Cuddon Cycling Marlborough Blenheim New Zealand
The open grade 80km handicap event covered a course from Canvastown to the top of the Whangamoa and return. With two major climbs on the Rai Saddle and Whangamoa and a head wind on the outward journey the
Cameron Karwowski and Todd Neal were in control to take the Whatamango trophies for fastest time and handicap respectively in Cuddon Cycling Marlborough’s 3 stage event last Saturday.
The open grade
Veteran Gerard van Antwerpen gave a solid performance to take fastest time and the Ray Squire Memorial Cup in Cuddon Cycling Marlborough’s Troubador Trophy event at Fairhall on Saturday afternoon.
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Veteran Ray Dunstan stamped his authority on Cuddon Cycling Marlborough’s time trial events when he took a convincing victory in the Henderson Brothers Cups event from Renwick on Saturday afternoon.
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Veteran Glen Herkt exploded out of the leading pack for a convincing sprint win in Cuddon Cycling Marlborough’s David Duff Memorial Trophy event at Fairhall on Saturday afternoon.
The open grade 56km
Cuddon Cycling Marlborough comfortably retained the Nelson/Marlborough interclub shields after a no show from Nelson clubs in the final round at Fairhall on Saturday afternoon.
The open grade 50km handicap
Jamie Kidd’s awesome effort over the last 6 kilometres saw him snatch victory in Cuddon Cycling Marlborough’s Okaramio Hotel Challenge Trophy event at Okaramio last Saturday afternoon.
The open
George Baxter gave a top performance to take victory in Cuddon Cycling Marlborough’s club championships on the Seaview course at Seddon on Saturday afternoon.
The open grade 40km massed start event
Veteran cyclist Ray Dunstan outrode his younger rivals to win the Vincent Cup in Cuddon Cycling Marlborough’s time trial on the Waihopai Valley Road last Saturday afternoon.
The 40km open grade event
A strong performance by Cuddon Cycling Marlborough’s riders saw them take the lead in the first round of the interclub series for the H G Hunter Memorial Shield in Nelson on Saturday afternoon.
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