Stevie and I are going - I will be masquerading as Martin and I expect I will ensure he has an embarrasingly slow time in the results against his name as a way of a thank you!
Chaps. hats off to Ashwell blue train(s). We did the colours proud. Stunning efforts by the big guns... and all the others who were flying.
Big thanks to Theo, Daniel, Phil and Skelders for waiting for me around 40m + 45m whilst I dealt with 2 punctures - losing valuable time. Owe you all one.
Perfect day for a near perfect Easter route.
Was it 16 of us set off this morning on the London Phoenix ride? Tim, Tim, Tim, Pete, Geoff, Mark, Stevie, Theo, Robbie, Chris, Lee, Phil K, Mark C, x and y (sorry I can only remember so much these days). Anyway a substantial train. The morning was glorious and so was our pace. Mark and Stevie opted for a more sedate schedule. Geoff starting making old man noises before wed gone very far and so it was no surprise he slipped off the back soon after. The rest powered on. After maybe twenty miles I was unable to bridge a gap and despite domestique fantastique (Theo) coming back to help his dad I watching in vane as the train hectored on. This afforded us the luxury of being able to stop for a pee and I mused on how glorious the day was as the warm sunlight glistened in the stream of fluid. The peace was interrupted by cries from Phil K and Skelders progressing along the road also victims of Hector pace. The feed stop allowed us to form a group of Skelders, Robbie, Phil, Theo and I. We pushed on. Shortly afterwards Robbie punctured and soon after punctured AGAIN in the same tyre. We waited to help our team mate. With fifteen, or so, miles to go I was feeling the speed and cramp was rearing its ugly head. Theo was doing a great deal of pacing now and suggesting I hold his wheel and call out po for slower and something else for faster. It was now a desperate scramble to get back in time to manage the gold time of 3:45. I dont know the official times but I suspect whilst close I was the wrong side of the divide. Congratulations to those who did though. A challenging and excellent route. What better on a Bank Holiday Monday? I guess I need to remind myself that not all that glissens is gold. Daniel
great ride, loved it. I clocked 3:28 @20mph average (however not including pit stops) its gonna be tight but you never know. fell off the main train at 26miles, was yo yo'ing at the back and not enjoying it. however, as Daniel says above, we created blue train 2 and were rattling along at a fair pace. bit of TT'ing at 50-60 miles, back to chaingang, then everyman for himself at the last hill. and thanks again to Theo for helping me up that last steep bit. then my favourite part, the sprint to the finish, a bit of commuting skills over the last few lights and all is good ;-)
lol.... love it Chris, note to self - get shorts like Tim H!!
also, James & I received a rather nice complement while packing the car. two guys hobbled by saying 'Jesus, you Ashwell Boys were tearing it up a bit, weren't you?!'
thanks Daniel...was true tho'...old man noises. The club was fab.....great ride..great routing and signing...all those I came on and I passed commented on the blue blur...some said they tried to hang on but were spat out...well done everyone, especially Theo.
I averaged 18mph and joined up with Dom........we took 4-6 others with us at 19's for miles..the others weren't prepared to share the load....met Chris at feed stop...I stayed on to sort out some seizing muscles and they carried on....I am very happy with that at this moment.
The club has grown up. We are becoming a force to be reckoned with and the spirit is strong.
What a great day out. Fun route through some fast twisty lanes. Flap jacks were excellent, should have picked up more than one.
Shame that Robby had problems with the puncture monkey. Ended up with a group of 3, Peter going like a train up the hills and on the flat into the finish with Mr D and I puffing along behind!
Great rides from all with quite a few over 20mph average I think. :-)
Just reiterating what's been said already. great day out and a superb turn out and performance from the boys in blue. I managed an average of 31.8kph including stopping time, so I hope I've scraped over the 20mph barrier!
Some great teamwork going on at the front of the train. 2 Tims', Peter and me. I managed to stay on until I got to 76km, then Tim H put the hammer down again and that was it for me. Think I got a bit over excited at the start and paid for it later on!
We'd have had a bigger group, if Mark C hadn't stopped for a cup o tea and cake at the pit stop :-) although he did catch me near the end.
Best thing for me, was when the blue train was in full flow, passing all those other riders, gave a real sense of how fast we were shifting. nice
Yes, well done to all, a great day out. And thanks to Pete, Tim and Lee for dragging my sorry hairy legs round and not shouting at me. I was very much in the wrong group, probaby due to a bit of old road race know how at the 20- 35 mile mark rather than any athletic prowess. It didnt `arf hurt!
Did anyone else notice Peters new pro look shaved legs complete with a bit of gravel rash and his sudden transformation into Fabian Cancellara? Surely no coincidence.
Thanks all for a cracking ride. Great to read all the feedback.
First half was a blast. At the feed stop i thought it would be too big an ask to stay with the lead group and MC wanted to get his tea in which was a good enough excuse for me to have a breather. The second half was mainly completed in a small group of 5 comprised of MC, Stef, me and two other riders who helped share the work, although one on them took the "smooth operator" award for his throughs!
Stef and I lost contact with MC with about 10 to go as he had the legs and Stef and I stuck together most of the way home before we hit the various sets of lights. Two pink caffiene gels downed at 60 miles kicked in at the right moment and i enjoyed the run in!
This was the biggest, fastest and most noticable blue train i have seen to date. All were eaten up all in our path and only a few stayed on although the narrow roads made it hard to hold it all together.
After it all ended the comment to Tim & I was "God you lot smashed it!" Surely that is a "chapeau" to all.
Looking forward to the next one..... Chiltern 100 and a whole load of hills
they are indeed and didn't the boys in blue do well. The guys below all came in 1 after the other.
221 Peter Green 10:12:56 13:39:05 03:26:09 M 112
286 Timothy Hector 10:12:54 13:39:14 03:26:20 M 112
282 Tim Duckett 10:12:40 13:39:11 03:26:31 M 112
163 Mark Constable 10:13:06 13:46:16 03:33:10 M 112
149 Lee Holmes 10:13:09 13:46:41 03:33:32 M 112
112 James Davis 10:13:11 13:47:35 03:34:24 M 112
262 Stefan Dixon 10:13:01 13:47:48 03:34:47 M 112
Looks like Robbie missed out on Gold by 51 seconds and the Doncaster Clan missed it by just 2 mins. I haven't had chance to look up the others, sorry and I dont know what Scouse Chris's real name is!
Skelders - you did cross the timing mat at the start didn't you? coz your name is down and you have a finish time but no start time!! doh
Bizzarely, some of the other times are ridiculously quick, which makes one wonder if they are inaccurate. the top placed rider at 2hours 11 mins. Can that be correct??
The chap that did 2.11 was avaeraging 31 mph amazing if true!
I do suspect some may have done the short route ;-)
198 Neil Samuels 10:24:17 12:36:08 02:11:51 M 112 205 Owen Roberts 10:21:04 12:46:57 02:25:53 M 112 105 Hendrik Strauss 10:05:33 12:32:51 02:27:18 M 112 285 Tim Yeo 9:53:01 12:20:27 02:27:25 M 112 212 Paul McManus 9:52:58 12:20:25 02:27:27 M 112 267 Steve Bristow 10:16:04 12:43:43 02:27:39 M 112 206 Pamela Cranston 10:10:03 12:47:05 02:37:01 F 112 274 Steve Pearson 10:30:38 13:19:21 02:48:43 M 112 84 Geoff Nutter 10:19:05 13:37:57 03:18:52 M 112 288 Tom McEvoy 10:13:18 13:35:37 03:22:19 M 112 79 Gary MacGowan 10:13:32 13:39:15 03:25:42 M 112 221 Peter Green 10:12:56 13:39:05 03:26:09 M 112 286 Timothy Hector 10:12:54 13:39:14 03:26:20 M 112 282 Tim Duckett 10:12:40 13:39:11 03:26:31 M 112 163 Mark Constable 10:13:06 13:46:16 03:33:10 M 112 149 Lee Holmes 10:13:09 13:46:41 03:33:32 M 112 112 James Davis 10:13:11 13:47:35 03:34:24 M 112 262 Stefan Dixon 10:13:01 13:47:48 03:34:47 M 112 142 Kevin Armstrong 10:19:53 13:55:26 03:35:33 M 112 220 Peter Gottlieb 10:19:44 13:55:25 03:35:41 M 112 36 Colin King 10:19:36 13:55:34 03:35:57 M 112 252 Sam Pettit 10:03:00 13:40:31 03:37:30 M 112 87 George Glassby 9:57:35 13:35:48 03:38:12 M 112 192 Mikkel Togsverd 9:52:48 13:31:56 03:39:07 M 112 37 Colin McPherson 10:15:45 13:55:32 03:39:46 M 112 114 James Logan 9:55:41 13:35:53 03:40:12 M 112 40 Curtis Sullam 9:59:27 13:40:33 03:41:05 M 112 287 Tom Harrow 10:13:49 13:55:35 03:41:45 M 112 224 Phil Aspden 10:13:16 13:55:48 03:42:31 M 112 237 Richard Sullam 9:59:29 13:42:22 03:42:52 M 112 320 S Stambrook 10:19:30 14:02:30 03:43:00 M 112 12 Andrew Rollason 10:20:24 14:04:39 03:44:14 M 112 194 Natalie Dale 10:25:24 14:10:46 03:45:22 F 112 107 Huw Thomas 10:25:16 14:10:49 03:45:32 M 112 80 Gary Pugsley 10:15:43 14:01:23 03:45:40 M 112 239 Robbie Laughton 10:13:03 13:58:54 03:45:51 M 112 45 Danilo Simbari 10:06:09 13:52:49 03:46:40 M 112 247 Ross Fryer 10:00:17 13:47:03 03:46:45 M 112 44 Daniel Doncaster 10:13:00 13:59:55 03:46:55 M 112 280 Theo Doncaster 10:12:56 13:59:55 03:46:59 M 112 284 Tim Skelding 10:12:14 13:59:37 03:47:23 M 112
51 David Liddicoat 10:11:09 13:58:42 03:47:33 M 112 16 Andy Hill 10:06:14 13:54:23 03:48:08 M 112 178 Matt Harrison 10:10:41 13:58:55 03:48:13 M 112 225 Philip Cooper 10:06:12 13:54:25 03:48:13 M 112 292 Tony Sheehan 10:20:49 14:09:23 03:48:34 M 112 69 Ellis Bright 9:58:27 13:47:17 03:48:50 M 112 3 Adrian Durran 10:03:53 13:52:55 03:49:01 M 112 141 Kenny Nicoll 10:13:38 14:02:49 03:49:10 M 112 236 Richard Lofthouse 10:03:20 13:52:41 03:49:20 M 112 226 Philip Keen 10:12:42 14:02:47 03:50:04 M 112 92 Graeme Hurry 10:01:15 13:52:04 03:50:48 M 112 4 Adrian Morton 10:03:21 13:54:30 03:51:09 M 112 164 Mark Frodsham 10:22:51 14:14:08 03:51:16 M 112 244 Roger Hornsby 10:03:09 13:54:30 03:51:20 M 112 276 Steven Martindale 10:00:30 13:52:03 03:51:32 M 112 179 Matthew Brettler 10:09:36 14:01:19 03:51:43 M 112 33 Chris Smith 10:12:44 14:04:41 03:51:57 M 112 116 James McLeman 10:21:00 14:14:11 03:53:10 M 112 171 Mark Spicer 9:56:24 13:50:03 03:53:38 M 112 144 Kevin Lunt 9:46:47 13:40:36 03:53:49 M 112 123 Jerry Lockyer 9:46:40 13:40:33 03:53:53 M 112 90 Gianluca Pisano 9:52:47 13:46:44 03:53:57 M 112 258 Simon Argent 10:20:16 14:15:32 03:55:16 M 112 31 Chris Groves 10:20:31 14:16:31 03:56:00 M 112 43 Dan Weinberg 10:20:21 14:16:29 03:56:08 M 112 111 Jack Sedgwick 10:20:17 14:16:25 03:56:08 M 112 60 Dominic Owens 10:13:08 14:09:21 03:56:13 M 112 168 Mark Mayo 10:20:13 14:16:34 03:56:20 M 112 127 Joel Bromley 10:20:18 14:16:41 03:56:22 M 112 193 Nancy Gibson 10:20:06 14:16:33 03:56:27 F 112 182 Max Leonard 10:19:59 14:16:27 03:56:28 M 112 185 Michael Van Leonen 9:49:38 13:46:29 03:56:51 M 112 299 Will Fooks 10:19:42 14:16:35 03:56:52 M 112 119 Jan Van Weert 10:20:02 14:17:02 03:57:00 M 112 183 Michael Sanders 10:13:26 14:11:38 03:58:11 M 112 10 Andrew Bywater 10:10:36 14:09:26 03:58:50 M 112 177 Matt Harris 10:10:36 14:09:28 03:58:52 M 112 100 Hasan Sahoglu 9:55:35 13:54:37 03:59:01 M 112 291 Tom Waterman 9:55:26 13:54:36 03:59:10 M 112 110 Jack 9:55:23 13:54:38 03:59:14 M 112 270 Steve Jenkins 10:04:12 14:05:29 04:01:17 M 112 108 Ian Munro 10:13:15 14:14:37 04:01:21 M 112 169 Mark Plant 10:09:45 14:11:34 04:01:48 M 112 14 Andy Bellis 10:18:55 14:20:49 04:01:54 M 112 65 Edmar Gwiazda 10:09:41 14:11:36 04:01:54 M 112 91 Glenn Quadros 10:09:45 14:11:39 04:01:54 M 112 187 Mike Biss 10:02:56 14:05:14 04:02:17 M 112 268 Steve Davidson 10:09:38 14:12:29 04:02:50 M 112 124 Jim White 9:48:34 13:51:29 04:02:55 M 112 298 Will Armitage 10:13:21 14:16:32 04:03:10 M 112 161 Mark Allan 10:13:21 14:16:38 04:03:16 M 112 255 Sarah Cary 10:03:17 14:06:39 04:03:21 F 112 82 Geoff Godschalk 10:12:37 14:17:00 04:04:22 M 112 228 Philip Tsang 10:09:53 14:14:22 04:04:28 M 112 102 Heather Browne 10:19:38 14:24:28 04:04:49 F 112 266 Stephen Vinning 10:10:40 14:15:34 04:04:54 M 112 95 Graham Posner 10:19:31 14:24:26 04:04:55 M 112 41 Curtis Taltor 10:10:29 14:15:34 04:05:05 M 112 68 Elena Argent 10:20:23 14:26:25 04:06:02 F 112 214 Paul Scaife 9:59:00 14:05:03 04:06:02 M 112 307 M Nugent 9:58:24 14:04:36 04:06:12 M 112 62 Ebrina Vogelaar Kelly 9:58:19 14:04:38 04:06:18 F 112 74 Firmin Moriarty 9:47:58 13:54:27 04:06:28 M 112 19 Barbara Hutton 9:58:08 14:04:38 04:06:30 F 112 245 Roland Fejfar 10:13:44 14:21:24 04:07:40 M 112 88 George Wright 10:20:11 14:28:37 04:08:26 M 112 215 Paul Sparks 9:56:10 14:04:53 04:08:42 M 112 83 Geoff Messenger 9:55:46 14:04:38 04:08:52 M 112 98 Hans Van Den Berk 9:55:57 14:05:11 04:09:13 M 112 34 Chris Ware 10:18:44 14:28:39 04:09:54 M 112 30 Chris Finney 10:19:38 14:30:11 04:10:32 M 112 94 Graham McCarthy 10:22:26 14:33:26 04:10:59 M 112 243 Robin Saunders 9:57:28 14:09:22 04:11:54 M 112 81 Gary Williams 10:20:37 14:33:23 04:12:46 M 112 118 Jamie Granados 10:06:19 14:19:30 04:13:11 M 112 113 James Hancock 10:06:16 14:19:37 04:13:20 M 112 132 John Phipps 10:19:41 14:33:20 04:13:39 M 112 15 Andy Furnell 10:12:24 14:26:18 04:13:53 M 112 59 Diye Wariebi 10:12:00 14:26:09 04:14:08 M 112 201 Nicola Carniato 10:03:23 14:18:39 04:15:15 F 112
If you look at the top 8 riders they all apparently went from 24 mph to 30mph. The next fastest is 20.5mph. The distribution below that is much more even. I think the top 8 times are false readings. So discarding the top 8 aparent results means Pete Green came 3rd!
I suspect Tim Skelding wore Phil Keens transponder as Tim arrived just before Theo and his sad dad.
Yes Daniel, tend to agree. To be doing those kind of speeds (notwithstanding false times/wrong route/cheating etc.etc.) you would be good enough to ride at Pro level!
I'm not sure Pros ride the London Phoenix Easter Classic, or we'd have heard about it wouldn't we?
I suspect the first 8, planned to do the 112k, got mauled by the blue blur at the start, reached moreton,thought sod that, had a pint at that very agreeable looking pub and then wobbled round the 54k.....on reflection a very good tactic.
adding to the existing comments, well done to all, blue train was awesome, and great times from everyone. the guys that just missed out on gold only did so coz robbie was unlucky to puncture twice, otherwise they'd have been well in.
thanks to mark c and james for easing off when i was suffering in the last 30 or so. thanks to all for the first 30 crazy miles. delighted to keep it together and come in just behind james at 20.0 mph avg. a great event.
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Yes can pick you up, let me know your address.
Talking to Marck C he was suggesting leaving at 7.30.
Collective sign on at 8.30 approx so we all set of same time together i think.
Can stick rack on so two on the rack and one/two with wheels off in the boot. So room for more.....
more pain it is then
hey ho!
I'll be setting off around 7.45 then too
Whats your address?
Lookin forward to tomo- BRING IT ON!!
ps Geoff. This is not a Club Ride so chill out
pps Geoff- all club rides are not 9.00 am- check out the 9.30 Sunday Ride and 9.30 Wednesday Ride
and the 9.30 Hangover Monday ride!!!!
Big thanks to Theo, Daniel, Phil and Skelders for waiting for me around 40m + 45m whilst I dealt with 2 punctures - losing valuable time. Owe you all one.
Perfect day for a near perfect Easter route.
Geoff starting making old man noises before wed gone very far and so it was no surprise he slipped off the back soon after. The rest powered on. After maybe twenty miles I was unable to bridge a gap and despite domestique fantastique (Theo) coming back to help his dad I watching in vane as the train hectored on.
This afforded us the luxury of being able to stop for a pee and I mused on how glorious the day was as the warm sunlight glistened in the stream of fluid. The peace was interrupted by cries from Phil K and Skelders progressing along the road also victims of Hector pace.
The feed stop allowed us to form a group of Skelders, Robbie, Phil, Theo and I. We pushed on. Shortly afterwards Robbie punctured and soon after punctured AGAIN in the same tyre. We waited to help our team mate.
With fifteen, or so, miles to go I was feeling the speed and cramp was rearing its ugly head. Theo was doing a great deal of pacing now and suggesting I hold his wheel and call out po for slower and something else for faster.
It was now a desperate scramble to get back in time to manage the gold time of 3:45. I dont know the official times but I suspect whilst close I was the wrong side of the divide.
Congratulations to those who did though. A challenging and excellent route. What better on a Bank Holiday Monday?
I guess I need to remind myself that not all that glissens is gold.
Daniel
anyone seen the times yet??
i died at 23 miles and gutted was only a few miles off train 2. ahhhhh!
rode 45 miles pretty much on me own at 18.3 mph
there was no way back for me.
negative- dropped
positive- in no mans land i caught a good few riders and no one passed me
when i asked riders i was 'catching' if they saw the blue train, it was basically yes but it was a blue blur!!
BRILLIANT!!
soz hector- when i was asked at the end if i was the powerhouse on the blue train in the white shorts, i did say yes...!
hehehehe!
also, James & I received a rather nice complement while packing the car. two guys hobbled by saying 'Jesus, you Ashwell Boys were tearing it up a bit, weren't you?!'
'were we, i hadn't noticed' ;-)
I averaged 18mph and joined up with Dom........we took 4-6 others with us at 19's for miles..the others weren't prepared to share the load....met Chris at feed stop...I stayed on to sort out some seizing muscles and they carried on....I am very happy with that at this moment.
The club has grown up. We are becoming a force to be reckoned with and the spirit is strong.
Shame that Robby had problems with the puncture monkey. Ended up with a group of 3, Peter going like a train up the hills and on the flat into the finish with Mr D and I puffing along behind!
Great rides from all with quite a few over 20mph average I think. :-)
Some great teamwork going on at the front of the train. 2 Tims', Peter and me. I managed to stay on until I got to 76km, then Tim H put the hammer down again and that was it for me. Think I got a bit over excited at the start and paid for it later on!
We'd have had a bigger group, if Mark C hadn't stopped for a cup o tea and cake at the pit stop :-) although he did catch me near the end.
Best thing for me, was when the blue train was in full flow, passing all those other riders, gave a real sense of how fast we were shifting. nice
Lee
Did anyone else notice Peters new pro look shaved legs complete with a bit of gravel rash and his sudden transformation into Fabian Cancellara? Surely no coincidence.
First half was a blast. At the feed stop i thought it would be too big an ask to stay with the lead group and MC wanted to get his tea in which was a good enough excuse for me to have a breather. The second half was mainly completed in a small group of 5 comprised of MC, Stef, me and two other riders who helped share the work, although one on them took the "smooth operator" award for his throughs!
Stef and I lost contact with MC with about 10 to go as he had the legs and Stef and I stuck together most of the way home before we hit the various sets of lights. Two pink caffiene gels downed at 60 miles kicked in at the right moment and i enjoyed the run in!
This was the biggest, fastest and most noticable blue train i have seen to date. All were eaten up all in our path and only a few stayed on although the narrow roads made it hard to hold it all together.
After it all ended the comment to Tim & I was "God you lot smashed it!" Surely that is a "chapeau" to all.
Looking forward to the next one..... Chiltern 100 and a whole load of hills
221 Peter Green 10:12:56 13:39:05 03:26:09 M 112
286 Timothy Hector 10:12:54 13:39:14 03:26:20 M 112
282 Tim Duckett 10:12:40 13:39:11 03:26:31 M 112
163 Mark Constable 10:13:06 13:46:16 03:33:10 M 112
149 Lee Holmes 10:13:09 13:46:41 03:33:32 M 112
112 James Davis 10:13:11 13:47:35 03:34:24 M 112
262 Stefan Dixon 10:13:01 13:47:48 03:34:47 M 112
Looks like Robbie missed out on Gold by 51 seconds and the Doncaster Clan missed it by just 2 mins. I haven't had chance to look up the others, sorry and I dont know what Scouse Chris's real name is!
Skelders - you did cross the timing mat at the start didn't you? coz your name is down and you have a finish time but no start time!! doh
Bizzarely, some of the other times are ridiculously quick, which makes one wonder if they are inaccurate. the top placed rider at 2hours 11 mins. Can that be correct??
The chap that did 2.11 was avaeraging 31 mph amazing if true!
I do suspect some may have done the short route ;-)
198 Neil Samuels 10:24:17 12:36:08 02:11:51 M 112
205 Owen Roberts 10:21:04 12:46:57 02:25:53 M 112
105 Hendrik Strauss 10:05:33 12:32:51 02:27:18 M 112
285 Tim Yeo 9:53:01 12:20:27 02:27:25 M 112
212 Paul McManus 9:52:58 12:20:25 02:27:27 M 112
267 Steve Bristow 10:16:04 12:43:43 02:27:39 M 112
206 Pamela Cranston 10:10:03 12:47:05 02:37:01 F 112
274 Steve Pearson 10:30:38 13:19:21 02:48:43 M 112
84 Geoff Nutter 10:19:05 13:37:57 03:18:52 M 112
288 Tom McEvoy 10:13:18 13:35:37 03:22:19 M 112
79 Gary MacGowan 10:13:32 13:39:15 03:25:42 M 112
221 Peter Green 10:12:56 13:39:05 03:26:09 M 112
286 Timothy Hector 10:12:54 13:39:14 03:26:20 M 112
282 Tim Duckett 10:12:40 13:39:11 03:26:31 M 112
163 Mark Constable 10:13:06 13:46:16 03:33:10 M 112
149 Lee Holmes 10:13:09 13:46:41 03:33:32 M 112
112 James Davis 10:13:11 13:47:35 03:34:24 M 112
262 Stefan Dixon 10:13:01 13:47:48 03:34:47 M 112
142 Kevin Armstrong 10:19:53 13:55:26 03:35:33 M 112
220 Peter Gottlieb 10:19:44 13:55:25 03:35:41 M 112
36 Colin King 10:19:36 13:55:34 03:35:57 M 112
252 Sam Pettit 10:03:00 13:40:31 03:37:30 M 112
87 George Glassby 9:57:35 13:35:48 03:38:12 M 112
192 Mikkel Togsverd 9:52:48 13:31:56 03:39:07 M 112
37 Colin McPherson 10:15:45 13:55:32 03:39:46 M 112
114 James Logan 9:55:41 13:35:53 03:40:12 M 112
40 Curtis Sullam 9:59:27 13:40:33 03:41:05 M 112
287 Tom Harrow 10:13:49 13:55:35 03:41:45 M 112
224 Phil Aspden 10:13:16 13:55:48 03:42:31 M 112
237 Richard Sullam 9:59:29 13:42:22 03:42:52 M 112
320 S Stambrook 10:19:30 14:02:30 03:43:00 M 112
12 Andrew Rollason 10:20:24 14:04:39 03:44:14 M 112
194 Natalie Dale 10:25:24 14:10:46 03:45:22 F 112
107 Huw Thomas 10:25:16 14:10:49 03:45:32 M 112
80 Gary Pugsley 10:15:43 14:01:23 03:45:40 M 112
239 Robbie Laughton 10:13:03 13:58:54 03:45:51 M 112
45 Danilo Simbari 10:06:09 13:52:49 03:46:40 M 112
247 Ross Fryer 10:00:17 13:47:03 03:46:45 M 112
44 Daniel Doncaster 10:13:00 13:59:55 03:46:55 M 112
280 Theo Doncaster 10:12:56 13:59:55 03:46:59 M 112
284 Tim Skelding 10:12:14 13:59:37 03:47:23 M 112
16 Andy Hill 10:06:14 13:54:23 03:48:08 M 112
178 Matt Harrison 10:10:41 13:58:55 03:48:13 M 112
225 Philip Cooper 10:06:12 13:54:25 03:48:13 M 112
292 Tony Sheehan 10:20:49 14:09:23 03:48:34 M 112
69 Ellis Bright 9:58:27 13:47:17 03:48:50 M 112
3 Adrian Durran 10:03:53 13:52:55 03:49:01 M 112
141 Kenny Nicoll 10:13:38 14:02:49 03:49:10 M 112
236 Richard Lofthouse 10:03:20 13:52:41 03:49:20 M 112
226 Philip Keen 10:12:42 14:02:47 03:50:04 M 112
92 Graeme Hurry 10:01:15 13:52:04 03:50:48 M 112
4 Adrian Morton 10:03:21 13:54:30 03:51:09 M 112
164 Mark Frodsham 10:22:51 14:14:08 03:51:16 M 112
244 Roger Hornsby 10:03:09 13:54:30 03:51:20 M 112
276 Steven Martindale 10:00:30 13:52:03 03:51:32 M 112
179 Matthew Brettler 10:09:36 14:01:19 03:51:43 M 112
33 Chris Smith 10:12:44 14:04:41 03:51:57 M 112
116 James McLeman 10:21:00 14:14:11 03:53:10 M 112
171 Mark Spicer 9:56:24 13:50:03 03:53:38 M 112
144 Kevin Lunt 9:46:47 13:40:36 03:53:49 M 112
123 Jerry Lockyer 9:46:40 13:40:33 03:53:53 M 112
90 Gianluca Pisano 9:52:47 13:46:44 03:53:57 M 112
258 Simon Argent 10:20:16 14:15:32 03:55:16 M 112
31 Chris Groves 10:20:31 14:16:31 03:56:00 M 112
43 Dan Weinberg 10:20:21 14:16:29 03:56:08 M 112
111 Jack Sedgwick 10:20:17 14:16:25 03:56:08 M 112
60 Dominic Owens 10:13:08 14:09:21 03:56:13 M 112
168 Mark Mayo 10:20:13 14:16:34 03:56:20 M 112
127 Joel Bromley 10:20:18 14:16:41 03:56:22 M 112
193 Nancy Gibson 10:20:06 14:16:33 03:56:27 F 112
182 Max Leonard 10:19:59 14:16:27 03:56:28 M 112
185 Michael Van Leonen 9:49:38 13:46:29 03:56:51 M 112
299 Will Fooks 10:19:42 14:16:35 03:56:52 M 112
119 Jan Van Weert 10:20:02 14:17:02 03:57:00 M 112
183 Michael Sanders 10:13:26 14:11:38 03:58:11 M 112
10 Andrew Bywater 10:10:36 14:09:26 03:58:50 M 112
177 Matt Harris 10:10:36 14:09:28 03:58:52 M 112
100 Hasan Sahoglu 9:55:35 13:54:37 03:59:01 M 112
291 Tom Waterman 9:55:26 13:54:36 03:59:10 M 112
110 Jack 9:55:23 13:54:38 03:59:14 M 112
270 Steve Jenkins 10:04:12 14:05:29 04:01:17 M 112
108 Ian Munro 10:13:15 14:14:37 04:01:21 M 112
169 Mark Plant 10:09:45 14:11:34 04:01:48 M 112
14 Andy Bellis 10:18:55 14:20:49 04:01:54 M 112
65 Edmar Gwiazda 10:09:41 14:11:36 04:01:54 M 112
91 Glenn Quadros 10:09:45 14:11:39 04:01:54 M 112
187 Mike Biss 10:02:56 14:05:14 04:02:17 M 112
268 Steve Davidson 10:09:38 14:12:29 04:02:50 M 112
124 Jim White 9:48:34 13:51:29 04:02:55 M 112
298 Will Armitage 10:13:21 14:16:32 04:03:10 M 112
161 Mark Allan 10:13:21 14:16:38 04:03:16 M 112
255 Sarah Cary 10:03:17 14:06:39 04:03:21 F 112
82 Geoff Godschalk 10:12:37 14:17:00 04:04:22 M 112
228 Philip Tsang 10:09:53 14:14:22 04:04:28 M 112
102 Heather Browne 10:19:38 14:24:28 04:04:49 F 112
266 Stephen Vinning 10:10:40 14:15:34 04:04:54 M 112
95 Graham Posner 10:19:31 14:24:26 04:04:55 M 112
41 Curtis Taltor 10:10:29 14:15:34 04:05:05 M 112
68 Elena Argent 10:20:23 14:26:25 04:06:02 F 112
214 Paul Scaife 9:59:00 14:05:03 04:06:02 M 112
307 M Nugent 9:58:24 14:04:36 04:06:12 M 112
62 Ebrina Vogelaar Kelly 9:58:19 14:04:38 04:06:18 F 112
74 Firmin Moriarty 9:47:58 13:54:27 04:06:28 M 112
19 Barbara Hutton 9:58:08 14:04:38 04:06:30 F 112
245 Roland Fejfar 10:13:44 14:21:24 04:07:40 M 112
88 George Wright 10:20:11 14:28:37 04:08:26 M 112
215 Paul Sparks 9:56:10 14:04:53 04:08:42 M 112
83 Geoff Messenger 9:55:46 14:04:38 04:08:52 M 112
98 Hans Van Den Berk 9:55:57 14:05:11 04:09:13 M 112
34 Chris Ware 10:18:44 14:28:39 04:09:54 M 112
30 Chris Finney 10:19:38 14:30:11 04:10:32 M 112
94 Graham McCarthy 10:22:26 14:33:26 04:10:59 M 112
243 Robin Saunders 9:57:28 14:09:22 04:11:54 M 112
81 Gary Williams 10:20:37 14:33:23 04:12:46 M 112
118 Jamie Granados 10:06:19 14:19:30 04:13:11 M 112
113 James Hancock 10:06:16 14:19:37 04:13:20 M 112
132 John Phipps 10:19:41 14:33:20 04:13:39 M 112
15 Andy Furnell 10:12:24 14:26:18 04:13:53 M 112
59 Diye Wariebi 10:12:00 14:26:09 04:14:08 M 112
201 Nicola Carniato 10:03:23 14:18:39 04:15:15 F 112
I suspect Tim Skelding wore Phil Keens transponder as Tim arrived just before Theo and his sad dad.
I'm not sure Pros ride the London Phoenix Easter Classic, or we'd have heard about it wouldn't we?
well done to all, blue train was awesome, and great times from everyone.
the guys that just missed out on gold only did so coz robbie was unlucky to puncture twice, otherwise they'd have been well in.
thanks to mark c and james for easing off when i was suffering in the last 30 or so. thanks to all for the first 30 crazy miles.
delighted to keep it together and come in just behind james at 20.0 mph avg. a great event.
regards
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