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Tom in John Hinksman Memorial Circuit Race

Tom pipped at Darley

Tom in John Hinksman Memorial Circuit Race

Tom in John Hinksman Memorial Circuit Race

Young Tom Wilkinson was narrowly beaten into second place in a sprint finish at the John Hinksman Memorial Circuit Races on at a breezy Darley Moor on Saturday.

Next time Tom …

Ana's nod to the yellow Wiggins

Para cycling National Road Circuit Champs

Ana's nod to the yellow Wiggins

Ana’s nod to the yellow Wiggins

This weekend saw club Junior Ana Gill take part in British Cycling’s Para Cycling National Road Circuit Race Championships* in Birkenhead Park with her partially sighted stoker Lydia Hayden aged 12.

Sunday started early with the car rammed with tandem, bike, rollers, spare wheels, tools, etc and we headed of to Birkenhead … via the Eureka Cafe (worth a visit if you’re ever in the area … fab, proper old skool!).

The start line up

The start line up

The day really heated up with temperatures at about 26 degrees when the riders took to the line … with over an hour of racing ahead of them the nerves were jangling a little!

Racing

Racing

The race between Lydia/Ana and Lydia’s twin sister Alice with her pilot Emily Thoday (of Matlock CC) went down the the last 20 metres with Lydia and Ana just winning out, though unfortunately finishing just outside the medal positions in 4th!

Race winners Sophie Thornhill with her pilot Jess Atkinson absolutely stole the race romping away from both boys and girls!

The tandem riders

The tandem riders

Full BC results and report.

* This event was open to Categories B, C, H, T which means that there are riders on tandems, hand cycles and solo cycles involved.

James Shaw Winning in Scarborough

National Youth Circuit Series continues in Scarborough

Heanor based James Shaw riding for Forme Bikes UK took an impressive victory in the latest round of the National Circuit Race Championship. Ex Heanor Clarion rider Shaw powered away to take a solo victory in the U16 race at the Scarborough Festival of Cycling. The first truly hilly race in this year’s series gave the advantage back to the climbers. Shaw attacked as soon as the race hit the hills and soon established a lead over the chasing peloton. As the pressure was piled on the peloton began to splinter the pack and Shaw finally came home nearly half a minute ahead of the chasing group.

James Shaw Winning in Scarborough

James Shaw Winning in Scarborough

From BC website (full article):

The 2.4 mile motor racing circuit with a series of hilly hair-pins at Oliver’s Mount promised to give the young hill climbers a chance to break free from the sprinters who dominated the Blackpool round. The Youth Circuit races were part of the Scarborough Festival of Cycling which had enjoyed pleasant summer weather and big crowds over the weekend.

James Shaw (Forme Bikes) was the solo winner of the under 16 boys race. The 16 year old student from Heanor, Derbyshire rode clear of the bunch with two laps to go and kept his cool to claim a fine win.

The race had started with Harrison Fielding (Poole Wheelers) riding off the front of the bunch for four laps before being joined by Jacob Kelly (Lichfield), Louis Modell (East London Velo), Levi Moody (Pedalsport) and Leon Gledhill (Planet X). This small group extended the gap to 30 seconds before the climb began to take it’s toll on the riders and they were reeled back in.

Velocity rider Fabio Close was the next rider to chance his luck and moved clear through the wooded section and climb up to the finish. Close was brought back by the bunch and immediately James Shaw launched his race winning move. Speaking after the race the Ashfield Academy student told British Cycling, “Circuit racing is a fine art, but this was more like a road race, this circuit gave me something to get my teeth into. That hill was just perfect for me, it gave me the chance to get away and I worked hard to keep that gap.”

National Champion Gabriel Cullaigh (RST Racing) brought home the rest of the field to win the bunch sprint from Ben Chapman.

Cyclo-cross National Trophy 2011-12 season closes

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Jess at Shrewsbury - U14 girls start

The 2011-12 cyclo-cross national trophy series finished in Shrewsbury on Sunday.

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James

In the U16 boys category James Shaw finished in 4th place. James finished the overall series in 5th position.

Jess Willett finished in 6th place, making her overall series finish 4th place.

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Will

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After the racing … Inter-regional Track Championships

Our youngsters James Shaw, Saskia Hook and Ana Gill had a terrific weekend of racing this weekend as part of the East Midlands team at British Cycling’s Youth Inter-regional Track Championships in Newport, South Wales.

Fierce competition saw the boys competing in the keirin, individual 2000 metre pursuit, team pursuit 3000 metres, 3 lap team sprint, 20km madison, sprint, 15km points, 10k scratch and 500m time trial.

The girls competition was a keirin, 2000m pursuit, 2000m team pursuit, team sprint, 20km madison, sprint, points, 10km scratch and a 500 metre time trial.

These pictures come courtesy of the East Midlands team:

The competitions results were as follows:

INTER-REGION TABLE

1 Wales 74

2 Yorkshire 78

3 North West 92

4 South East 152

5 West Midlands 161

6 Eastern 166

7 Central 189

8 Scotland 193

9 East Midlands 210

10 South 249

11 North East 312

12 South West 331

Full results and times can be found here.

Saskia Hook Wins – National Circuit Series Wales

Saskia won the latest round of the National Crit Series (U16) in Tywyn Wales. Sask tried on many occasion to get clear of the group but her growing reputation as a strong rider meant she was chased down by the bunch. Coming down to a bunch sprint and with tire’in legs she finished 5th overall but 1st U16.
This win will put her in a (unofficial) 9th overall in the Series.

Massive WELL DONE

photo courtesey of Richard Seipp

Near perfect conditions – 25 Mile TT (A25/11) – 30 July

Yesterday’s time trial brought near perfect conditions – warm (some said hot!) and relatively still. Many riders posted personal best rides.

No Name Club

Time

55

Carl Miller Warrington RoadClub

0.54.11

25

Nick Riding WarringtonTri

0.54.50

99

Jeremy Hargrave Spalding CC

0.55.03

111

Neil Taylor Coalville Wheelers

0.55.47

96

Alan Chorley Seamons CC

0.56.00

12

Mark Donnelly BNECC

0.56.13

45

Mark Lester North NottsOlympic RC

0.56.15

20

Wayne Randall BarnsleyRC

0.56.23

82

Steven Boat WellandValley CC

0.56.30

18

Jack Fearon WeaverValley

0.56.48

77

William Adcock HinckleyCRC

0.57.03

80

Paul Young Sheffrec CC

0.57.11

30

Ian Clarke Fenland Clarion

0.57.18

105

Ian Fensom Spalding CC

0.57.26

28

Arthur Somerville Royal Sutton CC

0.57.29

40

Nick Hanson Seacroft Wheelers

0.57.39

112

Simon Taylor North NottsOlympic RC

0.57.39

67

Gary Kondor Sherwood Pines Cycles

0.57.52

109

Steve Wilkinson Nelson Wheelers CC

0.57.55

50

John Royle Fenland Clarion

0.57.56

93

William Gunn Forres CC

0.57.58

57

Malcolm Mann Melton Olympic CC

0.58.01

51

Lewis Scott ScarboroughParagon CC

0.58.06

15

Vicky Stinton BirkenheadNorth End CC

0.58.20

71

Chris Sharp Matlock CC

0.58.20

23

William Prout ABC Centreville

0.58.21

75

Phil Collier Mapperley CC

0.58.21

53

Julian Barnard Dulwich Paragon

0.58.27

5

Colin Whitford HinckleyCRC

0.58.34

65

Ien Grayson Team Swift-Allsports

0.58.38

3

Andrew Vaughan City Road Club (Hull)

0.58.46

19

Mark Pimlott Ilkely CC

0.58.48

115

Robin Shedden Wrekinsport CC

0.58.48

1

Dave Meaden VC Long Eaton

0.58.52

110

Marrtyn Brunt CoventryRC

0.58.56

74

Michael Loughran LiverpoolCentury

0.59.09

44

Martin Stubbs Matlock CC

0.59.11

70

Michael Ives MI Racing

0.59.13

87

Dave Ashley Sleaford Wheelers

0.59.16

88

Andy Smith West PennineRC

0.59.17

59

Graystone Small Bridlington CC

0.59.23

9

Owen Goodspeed Century RC

0.59.26

90

George Lascelles RutlandCC

0.59.26

54

Barry Quick Reading CC

0.59.28

35

Dave York MidShropshireWheelers

0.59.35

62

Marcus Fielden Macclesfield Wheelers

0.59.35

94

Susan Semple Stafford RoadClub

0.59.36

64

Jonathan Howles WalsallRCC

0.59.38

100

Corinna Francis Chelmer CC

0.59.45

13

Brett Lowndes WalsallRCC

0.59.46

117

Andrew Iggulden VC Elan

0.59.46

84

Gary Ison Melton Olympic CC

0.59.47

10

Rebecca Taylor Wisbech Wheelers

0.59.48

22

GarethFerguson Matlock CC

0.59.48

31

David Allison LeicesterForestCC

0.59.48

60

Thomas Ison Melton Olympic CC

0.59.52

89

Adrian Ingram North NottsOlympic RC

0.59.54

79

Ron Hallam South PennineRC

1.00.00

101

Joe Curran North Lancs RoadClub

1.00.03

41

Mike Scott ScarboroughParagon CC

1.00.07

83

Jenny York MidShropshireWheelers

1.00.17

119

Martin Edjvet Sherwood CC

1.00.19

48

Harvey Jackson VTTAMidlands

1.00.21

42

Richard Munro WeaverValley

1.00.23

27

Neil Boyle MidShropshireWheelers

1.00.29

81

Andrew Gardener CoventryRC

1.00.34

95

MarkShore WalsallRCC

1.00.40

76

Michael Skivington MerciaHBM CC

1.00.48

126

Graham Lockett Seamons CC

1.00.50

63

Mark Moseley Featherstone RoadClub

1.00.56

61

Mike McLeavy City Road Club (Hull)

1.00.59

127

Katherine Pimlott Ilkely CC

1.00.59

102

Dave Pike Sleaford Wheelers

1.01.25

17

Charles Gray ManchesterWheelers

1.01.32

32

Robert Tate LeedsWestfieldCC

1.01.41

86

Mike Cole HuddersfieldRC

1.01.41

49

Bryan Fenwick Melton Olympic CC

1.01.45

56

Anne Staley Plan B Racing

1.01.46

46

Sarah Sutton San Fairy Ann CC

1.01.52

43

Tony Baxter Withington Wheelers

1.01.59

11

NevAshman Manchestervelo RC

1.02.13

125

Ian Mortimer DriglingtonBC

1.02.14

37

George Brown StretfordWheelers Cycling Club

1.02.21

116

Dennis Milsom MidShropshireWheelers

1.02.24

38

Pete Akoslovski A5 Rangers CC

1.02.28

24

David York Ratae RoadClub

1.02.53

66

Graham Sheard North Lanes RC

1.03.04

29

Phil Gambles WalsallRCC

1.03.07

114

Graham Hill South PennineRC

1.03.15

2

Mick Ward MidShropshireWheelers

1.03.26

39

Alan Fox Matlock CC

1.03.26

8

Andrew Thomas North NottsOlympic RC

1.03.34

58

MurrayKirton A5 Rangers CC

1.03.35

4

Roger Northern Ratae RoadClub

1.03.44

33

Alan Roberts Stone Wheelers

1.03.54

47

John Hatfield Ravensthorpe CC

1.03.58

26

Neil Howarth SheffieldPhoenix

1.04.35

124

Trevor Bracegirdle StretfordWheelers Cycling Club

1.04.53

34

John Baddeley Stone Wheelers

1.04.55

69

Allan Renyard GuernseyVelo Club

1.04.56

130

Martin Whiteley HolmeValleyWheelers

1.05.09

107

John Howells Corinium CC

1.05.13

129

Mike Lewis Witham Wheelers

1.05.18

103

Anthony Marlow MerciaHBM CC

1.05.22

121

Paul Harknett CamelValleyC+TC

1.05.30

36

Colin Derrick South Eastern RC

1.05.56

106

James Rigby DerbyMercury RC

1.06.13

6

Stephen Cook WalsallRCC

1.06.26

104

Simon Bates WalsallRCC

1.06.50

128

Cyril Wynne StretfordWheelers Cycling Club

1.09.23

72

George Aldridge BirkenheadNorth End CC

1.12.32

68

David Smith Rochdaletri Club

1.45.02

14

Bob Brartsins Bishop Stortford CC

DNF

52

Philip Hutson Lyme RC

DNF

91

Eric Nicholson Kiveton Park CC

DNF

122

Lisa Jarvis WalsallRCC

DNF

123

Robert Morris WalsallRCC

DNF

7

John Clegg VC Elan

DNS

98

Nick Bowden Glossop Kinder Velo

DNS

118

Eliot Powell Lyme RC

DNS

16

David Barber Lyme RC

DNS Apol

21

Ian Middleton Audlem CC

DNS Apol

73

John  Fitch Rockingham CC

DNS Apol

78

Robert Holmes SheffieldPhoenix

DNS Apol

85

Gareth Pymm Coalville Wheelers

DNS Apol

92

John Ison Coalville Wheelers

DNS Apol

97

Alex Perkin DoncasterWheelersCC

DNS Apol

108

Phil Collett Lyme RC

DNS Apol

113

Alex Deck Planet X

DNS Apol

120

Stephen Jackson Time RT

DNS Apol