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    A bit of a windy start to the racing season, but sunny so not all bad.

    Alex Powell spun to victory.  Steve Watson was the fastest non aero bike riders.

     

                           

  • Although entered as a two-up with Brian, illness forced Tony to ride this as a solo.  On an undulating course he recorded 1:06:54.

  • Merv kick-started his season with a 1:07:05 in this event.  His time was over a minute faster than last year.

  • Ian Penson competed in this race in Black Park, West Drayton. As reported by Bike Magic " The course features a track that is pan flat and is a mixture of fire roads, some superb flowing sinewy single track with a couple of bomb holes on well drained surfaces which always results in fast and furious racing and this year was no different. "

  • The object was to complete as many full laps as possible in 4 hours and then finish the lap you're on when the 4 hour time limit expired.  Clive finished 17th out of 49 starters in his category although there were a total of 500 participants across the full range of categories which included Fun male & female, 2 hour and 4 hour for both men and women which were further broken down into juniors, seniors and vets (over 40).

  • A foggy start turned into a cold but sunny morning as Tony prepared himself for his first open event in 20 years, albeit a 2up with Brian.  They completed the reasonably flat, apart from a short steep hill, course in 26:51.

  • 23 Oct 11

    Position

    Rider

    Time

    1st

    Tony Marriott

    3:05

    2nd

    Clive Wellings

    3:08

    3rd

    Barry Page

    3:10

    4th

    Richard Clark

    3:26

    5th

    Kevin Paget

  • Merv rode the Hillingdon CC 25 on a 'rural' course near Great Missenden.

    He managed 1:12:34 which, he says, " does not seem very fast but was on a par with my peers ".  

    His ride won the 3rd Vet on Standard award.

  • Position Rider 81" rest. Time

    1st

    Clive Wellings

    26:51

    2nd

    Brian Evans

    27:15

    3rd

    Graham Knight

    31:08

    4th

    Richard Henderson

    34:48

  • Merv rode the VTTA 30 (Leo CC) on the Newmarket course. It was a very warm afternoon with very little wind.  

    These conditions enabled Michael Hutchinson to break Competition record by almost two minutes in recording 55:39!! Merv reports " Unfortunately my performance was not on that standard, as I only managed 1.19.18. However this was my fastest for a couple of years ".  

  • James Wilson of Banjo Cycles.com won the 60 mile event in a time of 2 hrs 42 min. 50 sec. Second was Toby Parnell of Cambridge University C.C.at 3 sec. Campbell Noon (Team Virgin Active) was third at 9 sec. 

  • Clive rode this 30 on an 80' Restricted Gear in dry, warm and breezy conditions and recorded 1:21:42.

  • Three 'Wheelers' rode in the Eastern Counties 10 on the A11 at Six Mile Bottom, last Saturday afternoon. It was a warm afternoon, with a light breeze from the turn. Times recorded were:- Phil Young 22:45 Merv Player 25:29 Chris Walker 27:13

  • 18 Sep 11

    This event is incorporated into the Norlond TT Combine 25 which took place on the F1/25.

    On a cold and windyish Sunday morning Merv's 1:07:10 not only won him the trophy but also gave him the 1st Vet on Standard Award.

  • On a dry, cool day with a light SW wind, Clive rode 1:07:32 on his 80' Fixed Wheel Bike.

  • Two 'Wheelers' rode in the Norlond TT Combine 10 at Leighton Buzzard. It was a warm afternoon but, as is usual for this course, a strong wind blew across the course.

    Chris Walker recorded 28:51 and Merv did 26:50 for second Vet on Standard - equal with two other riders; Roger Porter of Verulam CC and Ian Cammish of Planet X.

  • Four Wheelers were entered for the Victoria CC 10.2 TT at Newport, Essex. The 3-up composed of Steve Watson, Paul Fennell and Clive Wellings did not start but Merv rode and recorded 28:54 to take the age award for 75/79 year olds and the 5th Vet on Standard award.

  • Merv rode in the SPOCO SC 10 at Leaden Roding and recorded 28:21 to win the King/Vet award.

  • With many thanks for the assistance from JohnP, Peter managed to cover 225.13 miles.

  • Three Wheelers' rode in the Chronos RT 10 on the Cambridge to Caxton Gibbet road.   Fastest was Phil Young  in 24:10 then Merv. Player (26:11) and Chris Walker (28:34).