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  • Category 6 ride led by Danny Hood 

  • Category 3 ride led by Graham  Knight

  • 17 Jul 19

    The good conditions prior to the start attracted a lot or riders to this popular course. Alas only 5 were Wheelers, but these included new to racing Will Bowen, who showed the benefits of his week of training in the Derbyshire hills by posting the impressive time of 27.13 for his first ever TT.

  • Category 6 ride led by Danny Hood

    After expecting some sunshine for today's ride, it was disappointing to wake up to the sound of rain. I was amazed to be met at the start by none other than the bionic man himself, Franco Fiorentini. Not fully up for the club ride but back on his bike and making a great recovery.
    It was great to have another of our regular riders back today. It's been a long time Kev, hope to see you again next week, mate. It's a short ride back next week too.

  • 14 Jul 19

    Three Wheelers contested the Cup today. All three racing for the first time this season.

    Sam Ball 27.13 (8.57, 9.08, 9.08)
    Richard Henderson 27.44 PB (9.11, 9.21, 9.12)
    Graham Knight 28.08 (9.28, 9.24, 9.16)

    Private:
    Chris Wedge (Whitewebbs) 23.24 (7.55, 7.45, 7.44)

  • Organising Club: East District C.A.

    Course: B100/4

    Wheelers' Times

    GarethW 3:54:46

  • 03 Jul 19

    8 riders on a pleasant but breezy evening. Four Wheelers and 4 private entries

    1. Gareth Wignall 22.05
    2. Lee Mason 24.53
    3 Peter Walton 25.42
    4. Yiannis Gopoulos 25.58

    Private:
    Andy Hastings 20.07
    Karl Willis 20.57
    Chris Wedge 21.50
    Simon Best 26.07

  • Category 3 ride led by Tony Howard

    Eight Wheelers turned out for an anti-clockwise trip to Dores Kitchen High Roding, some recently returned from “Mont Ventoux”! Just to prove this they donned newly purchased Ventoux kit, so I had high expectations of these individuals and they didn’t disappoint particularly around the Toot Hill area. Mind you, the 36 miles to the cafe with a following wind made this “Easy Peasy”! 

  • Gareth Wignall Starts Tough Week By Smashing 100-mile Club Record

  • 26 Jun 19

    Four Hertfordshire Wheelers turned out to contest the Garrett Cup, in windy conditions, over the 25 mile F10/25 course.

    Results:
    1.Gareth Wignall 57.16
    2. Lee Mason 1.04.42 (PB!)
    3. Peter Walton 1.07.21
    4. Bri Wignall 1.30.52 (First 25 mile TT)

  • Category 6 ride led by Bob Brown

  • Organising Club: ECCA

    Course: E2/100c

    Wheelers' Times

    GarethW 3:58:54

  • Organising Club: VTTA

    Course: E2/10

    Wheelers' Times

    LeeM 23:49

  • Category (?) ride led by Peter Walton

    Seven of us took a tour to Ickleton on a wind assisted outward bound journey that could have done without the rain, but as the current weather is not perfect it was (at least) not a cold day.  Got wet, soon dried out in the wind.  Got wet again...etc etc.  Did 58 miles and got back about 2:15pm.

  • Organising Club: Herts Wheelers CC

    Course: F20/10

    Wheelers' Times

    PeterW 24:57

  • Organising Club: VTTA

    Course: E2/10

    Wheelers' Times

    PeterW 24:43

  • 05 Jun 19

    Only three Wheelers competed, together with six private entries, but what a night!. In what turned out to be ideal conditions there were some stunning times.

     

    Lee Mason 23.25 (PB)

    Peter Walton 23.28

    Yiannis Gopoulos 24.43 (PB)

    Private entries:

    Andy Hastings (Haste CC) 19.01

    Karl Willis (HRRC) 19.33 (PB)

    William Wallace (CC London) 19.53

    Chris Wedge (Whitewebbs CC) 20.29

    Al Luxford (Full Gas) 20.30

    Steve Clarke (TMG) 22.27

    Time Keeper: Marcia Carnegie

  • Four Wheelers rode the 200k Audax course the week before the main event

  • Category 5/6 ride led by Mike East

    Not sure what to expect on my ride to the start. How many would be wanting to do 62 miles today? I was surprised at the turn out of twenty-one, a melange from all club ride groups. It did soon become clear that the majority had shorter ride ambitions. However, all agreed to follow the pre-audax audax route as far as Mill Green Tea Room, some 50km from Ware.