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Location: Sundorne Sports Village, Shrewsbury
Event: 15 January 2012
Report: Snowdon Sports/Andrew Whitehouse
Senior Men: Liam Killeen bounced back from the disappointment of missing out on the National Championship title last weekend when he took victory in the Senior Men's race.
The Giant rider from Malvern crossed the line well ahead of the chasing pack, while Jody Crawforth (Hargroves Cycles) took second and Paul Oldham (Hope Factory Racing) third. That result means that Oldham wins the overall series from Crawforth, while top Under-23rider Steve James (Hargroves Cycles) finishes third overall.
Oldham did well to take third spot, having fallen off his bike on an off-camber section and got course marking tape wrapped around his neck, which left him winded and down the field. But he battled back to ensure he defended his lead in the series.
Killeen dominated the race from the start. By the start of the second lap he was around 15 seconds up on Oldham and Crawforth, while Nick Craig (Scott UK) was another ten seconds off the pace and behind him Grant Ferguson (Boardman Elite) and Lewis Craven (Wheelbase) were not far off.
Crawforth moved up to second on lap three, while Craig consolidated third with Oldham suffering his mishap and dropping back.Killeen’s lead had grown to around 30 seconds 30 minutes into the race, and while Crawforth and Craig battled on Oldham had recovered and got to within around 15 seconds.
Down the field, leading Under-23 rider Steve James smashed his rear mech in the mud and had to run back to the pits, dropping well down the field.But he continued on, and gained enough points to preserve his lead in the Under-23 category and move up to third overall.
At the bell Killeen was 41 seconds ahead, while Crawforth attacked alone when Craig suffered a slight slip, and meanwhile Oldham was right on his wheel and halfway round the final lap Oldham overtook Craig into third.
After the race, Andy Whitehouse spoke to the top two riders in the series:
Paul Oldham: “Winning (the series) today was a nice consolation for the result last week. Everyone was saying I've got a fourteen point advantage over Jody so the series was a done deal but if Jody had won today I would have had to get third so it was easier to lose to be honest. It was a good race but I got caught up with the tape and a post on the off camber section early on and winded myself and it took me a while to recover but I felt I was riding stronger as the race went on but there was no way I could have beat Liam today, he was awesome. I lost contact with Nick and Jody for quite a while because of my crash but I did catch them as the race went on.”
Jody Crawforth: “Second both in the race and the series overall but it was going to take a miracle for me to take the series today! It may have been different if the European guys had come over and Paul had had a bad day. I enjoyed the course but it really slippery in places, the off camber section was OK but I was slipping about a bit on there. I crashed on the first lap and Liam got away but I don't think I was ever going to catch him the way he was riding today. On the last lap I decided to nail it through the woods and try and drop Nick, he had a small slip there and I pressed on and got a gap and I didn't want to lose second place so I put my head down. I was fairly happy with my result at the Nationals and today was good. Now I've just got to keep my form for the World Champs.
Meanwhile, Steve James wrapped up the Under-23 series, despite a day of misfortunes. His lead in the series, which he has dominated, was such that he could afford the off day. He too spoke to Andy Whitehouse afterwards:
Steven James: "I've won the Under 23's overall and got third overall in the seniors as well so it's a great way to end the series. I broke the rear mech - just one of those days. The block was full of mud and when I changed up it took the rear mech into the wheel then I had a stick get caught up and did the same thing. A bit unlucky to break a bike twice, but it didn't affect my overall position and that was the main goal for today. Winning last week at the National champs and today was the goal for me this season and winning both was a massive achievement for me. It's been a good seven days and I'm really proud of winning both titles. I'm going to Holland next week to race the World Cup and get any problems ironed out for the World Championships and I'm think I can do well there, I'm feeling pretty confident for a good result.
Women: Louise Robinson helped Stourbridge CC secure a one-two in the final round of the National Trophy, winning the women’s race by a comfortable margin after a masterclass from the experienced rider.
Three times the national champion, Robinson – now 47 and from Ludlow – won by around a minute and a half from her team-mate and fellow Ludlow resident Isla Rowntree, herself a veteran of 42 years and also a three-time winner of the national championship.
Robinson was the only one of the main contenders who didn’t fall on a muddy day in Shrewsbury, and she showed her skill as she steadily eased out her winning margin lap by lap, while behind her the riders struggled.
By the second lap, Robinson had already shaken off the attentions of Rowntree and the rest, and was 15 seconds ahead of a chasing trio of Rowntree, Amy Roberts (For Viored) and Delia Beddis (Vicious Velo), whilst soon-to-be Series winner Hannah Payton (Kinesis Morvelo Project) was seventh, knowing she only had to stay out of trouble to win the series.
The next time round, Robinson had mercilessly doubled her lead, and at the bell her advantage was around a minute and a half.
After the race, a relieved Hannah Payton spoke about winning the series:
Hannah Payton: “I've had a really good season this year, with a win in the juniors at the Nationals and winning the series today it’s been a good couple of weeks. I didn't have the best ride today I'm still trying to shake of a cold I've had since before Christmas so I did what I needed to do. I'm going to take a couple of weeks off now to recover and just go and ride my bike for fun.”
Junior Men: Series winner Joe Moses (Paul Milnes-Bradford Olympic RT) finished on a high, winning round six to make it three victories from the six rounds.
The Bradford 17-year-old was one of five riders who tussled for much of the race, and he only eventually won by around 15 seconds from Cycleshack rival Alex Welburn, the 17-year-old from Burton on Trent, who pipped him to the silver medal at the previous week's National Championships.
Third spot went to Preston-based Tom Armstrong of Wheelbase, who has finished the season strongly and who had actually led the race for the first few laps. However, he couldn't make that ealry lead stick and the rest of the top contenders were never far behind.
On the third lap when the leaders came into view Armstrong had obviously had a problem on the back of the course, and it was now Moses who led the front group, while Armstrong and Welburn were just off the pace. Meanwhile, around 15 seconds back on them were the Hargroves Cycles pair of Matt Hargroves and Harry Franklin.
With two laps to go it was Welburn’s turn to hit the front, but he never really dropped Moses, and Armstrong was only around ten seconds off the pace in third. Moses (pictured above) pulled his rival back on the tarmac sections, meaning that he got a small gap on the final lap and held on for the win.
As he got his breath back at the finish, the winner explained how he finally sealed the win:
Joe Moses: “I came here to win today and to get the series overall. Alex (Wellburn) was a lot better than me on the technical sections, but I found I got get a decent gap on him on the flatter, faster sections on the course. On the penultimate lap I managed to get a gap on him and he couldn't get back. I'm travelling out to Holland next week for World Cup and then I've got the World Champs so it’s going to be a busy few weeks!”
The Women & Junior Men's races feature in snappy little video shot by Jacob James
Veteran 40 Plus: Team Jewson’s Darren Atkins took victory in the final round of the National Trophy, holding off series winner Jim Bryan (Zepnat RT) by around 30 seconds. Atkins, 42 and from Kenilworth, looked determined to take the win from the gun and hit the front almost immediately, opening up a lead of around ten seconds over the chasing pack by the end of the first lap.
Bryan was driving a chase group which also included Wheelbase team-mates Noel Clough and Chris Young, but Atkins’ pace was proving too much and he steadily pulled away.
Bryan, Clough and Young eased clear of the rest of the chasers, but Young fell on an off-camber section of the muddy course, effectively ending his hopes of chasing down Atkins.
With two laps to go Atkins had 20 seconds over Bryan and Clough, while Young was another ten seconds off the pace, and they held these positions to the end.
The result meant that Bryan, 40 and from Matlock in Derbyshire, took the series by 20 points from Atkins, while Clough held on to third spot by holding off Young, who was just four points behind and aiming to snatch the final podium spot away from his colleague. For Bryan it completed a notable Series and National Championships double in his first year in this ever-competitive category.
With three wins from the six rounds, runner-up Darren Atkins paid the price for a poor start to the season, when he was fourth in both rounds one and two. After the race, he spoke to Andy Whitehouse about his early struggles and about rumours that he is to retire:
Darren Atkins: “I'm pleased with that. I rode well last week (at the National Championships) but the course didn't really suit me and Jim (Bryan) had the power for it, but I knew today would be totally different. I've ridden this course a few times so I knew what to expect. I decided to go from the gun and get a gap which worked and that put the others under pressure. It’s the type of course that if you get a bit of a lead it’s really difficult for the others to get back because it was so slippy and tricky. If I'd have been in better shape mentally for the opening two rounds I may have got the series: I was ok physically but things were so busy at work I think I was just so tired, but that’s life. I won the series last year so yeah I don't mind too much getting second. As for quitting......no way, it’s hard to plan for the whole season but I love racing ‘Cross and it’s great to see everyone.
Former National Champion Noel Clough has enjoyed his best season since winning that title in 2009 and he too reflected on the 2011-12 campaign after the race:
Noel Clough: “I'm very happy with third place both in the race today and overall. I wasn't happy with my race last week at Ipswich: I didn't ride up to my usual standards but today I rode a lot better. The course changed from first thing this morning when we went out compared to the race. The sun has really warmed it up, it was dry this morning and now it’s a total nightmare. It was a race where you had to really concentrate otherwise you'd be off. Third overall was on offer today and both myself and Chris (Young) knew it, so I had to just get on with it and beat him.”
Video - what was it like to ride? - Course ride by Dave Haygarth
Veteran 50 Plus: London Fire Brigade CC rider Mick Bell took victory in the final round at Shrewsbury and with it clain the overall series win with only his second victory of the six events. Bell, 50 and from Chipstead in Surrey, won the opening round, but was forced to take a back seat as Team Jewson’s Steve Davies won the next four on the bounce,.
But because Davies didn’t ride that first event, Bell was still at the top of the standings table at the start of the day and knew that the series would go to himself or Davies, if either won the race. No doubt fired up by his unexpected win against Davies at the previous week's National Championships, Bell rode like a man posessed.
The two riders were locked in battle for much of the race, but Davies fell on an off-camber section with two laps to go, and Bell powered away to make the most of his chance and take the win and with it, the series too. That left Davies, the 51-year-old Devon rider, to reflect on a dramatic downturn in his fortunes which deprived him of two titles he seemed odds on to win only just over a week before.
Meanwhile Mick Davies, the 52-year-old Pedal Power Loughborough rider from Lichfield, took third spot after outwitting Peter Harris (Pearce Cycles) who was fourth.
The winner admitted later that he had approached the race with aggressive intent:
Mick Bell: “That wasn't my usual style of racing but I knew Steve (Davies) would want to drive it today so I had to race that way. Steve’s been a fantastic competitor all year and I think I was lucky he didn't ride the first round at South Shields. I had no answer to him at Bradford but today was my race. Two titles in seven days is amazing, I really wanted the National title and winning the series title is really the icing on the cake for me.
Youth Categories: Series winner Jack Ravenscroft (Solihull CC) secured victory in the final round at Shrewsbury, crossing the line around half a minute ahead of his nearest rival to secure his fourth victory in the six-race series.
He held off Billy Harding (Paul Milnes RT) for the win, while Harding was just ahead of Dylan Kerfoot-Robson (Rhos on Sea CC) in third.
Ravenscroft started quickly and hit the front on the opening lap while a group of around eight chasers formed. By the second lap he was 20 seconds ahead, while early chaser James Shaw (Heanor Clarion) slipped and dropped back to around sixth before getting back on his way.
Tom Franklin (Hargroves Cycles) went second after Shaw’s misfortune, but the rest of the chasing pack were not far behind including Bradford‘s Billy Harding, Denbighshire’s Kerfoot-Robson and Solihull CC’s Dan Fox.
Ravenscroft was around 40 seconds up on Harding and Franklin as the bell sounded, but by the finish Kerfoot-Robson and Shaw had stepped up, with the Welsh rider taking third spot.
In the Under-16 girls race there was a thrilling finish, with Buxton 14-year-old Sarah Lomas (Matlock CC) taking the overall series win by just three points after taking second in round six on Sunday.
Abby-Mae Parkinson (RST Racing) won the final race, but Lomas’s sixth spot was enough to give her a three-point win (173), while previous series leader Jessica Wilkinson (Birkenhead North End CC) was a lap down in fifth and dropped too many points.
Maidstone’s Dan Tullett (Hargroves Cycles) won the Under-14 boys race by around two and a half minutes from Kingston Wheelers’ Anthony Anderson, while Charlotte Broughton (Leicestershire RC) stormed to victory in the Under-14 girls. Both Tullett and Broughton have won the series comfortably.
Results: (final series standings)
Senior & Under-23 Men
1 Liam Killeen Giant Factory Off Road Team 1 hour 2 mins 38 secs
2 Jody Crawforth Hargroves Cycles/Trant/Next/Spec @ 0 mins 40 secs
3 Paul Oldham Hope Factory Racing @ 0 mins 42 secs
4 Nick Craig Team Scott UK @ 0 mins 44 secs
5 Daniel Booth Hope Factory Racing @ 2 mins 17 secs
6 Grant Ferguson Boardman Elite Under 23 @ 2 mins 21 secs
7 Lewis Craven Wheelbase.co.uk/Cannondale @ 2 mins 29 secs
8 Dave Collins Hope Factory Racing @ 2 mins 42 secs
9 Jack Clarkson Hope Factory Racing Under 23 @ 3 mins 53 secs
10 Andrew Hargroves Hargroves Cycles/Trant/Next/Spec Under 23 @ 4 mins 22 secs
11 William Bjergfelt Wilier/Live to Ride @ 4 mins 41 secs
12 Lee Westwood Cycle Shack/Forme Coaching Under 23 @ 4 mins 49 secs
13 Simon Richardson Team IG - Sigma Sport @ 4 mins 49 secs
14 Steven James Hargroves Cycles/Trant/Next/Spec Under 23 @ 5 mins 18 secs
15 Matthew Barrett Cycle Shack/Forme Coaching @ 5 mins 38 secs
16 Mark Cotton Bycka Sport Racing/Gipiemme/Art to Love @ 5 mins 55 secs
17 Taylor Johnstone Team de Ver Under 23 @ 5 mins 58 secs
18 Simon Maudsley Crosstrax @ 6 mins 34 secs
19 Crispin Doyle Swindon RC @ 6 mins 41 secs
20 Andrew Naylor Ashfield RC @ 7 mins 5 secs
21 Darren Barclay Arctic - Premier RT @ 7 mins 9 secs
22 Sylvain Garde Addiscombe CC @ 7 mins 38 secs
23 Robert Watson Paul Milnes RT/Bradford Olympic Under 23 @ 7 mins 54 secs
24 Dieter Droger Team Cystic Fibrosis @ 8 mins 5 secs
25 Bruce Dalton Individual Member Under 23 @ 8 mins 29 secs
26 Ben Spurrier Rapha Condor CC @ 8 mins 58 secs
27 Hayden Wood Individual Member @ 10 mins 2 secs
28 Jonathan Limebear Batley CC/Hargreaves @ 1 lap
29 Andrew Tamplin Wrekinsport CC @ 1 lap
30 Neil Hayward Sportstest.co.uk @ 1 lap
31 Paul Sheers Vicious Velo @ 1 lap
32 Robert Wimble www.Zepnat.com RT/Kuota/GSG @ 1 lap
33 Colin Miller Coventry RC/Ridecov.co.uk @ 1 lap
34 Daniel Harris Halesowen A & CC Under 23 @ 1 lap
35 Andrew Nichols PCA Ciclos Uno/Squeezy/Isaac @ 1 lap
36 Andrew Parry Bynea CC @ 1 lap
37 Scott O'Neill-Gwilliams Stourbridge Velo @ 1 lap
results by britishcycling.org.uk
Senior Series Standings (full series standings)
1 Paul Oldham Hope Factory Racing 247
2 Jody Crawforth Hargroves Cycles/Trant/Next/Spec 237
3 Steven James Hargroves Cycles/Trant/Next/Spec 137
4 David Fletcher Boardman Elite 121
5 Nick Craig Team Scott UK 118
Under-23 Men
1 Steven James Hargroves Cycles/Trant/Next/Spec 175
2 Jack Clarkson Hope Factory Racing 158
3 Lee Westwood Cycle Shack/Forme Coaching 120
4 Robert Watson Paul Milnes RT/Bradford Olympic 113
5 Andrew Hargroves Hargroves Cycles/Trant/Next/Spec 107
Women
1 Louise Robinson (V40) Stourbridge CC 40 m 18 s
2 Isla Rowntree(V40) Stourbridge CC @ 1 mins 21 secs
3 Amy Roberts(J) For Viored Brookvex @ 2 mins 35 secs
4 Delia Beddis Vicious Velo @ 2 mins 47 secs
5 Diane Lee www.Zepnat.com RT/Kuota/GSG @ 3 mins 36 secs
6 Bethany Crumpton(J) Halesowen A & CC @ 3 mins 53 secs
7 Hannah Payton(J) The Kinesis Morvelo Project @ 4 mins 33 secs
8 Imogen Buick (J) Moda-Diablo Racing @ 6 mins 41 secs
9 Claire Beaumont Condor Cycles @ 6 mins 46 secs
10 Sarah Naylor Ashfield RC @ 8 mins 32 secs
11 Emily Barnes (J) Rapha Condor CC @ 9 mins 34 secs
12 Leona Kadir La Fuga - Sigma Sport @ 9 mins 57 secs
13 Nikola Butler Inverse RT/Cyclaim.co.uk @ 11 mins 13 secs
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Series Standings (full series standings)
1 Hannah Payton(J) The Kinesis Morvelo Project 171
2 Delia Beddis Vicious Velo 135
3 Adela Carter WXC Mountain Bike Team UK 134
4 Louise Robinson (V40) Stourbridge CC 114
5 Isla Rowntree(V40) Stourbridge CC 94
Junior Men
1 Joseph Moses Paul Milnes/Bradford Olympic RC 45 mins 32 secs
2 Alex Welburn Cycle Shack/Forme Coaching @ 0 mins 9 secs
3 Tom Armstrong Wheelbase.co.uk/Cannondale @ 0 mins 39 secs
4 Matthew Hargroves Hargroves Cycles/Trant/Next/Spec @ 0 mins 58 secs
5 Harry Franklin Hargroves Cycles/Trant/Next/Spec @ 1 mins 0 secs
6 Edward McParland GT Racing UK @ 1 mins 33 secs
7 Jake Womersley Sportscover Altura RT @ 1 mins 40 secs
8 Nicholas Barnes www.Zepnat.com RT/Kuota/GSG @ 3 mins 27 secs
9 Adam King Cardiff JIF/Cyclopaedia @ 3 mins 45 secs
10 George Thompson Sleaford Wheelers CC @ 4 mins 10 secs
11 James Nixon MTB Marathon.co.uk @ 4 mins 38 secs
12 Joe Atkins Coventry RC/Ridecov.co.uk @ 5 mins 45 secs
13 Matthew Woods Hargroves Cycles/Trant/Next/Spec @ 6 mins 42 secs
14 Adam Lewis Wolverhampton Wheelers/Williams @ 7 mins 49 secs
15 James Garrett Rugby Velo @ 1 lap
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Series Standings (full series standings)
1 Joseph Moses Paul Milnes/Bradford Olympic RC 218
2 Alex Welburn Cycle Shack/Forme Coaching 187
3 Tom Armstrong Wheelbase.co.uk/Cannondale 141
4 Adam Martin Cestria Cycles RT 120
5 Hugo Robinson X RT/Elmy Cycles 114
Veteran 40
1 Darren Atkins Team Jewson/Thule/Kinesis/CNP/MI 44 mins 14 secs
2 James Bryan www.Zepnat.com RT/Kuota/GSG @ 0 mins 30 secs
3 Noel Clough Wheelbase.co.uk/Cannondale @ 0 mins 42 secs
4 Chris Young Wheelbase.co.uk/Cannondale @ 0 mins 49 secs
5 Peter Middleton www.Zepnat.com RT/Kuota/GSG @ 1 mins 10 secs
6 Greg Simcock Team Scott UK @ 1 mins 22 secs
7 Chris Taylor Pedalsport CC @ 1 mins 27 secs
8 Matthew Denby www.Zepnat.com RT/Kuota/GSG @ 1 mins 44 secs
9 Dan Cook Planet X @ 1 mins 49 secs
10 Michael Simpson GS Henley @ 2 mins 3 secs
11 Dave Haygarth Planet X @ 2 mins 16 secs
12 Jonathan Watson Charge Bikes @ 2 mins 24 secs
13 Duncan Walmsley www.Zepnat.com RT/Kuota/GSG @ 2 mins 25 secs
14 Kevin Knox Vicious Velo @ 2 mins 27 secs
15 Michael Groves Stevens UK/Hargroves Cycles @ 2 mins 37 secs
16 John Shaw Dutch & Wolf Ltd. @ 3 mins 16 secs
17 David Perry Gabby Day Cyclesport RT @ 3 mins 29 secs
18 Graham Clark Time RT @ 3 mins 36 secs
19 Jonathan Marshall www.Zepnat.com RT/Kuota/GSG @ 3 mins 47 secs
20 Mike Young Pedalsport CC @ 3 mins 49 secs
21 Stephen Booth Matlock CC/Chubb/Farmers/Wards/Fearns @ 4 mins 8 secs
22 Lee Edmonds Welland Valley CC @ 4 mins 21 secs
23 Chris Green Matlock CC/Chubb/Farmers/Wards/Fearns @ 5 mins 1 secs
24 Mike Welburn Lichfield City CC @ 5 mins 10 secs
25 Peter Hutchinson Corinium CC @ 5 mins 16 secs
26 Gary Strickland Cycle Shack/Forme Coaching @ 5 mins 38 secs
27 Gary Howard Individual Member @ 6 mins 38 secs
28 David Garrett Rugby Velo @ 6 mins 48 secs
29 David Hobbs Corinium CC @ 6 mins 59 secs
30 David Watts Here Come The Belgians @ 7 mins 49 secs
31 Nicholas Bates Belper BC @ 7 mins 55 secs
32 Alan Dorrington Planet X @ 8 mins 26 secs
33 Simon Whitham TSbikes.co.uk @ 9 mins 20 secs
34 Nigel Langridge Crawley Wheelers @ 9 mins 20 secs
35 Garry Townsend Rugby Velo @ 9 mins 31 secs
36 Gareth Cann Halesowen A & CC @ 9 mins 50 secs
37 Matthew Rootkin-Gray Solihull CC @ 10 mins 10 secs
38 Adrian Kilworth Welland Valley CC @ 10 mins 22 secs
39 Neville Gunn Solihull CC @ 10 mins 46 secs
40 Neil Simpson London Phoenix CC @ 1 lap
41 Charles Warren Individual Member @ 1 lap
42 Ian Morris Wolverhampton Wheelers/Williams @ 1 lap
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Series Standings (full series standings)
1 James Bryan www.Zepnat.com RT/Kuota/GSG 282
2 Darren Atkins Team Jewson/Thule/Kinesis/CNP/MI 262
3 Noel Clough Wheelbase.co.uk/Cannondale 234
4 Chris Young Wheelbase.co.uk/Cannondale 226
5 Greg Simcock Team Scott UK 171
Veteran 50
1 Mick Bell London Fire Brigade CC 45 mins 5 secs
2 Steven Davies Team Jewson/Thule/Kinesis/CNP/MI @ 0 mins 13 secs
3 Mick Davies Pedal Power Loughborough @ 2 mins 3 secs
4 Peter Harris Pearce Cycles RT @ 2 mins 38 secs
5 Mick Rowson RVO Racing @ 3 mins 5 secs
6 Ian Wright Cycle Shack/Forme Coaching @ 3 mins 10 secs
7 John Rice Beacon Roads CC @ 3 mins 12 secs
8 Tim Stowe Team Jewson/Thule/Kinesis/CNP/MI @ 4 mins 0 secs
9 Douglas Fox Crawley Wheelers @ 4 mins 11 secs
10 Malcolm Cross Hargroves Cycles/Trant/Next/Spec @ 4 mins 35 secs
11 Kevin Payton Stourbridge CC @ 5 mins 52 secs
12 Robert Burns Wolverhampton Whs/Williams @ 6 mins 51 secs
13 Dave McMullen GWR Team/Swindon Cycles/High 5 @ 7 mins 24 secs
14 Mervyn Dudley Sherwood Pines Cycles/Co-op Motors @ 7 mins 40 secs
15 Paul Dalton Matlock CC/Chubb/Farmers/Wards/Fearns @ 7 mins 46 secs
16 Chris Watts Matlock CC/Chubb/Farmers/Wards/Fearns @ 7 mins 59 secs
17 Andrew Jones Wolverhampton Whs/Williams @ 8 mins 42 secs
18 Martin Stephens Mid Shropshire Wheelers @ 10 mins 46 secs
19 Gary Rowing-Parker Solihull CC @ 10 mins 58 secs
20 Greg Elson Rugby Velo @ 1 lap
21 Michael Webb Royal Sutton CC @ 1 lap
22 Stuart Walters Kettering CC @ 1 lap
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Series Standings (full series standings)
1 Mick Bell London Fire Brigade CC 204
2 Steven Davies Team Jewson/Thule/Kinesis/CNP/MI 194
3 Ian Wright Cycle Shack/Forme Coaching 144
4 Dave McMullen GWR Team/Swindon Cycles/High 5 139
5 Mick Davies Pedal Power Loughborough 137
Under-16 Male
1 Jack Ravenscroft Solihull CC 31 mins 10 secs
2 Billy Harding Paul Milnes RT/ Bradford Olympic @ 0 mins 37 secs
3 Dylan Kerfoot-Robson Rhos on Sea CC @ 0 mins 40 secs
4 James Shaw Heanor Clarion CC @ 0 mins 42 secs
5 Tomas Franklin Hargroves Cycles/Trant/Next/Spec @ 1 mins 2 secs
6 Oliver Maxwell VC Rutland/Rutland Cycling.com @ 1 mins 33 secs
7 Ben Chapman Prestige Velo Club @ 1 mins 33 secs
8 Daniel Fox Solihull CC @ 2 mins 0 secs
9 Arthur Green Matlock CC/Chubb/Farmers/Wards/Fearns @ 2 mins 10 secs
10 Theo Doncaster CC Ashwell @ 2 mins 33 secs
11 Jack King Langdale Lightweights RT @ 2 mins 54 secs
12 Harvey Lowe Hargroves Cycles/Trant/Next/Spec @ 3 mins 6 secs
13 Alex Braybrooke Velocity Race Team @ 3 mins 49 secs
14 Christopher Barnes Seacroft Wheelers @ 4 mins 1 secs
15 Thomas Butler VC Deal/Activ/Hammond/Rowland/Nico @ 4 mins 1 secs
16 Robert Armstrong Bill Nickson Cycles RT @ 5 mins 4 secs
17 Anthony Neave Stourbridge CC @ 5 mins 18 secs
18 Christian Braybrooke Velocity Race Team @ 5 mins 40 secs
19 William Perrett Heanor Clarion CC @ 6 mins 2 secs
20 Jimmy Kershaw Mid Shropshire Wheelers @ 6 mins 4 secs
21 Preslav Dimitrov Stratford CC @ 6 mins 14 secs
22 Tom Weeds Derby Mercury RC @ 6 mins 40 secs
23 Cameron Woolsey CC Ashwell @ 6 mins 41 secs
24 Sebastian Marsh Paul Milnes RT/ Bradford Olympic @ 6 mins 42 secs
25 Joshua Nelson Halesowen A & CC @ 8 mins 20 secs
26 George Baker Kings Cliffe Flyers CC @ 9 mins 23 secs
27 Henry Thompson Sleaford Wheelers CC @ 9 mins 59 secs
28 Alex Gordon Solihull CC @ 1 lap
29 Hefin Evans Towy Riders @ 1 lap
30 Sean Noon Edinburgh RC/The Bicycleworks.com @ 1 lap
31 Benjamin Manfield Wolverhampton Wheelers/Williams @ 1 lap
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Series Standings (full series standings)
1 Jack Ravenscroft Solihull CC 280
2 Dylan Kerfoot-Robson Rhos on Sea CC 234
3 Daniel Fox Solihull CC 209
4 Billy Harding Paul Milnes RT/ Bradford Olympic 202
5 James Shaw Heanor Clarion CC 199
Under-16 Female
1 Abby-Mae Parkinson RST Racing Team - Trigon 37 mins 26 secs
2 Sarah Lomas Matlock CC/Chubb/Farmers/Wards/Fearns @ 0 mins 2 secs
3 Grace Garner RST Racing Team - Trigon @ 1 mins 5 secs
4 Rosie Crumpton Halesowen A & CC @ 4 mins 19 secs
5 Jessica Wilkinson Birkenhead North End CC @ 4 mins 32 secs
6 Amira Mellor Holme Valley Wheelers @ 4 mins 46 secs
7 Manon Lloyd Towy Riders @ 6 mins 43 secs
8 Francesca Morgans-Slader Lee Valley Youth CC @ 1 lap
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Series Standings (full series standings)
1 Sarah Lomas Matlock CC/Chubb/Farmers/Wards/Fearns 173
2 Grace Garner RST Racing Team - Trigon 170
3 Jessica Wilkinson Birkenhead North End CC 167
4 Abby-Mae Parkinson RST Racing Team - Trigon 152
5 Amira Mellor Holme Valley Wheelers 138
Under-14 Male
1 Daniel Tulett Hargroves Cycles/Trant/Next/Spec 32 mins 25 secs
2 Anthony Anderson Kingston Wheelers CC @ 2 mins 5 secs
3 David Barnes Condor Cycles @ 2 mins 56 secs
4 Tim James Bourne Wheelers CC @ 3 mins 45 secs
5 William Gascoyne Matlock CC/Chubb/Farmers/Wards @ 3 mins 48 secs
6 Oliver Peckover Nottingham Clarion CC @ 4 mins 24 secs
7 Thomas Mein MTS Cyclesport/Inkland/Elvet RT @ 4 mins 35 secs
8 Ewan Grivell-Mellor Mid Shropshire Wheelers @ 5 mins 17 secs
9 Tomos Owens Mid Shropshire Wheelers @ 5 mins 31 secs
10 Joshua Waters Plan B Racing @ 6 mins 2 secs
11 Harry Yates Lichfield City CC @ 6 mins 12 secs
12 Louis Killworth Welland Valley CC @ 6 mins 43 secs
13 Teifion Best Abergavenny RC/Lane/Govilon/Gateway @ 8 mins 11 secs
14 Scott Hookway Sherwood Pines Cycles/Co-op Motors @ 8 mins 19 secs
15 Conall Brown Hemel Hempstead CC @ 9 mins 0 secs
16 Joshua Gunn Solihull CC @ 9 mins 5 secs
17 Bailey Wilmot Derby Mercury RC @ 9 mins 30 secs
18 Elliot Dudley Sherwood Pines Cycles/Co-op Motors @ 9 mins 52 secs
19 Joseph Feiven Halesowen A & CC @ 1 lap
20 Joe Williams Holme Valley Wheelers @ 1 lap
21 Alex Taylor Mid Shropshire Wheelers @ 1 lap
22 Simeon Young Pedalsport CC @ 1 lap
23 Martin Whyatt Mid Shropshire Wheelers @ 1 lap
24 George Cann Halesowen A & CC @ 1 lap
25 Jake Stewart Solihull CC @ 1 lap
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Series Standings (full series standings)
1 Daniel Tulett Hargroves Cycles/Trant/Next/Spec 240
2 William Gascoyne Matlock CC/Chubb/Farmers/Wards 174
3 David Barnes Condor Cycles 162
4 Ewan Grivell-Mellor Mid Shropshire Wheelers 142
5 Anthony Anderson Kingston Wheelers CC 126
Under-14 Female
1 Charlotte Broughton Leicestershire RC 37 mins 45 secs
2 Jessica Roberts Towy Riders @ 3 mins 42 secs
3 Ria Mobbs Welland Valley CC @ 5 mins 55 secs
4 Henrietta Colbourne Beacon Wheelers @ 5 mins 55 secs
5 Emma Brady Team Scott Contessa @ 6 mins 16 secs
6 Jessica Willett Heanor Clarion CC @ 7 mins 4 secs
7 Emily Wadsworth Beeline Bicycles RT @ 1 lap
8 Chloe Ralph Redditch Road and Path CC @ 1 lap
9 Tanwen Jones Towy Riders @ 1 lap
10 Georgia Toner Welland-Valley CC @ 1 lap
11 Eve Lyons Nottingham-Clarion CC @ 1 lap
results by britishcycling.org.uk
Series Standings (full series standings)
1 Charlotte Broughton Leicestershire RC 234
2 Henrietta Colbourne Beacon Wheelers 190
3 Jessica Roberts Towy Riders 136
4 Jessica Willett Heanor Clarion CC 131
5 Emma Brady Team Scott Contessa 117
British Cycling would like to thank the organising team, officials and everyone else who helped promote this event. Our sport could not exist without the hundreds of people, many of them unpaid volunteers, who put in many hours of hard work running events, activities and clubs.
