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Ras na mBan Race Report

by Anna Magrath | Sep 11, 2016

Rikke Lønne (Team Crescent D.A.R.E.) has taken overall victory in An Post Rás na mBan 2016 after finishing fourth in the final stage in Kilkenny.

The Dane was part of a seven rider group witch contested the final sprint in front of Kilkenny Castle after 85 km of dry and windy conditions.

The final stage win went to Eileen Roe (Team WNT) for the second successive year as she sprinted in ahead of the Netherlands’ Nina Buijsman (Regioteam Noord-Holland 2) and Norwegian Stine Borgli (Bryne CK).

On a day where the high winds played a major role, the race split into several small groups. The winning move was established on the final Queen of the Mountains hill at Woodstock after 43km where Ida Erngren (Team Crescent D.A.R.E) led Marieke Kerkvliet (WV Breda) over the top.

The points accrued for second were enough to ensure that the Dutch woman would overhaul Lonne to win the Wicklow 200 Queen of the Mountains classification.

The leaders established their advantage on the descent as Erngren and Kerkvliet were joined by Lonne, Roe, Buijsman, Borgli and Natalie Grinczer (Team WNT).

The leaders quickly established an advantage of over a minute by the time the chase group of 32 could get organised. In that chasing group were the riders placed second and third overall, Lydia Boylan (Team WNT) and Erin Kinnealy (CCN Energy HR Australia), respectively, who battled hard to maintain their position in the general classification.

We were extremely impressed with the Ràs na mBan and the professionalism of the race organisation. This was our first visit with a team and we were overwhelmed by the convivial atmosphere.

Our team performed every day and we are extremely proud of what each rider has achieved. We have all learnt a lot from the experience and we look forward to visiting Ireland to race again soon.

Our thanks to Fred Bamforth and John Hammer for their invaluable assistance with the team all week and to Ian Roberts for the logistical support.

A final thank you to the Fred Whitton Challenge for helping us to give riders a racing chance.

Heather Bamforth

Team Manager & Founder of The Racing Chance Foundation Charity, Team Racing Chance

The leaders’ maximum advantage was 1m15s with 10km to go, a margin which began to shrink on the approached the finish. Crossing the line with arms aloft in front of the large crowd gathered at the finishline outside Kilkenny Castle, Roe took the honours on the day and with it the final victory in the National Dairy Council Points competition.

Buisjman’s second place ensured she retained the WomensCycling.ie Young rider jersey. The chase group narrowed the gap to 53s Which was enough for Boylan to stay second overall while Kerkvliet moved ahead of Kinnealy and into third.

Great experience, well organised and a good development opportunity for our juniors. Shame about the criterium which was cancelled as 3 of our girls worked hard all race to position themselves at the front to make sure they made the select group that was left in the race.

They are such amazing riders and bike handlers that a fast and furious stage like this gave them their best opportunity for a podium finish and it was definitely looking that way with one lap to go. It was unfortunate the stage was made null and void as that group had made up over 2 minutes on the rest of the riders, the decision to not give that was frustrating. I felt that talented girls that had fantastic bike skills missed out on the chance to shine. Stronger riders who are not so good at racing or as skilful were given serious advantage by the stage being nullified.

We would obviously much rather everyone be safe and our thoughts go out to those involved in the crash and we wish them a full and speedy recovery. Our juniors were excited to be part of it and are already planning next year.

Victoria Hood

Team Manager, Team Jadan

Claire McIlwaine (Cycling Ulster) was safely in the main group to secure her first Kilkenny County Council Green jersey for Best Home Based Irish Rider. Boylan took the award as Top Rider with a British Based Team.

There was a strong UK contingent at the Ras this year, Team WNT had the top placed British rider Natalie Grinczer coming in 5th. The North of England was represented by well by Cliff Pratt, The Racing Chance Foundation & Team Jadan, their highest placings respectively were 14th for Jennifer George, 26th Kelly Murphy & 31st Rhona Callander (Under 23 junior).

Top Junior went to Pfeiffer Georgi (Backstedt Cycling) while Marianne Leeuwen (Regio Team Nord Holland 1). The WNT squad won the overall Team award while Cycling Ulster, who secured the top three in the Best Irish Rider classification, comfortably won the top Irish-based team prize.

We thoroughly enjoyed competing in this year’s Rás na mBan.
We decided to enter a team after we had several riders asking us how they could get in, such is the esteem that the event is held in.
Our riders came into the race with a range of experience; Jen George, Grace Garner and Corinne Clark have competed in some of the world’s biggest bike races, whereas, Alicia Speake and Steph Mottram are competitive on the British scene but had not taken part in an event of such stature before.
The girls rode out of their skin on each and every day. Their dedication, teamwork and passion made the race what it was for us. Unfortunately we were hindered slightly by illness and some misfortune but our riders showed resilience and kept pushing right to the end.
Our standout moments were Grace’s amazing 2nd on stage two, Grace leading the Points and Young Rider classifications, Jen and Alicia’s awesome performance on stage 3, Steph’s beast of ride in the time trial and Corinne finishing the race on Sunday after nearly deciding to pull out after stage one.
I would like to thank Alex Reed for his invaluable support.
Thank you to Expedia UK, Hotels.com, the Expedia Affiliate Network and everyone who donated for making it possible for us to have taken part.
And finally thanks to the organisers, volunteers, officials, riders and teams for making our time at the Rás na mBan such an enjoyable one.
We’ll be back next year!

Keith McRae

Team Manager, Cliff Pratt Racing

1.	EILEEN ROE	TEAM WNT	GBR		2.08’34”
2.	NINA BUIJSMAN	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2	NED	U23	2.08’34”
3.	STINE BORGLI	BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE	NOR		2.08’34”
4.	RIKKE LONNE	TEAM CRESCENT DARE	DEN		2.08’34”
5.	IDA ERNGREN	TEAM CRESCENT DARE	SWE		2.08’34”
6.	NATALIE GRINCZER	TEAM WNT	GBR		2.08’34”
7.	MARIEKE KERKVLIET	WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM	NED		2.08’34”
8.	CECILIA LE BRIS	TEAM BREIZH LADIES	FRA	U23	2.09’27”	53″
9.	GRACE GARNER	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR	U23	2.09’27”	53″
10.	LAURA GORTER	WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM	NED		2.09’27”	53″
11.	LAUREN CREAMER	TEAM TORELLI	IRL		2.09’27”	53″
12.	ERYN NOLAN	ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT	IRL		2.09’27”	53″
13.	RHONA CALLANDER	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	GBR	U23, J	2.09’27”	53″
14.	EVA VAN DEN BORN	GB CYCLES.CO.UK	NED		2.09’27”	53″
15.	ROOS HOOGEBOOM	CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA	NED		2.09’27”	53″
16.	MARJOLEIN BAKKER	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2	NED	U23	2.09’27”	53″
17.	ALICIA SPEAKE	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR		2.09’27”	53″
18.	KIRSTEN PEETOOM	MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN	NED		2.09’27”	53″
19.	MARIANNE VAN LEEUWEN	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1	NED	V	2.09’27”	53″
20.	STEPHANIE MOTTRAM	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR		2.09’27”	53″
21.	ALICE SHARPE	TEAM TORELLI	GBR	U23	2.09’27”	53″
22.	LYDIA BOYLAN	TEAM WNT	IRL		2.09’27”	53″
23.	JENNY HOLDEN	FUSION RTFIERLAN	GBR	U23	2.09’27”	53″
24.	PFEIFFER GEORGI	BACKSTEDT CYCLING	GBR	U23, J	2.09’27”	53″
25.	ELENOR CAMPBELL	FUSION RTFIERLAN	GBR	U23	2.09’27”	53″
26.	JENNY POWELL	ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT	DEN		2.09’27”	53″
27.	JENNIFER GEORGE	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR		2.09’27”	53″
28.	ELIZABETH BANKS	FUSION RTFIERLAN	GBR		2.09’27”	53″
29.	ELYNOR BACKSTEDT	BACKSTEDT CYCLING	GBR	U23, J	2.09’27”	53″
30.	TAMSIN VICARY	RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION	GBR		2.09’27”	53″
31.	MICHELLE GEOGHEGAN	SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS	IRL		2.09’27”	53″
32.	AMALIE LUTRO	TEAM RYTGER	NOR	U23, J	2.09’27”	53″
33.	LYDIA GURLEY	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2	IRL		2.09’27”	53″
34.	REBECCA CARTER	TEAM WNT	GBR		2.09’27”	53″
35.	HEATHER FOLEY	CYCLING ULSTER	IRL		2.09’27”	53″
36.	ERIN KINNEALY	CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA	AUS		2.09’27”	53″
37.	CLAIRE MCILLWAINE	CYCLING ULSTER	IRL		2.09’27”	53″
38.	KATHARINE SMYTH	CYCLING ULSTER	IRL		2.09’27”	53″
39.	KELLY MURPHY	RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION	GBR		2.09’27”	53″
40.	REBECCA RIMMINGTON	TEAM WNT	GBR		2.09’27”	53″
41.	CHARLOTTE ALSTON	RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION	GBR	U23	2.13’18”	4’44”
42.	FEMKE VAN KESSEL	WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM	NED		2.13’18”	4’44”
43.	MELISSA VAN NECK	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1	NED		2.13’18”	4’44”
44.	MAURA CLAFFEY	TC RACING	IRL		2.13’18”	4’44”
45.	EILEEN BURNS	CYCLING ULSTER	IRL		2.13’18”	4’44”
46.	ALICJA VERHAGEN	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2	NED		2.13’18”	4’44”
47.	JOSEFINE HUITFELDT	TEAM RYTGER	DEN	U23	2.13’18”	4’44”
48.	SARAH BRADFORD	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	GBR	U23, J	2.13’18”	4’44”
49.	ANDREA TERJESEN	BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE	NOR	U23	2.13’18”	4’44”
50.	ALISA HEALY	RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION	GBR		2.13’18”	4’44”
51.	FIONA GUIHEN	TC RACING	IRL		2.13’18”	4’44”
52.	SINNEAD OAKES	DE RONDE VAN CORK	IRL	V	2.13’18”	4’44”
53.	ROISIN THOMAS	TC RACING	IRL		2.13’18”	4’44”
54.	KYLIE WATERREUS	MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN	NED	U23, J	2.13’18”	4’44”
55.	KRISTINE KOFMAN	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1	NED		2.13’18”	4’44”
56.	CORINNE CLARKE	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR		2.13’18”	4’44”
57.	TONE HATTELAND LIMA	BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE	NOR		2.13’18”	4’44”
58.	AIDEEN KEENAN	SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS	IRL		2.13’18”	4’44”
59.	JOANNE GROENVELDT	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1	NED		2.13’18”	4’44”
60.	MADS SCOTT	TEAM TORELLI	GBR	U23	2.13’18”	4’44”
61.	ANNA WEAVER	TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM	GBR		2.13’18”	4’44”
62.	CHLOE WELLER	PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE	GBR		2.13’18”	4’44”
63.	EMMY ANDERSSON	TEAM CRESCENT DARE	SWE		2.13’18”	4’44”
64.	FIONA HUNTER-JOHNSON	FUSION RTFIERLAN	GBR		2.13’18”	4’44”
65.	SOPHIE THACKERY	TEAM TORELLI	GBR	U23, J	2.13’18”	4’44”
66.	BETH MCLUSKEY	SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS	IRL	V	2.13’18”	4’44”
67.	SHAUNA MCFADDEN	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	IRL	U23, J	2.13’18”	4’44”
68.	FANNY LE HUITOUZE	TEAM BREIZH LADIES	FRA		2.13’18”	4’44”
69.	JENNY HOLL	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	GBR	U23, J	2.13’18”	4’44”
70.	ALEXIS BARNES	PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE	AUS		2.13’18”	4’44”
71.	HELENE GERARD	TEAM BREIZH LADIES	FRA	U23	2.13’18”	4’44”
72.	KAROLINE ROSTE OMDAL	BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE	NOR	U23	2.16’03”	7’29”
73.	ELLEN MCDERMOTT	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	GBR		2.16’03”	7’29”
74.	SARAH BURKE	GB CYCLES.CO.UK	GBR		2.16’03”	7’29”
75.	EVE DIXON	STARLEY RACING	GBR	U23	2.16’03”	7’29”
76.	AMALIE WINTHER OLSEN	MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN	DEN	U23	2.16’04”	7’30”
77.	CLEO KORTENHORST	WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM	NED	U23	2.16’04”	7’30”
78.	TILINA LEVIN	TEAM CRESCENT DARE	SWE		2.16’04”	7’30”
79.	ISABEL ELLIS	BACKSTEDT CYCLING	GBR	U23, J	2.16’04”	7’30”
80.	ANGELA SMITH	CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA	AUS	U23	2.16’04”	7’30”
81.	SARA VERHAEST	MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN	BEL	U23	2.16’04”	7’30”
82.	MARGRIET KLOPPENBURG	ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT	DEN		2.16’04”	7’30”
83.	JENNIFER BATEY	TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM	GBR		2.16’04”	7’30”
84.	PERNILLA VAN ROZELAAR	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2	NED	U23	2.16’26”	7’52”
85.	SARAH DUFFIELD	CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA	AUS		2.18’43”	10’09”
86.	GABRIELLE RIMASSON	TEAM BREIZH LADIES	FRA	U23	2.18’43”	10’09”
87.	REBECCA DOBSON	TC RACING	IRL		2.18’43”	10’09”
88.	NESSA ROCHFORD	DE RONDE VAN CORK	IRL	V	2.18’43”	10’09”
89.	SANNE VAN HELMOND	WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM	NED		2.18’43”	10’09”
90.	AMY GOOD	GB CYCLES.CO.UK	IRL	U23	2.18’43”	10’09”
91.	SELMA SVARF	TEAM CRESCENT DARE	SWE	U23	2.18’43”	10’09”
92.	EIMEAR HARRISON	TC RACING	IRL	U23, J	2.25’07”	16’33”

1.	RIKKE LONNE	TEAM CRESCENT DARE	DEN		9.06’35”
2.	LYDIA BOYLAN	TEAM WNT	IRL		9.10’43”	4’08”
3.	MARIEKE KERKVLIET	WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM	NED		9.11’09”	4’34”
4.	NINA BUIJSMAN	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2	NED	U23	9.11’23”	4’48”
5.	NATALIE GRINCZER	TEAM WNT	GBR		9.11’39”	5’04”
6.	IDA ERNGREN	TEAM CRESCENT DARE	SWE		9.11’39”	5’04”
7.	ERIN KINNEALY	CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA	AUS		9.11’51”	5’16”
8.	STINE BORGLI	BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE	NOR		9.12’15”	5’40”
9.	LAURA GORTER	WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM	NED		9.12’38”	6’03”
10.	EVA VAN DEN BORN	GB CYCLES.CO.UK	NED		9.12’43”	6’08”
11.	PFEIFFER GEORGI	BACKSTEDT CYCLING	GBR	U23, J	9.12’49”	6’14”
12.	ELYNOR BACKSTEDT	BACKSTEDT CYCLING	GBR	U23, J	9.12’55”	6’20”
13.	CLAIRE MCILLWAINE	CYCLING ULSTER	IRL		9.12’58”	6’23”
14.	JENNIFER GEORGE	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR		9.13’00”	6’25”
15.	ALICE SHARPE	TEAM TORELLI	GBR	U23	9.13’05”	6’30”
16.	JENNY POWELL	ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT	DEN		9.13’06”	6’31”
17.	EILEEN ROE	TEAM WNT	GBR		9.13’12”	6’37”
18.	ELIZABETH BANKS	FUSION RTFIERLAN	GBR		9.13’16”	6’41”
19.	REBECCA RIMMINGTON	TEAM WNT	GBR		9.13’29”	6’54”
20.	CECILIA LE BRIS	TEAM BREIZH LADIES	FRA	U23	9.13’32”	6’57”
21.	JENNY HOLDEN	FUSION RTFIERLAN	GBR	U23	9.13’38”	7’03”
22.	ROOS HOOGEBOOM	CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA	NED		9.14’36”	8’01”
23.	KIRSTEN PEETOOM	MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN	NED		9.14’49”	8’14”
24.	ELENOR CAMPBELL	FUSION RTFIERLAN	GBR	U23	9.15’05”	8’30”
25.	STEPHANIE MOTTRAM	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR		9.15’34”	8’59”
26.	KELLY MURPHY	RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION	GBR		9.15’34”	8’59”
27.	KATHARINE SMYTH	CYCLING ULSTER	IRL		9.15’35”	9’00”
28.	REBECCA CARTER	TEAM WNT	GBR		9.15’46”	9’11”
29.	HEATHER FOLEY	CYCLING ULSTER	IRL		9.16’19”	9’44”
30.	GRACE GARNER	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR	U23	9.16’58”	10’23”
31.	RHONA CALLANDER	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	GBR	U23, J	9.17’23”	10’48”
32.	FIONA HUNTER-JOHNSON	FUSION RTFIERLAN	GBR		9.18’02”	11’27”
33.	MICHELLE GEOGHEGAN	SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS	IRL		9.18’05”	11’30”
34.	TONE HATTELAND LIMA	BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE	NOR		9.18’25”	11’50”
35.	ROISIN THOMAS	TC RACING	IRL		9.18’39”	12’04”
36.	LYDIA GURLEY	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2	IRL		9.19’25”	12’50”
37.	LAUREN CREAMER	TEAM TORELLI	IRL		9.19’26”	12’51”
38.	KRISTINE KOFMAN	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1	NED		9.19’49”	13’14”
39.	MELISSA VAN NECK	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1	NED		9.19’53”	13’18”
40.	ALICIA SPEAKE	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR		9.19’58”	13’23”
41.	FIONA GUIHEN	TC RACING	IRL		9.20’15”	13’40”
42.	FANNY LE HUITOUZE	TEAM BREIZH LADIES	FRA		9.20’17”	13’42”
43.	HELENE GERARD	TEAM BREIZH LADIES	FRA	U23	9.20’28”	13’53”
44.	KYLIE WATERREUS	MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN	NED	U23, J	9.21’28”	14’53”
45.	AMALIE LUTRO	TEAM RYTGER	NOR	U23, J	9.21’45”	15’10”
46.	MARIANNE VAN LEEUWEN	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1	NED	V	9.22’07”	15’32”
47.	ALICJA VERHAGEN	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2	NED		9.22’18”	15’43”
48.	ERYN NOLAN	ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT	IRL		9.22’24”	15’49”
49.	BETH MCLUSKEY	SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS	IRL	V	9.22’32”	15’57”
50.	TAMSIN VICARY	RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION	GBR		9.23’20”	16’45”
51.	MARGRIET KLOPPENBURG	ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT	DEN		9.24’20”	17’45”
52.	JOANNE GROENVELDT	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1	NED		9.24’37”	18’02”
53.	AIDEEN KEENAN	SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS	IRL		9.24’44”	18’09”
54.	CHARLOTTE ALSTON	RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION	GBR	U23	9.26’19”	19’44”
55.	GABRIELLE RIMASSON	TEAM BREIZH LADIES	FRA	U23	9.26’25”	19’50”
56.	EILEEN BURNS	CYCLING ULSTER	IRL		9.26’42”	20’07”
57.	ANNA WEAVER	TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM	GBR		9.26’55”	20’20”
58.	MARJOLEIN BAKKER	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2	NED	U23	9.27’29”	20’54”
59.	SOPHIE THACKERY	TEAM TORELLI	GBR	U23, J	9.27’57”	21’22”
60.	ALISA HEALY	RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION	GBR		9.28’04”	21’29”
61.	MADS SCOTT	TEAM TORELLI	GBR	U23	9.28’14”	21’39”
62.	SARAH BRADFORD	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	GBR	U23, J	9.28’45”	22’10”
63.	CLEO KORTENHORST	WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM	NED	U23	9.29’52”	23’17”
64.	EMMY ANDERSSON	TEAM CRESCENT DARE	SWE		9.29’56”	23’21”
65.	JENNY HOLL	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	GBR	U23, J	9.30’06”	23’31”
66.	JOSEFINE HUITFELDT	TEAM RYTGER	DEN	U23	9.30’26”	23’51”
67.	ALEXIS BARNES	PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE	AUS		9.31’03”	24’28”
68.	ELLEN MCDERMOTT	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	GBR		9.31’03”	24’28”
69.	FEMKE VAN KESSEL	WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM	NED		9.31’17”	24’42”
70.	CORINNE CLARKE	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR		9.31’58”	25’23”
71.	SINNEAD OAKES	DE RONDE VAN CORK	IRL	V	9.32’25”	25’50”
72.	AMALIE WINTHER OLSEN	MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN	DEN	U23	9.33’01”	26’26”
73.	ANDREA TERJESEN	BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE	NOR	U23	9.33’36”	27’01”
74.	TILINA LEVIN	TEAM CRESCENT DARE	SWE		9.36’36”	30’01”
75.	MAURA CLAFFEY	TC RACING	IRL		9.38’49”	32’14”
76.	SARAH DUFFIELD	CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA	AUS		9.39’15”	32’40”
77.	ISABEL ELLIS	BACKSTEDT CYCLING	GBR	U23, J	9.41’54”	35’19”
78.	EVE DIXON	STARLEY RACING	GBR	U23	9.42’48”	36’13”
79.	KAROLINE ROSTE OMDAL	BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE	NOR	U23	9.44’24”	37’49”
80.	CHLOE WELLER	PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE	GBR		9.48’18”	41’43”
81.	JENNIFER BATEY	TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM	GBR		9.49’37”	43’02”
82.	PERNILLA VAN ROZELAAR	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2	NED	U23	9.49’56”	43’21”
83.	SARAH BURKE	GB CYCLES.CO.UK	GBR		9.53’18”	46’43”
84.	ANGELA SMITH	CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA	AUS	U23	9.54’39”	48’04”
85.	SHAUNA MCFADDEN	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	IRL	U23, J	9.56’09”	49’34”
86.	MARGAUX CADOL	TEAM BREIZH LADIES	FRA	U23	9.56’34”	49’59”
87.	NESSA ROCHFORD	DE RONDE VAN CORK	IRL	V	9.57’19”	50’44”
88.	SOPHIE ENVER	TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM	GBR	U23, J	9.57’39”	51’04”
89.	SANNE VAN HELMOND	WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM	NED		9.57’40”	51’05”
90.	VICTORIA STRILA	PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE	GBR		9.59’41”	53’06”
91.	EIMEAR HARRISON	TC RACING	IRL	U23, J	10.00’57”	54’22”
92.	MIRELLE VREE	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1	NED		10.08’04”	1.01’29”
93.	SARA VERHAEST	MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN	BEL	U23	10.13’30”	1.06’55”
94.	SELMA SVARF	TEAM CRESCENT DARE	SWE	U23	10.15’33”	1.08’58”
95.	AMY GOOD	GB CYCLES.CO.UK	IRL	U23	10.16’08”	1.09’33”
96.	REBECCA DOBSON	TC RACING	IRL		10.19’44”	1.13’09”
97.	CLAIRE O NEILL	CYCLING ULSTER	IRL	V	10.19’52”	1.13’17”
98.	FRANCESCA CUTTS	GB CYCLES.CO.UK	GBR	U23	10.21’18”	1.14’43”
99.	SOPHIE BLACK	STARLEY RACING	GBR	U23	10.24’01”	1.17’26”

1.	NINA BUIJSMAN	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2	NED	U23	9.11’23”
2.	PFEIFFER GEORGI	BACKSTEDT CYCLING	GBR	U23, J	9.12’49”	1’26”
3.	ELYNOR BACKSTEDT	BACKSTEDT CYCLING	GBR	U23, J	9.12’55”	1’32”
4.	ALICE SHARPE	TEAM TORELLI	GBR	U23	9.13’05”	1’42”
5.	CECILIA LE BRIS	TEAM BREIZH LADIES	FRA	U23	9.13’32”	2’09”
6.	JENNY HOLDEN	FUSION RTFIERLAN	GBR	U23	9.13’38”	2’15”
7.	ELENOR CAMPBELL	FUSION RTFIERLAN	GBR	U23	9.15’05”	3’42”
8.	GRACE GARNER	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR	U23	9.16’58”	5’35”
9.	RHONA CALLANDER	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	GBR	U23, J	9.17’23”	6’00”
10.	HELENE GERARD	TEAM BREIZH LADIES	FRA	U23	9.20’28”	9’05”
11.	KYLIE WATERREUS	MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN	NED	U23, J	9.21’28”	10’05”
12.	AMALIE LUTRO	TEAM RYTGER	NOR	U23, J	9.21’45”	10’22”
13.	CHARLOTTE ALSTON	RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION	GBR	U23	9.26’19”	14’56”
14.	GABRIELLE RIMASSON	TEAM BREIZH LADIES	FRA	U23	9.26’25”	15’02”
15.	MARJOLEIN BAKKER	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2	NED	U23	9.27’29”	16’06”
16.	SOPHIE THACKERY	TEAM TORELLI	GBR	U23, J	9.27’57”	16’34”
17.	MADS SCOTT	TEAM TORELLI	GBR	U23	9.28’14”	16’51”
18.	SARAH BRADFORD	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	GBR	U23, J	9.28’45”	17’22”
19.	CLEO KORTENHORST	WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM	NED	U23	9.29’52”	18’29”
20.	JENNY HOLL	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	GBR	U23, J	9.30’06”	18’43”
21.	JOSEFINE HUITFELDT	TEAM RYTGER	DEN	U23	9.30’26”	19’03”
22.	AMALIE WINTHER OLSEN	MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN	DEN	U23	9.33’01”	21’38”
23.	ANDREA TERJESEN	BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE	NOR	U23	9.33’36”	22’13”
24.	ISABEL ELLIS	BACKSTEDT CYCLING	GBR	U23, J	9.41’54”	30’31”
25.	EVE DIXON	STARLEY RACING	GBR	U23	9.42’48”	31’25”
26.	KAROLINE ROSTE OMDAL	BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE	NOR	U23	9.44’24”	33’01”
27.	PERNILLA VAN ROZELAAR	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2	NED	U23	9.49’56”	38’33”
28.	ANGELA SMITH	CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA	AUS	U23	9.54’39”	43’16”
29.	SHAUNA MCFADDEN	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	IRL	U23, J	9.56’09”	44’46”
30.	MARGAUX CADOL	TEAM BREIZH LADIES	FRA	U23	9.56’34”	45’11”
31.	SOPHIE ENVER	TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM	GBR	U23, J	9.57’39”	46’16”
32.	EIMEAR HARRISON	TC RACING	IRL	U23, J	10.00’57”	49’34”
33.	SARA VERHAEST	MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN	BEL	U23	10.13’30”	1.02’07”
34.	SELMA SVARF	TEAM CRESCENT DARE	SWE	U23	10.15’33”	1.04’10”
35.	AMY GOOD	GB CYCLES.CO.UK	IRL	U23	10.16’08”	1.04’45”
36.	FRANCESCA CUTTS	GB CYCLES.CO.UK	GBR	U23	10.21’18”	1.09’55”
37.	SOPHIE BLACK	STARLEY RACING	GBR	U23	10.24’01”	1.12’38”

1.	TEAM WNT	27.34’11”
2.	FUSION RTFIERLAN	27.40’44”	6’33”
3.	CLIFF PRATT RACING	27.42’32”	8’21”
4.	CYCLING ULSTER	27.44’04”	9’53”
5.	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2	27.46’26”	12’15”
6.	BACKSTEDT CYCLING	27.47’04”	12’53”
7.	WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM	27.47’15”	13’04”
8.	TEAM CRESCENT DARE	27.48’10”	13’59”
9.	TEAM BREIZH LADIES	27.54’17”	20’06”
10.	CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA	27.56’43”	22’32”
11.	RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION	27.58’21”	24’10”
12.	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1	27.59’20”	25’09”
13.	ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT	27.59’50”	25’39”
14.	TEAM TORELLI	27.59’59”	25’48”
15.	BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE	28.03’49”	29’38”
16.	SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS	28.05’21”	31’10”
17.	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	28.08’47”	34’36”
18.	MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN	28.09’18”	35’07”
19.	TC RACING	28.11’44”	37’33”
20.	PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE	29.00’18”	1.26’07”
21.	GB CYCLES.CO.UK	29.13’45”	1.39’34”
22.	TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM	29.14’11”	1.40’00”

1.	IDA ERNGREN	TEAM CRESCENT DARE	SWE		12
2.	MARIEKE KERKVLIET	WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM	NED		10
3.	TONE HATTELAND LIMA	BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE	NOR		8
4.	STINE BORGLI	BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE	NOR		6
5.	NATALIE GRINCZER	TEAM WNT	GBR		4
General, Générale
1.	MARIEKE KERKVLIET	WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM	NED		31
2.	IDA ERNGREN	TEAM CRESCENT DARE	SWE		27
3.	RIKKE LONNE	TEAM CRESCENT DARE	DEN		24
4.	LYDIA BOYLAN	TEAM WNT	IRL		20
5.	ERIN KINNEALY	CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA	AUS		16
6.	NATALIE GRINCZER	TEAM WNT	GBR		13
7.	LAURA GORTER	WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM	NED		12
8.	TONE HATTELAND LIMA	BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE	NOR		8
9.	NINA BUIJSMAN	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2	NED	U23	7
10.	CECILIA LE BRIS	TEAM BREIZH LADIES	FRA	U23	7
11.	STINE BORGLI	BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE	NOR		6
12.	EVA VAN DEN BORN	GB CYCLES.CO.UK	NED		6
13.	ROOS HOOGEBOOM	CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA	NED		5
14.	EILEEN ROE	TEAM WNT	GBR		4
15.	ALICE SHARPE	TEAM TORELLI	GBR	U23	3
16.	FIONA HUNTER-JOHNSON	FUSION RTFIERLAN	GBR		3

1.	EILEEN ROE	TEAM WNT	GBR		28
2.	RIKKE LONNE	TEAM CRESCENT DARE	DEN		27
3.	EVA VAN DEN BORN	GB CYCLES.CO.UK	NED		17
4.	GRACE GARNER	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR	U23	15
5.	LYDIA BOYLAN	TEAM WNT	IRL		14
6.	CECILIA LE BRIS	TEAM BREIZH LADIES	FRA	U23	13
7.	MELISSA VAN NECK	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1	NED		12
8.	HELENE GERARD	TEAM BREIZH LADIES	FRA	U23	11
9.	IDA ERNGREN	TEAM CRESCENT DARE	SWE		10
10.	NINA BUIJSMAN	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2	NED	U23	9
11.	STINE BORGLI	BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE	NOR		9
12.	LAURA GORTER	WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM	NED		9
13.	ERIN KINNEALY	CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA	AUS		8
14.	KIRSTEN PEETOOM	MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN	NED		6
15.	NATALIE GRINCZER	TEAM WNT	GBR		5
16.	JENNIFER GEORGE	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR		5
17.	JENNY HOLDEN	FUSION RTFIERLAN	GBR	U23	5
18.	MARIEKE KERKVLIET	WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM	NED		4
19.	CHARLOTTE ALSTON	RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION	GBR	U23	3
20.	RHONA CALLANDER	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	GBR	U23, J	2

1.	LYDIA BOYLAN	TEAM WNT	IRL		9.10’43”
2.	NATALIE GRINCZER	TEAM WNT	GBR		9.11’39”	56″
3.	EVA VAN DEN BORN	GB CYCLES.CO.UK	NED		9.12’43”	2’00”
4.	PFEIFFER GEORGI	BACKSTEDT CYCLING	GBR	U23, J	9.12’49”	2’06”
5.	ELYNOR BACKSTEDT	BACKSTEDT CYCLING	GBR	U23, J	9.12’55”	2’12”
6.	JENNIFER GEORGE	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR		9.13’00”	2’17”
7.	ALICE SHARPE	TEAM TORELLI	GBR	U23	9.13’05”	2’22”
8.	JENNY POWELL	ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT	DEN		9.13’06”	2’23”
9.	EILEEN ROE	TEAM WNT	GBR		9.13’12”	2’29”
10.	ELIZABETH BANKS	FUSION RTFIERLAN	GBR		9.13’16”	2’33”
11.	REBECCA RIMMINGTON	TEAM WNT	GBR		9.13’29”	2’46”
12.	JENNY HOLDEN	FUSION RTFIERLAN	GBR	U23	9.13’38”	2’55”
13.	ELENOR CAMPBELL	FUSION RTFIERLAN	GBR	U23	9.15’05”	4’22”
14.	STEPHANIE MOTTRAM	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR		9.15’34”	4’51”
15.	KELLY MURPHY	RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION	GBR		9.15’34”	4’51”
16.	REBECCA CARTER	TEAM WNT	GBR		9.15’46”	5’03”
17.	GRACE GARNER	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR	U23	9.16’58”	6’15”
18.	RHONA CALLANDER	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	GBR	U23, J	9.17’23”	6’40”
19.	FIONA HUNTER-JOHNSON	FUSION RTFIERLAN	GBR		9.18’02”	7’19”
20.	LYDIA GURLEY	REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2	IRL		9.19’25”	8’42”
21.	LAUREN CREAMER	TEAM TORELLI	IRL		9.19’26”	8’43”
22.	ALICIA SPEAKE	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR		9.19’58”	9’15”
23.	ERYN NOLAN	ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT	IRL		9.22’24”	11’41”
24.	TAMSIN VICARY	RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION	GBR		9.23’20”	12’37”
25.	MARGRIET KLOPPENBURG	ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT	DEN		9.24’20”	13’37”
26.	CHARLOTTE ALSTON	RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION	GBR	U23	9.26’19”	15’36”
27.	ANNA WEAVER	TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM	GBR		9.26’55”	16’12”
28.	SOPHIE THACKERY	TEAM TORELLI	GBR	U23, J	9.27’57”	17’14”
29.	ALISA HEALY	RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION	GBR		9.28’04”	17’21”
30.	MADS SCOTT	TEAM TORELLI	GBR	U23	9.28’14”	17’31”
31.	SARAH BRADFORD	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	GBR	U23, J	9.28’45”	18’02”
32.	JENNY HOLL	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	GBR	U23, J	9.30’06”	19’23”
33.	ALEXIS BARNES	PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE	AUS		9.31’03”	20’20”
34.	ELLEN MCDERMOTT	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	GBR		9.31’03”	20’20”
35.	CORINNE CLARKE	CLIFF PRATT RACING	GBR		9.31’58”	21’15”
36.	ISABEL ELLIS	BACKSTEDT CYCLING	GBR	U23, J	9.41’54”	31’11”
37.	EVE DIXON	STARLEY RACING	GBR	U23	9.42’48”	32’05”
38.	CHLOE WELLER	PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE	GBR		9.48’18”	37’35”
39.	JENNIFER BATEY	TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM	GBR		9.49’37”	38’54”
40.	SARAH BURKE	GB CYCLES.CO.UK	GBR		9.53’18”	42’35”
41.	SOPHIE ENVER	TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM	GBR	U23, J	9.57’39”	46’56”
42.	VICTORIA STRILA	PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE	GBR		9.59’41”	48’58”
43.	AMY GOOD	GB CYCLES.CO.UK	IRL	U23	10.16’08”	1.05’25”
44.	FRANCESCA CUTTS	GB CYCLES.CO.UK	GBR	U23	10.21’18”	1.10’35”
45.	SOPHIE BLACK	STARLEY RACING	GBR	U23	10.24’01”	1.13’18”

1.	CLAIRE MCILLWAINE	CYCLING ULSTER	IRL		9.12’58”
2.	KATHARINE SMYTH	CYCLING ULSTER	IRL		9.15’35”	2’37”
3.	HEATHER FOLEY	CYCLING ULSTER	IRL		9.16’19”	3’21”
4.	MICHELLE GEOGHEGAN	SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS	IRL		9.18’05”	5’07”
5.	ROISIN THOMAS	TC RACING	IRL		9.18’39”	5’41”
6.	FIONA GUIHEN	TC RACING	IRL		9.20’15”	7’17”
7.	BETH MCLUSKEY	SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS	IRL	V	9.22’32”	9’34”
8.	AIDEEN KEENAN	SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS	IRL		9.24’44”	11’46”
9.	EILEEN BURNS	CYCLING ULSTER	IRL		9.26’42”	13’44”
10.	SINNEAD OAKES	DE RONDE VAN CORK	IRL	V	9.32’25”	19’27”
11.	MAURA CLAFFEY	TC RACING	IRL		9.38’49”	25’51”
12.	SHAUNA MCFADDEN	TEAM JADEN WELDTITE	IRL	U23, J	9.56’09”	43’11”
13.	NESSA ROCHFORD	DE RONDE VAN CORK	IRL	V	9.57’19”	44’21”
14.	EIMEAR HARRISON	TC RACING	IRL	U23, J	10.00’57”	47’59”
15.	REBECCA DOBSON	TC RACING	IRL		10.19’44”	1.06’46”
16.	CLAIRE O NEILL	CYCLING ULSTER	IRL	V	10.19’52”	1.06’54”

Race Report – Team Jadan Weldtite Ten Time Trial

by Chris Maher | Jul 31, 2016

Rio’s loss is Team Jadan – Weldtite’s gain in their ten mile Time Trial Fund Raiser on the V718 Hull.

Team Manager Victoria Hood was thoroughly delighted when National Time Trial Champion Hayley Simmonds signed up to ride their Team Jadan – Weldtite Ten fund raising event last minute on Saturday 30th July.

The event would have probably gone-by unnoticed if circumstances were different. But Simmonds was in the area by chance and decided to ride the event being close-by and a couple of surprise results brought headlines to the Time-Trial World.

Smashing the National Fifty last weekend with a 1:42.20 from Julia Shaw’s [1:46.46] in 2010, on-form Simmonds rode a 19.31 on the V718 course, beating her own record from last year on the same course of 19.46 setting a New National Record.

Simmonds recently retained her National Time Trial Title for a second consecutive year not far away in Stockton-On-Tees and looked a likely candidate to support Lizzie Armitstead’s Rio Olympic Road Race bid in a week or two’s time as well as representing Great Britain in the Time Trial.

Returning from America where she was riding with the Unitedhealthcare Pro Cycling Team until recently, Simmonds was back in the Country expecting the call up.

Now riding for AeroCoach; Simmonds is eyeing up the National Twenty-five and the National Ten before moving on to the European Championships then the World Championships in Qatar later this year.

Images from the event are available to order, click here to view – all proceeds going to Team Jadan – Weldtite. Check back for details.

Another surprise today was Henrietta Colborne [Team Ecoboost] setting a new Junior Ten record with a 20.21. Colborne is a familiar face to the Pink and Blue Jadanite Family riding events on both the Road and Track in recent years for Team Jadan – Weldtite. Colborne’s time with Team Jadan has helped her progress forward and is setting her up for a bright future.

The quickest time set in the Jadan – Weldtite Ten was David Crawley [Velotik RT] with a time of 18.27.

The raffle for the ADR Carbon handle bar set was won by Daniel Dixon (Juvenile) from the Gosforth RC.

A triple record breaking week for Hayley Simmonds claiming new 10, 25 & 50 mile records.

Cycling Shorts caught up with Hayley soon after her 10 ride to get her reaction. She had been telling us that she was heading to Wales later in the afternoon to compete in the Bynea CC 25 on the R23/3H.

News came through on Sunday 31st that Hayley has smashed the 25 record to, in a 49.28.

Her next challenge. The National 25 next Saturday 06 August.

Team Jadan – Weldtite provide progression and opportunity for young girls to develop their talent in a supportive environment whilst racing all over the UK and Europe which is fundamental to their future success in the sport.

Today’s event will ensure sending the girls to Europe in the next couple of weeks and possibly the Ras na mBan in Ireland in September.

Team Jadan Weldtite are back riding the Revolution again this coming season on the Track. This year the Series goes international with a newly created Champions League where the girls will be mixing-it once again with the best in the World.

Interview – Hayley Simmonds winner of Team Jadan – Weldtite Ten V718 by Cycling Shorts

Hayley Simmonds chats to Chris Maher of CyclingShorts.cc after she smashes her own course record at the Team Jadan Weldtite Ten Interview – Hayley Simmonds winner of Team Jadan – Weldtite Ten V718 presented by Vive le Velo.

All images copyright www.chrismaher.co.uk | CyclingShorts.cc

1	David	Crawley	Male	Velotik Racing Team	18:27	32.52 MPH
2	Adam	Duggleby	Male	Secret-training CC	18:29	32.46 MPH
3	MARK	JONES	Male	DRAG2ZERO	18:39	32.17 MPH
4	Stephen	Irwin	Male	North Lancs RC	18:40	32.14 MPH
5	Simon	Wilson	Male	Secret-training CC	18:43	32.06 MPH
6	David	Woodhouse	Male	G.S. Henley	18:53	31.77 MPH
7	Ryan	Morley	Male	Royal Air Force Cycling Association	18:53	31.77 MPH
8	Peter	Barusevicus	Male	Wheelbase Altura MGD	19:00	31.58 MPH
9	Daniel	Barnett	Male	Team Bottrill	19:13	31.22 MPH
10	Scott	Burns	Male	Manchester Wheelers	19:14	31.2 MPH
11	Dean	Robson	Male	NOPINZ	19:14	31.2 MPH
12	Jonathan	Gildea	Male	Seamons CC	19:15	31.17 MPH
13	Danny	Grieves	Male	GS Metro	19:18	31.09 MPH
14	Alistair	Rutherford	Male	Secret-training CC	19:21	31.01 MPH
15	James	Rix	Male	Crawley Wheelers	19:21	31.01 MPH
16	Gavin	Hinxman	Male	Kettering CC	19:23	30.95 MPH
17	Matthew	Senter	Male	Peterborough CC	19:24	30.93 MPH
18	Joel	Wainman	Male	SSLL Racing Team	19:26	30.87 MPH
19	Ian	Holbrook	Male	Stone Wheelers CC	19:26	30.87 MPH
20	Ian	Guilor	Male	Mapperley CC	19:27	30.85 MPH
21	Matt	Peel	Male	Redhill CC	19:38	30.56 MPH
22	Ed	Nicholson	Male	York Cycleworks	19:38	30.56 MPH
23	Richard	Dean	Male	Team Swift	19:44	30.41 MPH
24	Adam	Coffey	Male	Alford Whs	19:45	30.38 MPH
25	Joshua	Jones	Male	Brigg & District Cycling Club	19:45	30.38 MPH
26	Mark	Wolstenholme	Male	Team Swift	19:47	30.33 MPH
27	Stephen	Vanes	Male	Wyre Forest CRC	19:47	30.33 MPH
28	Mark	Cox	Male	Fairly United Cycling Team	19:48	30.3 MPH
29	Richard	Harrison	Male	Didcot Phoenix CC	19:49	30.28 MPH
30	Scott	Leverington	Male	Chorley Cycling Club	19:49	30.28 MPH
31	Dan	Taylor	Male	Birdwell Wheelers	19:51	30.23 MPH
32	Nick	Rogers	Male	Team Swift	19:53	30.18 MPH
33	Liam	Bosley	Male	Team MiVelo Racing	19:59	30.02 MPH
34	Blair	Buss	Male	SSLL Racing Team	19:59	30.02 MPH
35	Nick	Nettleton	Male	Wilsons Wheels RT	20:01	29.97 MPH
36	Angus	MacInnes	Male	Royal Air Force Cycling Association	20:02	29.95 MPH
37	David	Harding	Male	Chelmer CC	20:04	29.9 MPH
38	Rob	Scott	Male	City Cycle Couriers RT	20:06	29.85 MPH
39	Chris	Sleath	Male	Adept Precision RT	20:06	29.85 MPH
40	Robert	Willcocks	Male	Royal Air Force Cycling Association	20:08	29.8 MPH
41	Mark	Nulty	Male	Team Swift	20:11	29.73 MPH
42	John	Pilgrim	Male	Witham Wheelers	20:12	29.7 MPH
43	Gary	Hunt	Male	Stockton Wheelers CC	20:13	29.68 MPH
44	Steve	Gore-Browne	Male	Team Swift	20:13	29.68 MPH
45	Tom	Thornely	Male	Buxton CC/Sett Valley Cycles	20:14	29.65 MPH
46	Martin	Reynolds	Male	Cambridge CC	20:19	29.53 MPH
47	Patrick	Murphy	Male	Team Bottrill	20:19	29.53 MPH
48	Andrew	Cutts	Male	Team Bottrill	20:21	29.48 MPH
49	Stuart	Wells	Male	Fluid Fin Race Team	20:21	29.48 MPH
50	Gray	Walker	Male	Richmond CC	20:21	29.48 MPH
51	Gary	Symons	Male	Witham Wheelers	20:22	29.46 MPH
52	Jack	Levick	Male	Tuxford Clarion C C	20:22	29.46 MPH
53	Ralph	Mullan	Male	Shaftesbury CC	20:28	29.32 MPH
54	Karl	Caton	Male	Elmsall Road Club	20:31	29.24 MPH
55	Jason	Turner	Male	Norwich A B C	20:32	29.22 MPH
56	Stephen	Biddulph	Male	Born to Bike – Bridgtown Cycles	20:35	29.15 MPH
57	Robert	Watson	Male	Team Velovelocity	20:35	29.15 MPH
58	Peter	Garnett	Male	Swindon Road Club	20:38	29.08 MPH
59	Steven	Fullerton	Male	Darlington Cycling Club	20:39	29.06 MPH
60	Alex	Leek	Male	Velo Club St Raphael	20:39	29.06 MPH
61	Paul	Granger	Male	Fairly United Cycling Team	20:44	28.94 MPH
62	Lee	Speight	Male	Pedalsport CC	20:44	28.94 MPH
63	Dave	Morgan	Male	Out of the Saddle CC	20:48	28.85 MPH
64	Tony	Johnson	Male	Barnsley Road Club	20:48	28.85 MPH
65	Andre	Dyason	Male	Cambridge CC	20:54	28.71 MPH
66	Gavin	Tillson	Male	Oxonian CC	20:55	28.69 MPH
67	Alastair	Semple	Male	Stafford RC	20:59	28.59 MPH
68	Mark	Woolford	Male	Chippenham & District Wheelers	21:01	28.55 MPH
69	Simon	Scott	Male	Anglia Velo	21:01	28.55 MPH
70	Neal	Parkin	Male	North Notts Olympic CC	21:01	28.55 MPH
71	Billy	Jarish	Male	Lincoln Whs CC	21:02	28.53 MPH
72	Daniel	Shaw	Male	Halifax Imperial Whs	21:10	28.35 MPH
73	Tim	Lawson	Male	Secret-training CC	21:18	28.17 MPH
74	John	Brearley	Male	City RC (Hull)	21:18	28.17 MPH
75	Steven	Hollowood	Male	Stocksbridge Cycling Club	21:18	28.17 MPH
76	Tim	Wheeler	Male	Selby CC	21:18	28.17 MPH
77	Sean	Hunt	Male	Lincoln Whs CC	21:28	27.95 MPH
78	Mark	Rowland	Male	Selby CC	21:29	27.93 MPH
79	Lee	Watson	Male	City RC (Hull)	21:31	27.89 MPH
80	Gary	Bates	Male	Team Swift	21:32	27.86 MPH	Claim Result
81	Richard	Dixon	Male	Team Swift	21:32	27.86 MPH
82	Norman	Griffin	Male	Vive Le Velo	21:41	27.67 MPH
83	Rich	Banks	Male	Calder Clarion	22:11	27.05 MPH
DNF	Michael	Schofield	Male	Clifton CC York	DNF	0 MPH
DNS	Justin	Layne	Male	CC Ashwell	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Peter	Oliver	Male	Fairly United Cycling Team	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Johnny	Harrison	Male	Adept Precision RT	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Greg	Lewis	Male	VC 10	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Michael	Ellerton (AKA, The Wind)	Male	Team Swift	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Nigel	Goscinski	Male	Team Swift	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Jonathan	Parker	Male	Team Bottrill	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Bill	Seddon	Male	Team Bottrill	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Jonathan	Sumner	Male	Springfield Financial	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Jason	Fossey	Male	Huddersfield Star Whs	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Wayne	Pitman	Male	Poole Whs	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Chris	Ledger	Male	Langsett Cycles Race Team	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Adrian	Humpage	Male	Lyme Racing Club	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Jason	Burrill	Male	Peterborough CC	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Lee	Buckman	Male	Ashford Whs	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Andrew	Clarke	Male	Mid Shropshire Wheelers	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Andy	Jackson	Male	SSLL Racing Team	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Mark	Morgan	Male	Derby Mercury R C	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	PETER	GREENWOOD	Male	Team Swift	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Charles	Zanettacci	Male	Cheltenham & County Cycling Club	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Aled	Roberts	Male	Team Elite/Paul Bethell Electrical	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Tom	Trimble	Male	CC Ashwell	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Mark	Flannery	Male	Team Swift	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Mark	Denney	Male	Poole Whs	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Anthony	Collier	Male	Hoddesdon Tri Club	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Keith	Ainsworth	Male	Sheffrec CC	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Paul	Jones	Male	Primera-Teamjobs	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Peter	Lawrence	Male	High Wycombe CC	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Ed	Neilson	Male	Vive Le Velo	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Andrew	Wright	Male	High Wycombe CC	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Tim	Humphries	Male	Team Swift	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Dan	Evans	Male	Team Elite/Paul Bethell Electrical	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Luke	Danckert	Male	Army Cycling Union	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Mathew	Eley	Male		DNS	0 MPH

Women:

1. Hayley Simmonds (AeroCoach) 19.31

2. Henrietta Colborne (Team Ford EcoBoost) 20.21

3. Clarice Chung (SSLL RT) 21.06

1st Henrietta Colborne (Team Ford EcoBoost) 20.21

1st Adam Hartley

1	Adam	Hartley	Male	PH-MAS Cycling	19:22	30.98 MPH
2	Hayley	Simmonds	Female	AeroCoach	19:31	30.74 MPH
3	Nathan	Allatt	Male	Royal Navy & Royal Marines CA	19:42	30.46 MPH
4	Max	McMurdo	Male	SSLL Racing Team	19:43	30.43 MPH
5	Dylan	Flesher	Male	Harrogate Nova CC	19:49	30.28 MPH
6	Bevan	Jones	Male	Brigg & District Cycling Club	19:49	30.28 MPH
7	Henrietta	Colborne	Female	Team Ford Ecoboost	20:21	29.48 MPH
8	Devon	Round	Male	Mid Shropshire Wheelers	20:25	29.39 MPH
9	Adam	Jarps	Male	Hetton Hawks CC	20:26	29.36 MPH
10	Joe	Laverick	Male	Flex-Tech Ettridge Cycles RT	20:39	29.06 MPH
11	Daniel	Dixon	Male	Gosforth RC	21:02	28.53 MPH
12	Harry	Buxton	Male	Broomwagon RT	21:06	28.44 MPH
13	Clarice	Chung	Female	SSLL Racing Team	21:06	28.44 MPH
14	Karen	Ledger	Female	Langsett Cycles Race Team	21:08	28.39 MPH
15	Kieran	Morris	Male	Mid Shropshire Wheelers	21:21	28.1 MPH
16	Danuta	Tinn	Female	Maidenhead & District CC	22:01	27.25 MPH
17	Susan	Semple	Female	Born to Bike – Bridgtown Cycles	22:05	27.17 MPH
18	Keri	Parton	Female	Royal Air Force Cycling Association	22:17	26.93 MPH
19	Louise	Scupham	Female	Team Jadan	22:36	26.55 MPH
20	Alex	Deck	Female	Langsett Cycles Race Team	22:37	26.53 MPH
21	Zoe	Whiteside	Female	Team Bottrill	22:51	26.26 MPH
22	Fiona	Sharp	Female	York Cycleworks	22:54	26.2 MPH
23	Alex	Smethurst	Female	Team Swift	22:55	26.18 MPH
24	Corinne	Mitchell	Female	Harrogate Nova CC	23:00	26.09 MPH
25	Louise	Day	Female	Team Swift	23:24	25.64 MPH
26	Joanne	Burnett	Female	VC Beverley	23:24	25.64 MPH
27	Libby	McLaren	Female	Born to Bike – Bridgtown Cycles	23:26	25.6 MPH
28	Maria	Mulleady	Female	Drighlington BC	23:36	25.42 MPH
29	Jo	Corbett	Female	Mapperley CC	23:40	25.35 MPH
30	Christine	Johnson	Female	Hinckley Cycle Racing Club	24:27	24.54 MPH
31	Alison	Torode	Female	Born to Bike – Bridgtown Cycles	24:46	24.23 MPH
32	Jemima	Line	Female	Oxonian CC	24:59	24.02 MPH
33	Clair	Parfrey	Female	Phoenix Velo	26:41	22.49 MPH
34	Cheryl	Trueman	Female	Team Swift	27:01	22.21 MPH	Claim Result
35	Denese	Hallahan	Female	Wisbech Whs	27:49	21.57 MPH
36	Helen	Hudson	Female	Huddersfield Star Whs	28:01	21.42 MPH
37	Gill	Henshaw	Female	Velo Club Long Eaton	29:09	20.58 MPH	Claim Result
DNF	Angela	Hibbs	Female	Fusion RT Fierlan	DNF	0 MPH
DNF	Anna	Key	Female	Oxonian CC	DNF	0 MPH
DNS	Michelle	Rowland	Female	Selby CC	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	LOU	CAMPION	Female	Wisbech Whs	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Denise	Lawson	Female	Secret-training CC	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Rachael	Elliott	Female	Newbury RC	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Marcus	Burnett	Male	Team Corley Cycles	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Janice	Mcwilliam	Female	Bolsover and District CC	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Samuel	Wadsley	Male	Poole Whs	DNS	0 MPH
DNS	Mickie	Hornby	Female	Team Swift	DNS	0 MPH

Interview – Hayley Simmonds Sets V718 TT Record

by Chris Maher | Jul 30, 2016

Chris Maher chats to Hayley Simmonds after she smashes her own course record at the Team Jadan Weldtite Ten V718 presented by Vive le Velo. Click below to listen.

Interview – Hayley Simmonds winner of Team Jadan – Weldtite Ten V718 by Cycling Shorts

Hayley Simmonds chats to Chris Maher of CyclingShorts.cc after she smashes her own course record at the Team Jadan Weldtite Ten Interview – Hayley Simmonds winner of Team Jadan – Weldtite Ten V718 presented by Vive le Velo.

Cycliq Fly6 Rear Light & Camera Review

by Chris Maher | Jul 18, 2016

What can one say if your editor says to you that we have been sent some techy kit to try out, and would you like to review it? Yes please?

Cycliq Fly6 is a high powered rear LED light unit, with a difference. There is a rear facing HD cam built into the sealed all weather lamp that records what’s happening behind you as you travel along on your bike ride, daily commute or just out with friends. Got your rear covered is what it says on the box.

There’s no need to worry about anything else once you have set up the lamp on your bike and done a quick test to make sure you have a decent field of view. Just remember to switch the light-unit on EVERY time you go out!

All the factual information you need about Fly6 is on their website cycliq.com. It’s an updated design from the original, so here at Cycling Shorts, we are simply going to take it out of the box, fit it to the bike, and run it for a week or so.

Firstly, at just shy under one-hundred-pounds, it seems a lot for a rear LED. Is it worth it? Let’s see.

It comes packaged all nice and neat in a stylish black and red box, padded with shaped foam to keep all the components secure during transit to the shop, or direct to the consumer via mail order.

Once opened, there is a quick set-up guide and notes about recent improvements from your customer feedback.

The lamp feels solid, robust and of a quality build. I liked the fact there were two mounting plates and bands to accommodate a multi-bike set-up. The rubber stretch mounts are more common-place these days and means you can easily remove the lamp should you park-up and leave your bike unattended, being an expensive bit of kit.

I fitted the lamp straight onto my Trek road bike without any problem. Using the aero-seat-post adapter, I found it sat perfectly square to the ground, the body design aligned to take a standard 71.5° rake.

Not knowing what sort of view would be recorded, I positioned the lamp as high as I could without it touching my small tool pouch that was sitting tightly under the saddle.

I found the re-designed mount plate difficult to handle. I’d clipped the lamp unit into the plate slot to check the fitting prior to mounting and couldn’t remove very easily at all. It certainly wasn’t going to come loose, which isn’t a bad thing. But it made me realise that fitting the two mount plates to my two bikes, probably wasn’t going to work as well as I imagined. Maybe they would free off slightly over time if I separate them from time-to-time.

To run the test, I first had to fully charge the built-in Lithium battery. Although it comes pre-charged I wanted to see how long it would take to re-charge and how long it would last, running at full LED power. You can reduce the out-put level several times to conserve energy, or reduce the glare that the main LED emits. [Via the Courtesy Dimmer, opposite the power button].

I plugged the unit into my laptop with the provided USB lead early afternoon. I’d read that the charge LED would go off once charged. Having used re-chargeable lights this Winter gone, I knew that they took a while to fully charge up at work plugged into the USB slot on my PC, and I was right. It was late evening before the LED extinguished. Ok, I’ll test the unit tomorrow then!

Setting off on my Sunday morning bike ride, I’d set the lamp to full power and off I went. Three and a-quarter hours later, back home I switched the unit off. The unit had created a folder on the media card and sliced the ride into ten-minute videos. So they were twelve time indexed files created. I’d noticed that the first hour or so files had already been deleted, not a problem as the unit is there to safeguard any footage of an incident an hour prior to an incident and an hour after the trigger has been set through the bike laying on the ground.

Aimed as a safety back-up device designed to tell a story of what you were doing prior to any incident, then this lamp is a great way of providing additional evidence after the event. You simply must use it on every occasion that you jump on your bike, especially if commuting through town where things can sometimes get a bit more demanding.

The footage the camera produced was of a decent quality to see how the bike ride unfolded. Coming in ten-minute bite size pieces, it provides great footage that can easily be shared amongst friends and family. The file sizes produced are around four-hundred and fifty megabits each, and on the supplied card will hold around eighteen full files.

The recommend free Video Editing software worked a treat too. I found it reasonably easy to cut a couple of pieces from two files and join them to make a short demo.

On my first full power test, I achieved five-and-three-quarter hours recording before the video switched off leaving only the light working. This should last for another hour before being fully depleted.

I would imagine a normal user would need to re-charge the unit twice a week to keep the video camera working on the loop.

On the whole, having used the Cycliq Fly6 for the past four weeks, I would recommend it for my main rear light. Although a bit pricey on my initial glance, considering the beneficial footage that this device records and stores, then it’s a price worth paying.

It may not be something that you would consider buying yourself when looking for a lamp for your bike. But it would make a great gift for someone, for those who are looking for additional safety for their loved ones when out riding the bike.

RRP: £99.00

For more information on the Fly6 visit: www.Cycliq.com

Best price we can find online: www.amazon.co.uk

Nikki Juniper National Road Series Champion 2016

by Chris Maher | Jul 10, 2016

Our writer Chris Maher caught up with 2016 National Road Series Champion Nikki Juniper of Team Ford EcoBoost after her win at the Ryedale GP. Click below to listen.

Nikki Juniper National Road Series Champ 2016 by Cycling Shorts

Our writer Chris Maher caught up with 2016 National Road Series Champion Nikki Juniper of Team Ford EcoBoost after her win at the Ryedale GP. @TeamFordEB @junipernikki @britishcycling @CyclingShortsUK @chrismaher_UK

Jadan Press Women’s Circuit Race Beverley 2016

by Chris Maher | Jul 10, 2016

Gabriel Shaw [Podium Ambition p/b Club La Santa] win’s the third Jadan Press Women’s Circuit Race in Beverley, East Yorkshire.

Pam Wainman Director of Jadan Press flagged the rolling start to the third-successive Jadan Press Women’s Circuit Race around the partly cobbled one-point-two-five kilometer circuit in Beverley town centre.

Flora Gillies [Team22WRT] set the initial pace over the line in a hotly contested forty-minute race shortly after seven in the evening.

The main group of fourteen riders settled down into the opening laps to the shouts of encouragement from a packed town centre audience. Ellen McDermott [Team Jadan-Weldtite] and Amy Gornall [Podium Ambition] setting the pace.

It wasn’t long before Gornall piled the pressure on gaining over fifty-meters on the chasing group.

Pam Wainman Director of Jadan Press flagged the rolling start to the third-successive Jadan Press Women’s Circuit Race around the partly cobbled one-point-two-five kilometer circuit in Beverley town centre.

They all came back together before Shaw pushed off the front and then being reeled back.

Gornall went once more stringing the eight-rider-group out and leading them over the line for the first sprint bonus prize, twelve laps remaining.

Gornall, Rosie Walsh [High On Bikes], Shaw, Sarah Bradford [Team Jadan-Weldtite], Gillies, Sarah King [Unattached], Rebecca Longthorp [Cliff Pratt Racing], Elizabeth Burrows [Team Jadan-Weldtite].

McDermott headed a group of four, now around thirty-seconds behind.

Pressure now being applied by Podium Ambition squeezed the lead group down to four rides with Bradford and King for company.

Gornall puts fifty-meters into the leaders with five laps remaining. Taking the second sprint bonus prize, Gornall leads across the line well ahead.

Chasing hard behind, Gilles puts another burst in to try and bridge across to the leaders.

Two laps remaining and Shaw joins Gornall out front.

With the bell lap being rung, Shaw and Gornall are the clear leaders with King in hot pursuit. Unable to hold the pace Bradford just misses out on a podium finish and Gilles sprints into fifth.

Reaction after the race.

Cycling Shorts: Was there a plan?

The plan was just to be aggressive.

Gabby

Podium Ambition

Just see how it went.

A couple of the other riders had a few of digs, we were just following to begin with. After the race had gone on for a few laps we started to rack it up a bit.

Amy

Podium Ambition

Cycling Shorts: What did you think of the course tonight here in Beverley?

It’s a great course, the cobbles really strung it out. You can put the power down over the cobbles – that was really good!

You can get out of sight, out of mind around the back through the little streets.

There’s quite a lot of support here in the town centre. It creates a good atmosphere.

It’s really good. People were shouting all the way round, especially on this backside out in the Sun. They were all enjoying it. It was really good.

Gabby

Podium Ambition

Provisional Race Results

18 Gabby Shaw Podium Ambition p/b Club la Santa
20 Amy Gornall Podium Ambition p/b Club la Santa
14 Sarah King @18
6 Sarah Bradford Team Jadan Weldtite @33
5 Flora Gillies Team22 WRT @1.03
16 Rosie Walsh High On Bikes @1.05
3 Rebecca Longsthorp Cliff Pratt Racing Same time
8 Ellen McDermott Team Jadan Weldtite @1.51
4 Sophie Thackray SunSport Velo Same time
13 Sarah Burke Team Jadan Weldtite Same time
19 Lucy Farquhar Holme Valley Same time
11 Hannah Righini-Brand Team Vertex-pedalpowersport.com Same time
7 Elizabeth Burrows Team Jadan Weldtite Same time
10 Louise Scupham Team Jadan-Weldtite @1 Lap

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Interview – Hayley Simmonds winner of Team Jadan – Weldtite Ten V718 by Cycling Shorts

Cycliq Fly6 Rear Light & Camera Review

Nikki Juniper National Road Series Champion 2016

Nikki Juniper National Road Series Champ 2016 by Cycling Shorts

Jadan Press Women’s Circuit Race Beverley 2016

Reaction after the race.

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