 2 seconds.
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G25/53
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Sunday 13 April 2014
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Another triumph for Pete Tadros as he records a sub 52 min. In Gear Quickvit Trainsharp completed a 1-2 as Conall Yates finished 22 seconds behind him. Tamar Vanderhaas of Lewes Wanderers was the fastest woman, and Tim Stevens won the Vets on CTT standard category.
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GS/987
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Sunday 13 April 2014
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As expected the mixed club pairing of Steve Kane and Steve Dennis won this event and were the only pairing to go under the hour. Pairings from Lewes Wanderers and ...a3crg took the other podium positions.
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GS/839
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Sunday 6 April 2014
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2014 ESCA 2up event showed just what can be achieved when youth and experience join forces - The East Grinstead legend Steve Dennis turned more than a few heads today when he rode in Blue, Yellow and Red to team up with the phenomenon that is Brighton Excelsior’s Steve Kane – a force to be reckoned with! Lewes Wanderers take the 2up trophy courtesy of Rob Rollings and Tom Glandfield, and a variety of Eastbourne Rovers pairings take six out of 12 of prizes on offer …
Unfortunately though it was more of a two down than two up for the Lewes Wanderers’ star pairing Nick Dwyer and Rob Pelham. From A&E Rob reported: “Nick went down on a pothole and I was unable to avoid him. I need stitches to arm and Nick has broken clavicle. |
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P875a
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Sunday 30 March 2014
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A course change was needed (P875a) to include Museum Hill and to avoid particularly problematic road conditions. Simon McNamara of South Downs bikes just pipped Daniel McCarthy of VC Meudon for the solo title. The home club pairing of Seb Ader and Charlie Mitchell took the 2 up TTT title, and Lesley Walkling of VC St. Raphael took the ladies' title. Fastest team of three were from ...a3crg
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G25/44
G10/46 |
Sunday 30 April 2014
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Rapha Condor JLT star, Elliott Porter, wins both events.
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GS/895
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Sunday 16 March 2014
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Excellent weather for this early season event sees a large field take to the road. Pete Tadros (In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp) wins the event again, and captures the fastest hill prime en route. Close behind in joint second place were Steve Kane (Brighton Excelsior CC) and Pete Morris (Team ASL360). 19 year old Ashley Dennis of Banks/Catford Equipe CC was fourth.
The womens' event was won by Tamar Vanderhaas (Lewes Wanderers CC), and the junior title was taken by Elliot Brown (Eastbourne Rovers CC). Eastbourne Rovers win the team title. Particular commiserations go to Richard Gifford who had the misfortune to suffer a complete disc wheel disintegration. |
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GS/194
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Sunday 2 March 2014
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In-Gear's Conall Yates wins for the second year running. Henry Latimer (Banks Catford Equipe) and Chris McNamara filled the remaining podium places. Fastest vet was Mike Coyle (Brighton Mitre), and Lizzy Brama (also Brighton Mitre) was the fastest lady.
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