TIME TRIAL RESULTS - 2020
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SCA Championship 15
It was a huge shame that the event was affected by the two car RTA close to the finish line. The road closure by the police meant that 12 riders were unable to complete their rides and many others were adversely impacted. It is though a huge relief that no riders were involved and that there was no serious injury.
Although some form of finish sheet has been compiled and event prizes awarded the event has been nullified as the SCA Championship 15. It will not feature in the awards, nor be included in various Championship Points competitions or SPOCO competitions. |
Saturday 19 September 2020
Mark Smith
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SCA Sporting 25 (incl SCA Championship 25)
Benign conditions with not a puff of wind offered the prospect of fast times and so it proved with G25/49 course records tumbling.
Ryan Christensen of HuntBikeWheels.com once again beat Chris McNamara to complete the 10/25 double for the Bank Holiday weekend. Sally Turner on trainSharp broke the ladies course record in 1:02:15, finishing ahead of her teammate Lisa Davis. Chris McNamara of Nuun-Sigma Sport-London RT broke the veterans course record in 53:26. Matthew Houlberg of Meudon Pedal Heaven Le Col RT in 58:05 took over 2 minutes off the junior course record. Even more impressive is that this was on a road bike (in the TT bikes event). The road bikes event saw no fewer than six riders go inside Mike Coyle's previous road bike course record. Paul Burton of Paceline RT was the fastest of all with 55:43. In fact Paceline RT had three riders in the record breaking top six. Impressively the fastest team of 3 on the day was the Paceline RT trio of Paul Burton, Simon Skinner and Gareth Thomas - all on road bikes. Team TMC (Matthew Smith, Steven Kane, Robert Lovett) were the fastest SCA team. Some competitors clearly found the entry confusing. There were two road bikes in the TT event, and one TT bike in the road event. SCA COMPETITIONS
Points Competitions
Matthew Smith (Team TMC) leapfrogged into a single point lead over Mark Smith (Crawley Wheelers) with Steven Kane (Team TMC) close behind. Team TMC with Matthew Smith (116), Steven Kane (111) & Martin Gibbs (66) move well clear at the top of the team standings. The ladies competition has a three way tie with riders who have competed in, and won, just a single event. SPOCO Competitions Mark Smith (Crawley Wheelers) leads the SPOCO title, just ahead of the Team TMC pairing of Matthew Smith and Steven Kane. |
Monday 31 August 2020
Sally Turner
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SCA Sporting 10 (incl SCA Championship 10)
A record turnout for this event and youth prevailed.
23 year old Ryan Christensen of HuntBikeWheels.com was the fastest of a quick field over the challenging sporting course used for this year's championship and takes the SCA title. Ione Johnson of Team LDN was the fastest woman overall, which is a great performance on on road bike. Evergreen David Shepherd of ...a3crg took the vets title. Team TMC took the team award. Lukas Nerurkar VC de Londres took the junior prize. Congratulations to 14 year old Luke Goodwill of Preston Park Youth Cycling Club who took the SCA award at both juvenile and junior level. |
Saturday 29 August 2020
Ryan Christensen
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SCA Championship 50
A good spread of clubs in the awards list. Norwood Paragon CC, Brighton Mitre CC, VeloRefined Rule 5, Crawley Wheelers all take a top spot in the various categories.
Andy Critchlow (Norwood Paragon CC) beat the previous G50/10 course record by 29 seconds. |
Sunday 2 August 2020
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SCA Championship 30
The season resumes in 'new normal' mode under covid regulations and records fall.
Simon McNamara sets a new SCA record and repeats his title win of two seasons ago, this time under the banner of his new club HuntBikeWheels.com Donald Parker of Brighton Mitre CC improved on the vets record (taking 8 seconds off Steve Dennis' mark). Team TMC (Matthew Smith, Stephen Kane, Martin Gibbs) beat the old South Downs mark by almost three minutes. |
Sunday 26 July 2020
SIMON McNAMARA
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SCA Hard Riders
The annual curse of this course continues. This time it was flooding that affected the course and so, although it used the scheduled start/finish points, it was shortened to 22.8 miles.
Crawley Wheelers were strong with 4 of the first 6 places in the TT event. Mark Smith gets off to a strong start in the SPOCO competition with a 120 point maximum. |
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Sunday 1 March 20120
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