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  • At last, a race where the wind wasn’t the dominant factor!!  Lots of PB’s including Peter with 2:03:43.

  • The Wheeler’s Open 10 mile time-trial, which took place on 25th June, resulted in a dead-heat between Luke Clarke of Team Milton Keynes and Nik Bowdler of Team PedalRevolution.co.uk. Both finished in a time of 20:08. Third was Nino Piccoli, also of Team PedalRevolution.co.uk, … more ->

  • A head wind on the return leg made it a bit of a stuggle. Brian Evans returned after his bout of Pneumonia and was happy with his time.  Nick was unlucky to puncture.

    Results

    1. Phil Young 22:38
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  • On a warm and fairly quick (northwards) morning Peter lowered his 100 time to 4:30:01, this despite forgetting his crash helmet (amongst other things).

  • Barry’s time of 23:52 was inside of 2 minutes of the winner and earned him joint seventh place and lots of SPOCO points.

  • As per usual the weather had a large say, although on this occasion it was wet and windy as opposed to just windy.  Nevertheless Peter was timed at 24:01 whilst SteveW got 24:40.

  • Conditions were very good this evening on the F20.  7 riders took part.  Once again the top 3 were close, 5 seconds splitting them. The road bike boys saw great improvements in the good conditions Nick and Tony finishing in the same time both posting above 25mph avg.

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  • On a sunny, but (dare I say it again) windy afternoon 3 HWCC members took part in the VTTA National Championship 25 at Newmarket.  Phil (59:11), Peter (1:01:16) and Merv (1:06:43).

  • A reasonable evening on the F20.  8 riders took part.  Top 3 were close all on TT bikes Nick and Tony not far behind then on road bikes.

    Results

    1. Phil Young 23:18
    2. Peter Walton 23:32
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  • PhilY (1:02:37) retained the Garrett Cup with an impressive victory over PeterW (1:02:43) and BarryP (1:04:04).  In very trying (windy) conditions, the journey north caused many riders to have a slower than expected time although on the return many experienced speeds in excess of … more ->