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One of the problems of setting yourself standards that you can’t hope to reach, let alone maintain, is that you always feel that you could (or should) have done better. Driving to the event in a violent storm and breaking his glasses 15 mins before … more ->

On a very, very windy course just west of Cambridge MP rode a TT where one of the biggest decisions was whether to ride using the tri-bars or opt for a safer, more upright position. His time of 27:21 reflects his quest for care rather … more ->

Driving to the event in torrential rain didn’t augur well but starting later on in the race meant that both PW and MP enjoyed fine weather although a strong easterly wind wasn’t the greatest of benefits. PW managed 23:56 whilst MP’s 25:26 saw him narrowly … more ->

On a warm morning with a north-westerly wind PW’s time of 1:01:56 was good for a man of his size (and shape).

MP’s time of 25:26 time was enough for him to win the First Vet on Standard Award for the third year running out near Leighton Buzzard.

A variety of weather gave the three Herts Wheelers different stories to tell. Sometimes heavy showers, wind (gusty or breezy or light), and occasionally sunshine and still conditions meant that the start times of the riders were reflected in their final placings. PW 23:24, BE … more ->

On a day more suited to swimming than cycling SW recorded a time of 26:50 on this Leaden Roding course.

In this Middle-Markers (slower than 1:00:00) event on the A1 at Tempsford in similar conditions to the previous week, MP’s time of 1:04:26 (2 secs faster than last week) was enough for him to win the First Vet on Standard Award.

With PY and PW starting a minute apart it was always going to be about how far PW could get before being overtaken by PY. This duly happened at the north turn. However the wind also veered to become a north-westerly thus favouring the larger … more ->

On a hot and windy afternoon MP’s time of 25:31 was enough to take the 2nd Vet on Standard Award.