TIME TRIAL RESULTS - 2016
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Sunday 30 October 2016
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The final event of the season. This one proved what we all know anyway. Hill climbing is a young man's sport. There was only one 'vet' in the top 14 places and he is a mere 43 years old.
Robin Dickie of the University of Manchester CC was the clear winner, with the promoting club gaining honours via Jason Blenkarn's second place. Tamar Vanderhaas of Lewes Wanderers excelled. As well as taking the ladies prize she also broke the ladies' event and course record. Preston Park Youth CC dominated the junior rankings. 
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Sunday 23 October 2016
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Colin Ward of Essex Roads CC repeats his win of last season, although this was not spotted until the evening. Second placed Pete Tadros (In Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT) had initially been awarded the win by virtue of a time error (one minute in his favour).
Pete did however have the consolation of seeing his son Theo produce a devastating ride in the junior competition. His time of 58:20 would have placed him fourteenth in the seniors. Ruth Summerford of Velopace won the womens event. In Gear were the team winners |
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Saturday 15 October 2016
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A new event on a new course. Details of the event are here.
Report from Kim Washington: The inaugural Velopace Butts Lane Hill Climb turned out to be a superb event. The weather remained dry for the duration of the race which carried all the hallmarks of a classic event in the making. Cheered on by the spectators and encouraged by our MC at the half way point, the riders tackled the climb with great form and determination. It’s safe to say that this event is now firmly part of the annual hill climb racing calendar. With a highly competitive race between the fastest hill climbers, the course record has been established by 1st placed Rowan Brackston of Imperial College Cycling Club with a storming time of 3m38s. Close behind was 2nd placed hill climbing legend Bill Bell with a 3m42s ride and local climbing hero Peter Tadros with 3m49s to take 3rd place. Peter’s 14 year-old son Theo took 8th overall and fastest Juvenile with 4m23s. Fastest lady Joscelin Lowden was 12th overall with a stunning 4m35s climb. Congratulations also to Nick Martin, fastest junior with 4m7s which put him 7th overall. The fastest team award goes to local club Eastbourne Rovers, establishing Matt Woods, David Clark and Bob Humphrey as their Butts Lane champions. Well done to all riders and we look forward to seeing you again next year. |
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Saturday 15 October 2016
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Some remarkable times today as some unfamiliar names arrive to test their undoubted hill climbing prowess. James Hayward of Woolwich CC is the fastest of them all, ahead of Rowan Brackston (Imperial College Cycling Club) and Issac Munday (Oxford University CC).
Joscelin Lowden of Lewes Wanderers CC keeps the 'locals' represented by winning the wonens event, and Southborough & District Wheelers take the team prize. |
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Sunday 9 October 2016
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Tom Pritchard of Hampshire Road Club and Alex Napier of Blazing Saddles are the top ranked SCA affiliated riders as they finish behind James Copeland of Fareham Wheelers. David Shepherd of GS Stella also does well and is fifth.
Sarah Matthews of ...a3crg is the first placed SCA affiliated female rider. |
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Sunday 2 October 2016
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The GS Stella pair of Dave Shepherd and Ben Fielden scoop the big prize as they finish more than two minutes clear (on standard) of the next pairing.
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Saturday 1 October 2016
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There were truly appalling conditions for the riders in this event. The weather, both before and during the event, varied between hard rain and absolute torrential cloudbursts. Many of the riders were huddled in a bus shelter near the start line in a vain attempt to dodge the worst of it. The course itself became a raging torrent with flash flooding and debris. Warming up was an interesting concept with riders becoming soaked and chilled even before they had started.
Given the circumstances there were some impressive performances. Richard Cartland improved his time and his third place of last season to claim the overall win. Gareth Thyer (BGrighton Mitre CC) also improved his time and won the SCA Championship. Once again Nick Martin (East Grinstead CC) and Tamar Vanderhaas (Lewes Wanderers CC) won their respective categories. John McGrath claimed the vets title and led his club Worthing Excelsior to the team award. |
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emergency course
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Sunday 25 September 2016
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The best laid plans and all that..... A last minute course change to avoid the Tough Mudder traffic further up the course meant a shortened 22.5 mile 3 loop course turning early at Faygate. Well done to everybody for managing the situation on the day.
James Boyman of Farnham RC won with a superb speed over well over 30 mph. He finished ahead of Par Wright (Paceline RT) and Simon McNamara (South Downs Bikes). Mel Wasley was the fastest female competitor, and the promoting club Epsom CC took the team prize. The Norwood Paragon pairing of James Stuart and Chris Holmes won a well contested 2 Up TTT event. |
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Sunday 18 September 2016
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A fine win for Steve Dennis (East Grinstead CC) as he wins on scratch, ahead of Keith Lea (Paceline RT) and Howard Shaw (Eastbourne Rovers CC).
The vets standard competition was won by the evergreen 90 year old Ray Dare of Kingston Phoenix RC. Quite remarkable. |
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Saturday 17 September 2016
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Despite it being a trick day with a strong wind Chris McNamara (Nuun-Sigma Sport-London RT) set a new event record as he stormed to a win ahead of Rob Sharland (Paceline RT) and Conall Yates (IGQVTSRT).
The fast-developing Christopher Filewood (Oxted CC) took another junior win whilst Katie Crowe (Dulwich Paragon CC) was the quickest female competitor. A sad note was the absence of Tim Stevens on his road bike. He is missed by so many; a truly iconic cyclist. |
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Conall Yates of In-Grear Quickvit Trainsharp RT is the fastest rider on the day as he leads his club to the team prize (together with father and son combo Pete and Theo Tadros). Steve Dennis of East Grinstead finished in runners up spot.
Ruth Summerford of Velopace CC was once again the fastest lady and is enjoying a successful run. Also in a familiar comment Theo Tadros was the fastest junior. |
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Pete Tadros of In-Grear Quickvit Trainsharp RT wins again, this time with 20:38. Mark Emsley (Team ASL360) was second ahead of two riders in joint third place being Nick Malins and Matthew Woods.
Ruth Summerford of Velopace CC was the fastest lady; Theo Tadros was the fastest junior, and Eastbourne Rovers CC took the team prize. |
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Saturday 10 September 2016
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Jamie Pine of Nuun-Sigma Sport-London RT finishes almost a minute clear with 20:48. Rachael Baker of Mid Sussex Triathlon Club was the only female starter and finished with a time of 25:33.
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A tricky day with the early riders having to contend with slippery road conditions and the later riders facing increasing wind speeds.
In a continuation of an excellent season James Rix of Crawley Wheelers notched another win with a fine 52:39, more than a minute ahead of Steve Dennis (East Grinstead CC) and Matt Peel (Redhill CC). Crawley Wheelers also took the team prize with Paul Byford and Robert Zietal providing the supporting rides. Ruth Summerford of Velopace CC went well inside the hour with a 58:49 to take the ladies award. Another rider having an excellent season and going faster than ever is Alan Robinson of Central Sussex CC. He took the win in the vets on standard category. |
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Saturday 3 September 2016
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Another quality performance for Pete Tadros of In-Grear Quickvit Trainsharp RT as he tops both the scratch and the vets on standard rankings with a time of 21:04. He also led his club (with son Theo and Nigel Orton) to the team prize.
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Monday 29 August 2016
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James Rix of Crawley Wheelers wins well and smashes the 5 year old veterans course record held by Steve Dennis by 40 seconds. Simon McNamara (South Downs Bikes) and Alex Napier (Blazing Saddles) complete a very fine quality podium.
Brighton Mitre do well with Sarah Phelps winning the womens' category and they take the prize for fastest team. David Eccles of Redmon CC won the Hub Gear event. |
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Sunday 28 August 2016
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Fareham Wheelers put out a strong set of riders for this event and Gary Chambers is the fastest on the day. Laura Bartlett of ...a3crg is the fastest lady rider.
And there was some slight confusion in the CTT system as the tandem pairing of Dave Abbott and Jon Frost was listed as one rider (Dave) so the results shown here correct that anomaly and list them separately. |
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Saturday 27 August 2016
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27 degrees, humid but very little wind but nevertheless James Boyman’s 20:57 on a bumpy course is just quite astounding. He finished first with second finisher across the line being Brighton Mitre’s Sarah Phelps who took 39 seconds off the womens’ 6 years old course record, with 27:10.
Alex Napier was close behind in second place, and in doing so took a single second of the 4 year old veterans' course record held by Steve Dennis. Mike Coyle was third in 22:51, leading the Mitre’s winning team of himself, Sarah Phelps and the promoter Robin Johnson. |
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P881R/10
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Saturday 27 August 2016
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Not strictly speaking a Sussex event - although one of our affiliated clubs ...a3crg were hugely involved in helping to put on this very popular promotion which had a full entry of 150 riders.
Good conditions and a fine course meant that there were many who went home very happy with their times on the day. The first five riders did 18:xx and the next sixteen all went inside the 20 minute mark. Rob Sharland of Paceline RT was the overall winner, and Matthew Downie of Eden Veranda Racing won the Road Bikes event. Kevin Tye was the fastest vet on standard. Paceline RT took the team prize in the main event whilst the promoting club Utag did the same in the road bike category. |
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RTTC NATIONAL 10
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P886/10
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Sunday 21 August 2016
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Official results awaited
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In breezy conditions Ben Elliott (Paceline RT) wins, finishing just 14 seconds ahead of Blazing Saddles' Alex Napier. Conall Yates (In Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT) completes the podium as he is the fastest of the next three tightly grouped riders.
Alex Napier was the quickest veteran, whist Steve Dennis (East Grinstead CC) was the best veteran on standard. Ruth Summerford (Velopace) won the women's category with a fine time of 1:02.13. |
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Saturday 13 August 2016
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Agonisingly close - Mark Emsley of Team ASL360 wins with a time of 20:01. Conall Yates and James Rix are not far behind.
Tamar Vanderhaas of Lewes Wanderers Cc wins the ladies prize and another excellent performance by Alan Robinson sees him take £40 as fastest on CTT target. Bigfoot CC are the team winners (CTT target) |
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Sunday 7 August 2016
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Pete Morris of Team ASL360 wins in a fine 54:05, ahead of Steve Dennis of East Grinstead CC on roads made slippery by the unexpected rain. Nick Dwyer finishes third.
Ruth Summerford of Velopace is the fastest lady (for the second day running), narrowly failing to beat the 1 hour mark. East Grinstead CC take the team prize, ahead of the host club Eastbourne Rovers CC. |
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Saturday 6 August 2016
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Sunday 31 July 2016
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Keith Lea of Paceline is the fastest man on the day. But for the second week running Steve Kane of Brighton Excelsior takes the Sussex CA title and maximum points in the championship Points Competition. Points Competition leader Kevin Plummer of South Downs Bikes keeps up the pressure by finishing just one place further back.
Katerina Avramides of Brighton Mitre takes the ladies award. Again like last week Worthing Excelsior take the team title and Mike O'Gorman was fastest Veteran on Target. |
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P886/10
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Sunday 31 July 2016
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The field is drawn from a wide area for this event as people check out the course in advance of the National.
Ashley Cox of CC Luton wins on the day. In third place James Rix of Crawley Wheelers is the fastest Sussex rider in a superb 22:48. Sarah Matthews of the host club puts in a fine performance to be the fastest Sussex lady. |
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Steve Kane (Brighton Excelsior CC) continues his fine return to form this season as he wins by a significant margin. As well as winning the SCCU event and Tom Smith Cup he also becomes SCA 100 Champion and takes the Regency Cup. Dominic Hill (Bec CC) was second and Peter Pav Bryan (Rye & District Wheelers) completed the SCCU podium.
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Sunday 24 July 2016
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Last season's SCA champion Rupert Robinson was the second fastest SCA rider this time.
Mike O'Gorman (Worthing Excelsior CC) was the fastest Veteran on target, and wins both the SCCU and SCA competitions. Worthing Excelsior also took the team award and the Sid Gray Shield as they were the only club with three finishers. Kelly Stokes (Portsmouth Triathletes) wins the womens award, and Nicole Patterson-Lett (Worthing Excelsior CC) is the fastest SCA rider. Having scored points in all Championship events this season Kevin Plummer (South Downs Bikes) retains his lead at the top of the Sussex CA points competition, 16 points ahead of Steve Kane, with Simon McNamara a further 22 points behind. |
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(AT LAST)
PROVISIONAL
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P901/50
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Sunday 24 July 2016
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Steve Williamson of ...a3crg takes a fine win as he is the sole rider to go under 1:50:00. His clubmate Lara Bartlett takes the ladies prize.
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Saturday 23 July 2016
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Paceline RT dominate this event with the top two riders plus two more in the top eight positions. There are no prizes for guessing who won the team prize.
Although this was classified as a 'preference to women' event there were just ten women riders. Kate Allen of Drag2Zero took the first prize with a time that was good enough to place her in 13th place overall. |
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Sunday 17 July 2016
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Chris McNamara completes the double for the weekend.
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Saturday 16 July 2016
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The open ten was won by Chris McNamara with a time just outside the course record, taking the event and vets prize. Fastest lady was Tamar Vanderhaas the junior winner was another VC Londres rider with a cracking new PB of 22:12. The team award went to the Sussex Nomads taking a well-deserved win.
The GHS heat provided a close competition for qualifying places. Also some big improvements were visible from the riders who also rode last year demonstrating a clear indication of progression and dedication to the sport. Lewis Winfield VC Londres put in a PB to win in 22:07 despite being slowed at the start by traffic. The younger age cat winners all going to the Preston Park Youth cycling team and VC Jubilee taking the team prize. |
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High gusting winds, lashing rain and extremely slippery road surfaces made this more of a challenge than one would ideally want. 13 riders didn't finish and 12 didn't start.
In the circumstances the winning ride was truly jaw dropping. Alex Napier of Blazing Saddles recorded a stunning 3:46:48. This was nearly 6 minutes ahead of Pete Morris (Team ASL360). Peter Pav Bryan was the other podium finisher. Pip Jenkins of Southborough & District Wheelers was the fastest lady, and Eastbourne Rovers CC were the fastest team. Alex Napier made it a double by also being the fastest veteran on standard. |
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Saturday 9 July 2016
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The host club take two of the top three places with a win for James Rix and third place for Brindley Taylor. Pete Tadros of In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT is the man to split them.
Tamar Vanderhaas of Lewes Wanderers CC continues her fine recent run of form by winning the ladies' award. |
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Wednesday 7 July 2016
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A mid-week Open event (restricted to 60 riders) on a fast course in benign weather attracted a quality field. This is reflected in the times where no fewer than six riders went inside the 20 minute mark.
Fareham Wheelers demonstrated their strength with James Copeland taking the win and Gary Chambers finishing in third place. Alex Napier of the similarly strong Blazing Saddles was the rider to split them. Elize Sherwell of Blazing Saddles picked up the ladies' award as fastest rider. |
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Sunday 3 July 2016
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A remarkable performance by the fastest rider of the day. Not only was it a stunning time but he suffered the double problem of crashing in his warm up on the road due to avoiding a rabbit and hitting a pothole as well as then being 20 seconds late for his start. Well done indeed to Jonathan Parker of Team Bottrill as he beats the 1:50:00 standard.
Steve Dennis of East Grinstead in second place took the SCA 50 Championship, repeating his 2012 success. Tamar Vanderhaas of Lewes Wanderers is ladies champion, repeating her 2014 success. Mike O'Gorman of Worthing Excelsior CC retains his veterans title. Jack Churchill, in his first event at this distance, takes the juveniles award. Steve Dennis has now won the Association 50 cup a record 13 time. Tamar Vanderhaas set a new SCA 50 miles record, beating last year's record set by Sarah Matthews of ...a3crg. Jack Churchill sets the first SCA Record for the fastest Juvenile at 50 miles. Mike O’Gorman sets a new SCA Record for the fastest Vet on CTT Target Times |
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An excellent time of 1:52:12 sees Mark Smith of Crawley Wheelers secure a hatful of prizes as fastest rider, fastest SCCU rider and part of the victorious Crawley Wheelers team (with Brindley Taylor and Robert Zietal)
Alys Mathews of Claphma Chasers is the ladies winner, whilst Gary Brind of South Downs Bikes wins the Tagnini Cup for the fastest debut at the distance - a very impressive 1:57:54. |
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Saturday 25 June 2016
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Note from the event promoter Jon Fry:
Congratulations to Simon McNamara, Debbie Percival, Alan Robinson, Fabien Large and the South Downs Bikes team for coming first in their respective categories but thanks to all the racers for making it a great morning of time trialling. I would like to repeat the thanks to all the people who helped out on the day from Horsham Cycling. |
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A fine win by Simon McNamara ahead of Nick Dwyer (who takes the award for fastest ESCA affiliated rider). Steve Kane continues on his return to form as he finishes third.
Nick Dwyer also takes the win in the VTTA Surrey/Sussex Vets on Standard competition, ahead of Dave Pollard and Mike O'Gorman. Lewes Wanderers CC take the team title and Ruth Summerford of Velopace is the quickest lady. |
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Saturday 18 June 2016
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The host club dominate their event with Pat Wright and Keith Lea taking the first two places ahead of Tom Pritchard of Hampshire Road Club.
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Saturday 11 June 2016
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Lovely weather for Saturday's 10 and Rob Sharland of Paceline RT breaks the course record previously set by Michael Hutchinson.
Loads of rain for Sunday's 25 and over half the field opted not to start. Paceline RT win again, this time through Keith Lea. |
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Saturday 11 June 2016
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Some cracking times this morning as the event picks up popularity in its second year of being held and attracts a class field.
The pre-race favourite Pat Wright of Paceline RT is the fastest rider on the day. In the battle for SCA honours (and championship points( Steve Kane of Brighton Excelsior CC pips Simon McNamara of South Downs Bikes by a single second. Tamar Vanderhaas of Lewes Wanderers Cc wa sthe ladies winner, and Alan Robinson of Central Sussex CC takes the vets title with a ride that is almost two minutes quicker than his time last season. Worthing Excelsior CC take the team award. |
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Sunday 5 June 2016
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For the second day running Pete Tadros wins on scratch and on VTTA standard in the VTTA competition.
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Saturday 4 June 2016
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In an event that is based on VTTA standards Pete Tadros takes first prize. He was also fastest on scratch. And to complete a good day for the family young Theo recorded a personal best.
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Sunday 29 May 2016
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Dry roads, but not as warm as 2012 with only 11 degrees at 0630, but new winners all round.
Gavin Hinxman was 1st in the Medium Gear event; James Copeland was first in the Bling 10; Elliot Lipski, won the Road Bikes in an astonishing 21-41. Ladies’ 10: Sarah Phelps of the Mitre continues to improve on 2015 and won in 25-43. Hub Gear 10: David Eccles won in 27-40, and rushed back to the start to join the Jon Frost tandem to go round on it in 24-30. The Hilly 10 was won by Mark Emsley 24-22. The ladies’ course record for GS/995 was broken by 44 secs. with Sarah Phelps’ 30-23, bringing to an end a wait of 10 years. |
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Saturday 21 May 2016
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For the second Saturday in a row it's a one-two for the McNamara brothers.
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Sunday 15 May 2016
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A cracking ride by Pete Tadros (In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT) as he storms to victory by nearly 2 minutes. Ben Elliott (Paceline RT) and Mark Smith (Crawley Wheelers) are the best of the rest trailing in his wake.
Sophie Colman (Drops Cycling Team) managed to get lost at the very first roundabout, simply doing a U turn and arriving back at the start. This was to prove costly and Julia Hawksworth (Southborough & District Wheelers) took the prize as fastest lady just 23 seconds ahead of Sophie. One really impressive ride was by Christopher Filewood (Oxted CC) with his superb 56:50 netting him the junior prize, and actually placing him 23rd overall. In-Gear took the team prize and their Dave Pollard took the vets main prize as his teammate Pete already had the big one. |
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A one-two for the McNamara brothers as Chris (riding this time for South Downs Bikes / Casco) takes the win from his brother Simon. Mark Smith of Crawley Wheelers is close behind in third place. South Downs Bikes are the team winners.
Tamar Vanderhaas (Lewes Wanderers CC) takes the ladies prize, and Alan Robinson (Central Sussex CC) wins the vets. |
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Sunday 8 May 2016
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A very close win indeed for Pete Tadros (In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT), as he beats Mark Smith (Crawley Wheelers) by a mere 3 seconds. Steve Dennis (East Grinstead CC) is third.
Julika Hawksworth (Southbridge & District Wheelers CC) is the fastest lady. Dougie Fox (Crawley Wheelers) takes another vets prize and his club win the team award. |
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Saturday 7 May 2016
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A prize scalp for James Rix of Crawley Wheelers CC as he beats Pete Tadros by 10 seconds. The fast improving Steve Kane of Brighton Excelsior CC finishes third.
Delia Beddis (Les Filles RT) is the ladies winner; Christian Yates (East Grinstead CC) is the vets winner; Theo Tadros (In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT) is the junior winner. In-Gear QVTS RT take the team prize. |
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Sunday 1 May 2016
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Another 1-2 for the Macs. This time it's reversed as Chris finishes ahead of Simon today. Conall Yates (In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT) is just two second further back in third place. Gary Brind (South Downs Bikes) and Robert Rollings (Lewes Wanderers CC) complete the podium.
Like yesterday Simon was the fastest SCA affiliated rider and he now has maximum points from the three opening events in the 2016 Championship Points Competition. Laura Bartlett of ...a3crg takes the ladies prize, and Jack Churchill of Brighton Excelsior takes the junior/juvenile award. Mike O'Gorman retains his vets title. |
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Saturday 30 April 2016
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An excellent day for South Downs Bikes who affiliated with the SCA just last season. Simon McNamara produced a superb performance to beat his brother Chris (Nuun - Sigma Sport - London RT) by 12 seconds.His clubmate Gary Brind also weighed in with a fine third place as South Downs Bikes beat Lewes Wanderers CC to the team title.
Sally Turner of GS Stella is a new name and well done to her for winning the ladies title. Worthing Excelsior CC also enjoyed success as Mike O'Gorman retained his vets' title and Schaeff Potter won the junior/juvenile award. |
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The same weather as yesterday only more so, with temperatures not far above zero and some grim sleet for added measure.
Conall Yates of In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT takes the win. Nick Dwyer finishes in third place for the second day running as Marc Townsend of Neon Velo puts in another strong ride. Sophie Coleman of Sussex Revolution VC is fastest lady, and Jamie Bedwell does the juvenile/junior double for the weekend. |
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Photos from Mike Anton
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Sunday 24 April 2016
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A cold day and an emergency course with multiple laps of the Ellens Green circuit. Steve Kane of Brighton Excelsior CC secures his first win for a while since his injury. Steve Dennis of East Grinstead CC misses out on second placing because of his late start penalty.
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A bleak cold day with a tricky northerly wind making the return from Boship even slower than usual.
Marc Townsend of Neon Velo wins the event, but Robin Rollings of Lewes Wanderers CC is the fastest rider with an ESCA affiliated club and so takes maximum points. Nick Dwyer, also of Lewes Wanderers Cc is third and his club claim the team win. Laura Barlett of ...a3crg is the fastest lady, whilst Tamar Vanderhaas (Lewes Wanderers) is fastest ESCA affiliated lady. Lewes then round things up win a juvenile/junior win with James Bedwell. |
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Saturday 23 April 2016
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Some remarkably fast times today given the nature of the emergency course necessitated due to roadworks. One and a half laps of the Ellens CGreen circuit with narrow country lanes, sharp corners, severe potholes and impatient car drivers.
Pat Wright of Paceline RT is quickest, with Katie Crowe of Dulwich Paragon CC taking the ladies prize. |
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Sunday 17 April 2016
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As expected Pete Morris and Mark Emsley of Team ASL360 were the fastest around the course with a time of 1:01:58. However Tom Lane and Andy Langdown finished really close behind with 1:02:00. Brindley Taylor and Mark Smith of Crawley Wheelers completed the podium slots.
Rupert Robinson of Evans Cycles Racing Team and James Rix of Crawley Wheelers were fastest on CTT Target Time. |
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Sunday 17 April 2016
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A bitterly unseasonally cold day.
Pete Tadros of In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT wins with 55:09, ahead of Ben Elliott of Paceline RT (55:09) and Christian Yates of East Grinstead CC (55:32). Mel Wasley of SSLL Racing Team takes the win in the ladies classification with 58:06, whilst Christopher Filewood of Oxted CC wins the juniors with a superb 58:33. Eastbourne Rovers CC take the team title, ahead of Lewes Wanderers CC and In-GearQuickvit Trainsharp RT. |
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Photos from Mike Anton
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Saturday 9 April 2016
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Tough Windy conditions today. That doesn't stop John Dewey (Team Bottrill) notching yet another win with a fine 20:05, ahead of joint second placed Robert Moore (Nuun-Sigma Sport-London RT) and Liam Maybank (Twickenham CC).
Another rider in form, Mel Wasey (SSLL) wins the womens' award, whilst junior Samuel Wadsley (Poole Wheelers) records a superb 21:44 to take the junior prize. |
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The course was made extremely tricky by a damp surface combined with a liberal dousing of diesel. This didn't deter Elliott Porter (Neon Velo) who, in his first time trial for a year, averaged 405 watts to record a remarkable 51:01 and finish well ahead of the field.
Liam Maybank (Twickenham CC) was a minute and a half further back, and Simon McNamara (South Downs Bikes) was third with 53:00. |
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Sunday 3 April 2016
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Team ASL360 take the win with Mark Emsley and Pete Morris racing to a time of 52:25 This was over a minute quicker than the second placed Eastbourne Rovers CC pairing of Matthew Woods and Iain Brogden.
Congratulations to Jack Churchill (Brighton Excelsior CC) who, riding with Steve Kane, won the award for the pairing with at least one junior. There were a number of other awards in various categories. |
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Brighton Mitre CC Hilly 25
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Monday 28 March 2016
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As expected in the preceding days Storm Katie was the winner today - no time trialling possible.
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Saturday 26 March 2016
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In grim conditions with the winds gusting to speeds approaching 50 mph times on the day were exceedingly slow. None of this deterred Pete Tadros (In-Gear Trainsharp RT) as he cruised to a 9th win in this event (and his 8th in a row).
Steve Kane (having transferred back to Brighton Excelsior CC this season) wins the road bike category. Katerina Avramides of the host club was the fastest lady, and Bigfoot CC took the team prize. |
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Friday 25 March 2016
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Pete Morris (Team ASL360) takes a fine win with a time of 1:36:29. Carl Ferri (Cadence Performance) follows on from last week's triumph in the SCCU Hard Riders by finishing just 17 seconds further back in second place. He also takes the vets' prize. Simon McNamara (South Downs Bikes) takes third with 1:37:49.
Lisa Haines (Maldon & District CC) takes the ladies' prize with 2:02:45. Katherine Barrett of the host club is the fastest Sussex based lady in second place. Crawley Wheelers take the team prize. |
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GS/334
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Sunday 20 March 2016
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Carl Ferri of Cadence Performance wins on scratch and on Vets CTT Target Times.
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Sunday 20 March 2016
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Pete Tadros of In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT nets another win on a challenging course, and his son Theo wins in the juvenile category.
Tamar Vanderhaas of Lewes Wanderers CC claims the ladies' win, and Eastbourne Rovers CC claim the team award. |
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Sunday 13 March 2016
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The course length was the same as last year (and not 29.9 miles) due to lengthy ongoing bridge repairs still not having been completed.
John Dewey was a non-starter but let that take nothing away from a sub-hour time of 59:42 by a very in-form Rob Sharland. A truly awesome performance that impressed all. His Paceline RT teammate Pat Wright was only just outside the hour mark, with Liam Maybank finishing in third place Mel Wasey (SSLL Racing Team) took the ladies prize with 1:10:19, some 26 seconds ahead of Alice (Starley Racing) |
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Sunday 6 March 2016
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Due to roadworks in Handcross riders were spared the usual gruelling start up the hill from Staplefield. The course was shortened by situating the start point on the A23 slip road (the usual Crawley Wheelers 41 start point). However they were not spared the arctic conditions with temperatures at around 0 to 2 degrees.
Chris McNamara of Nuun-Sigma Sport London RT headed the field with a fine 49:34. He was ahead of Liam Maybank (Twickenham CC) with 51:04 and twin brother Simon McNamara (South Downs Bikes) at 51:05. South Downs Bikes (Simon, Kevin Plummer and Richard Cartland) won the team prize thanks in part to a Crawley Wheelers rider going off course. Helen Webb of Sussex Nomads took the ladies prize with 1:08:49. Helen benefited in similar fashion as her only rival also went off course. Geoff Smith of Eastbourne Rovers CC won the vets on standard. |
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Saturday 27 February 2016
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John Dewey of newly-formed Team Bottrill wins this tough event on a chill windy day. His time of 22:18 was 15 seconds short of the record for this course which is to host this season's national 10 championships. Rob Sharland of Paceline RT and Pete Tadros of In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT filled out the podium.
The host club gained their reward as Simone Bailey was the fastest lady (26:43). Matthew Buckley of Andover Wheelers won the Road Bikes Event, with Seb Ader being the fastest Sussex based rider and Andy Langdown (newly transferred to Blazing Saddles) close behind him. |
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Sunday 14 February 2016
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Bad luck so early in the season. Note from promoter:
EVENT CANCELLED As mentioned above we have had to cancel the event. The road closures down through Walliswood left us a few alternate routes but one option had two-way traffic lights and the only alternate route had traffic lights on due to be removed the day before which were a risk. The CTT decided no safe alternate route could be found and recommended cancellation. Apologies to all competitors. |
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Sunday 7 February 2016
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Saturday 6 February 2016
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Pat Wright heads Pete Tadros and Chris McNamara in cold savage windy conditions with gusts up to 50 mph.
Much of the pre-race speculation was about the battle between old adversaries Pete and Chris, but it was the 31 year old Paceline RT rider who took the honours. He rode in only 6 time trials last season and used a road bike in all of them. Pete Morris was the fastest on a road bike today, and his ASL360 team took the team prize. |
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