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Result: CC Sudbury Hill Climb

November 3, 2013, 3:40 pm

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Graham Collins & Brit Tate fastest in the CC Sudbury Hill Climb on November 3rd

Race Notes
Strong wind blowing down the hill ensured there would be no new records as times were 3 – 4 secs down on last year.
Very large spectator contingent (100+) on the hill was the biggest ever.
Largest entry (52) for many years.
Last year’s winner Daniel Zagni beaten into 2nd place by club mate Graham Collins.
Ipswich BC win team prize with 1st, 2nd & 4th places.
Exceptional ride by Brit Tate to win Ladies 1st Prize
James Rush (5th o/a) wins Cycle Club Sudbury’s Hillclimb Championship as fastest CCS rider, narrowly beating Simon Wright by half second.

Awards

1st male rider Graham Collins; IBC
2nd male rider Daniel Zagni; IBC
3rd male rider Graeme Knott; Col Rovers

1st female rider Brit Tate; GB Cycles
2nd female rider Helen Eborall; Born to Bike
3rd female rider Nicola Soden; Champ. System

1st junior rider James Ormond; Stowmarket CC

Team award IBC; Graham Collins, Daniel Zagni, Patrick Cook

RESULT
1 Graham Collins Ipswich Bicycle Club S 51.2
2 Daniel Zagni Ipswich Bicycle Club V 52.4
3 Graeme Knott Colchester Rovers CC S 53
4 Patrick Cook Ipswich Bicycle Club S 53.6
5 James Rush Cycle Club Sudbury S 54.2
6 Simon Wright Cycle Club Sudbury V 54.7
7 Adrian McTigue Plomesgate CC V 55.1
8 Tim Snook Ipswich Bicycle Club V 55.3
9 Jack Payne Anglia Velo S 55.6
10 Peter Ingram Ipswich Bicycle Club V 55.8
11 Greg Andrews Colchester Rovers CC V 56
12 Shaun Andrews Ipswich Bicycle Club V 56.9
13 Paul Moss Stowmarket & District CC V 58.2
14 Chris Pearce Cambridge Cycle Club S 58.4
15 Darren Rule Cycle Club Sudbury V 58.6
16 Adrian Pettitt Stowmarket & District CC V 59
17 Jim Clayton Colchester Rovers CC V 59.4
18 Ralph Keeler Cambridge Cycle Club V 59.7
19 Mike Smith Colchester Rovers CC V 01:00.4
20 Brit Tate GB CYCLES.co.uk L 01:00.7
21 Nick Baker Cycle Club Sudbury V 01:00.8
22 Antony Birt Ipswich Bicycle Club S 01:01.0
23 Michael Remblance Wolsey RC V 01:02.2
24(T) Simon Benson Boxford Bike Club V 01:02.8
24(T) Matthew Shinn Boxford Bike Club V 01:02.8
26 James Ormond Stowmarket & District CC J 01:02.9
27(T) Sam Gibson Ipswich Bicycle Club S 01:03.1
27(T) Darren Pratt Cycle Club Sudbury V 01:03.1
29 Adam Keer Ipswich Bicycle Club S 01:04.3
30 Ian Short API Metrow Foods V 01:04.9
31 Andrew Kennedy Ipswich Bicycle Club V 01:05.0
32 Simon Daniel Boxford Bike Club S 01:05.4
33 Ashton Dyson Cycle Club Sudbury V 01:06.9
34 Helen Eborall Born to Bike- Bridgtown Cycles L 01:07.0
35 Daniel Upton Cycle Club Sudbury S 01:07.3
36 Cliff Matthews Wolsey RC V 01:07.5
37 Nicola Soden Champion System -Maxgear RT L 01:08.8
38 Doz Bree Cycle Club Sudbury V 01:09.1
39 Phil Barrett Stowmarket & District CC V 01:10.6
40 Sandra Mackay GB CYCLES.co.uk LV 01:10.9
41 Oliver Jones Ipswich Bicycle Club J 01:11.8
42 Richard Porter Boxford Bike Club V 01:12.6
43 Martin Gale West Suffolk Wheelers V 01:13.4
44 Robert Smith Stowmarket & District CC V 01:16.0
45 Iona Sewell GB CYCLES.co.uk L 01:17.7
46 Stephen Searby Ipswich Bicycle Club V 01:18.3
47 Leon Thompson Ipswich Bicycle Club V 01:19.6
48 Mike Garnham Cycle Club Sudbury V 01:19.8

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Report: Dorking CC/Redhill CC Denbies Duels Hill Climb

November 4, 2013, 2:44 am

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Dorking CC and Redhill CC held the first Denbies Duels event on the weekend through the scenic and traffic free Denbies Wine Estate in Dorking Surrey.

EVENT REPORT:

The course was cleared of leaves and general debris ahead of the event by Dorking company Johnstons Sweepers and some dedicated club members with shovels. The road meanders through the vineyard and is approximately 1.25 miles long rising to the same elevation as Boxhill on the opposite side of the Mole Valley.

Weather conditions were perfect, with clear blue skies and sunny conditions, but with a consistent south west breeze, occasionally gusting – particularly unwelcome on the long straight approaching the finish, where the competitors had to ride into it.

The event was sold out and all sixty competitors paired up to do the first round that was timed as a traditional hill climb. The fastest sixteen from this first timed round went through to the head to head duels heats. Two Dorking CC riders, Dylan Bexley and Any Ross and one Redhill CC rider, Matt Peel from the promoting clubs made it through to the final sixteen for the head to head duels, although each were beaten by their opponents Connell Yates, Jonathan Harris and Jon Hughes in round two and didn’t make it through to the quarter finals.

The two finalists gathered pace after a tactical track racing style start of the last round and wound themselves into their fifth and final ascent of Ranmore for the day. This was a real head to head duel fought to the finish, when an unfortunate touching of wheels resulted in a spectacular crash just metres from the finish line. Matthew Pilkington (Elite racer nationally ranked at 61st) pipped local cycling legend Connell Yates (Elite racer nationally ranked 105th) to the line and won the inaugural Denbies Duels event 2013, having seen off competition from 59 other riders.
Overall Results (First Round Times)
1st Matthew Pilkington – (4.57) (Metaltek-Knights of Old)
2nd Connell Yates – (5.01) (In Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT)
3rd Jonathan Harris – (5.06) (GS Avanti)

1st Vet Male – Marcus Brueton – (5.16) (Norwood Paragon)
1st Female – Deborah Perceval – (6.39) (34 Nomads)
1st Junior – Freddie Phillips – (6:23) (Dorking CC)

Prize money kindly donated by an anonymous donor who wanted to highlight and promote the good work done by Epsom Canine Rescue.

Before your readers flock to Denbies to ride this iconic course, they need to bear in mind that it’s on private land and we were granted special permission for this weekend only to use the road for the Denbies Duels cycling event.

The rest of the year it is classified as a public footpath and the gates are closed across it barring access. If they want to ride the course, they’ll have to watch out for next year’s entry forms!

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Q & A: Lynn Hamel (multi Hill Climb Champ)

November 8, 2013, 3:17 am

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A question & answer chat with a multiple (2012, 2011, 2010, 2008) Women’s Hill Climb Champion, Lynn Hamel from the Lake District

Lynn has been racing bikes since she was 17 (12 years) as well as having dabbled with triathlon and running too. Lynn raced her first national event in 2004 which was the hill climb where she finished 3rd lady and went on to win the title in 2012, 2011, 2010 and 2008.

Lynn, who lives in Kendal in the Lake District was second in the British Championships in 2013 where she says she did her best but was unable to add to her list of victories.

Here is a question and answer with Lynn …

What was it about cycling that appealed as a sport?
Lynn: I did some bike touring in my teens with a friend in the village and enjoyed being able to get from A to B under my own steam and found it helped with anxiety.

What challenges does racing bikes, a hard sport to be sure, have for women and you in particular?
Lynn: One of the things that can be a challenge for women in racing is varying energy levels at different times of the month. I certainly find this a problem.

Is Hill Climbing your speciality or do you enjoy racing of other types of events which you do through out the year
Lynn: Hill climbing is my speciality although I also enjoy 50 and 100 mile time trials

You have won many titles in Hill Climb, is there a favourite among them?
Lynn: The Rake in 2012 was my favourite national hill climb title. It’s a class event!

What type of hill climb course do you favour
Lynn: My favourite type of hill climb course is one that goes up hill all the way and about 3-8 minutes long.

Your bike; what make/model is it?
Lynn: I race on a Giant TCR composite with Zipp wheels. I use a Rolf Vector front wheel with a shallower rim if the hill is very exposed.

Do you make any changes to it for the hill climbs outside of perhaps using normal bars instead of tri ones
Lynn: I have my Giant TCR road bike set up for hill climbing, so unless it’s pretty pan flat like in 2011 where I used my Cervelo P3 time trial bike, I’ll use the Giant.

What sort of gearing front and back you have on your bike? Does that change a lot for different hill climbs
Lynn: I use a standard chain ring 39 x 52 and my cassette is 27 x 12. This is what I always use unless I use my time trial bike which is a 55 x 42 chain ring and 23 x 12 cassette. My time trial bike takes 650 wheels, hence why the gears appear big.

2011.

What has been the highlight of your year racing.
Lynn: Breaking my record on the Salt Ayre circuit for a 10 mile time trial has to be my highlight of the season.

Do you work and if so is that full time?
Lynn: I’m writing and illustrating children’s books and working voluntarily at Socialworx which is creating story boards for an online site promoting awareness on different issues around mental health and well being.

Is it difficult to fit in training around your other commitments
Lynn: It’s great fitting in training around work, as I work afternoons mostly.

Do you feel there are more women in time trialling/hill climbs this year
Lynn: I don’t think there are more women in time trialling and hill climbing this year than any other year, but there are many more women coming into road racing, particularly junior girls.

Do you coach yourself or have a coach to help structure your training?
Lynn: I have a coach, but although they are incredibly supportive, I’m not able to follow the training properly because of frequent tired patches, possibly due to my adrenal fatigue, which I was diagnosed with in 2010. One short session of intervals can knock me for a week and that’s if I manage them to start with!

What is the best thing about racing bikes?
Lynne: The best thing about bike racing has to be winning.

If you could change one of your weaknesses into a strength, which one would it be?
Lynne: If I could change a weakness into a strength it would be my recovery, it’s shocking, especially given that I’m 28.

What will you doing training wise during the winter – as little as possible or a structured programme based on getting success in 2014?
Lynne: During the winter I plan to sack off the ‘training’ and just ride on my heavy winter hack bike, no numbers and data rubbish and no energy and recovery drinks full of sugar. No mince pies or christmas pudding. A range of healthy foods only. I’m going to support my adrenal glands because they’re the power house for my energy!

Our thanks to Lynn, a great champion in Women’s cycling. Good luck for 2014!

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Result – Cairn’o Mount Hill Climb

May 14, 2014, 6:00 am

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1-2 for Deeside Thistle as James Chesher wins the Cairn’o Mount Hill Climb on Sunday May 11 in Aberdeenshire (Scotland)

Result – Cairn’o Mount Hill Climb

1 James Chesher Deeside Thistle CC 00:28:04
2 Jack Richards Deeside Thistle CC 00:28:28
3 Veli-Matti Raikkonen Granite City RT 00:28:57
4 Jordan Stronach Ythan CC 00:29:17
5 Greg Quinn Deeside Thistle CC 00:29:57
6 Keith Robertson Granite City RT 00:30:07
7 Chris Hutchens Scottish Downhill Association 00:30:11
8 Daniel Whitehead 00:30:23
9 Matthew Cockerell Aberdeen Wheelers CC 00:31:17
10 Danny Hedley Discovery Junior Cycling Club 00:31:21
11 Austen Bodie Aberdeen Wheelers CC 00:31:27
12 Cristian Tudorache Granite City RT 00:32:08
13 Malcolm Young Deeside Thistle CC 00:32:08
14 Julie Erskine Velosport – Pasta Montegrappa 00:32:34
15 Robert Galbraith Deeside Thistle CC 00:32:36
16 Thomas McLeman Ythan CC 00:33:01
17 Keith Nettleton Deeside Thistle CC 00:33:08
18 Les Evans Deeside Thistle CC 00:33:18
19 Jean-Baptiste Pose Deeside Thistle CC 00:33:31
20 Forbes Duguid Deeside Thistle CC 00:33:39
21 David Pritchard Kennoway RC 00:33:41
22 Steven Bunting Aberdeen Wheelers CC 00:34:13
23 Steve Shand Deeside Thistle CC 00:34:13
24 Wojciech Kosciuszko 00:34:46
25 Ian Wilson Deeside Thistle CC 00:35:01
26 James Whyman Aberdeen Wheelers CC 00:35:01
27 Mark Munro Cairngorm CC 00:35:05
28 Ian Grant Deeside Thistle CC 00:36:52
29 Jill Prabucki Deeside Thistle CC 00:37:16
30 Donald McIntosh Banbury Star CC 00:38:39
31 William Stephenson Deeside Thistle CC 00:38:40
32 Steven Gray Aberdeen Wheelers CC 00:46:56
33 John Hunter Aberdeen Wheelers CC 00:48:05

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Result – YCF Hill Climb

July 5, 2014, 1:56 am

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Champion Tejvan Pettinger wins the Yorkshire Cycling Federation hill climb on the V9916 (July 1st)

Result – YCF Hill Climb

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1 Tejvan Pettinger Sri Chinmoy CT 14:19.5
2 Ben Jacobs Albarosa CC 15:29.6
3 David Kinloch PH-MAS Cycling 15:44.8
4 Sam Ward PH-MAS Cycling 16:18.7
5 Ben Lowe Nonna La Squadra 16:20.5
6 Andrew Pearson Huddersfield Star 16:27.8
7 Andrew Newby Nonna La Squadra 16:29.1
7 Nathan Allatt Holmfirth CC 16:29.1
9 Chris Myhill Peak Road Club 16:31.4
10 Blair Buss Team Swift 16:32.7
11 Mark Nulty Manchester Whs Club 16:47.8
12 Andrew Askwith Bridlington CC 16:48.5
13 Wilf Sargeant West Pennine RC 16:55.3
14 Stewart Gormley Team Swift 17:05.3
15 Stephen Robinson 3RT 17:06.7
16 Doug Hart Ilkley CC 17:07.8
17 Steve Gibson Peak RC 17:19.0
18 Chris Smith Condor RC 17:26.0
19 John Sanderson Manchester Whs Club 17:38.2
20 Thomas Platts St.Ives CC 18:08.9
21 Mark Johnson Yorkshire RC 18:29.8
22 Vanessa Whitfield VC St.Raphael 18:47.9
23 Steven Smith Yorkshire RC 18:49.9
24 Craig McIntosh Yorkshire RC 18:52.0
25 Emma Osenton Kinesis – Morvelo 19:04.1
26 Brian Jennings Yorkshire RC 19:13.9
27 Claire Green Albarosa CC 19:36.2
28 Stuart Baines Yorkshire RC 19:40.8
29 Kevan Shuttleworth Holme Valley Whs 19:43.2
30 David Bottomley Huddrsfield Star 19:45.9
31 Paul Brierley Huddersfield RC 20:00.1
32 Steve McCall Huddersfield Star 20:03.3
33 Anthony Leigh West Pennine RC 20:25.0
34 Geoff Morgan Harrogate Nova CC 20:39.5
35 Giles Perkins North Cheshire Clarion 20:40.1
36 Richard Durham Team Swift 20:42.2
37 Karen Taylor East Bradford CC 20:43.5
38 Mark Lansdown Alba Rosa CC 20:43.8
39 Greg Jessop Otley CC 20:48.5
40 Nicholas Hatton Malton Whs 20:59.1
41 Allan Green Bronte Whs 21:17.3
42 Chris Goode Yorks Coast Clarion 21:42.1
43 Jonathan Reid Calder Clarion 21:43.8
44 Claire Jessop Otley CC 22:53.5
45 Ali Mills Here Come the Belgians 22:54.5
46 Mike Cole Huddersfield RC 24:00.4
47 Howard Blakeley Wetherby Whs 25:02.2
48 Catherine Sawyer Huddersfield RC 25:50.0
49 David Tinker Clayton Velo 26:20.7
50 Sally Baines Yorkshire RC 29:11.9

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Result – Hamptons Rectory Hill Climb

July 15, 2014, 4:57 am

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Glyndwr Griffiths winner of the Hamptons Rectory Hill Climb at the Chiltern Cycling Festival

Result – Hamptons Rectory Hill Climb

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The Overall KING OF THE CHILTERNS was Glyndwr Griffiths (Arctic Tacx RT) with an outstanding time of 1.39 in the “head to head” ride off against James Hayward (Woolwich CC) on the 1.5km climb with 18% sections.

Special mention goes to 1st Junior David Barnes who narrowly missed 3rd overall with his head to head ride against Ewan Tugby of Catford CC Banks. The Hill climb was part of the inaugral Chiltern Cycling Festival that attracted 800+ riders to various sportive routes and Vintage rides along with 7000 visitors enjoying the stalls and summer atmosphere.

Riders had to qualify in top 40 fastest time to go into the Head to Head with the fastest 4 being given the chance to fight it out for the King of the Chilterns Jersey.

1 Glyndwr Griffiths Arctic Tacx RT 01:39
2 James Hayward Woolwich CC 01:41
3 Ewan Tuohy Catford CC Equipe/Banks 01:41
4 David Barnes YOUTH 1st Sports Traider Race Team 01:42
5 Marcus Burnett Sports Traider Race Team 01:43
6 Thomas Mead-herbert Watford Velo Sport 01:44
7 James Stuart Norwood Paragon CC 01:47
8 Benjamin Davies 01:48
9 Alex Jackson 01:50
10 James Mccarthy 01:51
11 Luke Smith Whyte Bikes 01:52
12 Nick Christian Dulwich Paragon CC 01:53
13 Matthew Foreman cc luton 01:56
14 Jon Lomax 01:57
15 Tom Deprez LBRCC 01:58
16 Charles Page Hillingdon Slipstreamers 01:58
17 Meti Gashi Watford Velo Sport 01:59
18 James Barlow LBRCC 02:03
19 Mark Evans Kettering Cc 02:03
20 Louis Francis Watford Velo Sport 02:04
21 Joshua Davies 02:04
22 Liam Evans 02:08
23 Alex Jones Twickenham CC 02:09
24 Nic Stevenson 02:11
25 Andrew Mayhew 02:16
26 Simon Ekless 02:17
27 Ben Hurford Hemel Hempstead CC 02:20
28 Michael Corby VC10 02:21
29 Jamie Dene Welwyn Wheelers CC 02:22
30 Andy Mckay Zappis Cycling Club 02:24
31 Timothy Copnell 02:24
32 Sophia Chastell WOMAN 1st Welwyn Wheelers CC 02:27
33 Timothy Clark 02:33
34 Ross Mcarthur 02:37
35 Harry Mirpuri 02:45
36 Stephen Crabb 02:49
37 Andrew Osborne 02:58
38 David Hadsley Here Come The Belgians 04:28

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News – Hill Climb Series

August 15, 2014, 12:46 am

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First of its type in the UK, a Hill Climb Series in the West of the country starts on September 13 with a 3 stage event

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From the organiser … This series has been developed to showcase the talent and popularity of riders and hills in the West Region. It’s the first series of this type in the UK and 2014 will be its inaugural running. Hopefully it will expand and become even more popular with years to come and showcase the area to the rest of the UK that this region is the epicentre of hill climbing.

Each competitor will be set off at minute intervals and be timed against the clock to see how fast they can do the Hill Climb, the fastest time wins.
We have a Trophy for the series winner who will be Crowned

- King of the Hills
- First Vet (40 and over)
- First teams of 3 (all of whom must have completed 7 hill climbs)
- First lady (Queen of the Hills)
- First under 18 male
- First under 18 female

At last years events, the riders who won will hopefully be back again, Tejvan Pettinger(National Champion pictured above), Richard Cartland, Rob Gough, James Coleman, Ben Davis.

We also had twice National Champion James Dobbin competing as well as other prolific riders. As you can see the list of top class male athletes is very striking but I would like to try and promote the event to all.

We have nine organising clubs with 11 hill climbs in total. We had over 500 entries last year to the events but hope to top 700 this year.

The series home page can be seen here – click

A Facebook page has also been created – click here

Some of the hill climbs last year had a full field of 120 riders but others a lot fewer. I am hoping this series will bolster the smaller events fields and make it a great competition for all. The aim of the series is to get more people involved i.e. male, female, young and old giving their all in a race as short as 700 metres and as long as 4 miles in a true test against gravity.

Series Events
13/09/14 13:00 Cotswold Veldrijden (3 stage hill climb)
21/09/14 10:00 Minehead Cycling Club
04/10/14 10:15 Chippenham & District Wheelers
04/10/14 15:30 Severn RC
05/10/14 14:15 VC Walcot
05/10/14 09:15 Bath CC
11/10/14 09:00 The University of Bristol CC
18/10/14 14:00 Team Tor 2000
19/10/14 10:00 Bristol South CC

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Result – Haugh Wood Hill Climb

August 29, 2014, 12:18 am

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Sam Harrison leads a one to eight domination by NFTO in the Haugh Wood Hill Climb as the course record is smashed by the first seven riders

Result – Haugh Wood Hill Climb

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As expected the top places were dominated by the NFTO pro team with the top 7 riders all breaking the previous course record of 5:13. Sam Harrison took the top spot with a time of 4:42. First Lady was Christie Jones also of NFTO with 6:49. A notable time was Ceri Middleton age 17 and first wheeler with 5:28

NEXT THURSDAY 4th September is the Capler Hill Climb run by Ned Potter. Meeting place is Brockhampton Village hall. 7pm start. Advise rolling up early to sign on

RESULT
1 Sam Harrison NFTO 00:04:42
2 Jon Mould NFTO 00:04:56
3 Joshua Hunt NFTO 00:05:01
4 James Lowsley-Williams NFTO 00:05:03
4 Sam Williams NFTO 00:05:03
6 Dale Appleby NFTO 00:05:07
7 Ryan Bevis NFTO 00:05:12
8 Adam Blythe NFTO 00:05:20
9 Ceri Middleton Hfd Wheelers 00:05:28
10 Andy Turner NFTO 00:05:30
11 Jon Heath Climb On Bikes 00:05:31
12 Gil Richards Ludlow CC 00:05:35
13 Zach Bridges Cardif Jif 00:05:46
14 Rob Abbott NFTO 00:05:57
15 Paul Foster Climb On Bikes 00:06:15
15 Simon Thwaites Climb On Bikes 00:06:15
17 Tim Hutchinson Aber RC 00:06:27
17 Les Howard Hfd Wheelers 00:06:27
19 Jonty William Climb On Bikes 00:06:28
20 Tim Farndon Gannet CC 00:06:34
21 Luke Eversham Hfd Tri Club 00:06:41
22 Alex Haines Hfd Wheelers 00:06:42
23 Callum Briggs NFTO 00:06:43
24 Max Allen Climb On Bikes 00:06:44
25 Christie Jones NFTO 00:06:49
26 Ben Gwatkin Hfd Wheelers 00:06:53
27 Jon Phillips Hfd Wheelers 00:06:58
28 Ray Mobbs Hfd Wheelers 00:07:02
29 Jon Ralph Hfd Wheelers 00:07:05
30 Andrew Griffiths Hfd Tri Club 00:07:12
31 Paul Evans Hfd Wheelers 00:07:14
32 P Vicary Hfd Wheelers 00:07:20
33 Mark Lawrence Gannet CC 00:07:27
34 Mark Fenton Hfd Wheelers 00:07:30
35 Clare Fenton Hfd Wheelers 00:07:31
35 Rory Handley Hfd Wheelers 00:07:31
37 Ned Potter Climb On Bikes 00:07:33
38 Rory Evans Hfd Wheelers 00:07:35
39 Christian Montez Dursley RC 00:07:39
40 Eric Harris Hfd Wheelers 00:07:53
41 Kevin Rowe Hfd Wheelers 00:07:57
42 Damian Cudmore Hfd Wheelers 00:08:09
43 Nigel James? Hfd Wheelers 00:08:11
44 Paul Rhode Hfd Wheelers 00:08:45
45 Joshua Andrews Climb On Bikes 00:08:46
46 Liz Davies-Ward Hfd Tri Club 00:08:50

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Results – East Lancs Road Club Hill Climb

September 15, 2014, 2:02 am

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Henry King of Ilkley CC fastest over two stages in the East Lancs Road Club Hill Climb

Results – East Lancs Road Club Hill Climb

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1st Fastest Overall Henry King Ilkley CC 10:11.0
2nd Fastest Overall Lee Baldwin Champion Systems/Club Root/Maxgear 10:32.5
3rd Fastest Overall Chris Dyke Manchester Wheelers 10:59.4
4th Fastest Overall Andrew Pearson Huddersfield Star Whls 11:14.3
5th Fastest Overall Wilf Sargeant West Pennine RC 11:27.8
6th Fastest Overall Chris Green East Lancs RC 11:32.1

V40 1st Paul Targett Pendle Forest CC 13:10.2
V40 2nd Steve Butterworth East Lancs RC 14:50.1
V50 1st Ian Earnshaw All Terrain RC 14:00.0
V50 2nd Andrew Bateson East Lancs RC 16:33.3
V70 1st Peter Matthew East Lancs RC 19:37.3

Lady 1st Claire Munton Vegetarian C & AC 13:45.7
Lady 2nd Pauline Cooper East Lancs RC 17:06.7
Lady V40 1st Tracy Bateson East Lancs RC 19:20.4
Lady V40 2nd Caroline Travis East Lancs RC 21:38.0
Lady V50 1st Shaun Donnelly East Lancs RC DNS (A)
Lady Jun 1st Lauren Bateson East Lancs RC 20:22.5

Junior 1st Theo Jefferies Westmead Team 88 11:55.7
Junior 2nd Ben Trippier East Lancs RC 12:44.4
Juvenile 1st Henry Cash Holme Valley Whls 12:10.1
Juvenile 2nd Sam Walley East Lancs RC 12:10.7
Stage 1
1st Fastest – Stage 1 Lee Baldwin Champion Systems/Club Root/Maxgear 01:44.2
2nd Fastest – Stage 1 Henry King Ilkley CC 01:45.8
3rd Fastest – Stage 1 Chris Dyke Manchester Wheelers 01:48.7
Stage 2
1st Fastest – Stage 2 Henry King Ilkley CC 08:25.2
2nd Fastest – Stage 2 Lee Baldwin Champion Systems/Club Root/Maxgear 08:48.3
3rd Fastest – Stage 2 Chris Dyke Manchester Wheelers 09:10.7
Result
1 Henry King Ilkley CC 10:11.0
2 Lee Baldwin Champion Systems/Club Root/Maxgear 00:00.0
3 Chris Dyke Manchester Wheelers 10:59.4
4 Andrew Pearson Huddersfield Star Whls 11:14.3
5 Wilf Sargeant West Pennine RC 11:27.8
6 Chris Green East Lancs RC 11:32.1
7 Andrew Laycock Clitheroe Bike Club 11:40.5
8 Jonthan Gildea Seamons CC 11:42.0
9 Daniel Brejwo East Lancs RC 11:48.3
10 Chris Smith Condor Road Club 11:50.5
11 Theo Jefferies Westmead Team 88 11:55.7
12 Henry Cash Holme Valley Whls 12:10.1
13 Sam Walley East Lancs RC 12:10.7
14 Sam Mansfield Buxton CC / Sett Valley Cycles 12:25.9
15 Ben Trippier East Lancs RC 12:44.4
16 Paul Targett Pendle Forest CC 13:10.2
17 Alex Trippier East Lancs RC 13:15.7
18 Claire Munton Vegetarian C & AC 13:45.7
19 Ian Earnshaw All Terrain RC 14:00.0
20 Steve Butterworth East Lancs RC 14:50.1
21 Harrison Groome East Lancs RC 15:08.9
22 Phil Rhodes East Lancs RC 15:10.8
23 George Preston East Lancs RC 15:11.4
24 Josh Decamps East Lancs RC 15:21.5
25 Cameron Fitton East Lancs RC 15:35.6
26 Alex Travis East Lancs RC 15:54.3
27 Alex Wiseman East Lancs RC 16:02.9
28 Shaun Leonard East Lancs RC 16:13.7
29 Andrew Bateson East Lancs RC 16:33.3
30 Pauline Cooper East Lancs RC 17:06.7
31 John Preston East Lancs RC 17:10.8
32 Noah Codling East Lancs RC 17:53.9
33 Tracy Bateson East Lancs RC 19:20.4
34 Peter Matthew East Lancs RC 19:37.3
35 Lauren Bateson East Lancs RC 20:22.5
36 Phil Booth East Lancs RC 20:41.7
37 Ceara Law East Lancs RC 20:53.6
38 Rachel Wood East Lancs RC 21:00.5
39 Caroline Travis East Lancs RC 21:38.0
40 Sally Rhodes East Lancs RC 23:58.5
41 Paula Butterworth East Lancs RC 27:52.3

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News – GS Metro 2 Stage Hill Climb

September 16, 2014, 2:56 am

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Sunday 21st September sees the weight weenies begin the short British oddity that is the Hill Climb season in the North East

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A two stage hill climb in Northumberland has attracted a record field of 54 riders willing to test themselves on two short, sharp climbs. Stage one will be the established Hedley on the Hill Climb up to the picturesque village pub The Feathers Inn, a key supporter of the event. Stage 2 will see the riders tackle the new climb of Eastgate Bank from Stocksfield to High Mickley. The field is high on quality.

The ladies race sees Bronze medal winner from the National’s 2013 Angela Hibbs (Tyneside Vagabonds CC) a firm favourite. The men’s event is packed with quality in seniors/juniors and vets.

Names to watch out for include defending champion and Course Record holder Luke Mullen( Hetton Hawks CC) who will have an hour to gather his thoughts starting as scratchman. The host clubs hopes may well rest on the scrawny shoulders of Carl Donaldson a winner some 20 times this season already. Also keen to make an impression will be Mick Jones of Derwentside CC who won the prestigous Hartside HC in 2013 and was unable to defend his title last weekend when his lift let him down.

A generous prize list supported by Red Marine and Prudhoe based Cycle Art will see the riders well rewarded for exceptional performance.

Proceedings get underway at 11:01 at Hedley on the Hill, 13:02 at Eastgate Bank.

Course MH11 (STAGE ONE) First Rider 11:01
Start near the foot of the hill on the minor road leading to Hedley on the Hill. Opposite the electric pylon approx. 100 metres from the T-Junction of the minor New Ridley to Painshawfield road. Proceed up the hill for 1.1 miles to finish at the crest of the hill approx. 85 metres before the Hedley on the hill boundary signs.

Course MH14 (STAGE TWO) First Rider 13:02
Eastgate Bank – Stocksfield. 0.8 miles. Start on Minor Road Eastgate Bank alongside telegraph pole no 59. Proceed south up the bank to finish telegraph pole no 10.

Event HQ
The Feathers Inn at Hedley on the Hill have kindly agreed use of the PUB. The restaurant/bar should also be open to purchase refreshments. A kitty has been placed behind the bar to allow all riders a coffee after the event.

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Result – Border City Hartside Hill Climb

September 16, 2014, 10:37 pm

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John Findley winner of the Border City Wheelers CC Hartside hill climb on the L804 (Sunday, Sept. 14)

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1 John Findley Bill Nickson Cycles 19-32.2
2 Carl Donaldson G.S Metro 19-40.1
3 Alex Foster Border City Wheelers CC 20-14.5
4 Michael Openshaw Cestria CC 20-23.6
5 Mark Harrison Houghton CC 20-25.1
6 Luke Mullen Hetton Hawks 20-34.1
7 Ben Lane G.S Metro 20-49.6
8 Andrew Newby Nonna La Squadra 20-53.0
9 Ian Taylor Ciclocostablanca 20-54.5
10 Richard Bickley Border City Wheelers CC 20-55.8
11 Jonathan Beyley Gosforth CC 20-58.1
12 Mike Birkby Rutland CC 21-06.2
13 Patrick Clark Tyneside Vagabonds 21-19.8
14 Ross Gray Allen Valley Velo 21-23.9
15 Steve Gordon Sunderland Clarion 21-29.9
16 Lee Carter Ribble valley CRC 21-34.4
17 John Edmondson Manchester Wheelers 21-37.2
18 Neil Baxter Blumilk.com 21-56.4
19 Jose Pinon-Shaw Preston CC 22-03.8
20 Keith Melvin Border City Wheelers CC 22-04.0
21 Ian Norris Blumilk.com 22-13.4
22 Julian Cook V.C Cumbria 22-13.7
23 David Trotter Lancaster CC 22-22.1
24 Aaron Tonks Ribble Valley CC 22-24.0
25 John Patterson Classic Race Team 22-30.6
26 Hugh Green Border City Wheelers CC 22-31.2
27 Paul Hayne Gosforth CC 22-50.3
28 Craig Berry G.S Metro 23-08.9
29 Simon Holmes Rutland CC 23-16.2
30 Angela Hibbs Tyneside Vagabonds 23-17.0
31 Craig Horseman Border City Wheelers CC 23-21.8
32 Christian Henderson AllenValley Velo 23-43.6
33 Matthew France Sunderland Clarion 23-53.4
34 Ingrid Shepherd Sunderland Clarion 24-02.8
35 Alistair Maxwell One Life Racing 24-07.0
36 Chris Bernard Sunderland Clarion 24-18.5
37 Ben Johnson Derwentside CC 24-19.0
38 Paul Pickett Allen Valley Velo 24-43.9
39 Dougi Hall Border City Wheelers CC 24-54.3
40 Paul King Beacon Wheelers 24-57.8
41 Graeme Currie Border City Wheelers CC 25-14.5
42 Peter McGlynn Allen Valley Velo 25-19.5
43 Mark Thomlinson Border City Wheelers CC 25-30.1
44 David McManus AllenValley Velo 25-34.9
45 Chris Poole Hambleton CC 26-00.1
46 Stephen Glenwright VTTA Mersyside 26-07.9
47 Craig Bell Allen Valley Velo 26-55.4
48 Grahame Lancaster Border City Wheelers CC 27-03.1
49 Ben Pickett Allen Valley Velo 27-25.2
50 David Gibson Border City Wheelers CC 27-31.4
51 Carol Westmorland Border City Wheelers CC 27-46.0
52 Carl Whinham Border City WheelerCC 27-49.1
53 Kevin Gibbons Border City Wheelers CC 27-51.6
54 Andrew Newy Ribble Valley CC 29-21.4
55 Stephen Kerr Sunderland Clarion 30-35.4
56 Allan Smith Sunderland Clarion 31-30.2
57 Trevor Wilson Beacon Wheelers 31-43.4
58 Chris Ralph Border City Wheelers CC 32-42.4

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News – Chris Storer Memorial Hill Climb

September 17, 2014, 1:04 am

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Hill Climb in memory of Chris Storer who was a member of the South Pennine Road Club being held on October 12

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Chris Storer, South Pennine Road Club and formerly Ashfield RC, was twice East Midlands Regional Road Race Champion and a prolific winner of Time Trials and Hill Climbs.

In 2013 he organised his first event, the Crich Hill climb and then six months later he was killed in a road accident while taking part in a time trial. The South Pennine have renamed the Hill Climb event as the Chris Storer Memorial Hill Climb and would like to encourage entries from riders of all abilities including young riders who will use a part of the course on a private road.

Course starts at the Cliff Inn with a climb of 1.10 to the island at the foot of the Crich War Memorial. Entry is £10 of which £2 goes to the War Memorial Fund.

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News – Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb

September 17, 2014, 7:14 am

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The world’s oldest motor sport venue for 109 years, Shelsley Walsh is to have a first on Sunday October 5th with a Hill Climb

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After motor racing on the world’s oldest motor sport venue for 109 years, Shelsley Walsh is to have a first on Sunday October 5th 2014 with a competitive Cycling Hill Climb Time Trial.

Co-operating with the Worcester St John’s and Wyre Forest (Kidderminster) Cycling Clubs the event will cover exactly the same course at Shelsley Walsh that was used for the pioneers of motor sport on 12th August 1905 and still a diamond in International motor sport with today’s stunning F1 derived race car technology.

The course is a 1000 yard tarmac hill in the Teme Valley 10 miles west of Worcester that winds it’s way off the start line, past Triangle, through Kennel and Crossing before the steepest part through the Esses and then the straight to the finish line.

It is steep and relentless necessitating competitors to pace themselves while keeping the cadence up and enough for that last burst as the chequered flag comes into sight.

Entries are open now at just £10 through with categories for Men, Ladies, Veterans, Juniors, Disabled with trophies to be awarded.

Held under the rules of the UK’s cycling governing body, the CTT, the Shelsley Walsh Cycling Hill Climb has a huge advantage of being held on a private road and so will be free of traffic ensuring the utmost safety for the competitors.

For those on their Sunday cycle runs, spectators are free to come and watch with free entry on the gate.

Shelsley Walsh has a covered paddock area where the racing cars are normally garaged during motor racing events and so will double up as an area for cyclists to warm-up under cover. A full service restaurant will also be open for all racers and spectators experiencing more Shelsley Walsh history. Showers are also on site.

In tests earlier this summer the best time at Shelsley Walsh was logged by Richard Grimes (Freds Cycles) with a time of 3min 26secs.

Worcester St John’s Cycling Club’s Rick Allen reckons that time won’t last in October. “With the success of Brits in cycling since Bejing 2008, the Tour de France 2012 and 2013 and London 2012 the popularity of cycling in this part of the UK has grown massively so it’s great to be involved with Wyre Forest CC to put on this event. Sub three and a half minutes is impressive, but we think that three minutes may well get beaten. Whoever wins in October will have the honour of going into the record books at the world famous venue that is Shelsley Walsh. For cycling fans not wanting to race, then it is the perfect venue to come and visit during an English autumn.”

Mark Constanduros from Shelsley Walsh said, “It is the first non-motorsport event we will have ever held on the track so after 109 years it needed to be done, but it’s great to join forces with Worcester and Wyre Forest so they can use our historic venue. Whoever wins will be joining the famous names of Shelsley such as Sir Stirling Moss (Grand Prix legend), Derek Bell (5x Le Mans 24 hours winner), Sir Malcolm Campbell (Land Speed record holder), Hans Stück (Pre-war Grand Prix driver), Raymond Mays (founder of ERA and BRM racing cars) and Andy Priaulx (3x World Touring Car Champion).”

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News – Newbury RC Hill Climb

September 17, 2014, 11:54 pm

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Newbury Road Club are promoting an open hill climb on the well known Walbury Hill on Sept 28

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On Sunday 28th September, Newbury Road Club are promoting an open hill climb on the well known Walbury Hill in West Berkshire, which at 297 metres above sea level is also the highest natural point in the South East of England.

The hill climb has traditionally been a club event but this year Newbury RC decided to aim higher and open the event to all. So far it has attracted over 40 riders including current National Hill Climb Champion, Tejvan Pettinger and last year’s fastest veteran in the National event, Pete Tadros as well as other strong local riders and a strong contingent from the club.

The event starts at 10 am on Sunday 28th. According to organiser, Chris Boulton, the prize list is growing but is already at £450 plus cycling equipment with prizes across all categories from senior, veterans, ladies, junior and juveniles.

The course on Walbury Hill is just over a mile long with maximum gradient of 10%. The current record is 4 minutes 13 seconds and is expected to be broken.

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Results – Cotswold Veldrijden triple Hill Climb

September 19, 2014, 5:32 am

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Tejvan Pettinger winner of the Cotswold Veldrijden triple Hill Climb and leader of the WTTA Hill Climb Series

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Next rd is this Sunday on Porlock Toll road organised by Minehead CC

Hill 1 – UH60C

1. Tejvan Pettinger 01.34.2
2. Ben Davis 01.38.4
3. Joe Norledge 01.39.3
4. David Ryan 01.40.2
5. Robert Borek 01.40.6
6. Glyndwr Griffiths 01.41.1
7. Danny Axford 01.41.3
8. Jack O’Neill 01.41.4
9. Martin Smith – V 01.41.5
10. Adrian Lawson – V 01.41.6
11. Peter Medhurst 01.43.8
12. Jack Billyard – J 01.44.3
13. Tom Ilet 01.48.4
14. James Cook 01.48.4
15. John Hughes – V 01.52.1
16. Daniel Bradley 01.53.7
17. Andrew Sykes – V 01.53.8
18. Harry Walton 01.54.8
19. Daniel Alford 01.56.2
20. Tom Willemsen 01.56.8
21. Gabriel Chinn – J 02.01.9
22. Archie Scott – J 02.02.9
Hill 2 – UH60B

1. Tejvan Pettinger 08.11.4
2. Peter Medhurst 08.21.9
3. Danny Axford 08.26.2
4. Ben Davis 08.26.3
5. Jack O’Neill 08.36.5
6. John Hughes – V 08.47.6
7. Jack Billyard – J 08.53.9
8. Joe Norledge 08.54.6
9. Tom Ilet 08.55.5
10. Glyndwr Griffiths 08.55.8
11. David Ryan 08.57.6
12. Martin Smith – V 09.02.6
13. Harry Walton 09.05.2
14. Adrian Lawson – V 09.11.7
15. Daniel Bradley 09.19.4
16. Robert Borek 09.25.9
17. Tom Willemsen 09.25.9
18. Daniel Alford 09.27.6
19. Gabriel Chinn – J 09.27.9
20. James Cook 09.31.7
21. Andrew Sykes – V 09.42.1
22. Mark Allen – V 09.42.3
23. Archie Scott – J 10.29.5
Hill 3 – UH60A

1. Tejvan Pettinger 02.36.6
2. Glyndwr Griffiths 02.43.1
3. Joe Norledge 02.44.4
4. Ben Davis 02.45.4
5. Danny Axford 02.49.9
6. Jack O’Neill 02.53.1
7. David Ryan 02.53.4
8. Peter Medhurst 02.55.5
9. John Hughes – V 02.57.5
10. Robert Borek 03.01.2
11. Adrian Lawson – V 03.01.2
12. Tom Ilet 03.03.8
13. Jack Billyard – J 03.05.4
14. James Cook 03.08.6
15. Mark Allen – V 03.08.6
16. Daniel Alford 03.10.2
17. Harry Walton 03.11.5
18. Andrew Sykes – V 03.11.9
19. Daniel Bradley 03.17.6
20. Gabriel Chinn – J 03.19.5
21. Tom Willemsen 03.21.9
22. Martin Smith – V 03.23.9
23. Archie Scott – J 03.45.5

OVERALL
1. Tejvan Pettinger 360
2. Ben Davis 353
3. Joe Norledge 349
4. Danny Axford 348
5. Glyndwr Griffiths 345
6. David Ryan 345
7. Jack O’Neill 344
8. Peter Medhurst 342
9. John Hughes – V 333
10. Robert Borek 332
11. Jack Billyard – J 331
12. Tom Ilet 329
13. Adrian Lawson – V 328
14. Martin Smith – V 321
15. Harry Walton 316
16. James Cook 316
17. Daniel Bradley 314
18. Daniel Alford 311
19. Andrew Sykes – V 308
20. Tom Willemsen 306
21. Gabriel Chinn – J 304
22. Archie Scott – J 295
23. Mark Allen – V 198

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News – CC Sudbury Open Hill Climb

September 22, 2014, 12:21 am

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The CC Sudbury Open Hill Climb taking place on the 19th October 2014 on Watson’s Hill at Semer (Suffolk)

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The C.C.Sudbury Open Hill Climb is taking place 3 weeks earlier this year on the 19th October 2014 on Watson’s Hill, Semer (BHC/1 course) – first rider off at 11:01. It incorporates the East District Hill Climb Championships – with trophies available for fastest rider & the fastest team of three riders.

The prize money has been greatly increased for this year’s event. Men and women have equal prize money and can win the following amounts: £50 (1st ) £40 (2nd), £30 (3rd), £20 (4th) £10 (5th), whilst the fastest male and female juvenile/ junior will be awarded £20.

New prizes have also been introduced for this year’s event. There are Team prizes of £15(1st) £10 ( 2nd) £5 (3rd ) – prizes per rider in a team of three. Plus, new course record prizes courtesy of sponsors, Robins Row Insurance, who are offering £75 to the riders who set the new men’s or women’s course records. These currently stand at 43.4secs by Tom Stephenson (Colchester Rovers C.C.) and 1.00.6 (XRT Elmy Cycles) by Sandra Mackay, respectively.

On top of these prizes the organizers provide closed & swept roads to compete on. Following the unprecedented success of last year’s event, they have also made available ample additional car parking in the meadow at the foot of Watson’s Hill- just yards from the start. Finally, mention should be made of the atmosphere of this event. Typically, crowds of people gather on the hill to cheer on the riders. This event offers a great opportunity for friends, family and club mates to watch and lend their support.

This video of last year’s event gives a taste of what you can expect: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3rEEYliW0I

Entries close at 18:00 on 7th October and can be made online via the CTT website or by post. (See C.C.Sudbury website for further details http://www.cycleclubsudbury.com/.)

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Results – GS Metro 2 Stage Hill Climb

September 22, 2014, 1:39 am

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Michael Jones of Derwentside CC winner of the two stage GS Metro Hill Climb for the first North East hill climbs of the season

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A bright clear day greeted the record field for the first North East hill climbs of the season. Upgraded to a 2 stage event the host club GS Metro included the shorter steep climb of East Gate Bank as a second stage. Good numbers of spectators made for a cracking atmosphere with many riders commenting on how the crowd helped them dig deep on the tougher sections of the climbs. Cowbells were rung, airhorns blown and much cheering, applause and flag waving drove the riders on.
The big talking point was whether the CR set in 2013 by Luke Mullen on the first stage of Hedley on the Hill would stand. As the riders picked their way up the climb it transpired that Mullen’s record was safe.
Stage One saw Michael Jones of Derwentside CC victorious with Angela Hibbs TVCC taking the ladies category.

Stage Two was shorter and started off on a steep incline which would be a test. Again large crowds encouraged every man and woman up the climb. Promoting club rider Andy Mallen was a firm favourite of the Mickley residents.
This more explosive climb seemed to suit a younger man as Ian Lee of RAF CA romped up the slopes to win in 3’06 from Mullen and Jones. Hibbs again took the ladies award.

Overall though Jones had done enough and made up for the disappointment of missing out on Hartside the previous week. Hibbs won the ladies, Michael Openshaw (Cestria CC) fastest of the V40s, Dave Goodwin (Newcastle Cheviot CC who had a fantastic mob of supporters on the climb) was quickest of the V50’s and Thomas Horden won both stages and the overall in the U18’s.

1 Michael Jones Derwentside CC 07:37.7 Senior 04:28.3 03:09.4
2 Luke Mullen Hetton Hawks 07:46.5 Senior 04:37.3 03:09.2
3 Carl Donaldson GS Metro 07:50.1 Senior 04:36.3 03:13.8
4 Ian Lee RAF CA 07:54.1 Senior 04:47.3 03:06.8
5 Mark Harrison Houghton CC 07:58.6 Senior 04:42.1 03:16.5
6 Michael Openshaw Cestria C.C. 07:59.5 V40 04:38.7 03:20.8
7 Jonathan Bayley Gosforth RC 08:04.0 Senior 04:41.6 03:22.4
8 Stephen Lee Derwentside CC 08:08.0 Senior 04:48.5 03:19.5
9 Ben Lane GS Metro 08:18.2 V40 04:54.5 03:23.7
10 Thomas Hordon Barnesbury CC 08:19.6 U18 04:48.9 03:30.7
11 Richard Lilleker Cleveland Wheelers CC 08:35.0 Senior 05:04.2 03:30.8
12 Chris Burns Cestria C.C. 08:36.7 Senior 05:11.2 03:25.5
13 Michael Mallen GS Metro 08:40.5 Senior 05:10.4 03:30.1
14 Steve Gordon Sunderland Clarion 08:44.4 V40 05:07.7 03:36.7
15 Nathan Allatt Holmfirth C C 08:47.3 U18 05:12.0 03:35.3
16 Darren Robson North Tyneside Riders 08:51.5 V40 05:18.3 03:33.2
17 Andrew Hall GS Metro 08:54.4 Senior 05:18.6 03:35.8
18 John Bowman North Tyneside Riders 08:55.3 Senior 05:20.7 03:34.6
19 Paul Hague Gosforth RC 08:57.3 V40 05:16.6 03:40.7
20 Mark Armstrong Barnesbury CC 08:57.6 Senior 05:21.5 03:36.1
21 Simon Gibbs Tyneside Vagabonds CC 09:00.2 Senior 05:17.4 03:42.8
22 James Furniss Tyneside Vagabonds CC 09:01.7 Senior 05:19.2 03:42.5
23 Josh Reid Gosforth RC 09:05.7 U18 05:22.7 03:43.0
24 Craig Gow Tyneside Vagabonds CC 09:09.7 U18 05:22.7 03:47.0
25 Neil Souter GS Metro 09:14.1 Senior 05:25.4 03:48.7
26 Steve Clark Barnesbury CC 09:14.3 Senior 05:25.5 03:48.8
27 Dan Leather M Steel Cycle Racing Team 09:16.1 Senior 05:29.5 03:46.6
28 Chris Barnard Sunderland Clarion 09:25.5 Senior 05:33.1 03:52.4
29 David Goodwin Newcastle Cheviot CC 09:34.1 V50 05:37.8 03:56.3
30 James Burns GS Metro 09:35.4 Senior 05:41.2 03:54.2
31 Dan Hodson North Tyneside Riders 09:38.8 Senior 05:45.1 03:53.7
32 Dean Madden Barnesbury CC 09:40.5 V40 05:42.1 03:58.4
33 Christian Henderson Allen Valley Velo 09:48.9 V40 05:46.7 04:02.2
34 Carl Mustill Ferryhill Whs/Mountain High 09:52.6 V40 05:51.4 04:01.2
35 Angela Hibbs Tyneside Vagabonds CC 09:54.3 Lady 05:47.1 04:07.2
35 Andy Ibberson Allen Valley Velo 09:54.3 V50 05:52.6 04:01.7
37 Brendan Mcmillan NE31 10:02.7 Senior 05:50.0 04:12.7
38 Ingrid Shepherd Sunderland Clarion 10:03.8 Lady Vet 05:55.7 04:08.1
39 John Warrington Tyneside Vagabonds CC 10:19.9 V40 06:09.4 04:10.5
40 Lindy Edwards EMC 10:28.6 Lady Vet 06:01.9 04:26.7
41 Ivan Newton Allen Valley Velo 10:29.7 V40 06:15.8 04:13.9
42 Alistair Macdonald Sporting Club Gothic 10:42.0 V50 06:24.5 04:17.5
43 Caroline Freeman GS Metro 10:50.3 Lady 06:17.4 04:32.9
44 Phil Green GS Metro 11:03.5 V40 06:23.6 04:39.9
45 Andy Mallen GS Metro 11:09.9 Senior 06:28.3 04:41.6

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Result – Corfe Castle Hill Climb

September 22, 2014, 1:54 am

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Keightley King of the Hill in the inter-club hill climb on Kingston Hill above Corfe Castle in the Purbecks

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Lewis Keightley (Primera-sport.com) won the opening round of the inter-club hill climb competition on Kingston Hill. Keightley flew up the twisting climb above Corfe Castle in the Purbecks, stopping the clock on 1:59:17, not quite the record for the climb but one of only a handful of sub 2 minute rides in the history of the event.

Last year’s overall winner, Simon McLaughlin (Bournemouth Jubilee) finished 5 seconds adrift in second place, with in-form Ryan Weston (Poole Wheelers) snatching third place from James Horton. It is early days in the 4 race series but already the team title looks to be a two-horse race between CC Weymouth and the Dorchester-based shop team, Mud, Sweat’n Gears. Forty seven starters “suffered” on the shaded climb before emerging in the late summer sunshine at the chequered board just above the Scott Arms.

The action switches to Portland next Sunday (28th) with the CC Weymouth event. Starting below Fortuneswell the climb finishes high above Chesil Beach on the Jurassic coast, first rider off at 09:00.

RESULTS
1 Lewis Keightley PRI 1.59.17
2 Simon McLaughlin BJW 2.04.09
3 Ryan Weston PWH 2.04.11
4 James Horton PWH 2.05.61
5 Harrison Fielding HANS 2.05.86
6 Kawin Phosarat UKBike 2.09.28
7 John Samways BJW 2.09.67
8 Paddy Dunn CCW 2.09.98
9 Rob Midmore MSG 2.15.36
10 Bryce Riglar CCW 2.17.00
11 John Vinson PWH 2.17.20
12 Alistair Fielding PWH 2.19.51
13 Wayne Pitman PWH 2.22.89
14 Dan Haskins MSG 2.23.70
15 Joe Brindley MSG 2.25.11
16 Steven Pink CCW 2.26.48
17 Andrew Leach MSG 2.26.54
18 John O’Brien BJW 2.26.61
19 David Avenell U/A 2.28.61
20 Sam Wadsley PWH 2.29.57
21 Rob Wood MSG 2.29.82
22 Rupert Silman BJW 2.30.64
23 Andy Cooper BJW 2.33.20
24 Stuart Ricketts U/A 2.38.22
25 Brandon King CCW 2.40.26
26 Richard Porrit CCW 2.40.48
27 Conal Low-Grier PNECC 2.43.80
28 Eve Jeffries PWH 2.46.25
29 Will Clark PWH 2.51.22
30 Dean Paulley BJW 2.52.32
31 Alison Ford VCMeu 2.53.42
32 Louisa Cooper BJW 2.55.50
33 Andrew Jackson CCW 2.56.11
34 Jeremy Guy CCW 2.57.54
35 Kevin Harris BJW 2.59.82
36 Mark Fagg MSG 3.01.67
37 Chris Kelly PWH 3.04.10
38 Jack Clough U/A 3.04.73
39 Rob Paulley BJW 3.04.86
40 Phil Smith CCW 3.12.17
41 Einar Thorsen PWH 3.14.09
42 Sarah Wise MSG 3.14.20
43 Howard Pankhurst PWH 3.18.48
44 Nikki Samways BJW 3.22.32
45 Andrew Preston CCW 3.28.00
46 Matthew Pye MSG 3.33.39
47 Pete Grounds PWH 3.51.42

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Result – Whinlatter Hill Climb

September 23, 2014, 4:21 am

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Chris Dyke of Manchester Wheelers winner of the Whinlatter Hill Climb on Sunday (21st Sept)

Result – Whinlatter Hill Climb

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1. Chris Dyke Manchester Wheelers Club 07:28
2. Peter Thomas Kent Valley RC 07:33
3. Matthew Atkinson Durham University Cycling Club 07:53
4. John Dodgin The Edge Cycleworks 08:01
5. John Edmondson Manchester Wheelers Club 08:10
6. Aaron Tonks Ribble Valley CRC 08:16
7. David Trotter Lancaster CC 08:27
8. Joe McCartney Velo Club Cumbria 08:34
9. Damon Atkinson Velo Club Cumbria 08:43
10. Dan Connor Bill Nickson Cycles RT 08:43
11. Julian Cook Velo Club Cumbria 08:46
12. Duncan Smith Team Hoppers Rollers 09:00
13. Tom Moore Velo Club Cumbria 09:01
14. Dougi Hall Border City Whs CC 09:15
15. Patrick Pennefather Rock to Roll Cycles 09:23
16. Henrietta Colborne Beacon Wheelers 09:35
17. Chris Poole Hambleton RC 09:45
18. William Armstrong Velo Club Cumbria 10:59

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Result – Scarborough Paragon CC Hill Climb

September 28, 2014, 7:10 pm

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Home win for David Thompson in the Scarborough Paragon CC Hill Climb on Sunday (V492)

Result – Scarborough Paragon CC Hill Climb

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1 David Thompson Scarborough Paragon 02:35.1
2 Kieran Savage – Jnr Jackpot Racing 02:36.5
3 Andrew Pearson Huddersfield Star Whs 02:38.2
4 Eugene Cross – Jnr Clifton CC 02:40.4
5 Paul Rymer Wilson Wheelers RT 02:41.6
6 Nathan Allatt – Jnr Holmfirth Cycling Club 02:48.9
7 Miles Flather Wilson Wheelers RT 02:51.7
8 Nathan Wilson Wilson Wheelers RT 02:51.9
9 Blair Buss Team Swift 02:56.7
10 Matt Purnell Scarborough Paragon 03:05.7
10 Joseph Varga – Jnr City Road Club (Hull) 03:05.7
12 Andy Askwith Bridlington Cycling Club 03:08.3
13 Steven Smith Yorkshire Road Club 03:16.8
14 James Thompson – Jnr Scarborough Paragon 03:17.2
15 Matthew Enticknap Malton Wheelers RC 03:20.7
16 Cameron Turner Darlington CC 03:23.0
17 Neil Ridsdale Bridlington Cycling Club 03:27.2
18 Paul Brierley Huddersfield RC – Salamander Fabrications 03:28.7
19 Rob Corney Scarborough Paragon 03:32.7
20 Louise Scupham – W- Jnr Scarborough Paragon 03:47.2
21 Cavan Walker – Jnr Clifton CC 03:48.7
22 Simon Walker Richardsons Cycling Club 03:57.0

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