Junior Cyclists Mixing It Up

June 13th, 2013
Top junior under 17 cyclist Ethan Batt has stamped his authority on Cuddon Cycling Marlborough’s junior cycling over the last two weeks with two fine wins.
Last Saturday the junior under 17 grade rode a time trial and a massed start road race on the Taylor Pass Road. Batt comfortably won the road race by 13 seconds to Callum Caughey with another 6 seconds back to Jack Ritchie, Hugh Trollope and Chris Grammer respectively. Batt was unlucky to puncture in the time trial event which was taken out easily by Grammer by 23 seconds over Zac Mortimer with Caughey another 1 second back in third place.
The previous week at Lower Wairau the 28km handicap event saw Batt charge through the field from the scratch mark to take first place and fastest time. Mortimer and Ritchie (off 3min) finished strongly to take the minor placings respectively.
Results:
8th June, Taylor Pass 15km massed start, E Batt 26m 53s 1, C Caughey 27m 06s 2, J Ritchie 27m 13s 3, H Trollope 27m 14s 4, C Grammer 27m 16s 5. 6km Time Trial, C Grammer 10m 17s 1, Z Mortimer 10m 40s 2, C Caughey 10m 41s 3, J Ritchie 10m 53s 4, H Trollope 11m 14s 5.
1st June, Lower Wairau 28km hcp, E Batt (off scr) 1, Z Mortimer (off 3m) 2, J Ritchie (off 3m) 3, T Radcliffe (off 19m) 4, S Spencer (off 19m) 5. Fastest time, E Batt (scr) 49m 56s 1, Z Motimer (3m) 51m 29s 2, J Ritchie (3m) 51m 30s 3, C Caughey (1m) 51m 35s 4, C Grammer (1m) s.t. 5.
18th May, Taylor Pass 24km hcp, Z Mortimer (off 4m) 1, J Ritchie (off 4m) 2, N van Antwerpen (off 8m) 3, S Morgan (off 12m) 4, J Greer (off 8m) 5. Fastest time, C Caughey (2m) 41m 26s 1, C Grammer (2m) 41m 27s 2, T Westend (scr) 41m 40s 3, Z Mortimer (4m) 43m 20s 4, J Ritchie (4m) 43m 22s 5.  

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O’Neill Again Victorious

May 11th, 2013

Sean O,Neill gained his second consecutive win when he sprinted in to victory in Cuddon Cycling Marlborough’s event at Fairhall last Saturday.
The 40km open grade handicap event drew a good field in the final race of the season on the Benmorven/Ridge/Godfreys Road course. O’Neills 4min break group worked extremely hard to catch the combined 8min and 10min group only 3km from home. Fifteen riders lined up for the sprint home with O,Neill again holding off co-marker Glenn Herkt from Andrew Gifford (4m), Luc Cowley (4m) and Ryan Lock (4m) respectively. The depleted scratch bunch saw Gerard van Antwerpen and Nick Batt take the time honours respectively by just 44sec after a tough ride.
The junior under 17 grade rode a 20km handicap event over one lap of the Open course. Scratch marker Thomas Westend was in excellent form as he drove through the field at a rapid rate to catch front runner Sam Morgan (off 11m) in the last few kms. Westend took a well deserved first place and fastest time whilst Morgan held on for second place just ahead of break riders Callum Caughey (1m) and Christopher Grammer.
This Saturday afternoon the junior under 17 grade riders will compete in a 24km handicap event on the Taylor Pass Road. Riders are to assemble just past the roundabout at 1pm for a 1.30pm start.
Results:
Open grade- 40km handicap event, S O’Neill (off 4m) 1, G Herkt (off 4m) 2, A Gifford (off 4m) 3, L Cowley (off 4m), R Lock (off 4m) 5, N Blakiston (off 4m) 6, R Murphy (off 10m) 7, M Bruce (off 10m) 8, M Murphy (off 8m) 9, B Verhoef (off 8m) 10. Fastest time, G van Antwerpen (off scr) 1hr 01m 22s 1, n Batt (off scr) s.t. 2, S O’Neill (off 4m) 1hr 02m 06s 3, G Herkt (off 4m) s.t. 4, A Gifford (off 4m) s.t. 5.
Junior under 17 grade- 20km handicap event, T Westend (off scr) 1, S Morgan (off 11m) 2, C Caughey (off 1m) 3, C Grammer (off 1m) 4, J Greer (off 6m30s) 5. Fastest time , T Westend (scr) 33m 40s 1, C Caughey (off 1m) 35m 16s 2, C Grammer (off 1m) s.t. 3.

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O’Neill Takes Win With Strong Finish

May 4th, 2013

Olympic rowing representative Sean O’Neill produced a powerful finish to take line honours in Cuddon Cycling Marlborough’s handicap event at Renwick last Saturday afternoon.
The open grade 40km event covered a course on the Waihopai Valley Road from Grove Mill Winery to just beyond Craiglochart and return. The four handicap groups gradually closed up on the outward journey with the O’Neill’s 5 minute break bunch pulling in the 11 minute group with 12km to go. The group then pounced on frontrunner Joe Blakiston (off 16m) with 5km remaining. O’Neill shot clear on the final straight to take victory by 5 seconds to Glen Herkt (off 5m), Kim Marshall (off 5m) and Marty Bruce (off 11m). The scratch group sprinted in just 1 minute later with Gerard van Antwerpen taking the time honours from Tony Catterick, Dylan Vile and Nick Batt respectively.
The junior under 17 grade competed in a 20km handicap event also on the Waihopai Valley Road. Front marker Sam Morgan (off 14m) had an excellent ride to drop his co-marker earl on and hung on to beat his nearest challengers by 38 seconds. The 9 minute group worked well together to sprint for the minor placings. Shaun Woods headed off Niels van Antwerpen and Joseph Westend respectively. Scratch rider Ethan Batt outsprinted co-marker Thomas Westend for fastest time honours.
Tomorrow afternoon Cuddon Cycling Marlborough’s riders will compete in handicap races from the Fairhall hall. All riders are to assemble at 1pm for a 1.30pm start.
Results:
Open grade 40km handicap, S O’Neill (off 5m) 1, G Herkt (off 5m) 2, K Marshall (off 5m) 3, M Bruce (off 11m) 4, A Gifford (off 5m) 5, R Murphy (off 11m) 6, R Hill (off 11m) 7, J Blakiston (off 16m) 8, G van Antwerpen (off scr) 9, T Catterick (off scr) 10. Fastest time, G van Antwerpen (scr) 58m 25s 1, T Catterick (scr) 58m 35s 2, D Vile (scr) s.t. 3, N Batt (scr) 58m 45s 4, S O’Neill (5m) 62m 20s 5.
Junior Under 17 grade 20km handicap, S Morgan (off 14m) 1, S Woods (off 9m) 2, N van Antwerpen (off 9m) 3, J Westend (off 9m) 4, J Greer (off 9m) 5. Fastest time, E Batt (off scr) 30m 37s 1, T Westend (off scr) s.t. 2, C Grammer (off 1m 30s) 33m 38s 3. 

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Dylan Vile Sprint To Fastest Time in Troubador Trophy

April 27th, 2013
Junior under 19 rider Dylan Vile was in good form, to outsprint his older rivals, in winning the Ray Squire Memorial Cup in Cuddon Cycling Marlborough’s Troubador Trophy event at Rapaura last Saturday afternoon.
The open grade 66km massed start event was run over 6 laps of the Rapaura circuit, taking in Hamerichs Road, Old Renwick Road, Thomsons Ford Road, O’Dwyers Road and Rapaura Road. The event started off at a furious pace with attempted breaks over the first few laps coming to nothing. Eventually 10 riders were still in contention on the final lap. In the final sprint to the line Vile just managed to hold out Gerard van Antwerpen for the win with Tony Catterick heading the rest a few metres back in third place. The Troubador Trophy for sealed handicap went to Andrew Gifford (off 6m) from Kim Marshall (6m) who were placed 7th and 8th respectively. Vile took third place on handicap.
The junior under 17 grade rode over 3 laps (33km) of the open circuit. The field split up early with Thomas Westend, Ethan Brydon and Christopher Grammer going clear. With one lap remaining the front three had separated with Westend clearing out to win by 53 seconds from a great effort by Grammer for second place. Brydon finished a further 1m 19s back in third place. Good solid riding and teamwork saw Niels van Antwerpen (off 15m) take the Troubador Trophy for sealed handicap by 3 seconds from Joseph Westend (off 15m) and another 7 seconds to Shaun Woods (off 15m) in third place.
Tomorrow, Cuddon Cycling Marlborough’s riders will compete in handicap events on the Waihopai Valley Road. All riders are to assemble at 1pm for a 1.30pm start, opposite the Grove Mill Winery.
Results:
Open grade- Ray Squire Memorial Cup/Troubador Trophy 66km, D Vile 1hr 41m 00s 1, G van Antwerpen s.t. 2, T Catterick s.t. 3, A Jamieson s.t. 4, B Harris s.t. 5, P Newman s.t. 6, A Gifford s.t. 7, K Marshall s.t. 8, R Dunstan s.t. 9, J Scott 1hr 41m 02s 10. Sealed handicap, A Gifford (off 6m) 1hr 35m 00s 1, K Marshall (off 6m) s.t. 2, D Vile (off scr) 1hr 41m 00s 3, G van Antwerpen (off scr) s.t. 4, T Catterick (off scr) s.t. 5.
Junior under 17 grade- Troubador Trophy 33km, T Westend 58m 44s 1, C Grammer 59m 37s 2, E Brydon 60m 56s 3, Z Mortimer 62m 47s 4, C Caughey 64m 05s 5. Sealed handicap, N van Antwerpen (off 15m) 53m 39s 1, J Westend (off 15m) 53m 42s 2, S Woods (off 15m) 53m 49s, C Grammer (off 5m) 54m 37s 4, S Spencer (off 20m) 55m 30s 5.    

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Van Antwerpens Take Pelorus Cups

April 13th, 2013
Gerard van Antwerpen produced a strong finish to take first place and fastest time in Cuddon Cycling Marlborough’s Pelorus Cup event from Renwick last Saturday afternoon.
The 60km handicap event was held on an out and return course on the Wairau Valley road taking in the Delta Lake hill climb on the outward journey. The small field rode in wet conditions with the four strong scratch group of Brody Catterick, Paul Newman, Dylan Vile and Van antwerpen pulling in the 5min break group before the turn. Rhonda Murphy and Mike Murphy off 10min were unlucky to be hauled in by scratch just a kilometre from the finish. Van Antwerpen took line honours from Catterick, Ethan Batt (off 5min), Newman and Vile.
The junior under 17 grade rode a 26km handicap event for the Pelorus Cup, also on an out and return course. The 14min and 17min markers joined on the outward journey and worked well together to keep ahead of the strong 1min break group and lone scratch rider Thomas Westend. The sprint home saw Niels van Antwerpen (off 14m) take the win from co-marker Shaun Woods, Sam Morgan (off 17m) and Sam Spencer (off 17m). Fastest time honours went to Westend by just 10 seconds from the five strong break group of Callum Caughey, Ethan Brydon, Christopher Grammer, Jack Ritchie and Zac Mortimer. It was a great effort by Westend to hang onto the fastest time after he managed to get within 15 seconds of this group on the outward journey.
Tomorrow afternoon riders will compete in handicap events at Fairhall. The open grade will complete 2 laps of the Benmorven circuit, Ridge Resort, Godfreys Road course, whilst the under 17 grade will complete 1 lap. All riders are to assemble at Fairhall hall at 1pm for a 1.30pm start.
Results:
Open grade- Pelorus Cup, 60km handicap, G van Antwerpen (off scr) 1, B Catterick (off scr) 2, E Batt (off 5m) 3, P Newman (off scr) 4, D Vile (off scr) 5, R Murphy (off 10m) 6, M Murphy (off 10m) 7, A Gifford (off 5m) 8, B Verhoef (off 5m) 9. Fastest time, G van Antwerpen (scr) 1hr 34m 37s 1, B Catterick (scr) 1hr 34m 39s 2, P Newman (scr) s.t. 3.
Junior Under 17 grade- Pelorus Cup, 26km handicap, N van Antwerpen (off 14m) 1, S Woods (off 14m) 2, S Morgan (off 17m) 3, S Spencer (off 17m) 4, C Caughey (off 1m) 5, E Brydon (off 1m) 6, C Grammer (off 1m) 7, J Ritchie (off 1m) 8, Z Mortimer (off 1m) 9, T Westend (off scr) 10. Fastest time, T Westend (scr) 44m 20s 1, C Caughey (1m) 44m 30s 2, E Brydon (1m) 44m 31s 3.
    

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Tasman Centre TT & Road Champs

March 24th, 2013
Cuddon Cycling Marlborough hosted the Tasman Centre time trial and road championships last weekend with local riders having mixed success against their Nelson rivals.
On Saturday the time trials were held over 15km and 25km distances for the various age grades on the Waihopai Road course. The three fastest times over the 25km distance were recorded by locals Ray Dunstan (34m 09s), Tony Catterick (34m 56s) and Jeremy McKenzie (36m 29s). Centre titles went to Marlborough’s Dunstan (Masters 50-54yr), McKenzie (Masters 35-39yr), Rhonda Murphy (Masters Women 40-44yr), and Susan van der Pol (Senior Women). Garry Overend (Nelson) flew over the 15km course in 21m 28s to record the fastest time from club mate Gethyn Filer (22m 08s) and Marlborough’s Ben Vehoef (22m 55s). Centre titles taken by locals were Ethan Batt (Junior Under 17 Boys), Georgia Catterick (Junior Under 17 Girls), and Callum Caughey (Junior Under 15 Boys).
On Sunday the road races were held on the tough Seaview course at Seddon in hot and windy conditions. The distances varied for the different age groups from 20-80km. The 80km event was won by Dean Fulton (Nelson) followed in 40 seconds later by Gerard van Antwerpen (Marlborough), Cameron Ford (Nelson) and Nick Batt (Marlborough). Centre titles went to Marlborough’s Van Antwerpen (Masters 45-49yr), and Batt (Masters 40-44yr). The 60km event was won by Nelson’s Ritchie Howes from visitor Brent Harris (Cheviot) and Overend (Nelson). A Centre title went to local Rhonda Murphy (Masters Women 40-44yr). Centre titles also went to Batt (Junior Under 17 Boys 60km) and Georgia Catterick (Junior Under 17 Girls 40km).
Results:
Tasman Centre Time Trial Championships, 25km, Senior Women, S van der Pol (M) 47m12s 1. Masters Women 45-49yr, T Radman (N) 41m 24s 1. Masters Women 40-44yr, R Murphy 40m 22s 1. Masters 55-59yr, R Howes (N) 36m 44s 1, M Fletcher (M) 38m 15s 2, R de Ruiter (M) 42m 14s 3. Masters 50-54yr, R Dunstan (M) 34m 09s 1, T Catterick (M) 34m 56s 2. Masters 40-44yr, B Herron (N) 36m 56s 1, N Batt 37m 14s 2, G Herkt (M) 44m 31s 3. Masters 35-39yrs, J McKenzie 36m 29s 1. Junior Under 19 Men, C Ford (N) 37m 09s 1. 16km, Masters Women 65-69yr, C van Hoppe (N) 26m 34s 1, Masters 60-64yr, A Rigg (N) 25m 19s 1. Junior Under 15 Girls, B Kerr (N) 27m 24s 1, S Fulton (N) 29m 22s 2. Junior Under 15 Boys, C Caughey (M) 25m 27s 1, B Ford (N) 25m 45s 2, S Woods (M) 30m 52s 3, J Westend (M) 32m 35s 4, N van Antwerpen (M) 33m 59s 5, S Spencer (M) 36m 05s 6. Junior Under 17 Girls, G Catterick (M) 24m 32s 1, M Kerr (N) 26m 22s 2. Junior Under 19 Women, C Holmes (N) 25m 54s 1. Masters 60-64yr, G Overend (N) 21m 28s 1, G Filer (N) 22m 08s 2, B Verhoef (M) 22m 55s 3, G Henderson (M) 24m 31s 4, P Rigg (N) 25m 19s 5. Junior Under 17 Boys, E Batt (M) 23m 21s 1, T Westend (M) 25m 05s 2, Z Mortimer (M) 27m 42s 3, E Brydon (M) 28m 15s 4, J Ritchie (M) 28m 21s 5.
Tasman Centre Road Championships, 80km, Masters 35-39yr, K Ralfe (N) 2hr 16m 33s 1, J McKenzie (M) 2hr 19m 05s 2. Masters 40-44yr, N Batt (M) 2hr 15m 03s 1, J Black (N) 2hr 16m 43s 2, B Herron (N) 2hr 21m 40s 3, A Gifford (M) 2hr 31m 14s 4. Senior Men, D Fulton (N) 2hr 14m 21s 1, C Sharland (N) 2hr 16m 59s 2, M Cooper (N) 2hr 48m 39s 3. Masters 45-49yr, G van Antwerpen (M) 2hr 15m 01s 1. Junior Under 19 Men, C Ford (N) 2hr 15m 01s 1. Masters 50-54yr, G Stirling (N) 2hr 16m 42s 1, T Carmichael (N) 2hr 34m 18s 2, S Rooney (M) 2hr 34m 31s 3, V Walker (N) 2hr 43m 20s 4. Senior Women, K Fulton (N) 2hr 28m 55s 1, K Marshall (M) 2hr 34m 18s 2, A Maslowska (N) 2hr 34m 18s 3. Junior Under 19 Women, C Holmes (N) 2hr 43m20s 1. 60km, Masters 55-59yr, R Howes (N) 1hr 46m 34s 1, B Harris (M) 1hr 46m 35s 2, M Fletcher (M) 1hr 51m 40s 3, T Cameron (N) 1hr 53m 08s 4, C Anderson (M) 1hr 53m 10s 5, R de Ruiter (M) 2hr 03m 01s 6. Masters 60-64yr, G Overend (N) 1hr 46m 53s 1, B Verhoef (M) 1hr 55m 43s 2, G Henderson (M) 2hr 01m 33s 3. Masters Women 40-44yr, R Murphy (M) 2hr 00m 03s 1. Masters Women 45-49yr, T Radman (N) 1hr 58m 18s 1. Masters Women 60-64yr, A Rigg (N) 2hr 01m 33s 1. Masters Women 65-69yr, C van Hoppe (N) 2hr 18m 01s. Junior Under 17 Boys, E Batt (M) 1hr 57m 33s 1, T Westend (M) 1hr 58m 06s 2, E Brydon (M) 2hr 13m 45s 3, Z Mortimer (M) 2hr 16m 41s 4. 40km, Junior Under 17 Girls, G Catterick (M) 1hr 15m 05s 1, M Kerr (N) 1hr 19m 37s 2, G Cowman (N) 1hr 29m 37s 3. 20km, Junior Under 15 Boys, B Ford (N) 41m 01s 1, C Caughey (M) 41m 02s 2, F Black (N) 41m 42s 3, J Westend (M) 47m 09s 4, S Woods (M) 49m 56s 5, N van Antwerpen (M) 51m 06s 6, H Grimwood (N) 51m 16s 7, S Spencer (M) 65m 45s 8. Junior Under 15 Girls, B Kerr (N) 42m 05s 1, S Fulton (N) 42m 18s 2, N Black (N) 42m 18s 3, C Grimwood (N) 51m 15s 4.     

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TASMAN CENTRE ROAD CHAMPIONSHIPS

March 18th, 2013

Time Trials

1.30pm, Saturday 23rd March 2013

Waihopai Valley Course, Renwick

All distances as per Nationals. Meet opposite Grove Mill Winery.

 

Road Races

10.30am Sunday 24th March 2013

Seaview Course, Seddon

Senior Men – 80km

Women – 80km

Junior Under 19 men – 80km

Masters 1, 2, 3 and 4 – 80km

Masters  5, 6 + – 60km

Masters Women – 60km

Junior U17 Boys – 60km, Junior U17 Girls – 40km

Junior U15 Boys & Girls – 20km

All grades and distances depending on entries. Meet at Starborough Tavern, Seddon.

Entries to go.hendo@ clear.net.nz or  Graham 03 578 9921 by 21st March.

Entry Fee- Open $10 JU17 $5 on day

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March 10th, 2013

Saturday Racing

Saturday, March 16, Meet at corner of Dillons Point Road and Rowberrys Road at 1pm for 1.30pm start – Lower Wairau Circuit . Open grade ($5) & Junior Under 17 ($3)

 

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Curnow Takes Whatamango

March 9th, 2013
Andrew Curnow cemented a great win with a top hill climb in Cuddon Cycling Marlborough’s Whatamango 3 stage event last Saturday afternoon.
The open grade event started off with a 27km stage from Blenheim to Picton. Most of the field stayed together until the Elevation climb when the split went. Gerard van Antwerpen took line honours from Curnow with Craig Anderson and Andrew Gifford not far back in third and fourth place respectively. The sealed handicap was won by Frank Marfell from Grant Clifford and Gifford.
The second 10km stage covered a course from Waikawa to the top of the Whatamango hill. Curnow outshone his rivals by over 3 minutes with a great climb of 26m 34s. Luc Cowley (29m 37s) surprised with a good second place over Anderson (29m 44s), van Antwerpen (29m 45s) and Gifford (29m 57s). Martin Fletcher produced a good ride for the sealed handicap win from Cowley and Curnow.
The final 27km stage from Nelson back to Vickerman Street, Blenheim saw the field split on the Elevation climb out of Picton. Curnow, van Antwerpen, Cowley, Anderson and Gifford forged ahead with Van Antwerpen and Anderson breaking clear at Tuamarina.  Van Antwerpen finally went away on a solo mission to take line honours by 1m 04s from Anderson with Gifford taking the third place sprint another 30 seconds back. The handicap again went to Fletcher from Marfell and van Antwerpen.
The overall classification went to Curnow by 1m 20s to van Antwerpen with Anderson a further 1m 25s back in third place. The sealed handicap trophy went to Fletcher (12pt) from Marfell (11pt) and Cowley (10pt).
Results:
Whatamango 3 stage event- Stage One 27km, G van Antwerpen 38m 20s 1, A Curnow s.t. 2, C Anderson 38m 40s 3, A Gifford 38m 42s 4, M Murphy 38m 50s 5. Sealed handicap, F Marfell 6pt, G Clifford 5pt, A Gifford 4pt, C Anderson 3pt, L Cowley 2pt. Stage Two 10km TT, A Curnow 26m 34s 1, L Cowley 29m 37s 2, C Anderson 29m 44s 3, G van Antwerpen 29m 45s 4, A Gifford 29m 57s 5. Sealed handicap, M Fletcher 6pt, L Cowley 5pt, A Curnow 4pt, A Gifford 3pt, G van Antwerpen 2pt. Stage Three 27km, G van Antwerpen 42m 15s 1, C Anderson 43m 19s 2, A Gifford 43m 48s 3, L Cowley s.t. 4, A Curnow 43m 50s 5. Sealed handicap, M Fletcher 6pt, F Marfell 5pt, G van Antwerpen 4pt,  L Cowley 3pt, C Anderson 2pt. Overall classification, A Curnow 108m 46s 1, G van Antwerpen 110m 06s 2, C Anderson 111m 31s 3, L Cowley 112m 10s 4, A Gifford 112m 23s 5. Sealed handicap, M Fletcher 12pt 1, F Marfell 11pt 2, L Cowley 10pt 3, A Gifford 7pt 4, G van Antwerpen 7pt 5.

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Two-Up To Catterick and Dunstan

February 20th, 2013
Tony Catterick and Ray Dunstan sped over Cuddon Cycling Marlborough’s 16km time trial course to easily take fastest time in the two-up time trial event at Fairhall last Wednesday evening.
The best time trial conditions over summer saw the pair produce a good time of 20m 57s on the New Renwick Road/Godfreys Road out and return course. The Duncan MacKenzie/Craig Anderson pairing (24m 14s) were second with a close tussle for third place between Rene de Ruiter/Jamie Kidd (24m 45s) and the fastest ladies Rhonda Murphy/Kim Marshall (24m 46s).
After the event the Cycle World summernite series presentations were held. The most dominant riders in the Time Trial series were Dunstan (Open) and Ethan Batt (Junior under 17). The standout riders in the Graded events were Gerard van Antwerpen (A grade), Dylan Vile (B grade), Christopher Grammer (C grade), and Shaun Woods (D grade). Top riders in the Stage events were Van Antwerpen (A grade) and Merrick Thompson (B grade).
Results:
Open- 16km Two-Up time trial, T Catterick/R Dunstan 20m 57s 1, D MacKenzie/C Anderson 24m 14s 2, R de Ruiter/J Kidd 24m 45s 3, R Murphy/K Marshall 24m 46s 4, M Catterick/G Catterick 24m 59s 5, G Clifford/T Westend 25m 06s 6, G Henderson/M Thompson 25m 08s 7, S van der Pol/M Jones 26m 56s 8, Z Mortimer/H Trollope 27m 29s 9, G van Antwerpen/D van Antwerpen 27m 46s 10.
Cycle World Summernite Series- Time Trial, Open, R Dunstan 47pt 1, G van Antwerpen 40pt 2, N Batt 28pt 3. Junior Under 17, E Batt 39pt 1, G Catterick 37pt 2, T Westend 24pt 3. Handicap, E Batt 34pt 1, D Vile 23pt 2, G van Antwerpen 23pt 3, N Batt 20pt 4, R Murphy 20pt 5. Graded Races, A grade, G van Antwerpen 44pt 1, N Batt 24pt 2. B grade, D Vile 38pt 1, E Batt 28pt 2, B Verhoef 24pt 3. C grade, C Grammer 46pt 1, M Thompson 33pt 2, Z Mortimer 32pt 3. D grade, S Woods 49pt 1, S Spencer 30pt 2. Stage Races, A grade, G van Antwerpen 38pt 1, N Batt 32pt 2, D Vile 27pt 3. Handicap, C Anderson 37pt 1, D Vile 32pt 2, N Batt 29pt 3. B grade, M Thompson 46pt 1, H Trollope 30pt 2, C Grammer 26pt 3. Handicap, M Thompson 47pt 1, H Trollope 33pt 2, E Brydon 27pt 3.

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