Next Committee meeting will be at Ron and Doreen's on Friday 22nd January 2010, aiming for an 8pm start.
Lisa
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Saturday, December 19, 2009
2010 Handbooks
Frank has now ordered the handbooks for 2010, so if you haven't already let him know (there were a few more names than the list below) you won't be in with the club order.
Lisa
Lisa
Friday, December 11, 2009
CTT Handbook
OK Folks
I will be sending off the order for the handbooks very soon. The names I have so far are:
Brian
Lisa
Pete
Grant
Jake
Paul
Simon
Ray
John
Mike
Nick
Steve
Ann
Stuart
Joe
Mark Mc
The list is not closed yet, but contact me if you require one.
Frank
I will be sending off the order for the handbooks very soon. The names I have so far are:
Brian
Lisa
Pete
Grant
Jake
Paul
Simon
Ray
John
Mike
Nick
Steve
Ann
Stuart
Joe
Mark Mc
The list is not closed yet, but contact me if you require one.
Frank
Friday, December 04, 2009
New Years Eve Party and Xmas ride
On sat 19th Dec the sat ride will end up at Steve and Anns house for festive cakes and coffee! Every one who cant make it out on the bike can meet everyone there at 11.30 onwards.
New Years Eve this year is back at Jakes!
Usual thing bring some food and drink and your air guitar for after midnight if you own one! If not , I have a spare one!
7pm till 4am. All kprc members and friends welcome.
Jake
New Years Eve this year is back at Jakes!
Usual thing bring some food and drink and your air guitar for after midnight if you own one! If not , I have a spare one!
7pm till 4am. All kprc members and friends welcome.
Jake
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Farnborough & Cambs Xmas 10
Competitors treat the Xmas 10 with varying degrees of seriousness!Family Fricker are planning to ride the Farnborough and Camberley Xmas 10s on December 20th (10am start). They are encouraging any interested Phoenix members to ride and invite them home after for tea and cake.
Entries for the events (solo & tandem) close 6pm on Tues 8th December.
Our newer members might be interested to note that any rides done in this event qualify in the 2010 season.
Lisa
Entries for the events (solo & tandem) close 6pm on Tues 8th December.
Our newer members might be interested to note that any rides done in this event qualify in the 2010 season.
Lisa
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Training Saturday 21 Nov. 09
Just as a reminder and all are welcome to join in from CTC groups and other clubs especially if they would like to join KPRC one of the fastest Ladies Team in the area indeed the UK!
Start is at 10am and there is an off road and on road ride.
As a reminder to me coffee stop is as follows starting with 1st Saturday of month through to 5th if there is one.
1st: Garsons Farm (West End/Esher)
2nd: Wisley (Ockham Bites)
3rd: Stoke D'Abernon. Garden Centre
4th: Polesdon Lacey NT
5th: West Horsley Garden Centre
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
AGM notification
If you haven't received a copy of the AGM notification in the post, or the email below which I sent to all/most members this morning, then please contact me ASAP.
O.K. Only about three weeks late, although I hope that most of you have already seen the attached notification on the blog: http://kingstonphoenix.blogspot.com/2009/11/2009-agm-notification.html - but I know that some people can't see the blog.
This has all got a bit messy as I have sent paper copies of the notification to those without email, as well as to one or two new members and Eric, who doesn't seem to be receiving emails from me! Plus I am missing real addresses for some people!!!!
So full notification attached (to the email, not this blog post!), but in brief here:
AGM 3rd December 2009 at the clubroom - Worcester Park Athletic Club, Green Lane, Worcester Park, Surrey - commencing at 8pm. We have booked the room down by the kitchen.
Plan is to follow the meeting with an American supper.
I have already received one motion, and a nomination for the vacant committee place.
The plan is to send out the "paperwork" early next week. If you have already received a paper copy of the notification you will automatically receive an envelope with the paperwork in (Post Office willing, of course).
Everyone else will receive the paperwork by email - which hopefully will include a list of all current email addresses in with the members/address list, and mobile numbers as well.
If you would ALSO like a paper copy sent, then please respond to the email asking for it and I will add you to the address labels.
A number of members have @ kprc.org.uk email addresses (there are some still available if you anyone else wants). Where I have any doubt about it pointing to the correct place I have copied this message to your REAL email address as well, so you should receive this message twice. Others I have work/home email addresses for and have used both.
Can everyone please reply indicating receipt of this message and indicating which is your preferred email address (home or work, or even both) and I will work with Frank to make that the basis of his email list for next season.
Finally as of 1st November the 2010 subscriptions are due, if you are coming to the AGM bring your £15 or your cheque book and Pete will send you home with your membership card. Otherwise see Pete or cheques payable to "Kingston Phoenix Road Club" and sent to him.
Cheers,
Lisa
O.K. Only about three weeks late, although I hope that most of you have already seen the attached notification on the blog: http://kingstonphoenix.blogspot.com/2009/11/2009-agm-notification.html - but I know that some people can't see the blog.
This has all got a bit messy as I have sent paper copies of the notification to those without email, as well as to one or two new members and Eric, who doesn't seem to be receiving emails from me! Plus I am missing real addresses for some people!!!!
So full notification attached (to the email, not this blog post!), but in brief here:
AGM 3rd December 2009 at the clubroom - Worcester Park Athletic Club, Green Lane, Worcester Park, Surrey - commencing at 8pm. We have booked the room down by the kitchen.
Plan is to follow the meeting with an American supper.
I have already received one motion, and a nomination for the vacant committee place.
The plan is to send out the "paperwork" early next week. If you have already received a paper copy of the notification you will automatically receive an envelope with the paperwork in (Post Office willing, of course).
Everyone else will receive the paperwork by email - which hopefully will include a list of all current email addresses in with the members/address list, and mobile numbers as well.
If you would ALSO like a paper copy sent, then please respond to the email asking for it and I will add you to the address labels.
A number of members have @ kprc.org.uk email addresses (there are some still available if you anyone else wants). Where I have any doubt about it pointing to the correct place I have copied this message to your REAL email address as well, so you should receive this message twice. Others I have work/home email addresses for and have used both.
Can everyone please reply indicating receipt of this message and indicating which is your preferred email address (home or work, or even both) and I will work with Frank to make that the basis of his email list for next season.
Finally as of 1st November the 2010 subscriptions are due, if you are coming to the AGM bring your £15 or your cheque book and Pete will send you home with your membership card. Otherwise see Pete or cheques payable to "Kingston Phoenix Road Club" and sent to him.
Cheers,
Lisa
Monday, November 09, 2009
Surrey League AGM & Prize Presentation 2009
Surrey League AGM & Prize Presentation 2009
Come and celebrate with us and all of the 2009 Surrey League competition winners.
Handcross Parish Hall, High Street, Handcross, Sussex RH17 6BJ
Thursday November 12th 2009 - 7:00 PM for 7:30 PM
The evening will start with a short informal AGM where all members are welcome to give us their ideas for next season.
Then on to the Prize Presentation, hosted by Keith Butler.
This will be followed by clubs fixing their dates for their events next season.
A free buffet will be available throughout the evening.
Please bring your own beer/wine
RSVP...
Surrey League
Come and celebrate with us and all of the 2009 Surrey League competition winners.
Handcross Parish Hall, High Street, Handcross, Sussex RH17 6BJ
Thursday November 12th 2009 - 7:00 PM for 7:30 PM
The evening will start with a short informal AGM where all members are welcome to give us their ideas for next season.
Then on to the Prize Presentation, hosted by Keith Butler.
This will be followed by clubs fixing their dates for their events next season.
A free buffet will be available throughout the evening.
Please bring your own beer/wine
RSVP...
Surrey League
An afternoon with Vin Denson
An afternoon with Vin Denson
Leigh village hall – 2pm Saturday 9 January 2010
Come and listen to one of cycling’s heros – Vin Denson.
Born in Chester, he chanced his arm and moved abroad back in the early 60s to start a sparkling professional career.
It was a huge gamble in those days, a big step into the unknown.
With just £200 in his pocket, the proceeds of selling off his furniture and other belongings, Vin and his suitcases arrived in Paris by train in April 1962. He was joining battle with just one complete bike and two spare pairs of wheel.
But he wasn’t alone as alongside him, and a partner in this overseas venture, was his wife Vi, as well as a little more…. Vi was already expecting their first child.
Vin might have been big in the UK but out there it was still all to do.
Living out of a room in Troyes, he was to kick off his career as a rider for one of the city’s two racing clubs.
But Vin was a strong rouleur and possessed a prowess that soon got him noticed.
He quickly climbed up the ladder and reached the top rung, receiving the call to join the top team of the day, Ford France, where the leader was Jacques Anquetil, the first man to win the Tour de France five times.
Jacques was very fair with his domestiques: quick to thank them for their hard work on the bike and quick to pay them their fair dues.
Vin’s record as the only British rider to win a stage of the Giro d’Italia stood for more than 20 years.
He also won the Tour of Luxembourg, following in the footsteps of Louison Bobet and Charly Gaul.
This extract from Vin’s book might whet your whistle….
His way to win a race was by being strong and riding so hard that “you wear the others down and then you beat them to the line”.
Vin adds: “There are other ways of doing it, of course. People talk about how this or that sprinter can finish like a rocket, shooting out of the bunch in the last 200 metres to snatch the victory.
“But I have never really respected sprinters. I admire the way they can kick out such terrific speed, but sprinters are often lazy, conceited, temperamental and introverted, whereas the real rouleurs, climbers and plain common grafters are generally more friendly, outgoing and relaxed.”
So if you want to hear someone who has all of those qualities – friendly, outgoing and relaxed – come and join us and hear more from the man himself.
Time: 2pm
Date: Saturday 9 January 2010
Venue: Leigh village hall in Surrey
Tickets: £6 in advance (or £8 on the day)
Contact: John Leitch 01737 84 36 01 or johnleitch65@googlemail.com
Plan: Vin’s talk will run for around 60- 80 mins
After a break for a cup of tea there will be a further 30- 40min for questions
Book signing: Vin has published his story in a book entitled 'The Full Cycle'. Copies will be on sale.
Youngsters: 20 free places available to riders aged 5-16 who are members of a club affiliated to the Surrey Cycle Racing League
Where is Leigh? On the main A25 road between Dorking and Reigate… take the road south at the roundabout at the mid-point…. it is signposted for Betchworth.
Surrey League
Leigh village hall – 2pm Saturday 9 January 2010
Come and listen to one of cycling’s heros – Vin Denson.
Born in Chester, he chanced his arm and moved abroad back in the early 60s to start a sparkling professional career.
It was a huge gamble in those days, a big step into the unknown.
With just £200 in his pocket, the proceeds of selling off his furniture and other belongings, Vin and his suitcases arrived in Paris by train in April 1962. He was joining battle with just one complete bike and two spare pairs of wheel.
But he wasn’t alone as alongside him, and a partner in this overseas venture, was his wife Vi, as well as a little more…. Vi was already expecting their first child.
Vin might have been big in the UK but out there it was still all to do.
Living out of a room in Troyes, he was to kick off his career as a rider for one of the city’s two racing clubs.
But Vin was a strong rouleur and possessed a prowess that soon got him noticed.
He quickly climbed up the ladder and reached the top rung, receiving the call to join the top team of the day, Ford France, where the leader was Jacques Anquetil, the first man to win the Tour de France five times.
Jacques was very fair with his domestiques: quick to thank them for their hard work on the bike and quick to pay them their fair dues.
Vin’s record as the only British rider to win a stage of the Giro d’Italia stood for more than 20 years.
He also won the Tour of Luxembourg, following in the footsteps of Louison Bobet and Charly Gaul.
This extract from Vin’s book might whet your whistle….
His way to win a race was by being strong and riding so hard that “you wear the others down and then you beat them to the line”.
Vin adds: “There are other ways of doing it, of course. People talk about how this or that sprinter can finish like a rocket, shooting out of the bunch in the last 200 metres to snatch the victory.
“But I have never really respected sprinters. I admire the way they can kick out such terrific speed, but sprinters are often lazy, conceited, temperamental and introverted, whereas the real rouleurs, climbers and plain common grafters are generally more friendly, outgoing and relaxed.”
So if you want to hear someone who has all of those qualities – friendly, outgoing and relaxed – come and join us and hear more from the man himself.
Time: 2pm
Date: Saturday 9 January 2010
Venue: Leigh village hall in Surrey
Tickets: £6 in advance (or £8 on the day)
Contact: John Leitch 01737 84 36 01 or johnleitch65@googlemail.com
Plan: Vin’s talk will run for around 60- 80 mins
After a break for a cup of tea there will be a further 30- 40min for questions
Book signing: Vin has published his story in a book entitled 'The Full Cycle'. Copies will be on sale.
Youngsters: 20 free places available to riders aged 5-16 who are members of a club affiliated to the Surrey Cycle Racing League
Where is Leigh? On the main A25 road between Dorking and Reigate… take the road south at the roundabout at the mid-point…. it is signposted for Betchworth.
Surrey League
Imperial Winter Series 2009/2010
If you didn't know already, the Imperial Winter Series at Hillingdon is about to begin again. If you're interested , go to the Imperial Racing Team website for the latest information.
www.imperialracingteam.com
Hope to see you at the track.
Kind regards
Lucy Collins
Imperial Racing Team
www.imperialracingteam.com
Hope to see you at the track.
Kind regards
Lucy Collins
Imperial Racing Team
Wednesday, November 04, 2009
2009 AGM Notification
Notice of the Kingston Phoenix Road Club
2009 Annual General Meeting
2009 Annual General Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the 2009 Annual General Meeting of the Kingston Phoenix Road Club will be held on Thursday 3rd December 2009 at the Worcester Park Athletic Club, Green Lane, Worcester Park, Surrey; commencing at 8pm.
All motions for inclusion on the agenda, and any nominations for officers and committee members, must be lodged with the Honorary General Secretary at least 14 days prior to the AGM - no later than 19th November 2009. All motions shall be in writing and signed by both proposer and seconder. Any nominations shall also be signed by the nominee indicating their willingness to stand. Proposals/nominations by email will be accepted.
All motions for inclusion on the agenda, and any nominations for officers and committee members, must be lodged with the Honorary General Secretary at least 14 days prior to the AGM - no later than 19th November 2009. All motions shall be in writing and signed by both proposer and seconder. Any nominations shall also be signed by the nominee indicating their willingness to stand. Proposals/nominations by email will be accepted.
The meeting will be followed by an American Supper (everyone brings food along to share).
Annual Reports, Agenda and other information will follow closer to the date of the AGM.
Annual Reports, Agenda and other information will follow closer to the date of the AGM.
Lisa Colombo
Honorary General Secretary
Honorary General Secretary
Current Committee Unofficial Jobs
Hon President: Ron Powney
Hon Gen. Sec: Lisa Colombo
Hon TT Sec: Frank Cubis
Hon RR Sec: Simon Mitchell clothing
Hon Treasurer: Doreen Powney
Committee Member: Antonio Coelho - resigned, space vacant
Committee Member: Jake Dodd
Committee Member: Grant Pyke
Committee Member: Brian Powney Club Dinner organiser 2010
Press Secretary: Florence Hallett
Auditors: Ray Dare, Jen Mitchell
Club subs for 2010 are due as of 1st November 2009 – ie Now!
See Pete at the clubroom or pay at the AGM – don’t forget wallet or cheque book!
Senior, 1st Claim membership is £15: Cheques payable to Kingston Phoenix RC
See Pete at the clubroom or pay at the AGM – don’t forget wallet or cheque book!
Senior, 1st Claim membership is £15: Cheques payable to Kingston Phoenix RC
Tuesday, November 03, 2009
Next Committee Meeting
Next Committee Meeting to be Friday November 20th 2009 provisionally at Brian's in Ewell.
Can everyone make a 7pm start?
as I think we have a few extra things to discuss.
Let me know if you can't and we can either start without you or I can let everyone else know that it won't be 7pm!
Can all the officers either bring their AGM reports or - preferably - have emailed them to me by then...
We have a long list of club event results to skim through, which I will try to get written down before the meeting, to save time.
There is at least one proposition for the AGM in the works at the moment.
There will be the CTT National agenda to discuss.
There are at least two recent applicants and possibly another one or two who have not been rubber stamped yet - must check!
Club Dinner 2010.
And no doubt some other stuff too.
Can everyone make a 7pm start?
as I think we have a few extra things to discuss.
Let me know if you can't and we can either start without you or I can let everyone else know that it won't be 7pm!
Can all the officers either bring their AGM reports or - preferably - have emailed them to me by then...
We have a long list of club event results to skim through, which I will try to get written down before the meeting, to save time.
There is at least one proposition for the AGM in the works at the moment.
There will be the CTT National agenda to discuss.
There are at least two recent applicants and possibly another one or two who have not been rubber stamped yet - must check!
Club Dinner 2010.
And no doubt some other stuff too.
Monday, October 19, 2009
Message for Eric
Eric,
You said you read the blog, so this seems to be almost the only way of communicating!
I have received all three of your messages over the last few weeks and replied to all three of them, the first two replies had an attachment, which I didn't bother with this last time in case that has a bearing on the problem. My email is sent from a Yahoo account, is your ISP blocking emails from such a source? Or have they been sent to a "junk" folder for you?
I am not aware of other emails not being received by other people that I correspond with, although if they don't know I've sent a message they wouldn't know it hadn't been received! Some of the messages I have sent recently have been replied to, so obviously they have been received.
If I manage to plonk the application form online somewhere in the near future, I'll link to it from this post, otherwise Pete will put a paper copy through your door on Thursday on his way somewhere.
Cheers,
Lisa
You said you read the blog, so this seems to be almost the only way of communicating!
I have received all three of your messages over the last few weeks and replied to all three of them, the first two replies had an attachment, which I didn't bother with this last time in case that has a bearing on the problem. My email is sent from a Yahoo account, is your ISP blocking emails from such a source? Or have they been sent to a "junk" folder for you?
I am not aware of other emails not being received by other people that I correspond with, although if they don't know I've sent a message they wouldn't know it hadn't been received! Some of the messages I have sent recently have been replied to, so obviously they have been received.
If I manage to plonk the application form online somewhere in the near future, I'll link to it from this post, otherwise Pete will put a paper copy through your door on Thursday on his way somewhere.
Cheers,
Lisa
Wednesday, October 07, 2009
RONS 80th
Ron is having a cake and nibbles down club this thursday to celebrate his 80th birthday , from 8.45 onwards.
Jake
Jake
Monday, October 05, 2009
Ibbo's Cake Quest
IBBO’S CAKE QUEST BIKE RIDE
SUNDAY 11TH OCTOBER
START BETWEEN 8 AND 10AM
● FAIRYCAKES 15kms
● JAFFACAKES 60kms
● CARROTCAKES 110kms
● FRUITCAKES 150kms
(please note the fairycake ride is a guided ride starting at 10am and is a mixture of off and on road. Not suitable for under 12’s)
STARTING FROM:
Walton On The Hill Community Centre, Breech Lane, Tadworth, KT20 7SN
Visiting the ‘Lucky Duck’ and ‘Fanny’s Farm Shop’.
Refreshments also available all day at the hall
MARSHALS:
A number of marshals will be needed to help with these events.
If you can help please let us know ASAP.
ENTRIES IN ADVANCE TO:
Sue Ibbotson, 2 Mere Cottages, Withybed Corner, Walton-on-the-hill, Surrey, KT20 7UH
ENTRY FEE: £10 in advance or £15 on the day.
(Please make cheques payable to The John Ibbotson Fund)
SUNDAY 11TH OCTOBER
START BETWEEN 8 AND 10AM
● FAIRYCAKES 15kms
● JAFFACAKES 60kms
● CARROTCAKES 110kms
● FRUITCAKES 150kms
(please note the fairycake ride is a guided ride starting at 10am and is a mixture of off and on road. Not suitable for under 12’s)
STARTING FROM:
Walton On The Hill Community Centre, Breech Lane, Tadworth, KT20 7SN
Visiting the ‘Lucky Duck’ and ‘Fanny’s Farm Shop’.
Refreshments also available all day at the hall
MARSHALS:
A number of marshals will be needed to help with these events.
If you can help please let us know ASAP.
ENTRIES IN ADVANCE TO:
Sue Ibbotson, 2 Mere Cottages, Withybed Corner, Walton-on-the-hill, Surrey, KT20 7UH
ENTRY FEE: £10 in advance or £15 on the day.
(Please make cheques payable to The John Ibbotson Fund)
Sunday, October 04, 2009
2009 Trophy winners
Club Championship: Brian Powney 20.698 mph
Ladies' Championship: Jake Dodd 22.049 mph
Men's Championship: Stuart Pearce 23.832 mph
Junior B.A.R.: No candidates
Veteran's Championship: John Beer + 4.334 mph
Pentney Memorial: Stuart Pearce 57:21
50 Miles: Stuart Pearce 2:11:07
100 Miles: Stuart Pearce 4:27:06
12 Hour: Brian Powney 213.291 miles
Derek Mason Memorial: Stuart Pearce 1:50:32
Consolation: Simon Mitchell 1:06:50
Road Race Championship: ????? (Has anybody ridden a RR in 2009?)
Men's Club Events: Brian Powney 82 pts
Women's Club Events: Jake Dodd 119 pts
Dare Trophy: Jake Dodd 65 pts
George Crouch Memorial: Steve Hillier + 7:12
Tudor Cup: Jake Dodd 1:07:23
Brass Monkey: Simon Mitchell 1:11:11
I guess that pretty much wraps up the trophy winners for 2009 - it's not 100% cut and dried till after the last event, but with only 10s, 25s and Hill Climbs remaining, there shouldn't be much change - if any!
Lisa
P.S. errors and omissions expected - Frank, I think it's all online so you can check against your calculations...
VTTA 25
October 4th 2009 - H25/2, Marlow ski-slope course.
It's been a quiet year with only one or two riders in any given open event, and almost all the nominated "Open-as-club events" haven't qualified as club events this year as the minimum five riders have not entered.
So....
A sudden surge of late-season interest saw five Phoenix members entered in the VTTA 25 on the H25/2 this morning for a rather leisurely 8am start - not that a 6am wake-up call wasn't in order for some to get there. A pleasantly still and cool-to-warm autumn morning greeted the riders - none of the river mist that we get here sometimes - and the trip proved worthwhile for all five riders, with all doing season's bests and 3 pbing.
Fastest was Nik Bowdler (Farnborough and Camberley CC) - this year's BBAR Champion - in 52:35.
Congratulations to all!
Lisa
It's been a quiet year with only one or two riders in any given open event, and almost all the nominated "Open-as-club events" haven't qualified as club events this year as the minimum five riders have not entered.
So....
A sudden surge of late-season interest saw five Phoenix members entered in the VTTA 25 on the H25/2 this morning for a rather leisurely 8am start - not that a 6am wake-up call wasn't in order for some to get there. A pleasantly still and cool-to-warm autumn morning greeted the riders - none of the river mist that we get here sometimes - and the trip proved worthwhile for all five riders, with all doing season's bests and 3 pbing.
Stuart 57:21 pb (was 1:0:32)
Ben 1:00:28 pb (was 1:4:20)
Steve 1:05:40 pb (was 1:6:06)
Jake 1:07:23 (from a 1:9:58 this year, done in May)
Grant 1:16:24 (bettering the 1:16:56 done last month)
Fastest was Nik Bowdler (Farnborough and Camberley CC) - this year's BBAR Champion - in 52:35.
Congratulations to all!
Lisa
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Majorca 2010
Tha time has come to book our trip to Majorca with Gary Smith. Sunday 25th April to sun 2nd May , at the hotel valentine azul. Cheaper than last year as no sea view , but you get a suite which is more space! Bike storage and workshop on site. The hotel is 3 min walk from town square.
Hotel cost is share suite £217 each or £347 single. Half board.
You book flight and transport to hotel , we can help if you want!
I need to send post dated cheque for 1st jan to Gary by 1st NOV, made out to Gary Smith.
I have the forms to fill in. I will be down club and on sat rides.
Jake
ps this is an ideal warm training week before racing starts.
Hotel cost is share suite £217 each or £347 single. Half board.
You book flight and transport to hotel , we can help if you want!
I need to send post dated cheque for 1st jan to Gary by 1st NOV, made out to Gary Smith.
I have the forms to fill in. I will be down club and on sat rides.
Jake
ps this is an ideal warm training week before racing starts.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Festival Finale RR
I got a plea of help from Colin McDermott.
Hi Andy
I'm not sure if you are aware of the Festival LVRC race on the 18th October at Walliswood, I'm trying to organise marshalls etc. and hoping you maybe able to help on the day? There will also be a social buffet after at the local pub, if you are interested pls let me know asap.
Also if you have any others who can do lead car/motorbikes or marshall etc. if you can let them/me know.
Talk to you soon.
Cheers Colin McDermott Festival RC
If you are able to help out, then either contact Colin directly or me at andy@kprc.org.uk or even reply to the blog.
Hi Andy
I'm not sure if you are aware of the Festival LVRC race on the 18th October at Walliswood, I'm trying to organise marshalls etc. and hoping you maybe able to help on the day? There will also be a social buffet after at the local pub, if you are interested pls let me know asap.
Also if you have any others who can do lead car/motorbikes or marshall etc. if you can let them/me know.
Talk to you soon.
Cheers Colin McDermott Festival RC
If you are able to help out, then either contact Colin directly or me at andy@kprc.org.uk or even reply to the blog.
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Consolation 25 - result
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
CONSOLATION 25
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 20th 2009
G25/47
RESULT SHEET
CONSOLATION 25
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 20th 2009
G25/47
RESULT SHEET
No NAME TIME HCP HCP/TIME POINTS AWARD
10 Stuart Pearce 1-01-45 Scr 1-01-45 4 / 3
6 Simon Mitchell 1-06-50 7-00 59-50 7 / 7 1st Hcp
12 John Beer 1-07-24 3-30 1-03-54 2 / 2
4 Brian Powney 1-11-07 7-00 1-04-07 2 / 2
11 Jake Dodd 1-11-31 11-00 1-00-31 7 / 6 2nd Hcp
7 Bob Townley 1-12-05 PB 11-30 1-00-35 6 / 5 3rd Hcp
9 Ray Dare 1-12-27 11-00 1-01-27 5 / 4
8 Steve Hillier 1-15-53 7-00 1-08-53 2 / 2 (Medium Gear)
2 Nick Hostler 1-18-14 PB 11-00 1-07-14 2 / 2 (1st 25)
3 Grant Pyke 1-21-10 18-30 1-02-40 3 / 2
5 Mark McNamara 1-29-10 22-00 1-07-10 2 / 2
Simon wins the Consolation 25 Cup
Time Trial Sec.
Frank Cubis
The Mitchell clan fox yet another handicapper! (Lisa did this event, as Brian can hardly handicap an event without knowing what the hcp times are!)
And - we had just about got the hang of the way the points are awarded for this event ie "the points for the points trophy mirror the points for the handicap trophy" - not any more, now we have a men's and women's points trophy you dish out the hcp points, then remove Jake from the points and each of the men move up one.
Got it? I thought not... Anyway, it's corrected above compared to the emailed result sheet. (Sorry, Frank)
Lisa
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Consolation 25 - start sheet
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
CONSOLATION 25
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 20th 2009
G25/47
START SHEET
CONSOLATION 25
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 20th 2009
G25/47
START SHEET
No NAME START
2 Nick Hostler 08-45
3 Grant Pyke 08-46
4 Brian Powney 08-47
5 Mark McNamara 08-48
6 Simon Mitchell 08-49
7 Bob Townley 08-50
8 Steve Hillier 08-51
9 Ray Dare 08-52
10 Stuart Pearce 08-53
11 Jake Dodd 08-54
12 John Beer 08-55
Awards:
1st, 2nd & 3rd Hcp
Frank Cubis
This event is a handicap event. Club events points are awarded based on handicap position for the event, and not scratch position. The handicap is sealed so that riders do not know who they have to catch or hold off in order to beat them on handicap.
Brief course details below, or full course details here.
G25/47 25 mile
Start on A24 at Mill Lane, South Holmwood, 1 mile south of 10 start.
Continue south to Clarks Green rbt were TURN, (10 turn) retrace to Beare Green rbt were LEFT into A29 for aprox 8 miles (through Ockley) to bear LEFT onto A281.
The next part is easy to go wrong. There are 3 rbts, keep on A281 A264(A281)(A24) towards A24
To Farthings Hill rbt A24 bear left onto A24, keep on to finish on A24 at railway bridge near Beare Green village 1 mile before start.
We still meet at the usual HQ (for the evening 10s): Inholms Lane car park, but be aware that the ride to the start is close to a mile along the A24 or further along the back way.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Hill Climb (2009) - Result
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
CLUB HILL CLIMB CHAMPIONSHIP
SUNDAY 13th September 2009
RESULT
Hill Climb
CLUB HILL CLIMB CHAMPIONSHIP
SUNDAY 13th September 2009
RESULT
Hill Climb
No NAME TIME Points
16 Colin McDermott 1-52.68 min Festival RC
9 Brian Powney 2-12.03 min PB 7
10 David French 2-20.35 min Weybridge Whlrs
14 Jake Dodd 2-24.16 min 7
13 Steve Hillier 2-25.77 min PB 6
7 Paul Day 2-28.13 min 5
6 Joe Bertorelli 2-34.52 min 4
12 John Beer 2-39.63 min 3
4 Nick Hostler 2-44.40 min PB 3
2 Rachel Watkins 2-46.65 min PTT
3 Bob French 3-12.19 min Weybridge Whlrs
5 Mark McNamara 3-34.27 min PB 2
8 Mike Morley 3-40.50 min 2
11 Grant Pyke DNS 0
HILL CLIMB CHAMPIONSHIP MEN: 1st Brian Powney 2-12.03
HILL CLIMB CHAMPIONSHIP WOMAN: 1st Jake Dodd 2-24.16
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
As below - thanks to all.
Frank Cubis
Hilly 12 (2009) - Result
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
33rd CLUB HILLY 12 MILE TIME TRIAL (GS/281)
SUNDAY 13th September 2009
RESULT
Hill Climb
33rd CLUB HILLY 12 MILE TIME TRIAL (GS/281)
SUNDAY 13th September 2009
RESULT
Hill Climb
No NAME TIME HCP Hcp/Time Points
16 Colin McDermott 33-46 Festival RC
9 Brian Powney 38-22 1-30 36:52 7 / 5
10 David French 38-22 Weybridge Wlrs
13 Steve Hillier 39-23 PB 3-30 35-53 6 / 6
6 Joe Bertorelli 41-00 3-00 38-00 5 / 3
12 John Beer 41-02 Scr 41-02 4 / 2
7 Paul Day 42-56 4-00 38-56 3 / 2
14 Jake Dodd 43-21 7-30 35-51 7 / 7
4 Nick Hostler 43-28 PB 6-00 37-28 2 / 4
2 Rachel Watkins 43-47 PTT
3 Bob French 45-16 Weybridge Whls
5 Mark McNamara 53-03 11-00 42-03 2 / 2
8 Mike Morley 53-50 10-00 43-50 2 / 2
11 Grant Pyke DNS
HILLY 12 AWARDS
1st Fastest: Brian Powney
1st Hcp: Jake Dodd
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Pusher Off : Ron Powney
Marshals : Judy, Left turn, bottom of Little Switzerland. Iain & Carolyn, left turn into Box Hill. David, Left turn Headley Heath. Frank Powney, Left fork into Clay Lane.
Hill Climb start time keeper : Doreen Powney
Well done to all riders for a safe and trouble free event.
Frank Cubis
Corrected handicap times in red - Lisa
Tuesday, September 08, 2009
Hilly 12 - start sheet
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
33rd YEAR CLUB HILLY 12 MILE TIME TRIAL (GS/281)
&
CLUB HILL CLIMB CHAMPIONSHIP
SUNDAY 13th SEPTEMBER 2009
START SHEET
33rd YEAR CLUB HILLY 12 MILE TIME TRIAL (GS/281)
&
CLUB HILL CLIMB CHAMPIONSHIP
SUNDAY 13th SEPTEMBER 2009
START SHEET
No NAME HCP START
3 Bob French Weybridge Wheelers 09-03
4 Nick Hostler 6-00 04
5 Mark McNamara 11-00 09-05
6 Joe Bertorelli 3-00 06
7 Paul Day 4-00 07
8 Mike Morley 10-00 08
9 Brian Powney 1-30 09
10 David French Weybridge Wheelers 09-10
11 Grant Pyke 8-00 11
12 John Beer Scr 12
13 Steve Hillier 3-30 13
14 Jake Dodd 7-30 14
15 Gary Dodd Sigma Sport 09-15
AWARDS
Hilly 12: 1st Fastest & 1st Hcp
Hill Climb: Men’s Champion & Woman’s Champion
HQ: On B2033 Headley Common Road at National Trust car park, Headley Heath.
NOTE: There is a pay and display operating in the car park and a Height Restriction Barrier.
Hilly 12 Course START at Power Pole 010 in Lodgebottom Road, 235 yds south of B2033 near Headley (TQ198543). Continue down hill to T junction at Mickleham were LEFT (marshal). To bottom of Zig-Zag were LEFT (marshal) continue to B2033 were SHARP LEFT (CARE) (marshal). Continue along B2033 past HQ and in ¾ mile take left fork (marshal) along Clay Lane. To A24 Leatherhead By-Pass were LEFT (CARE) (no marshal) Along A24 to 1st RBT were 1st LEFT (no marshal) along B2033 Reigate Road to finish at oak tree on left side of road, 43 yards before Give Way sign and 125 yards before Headley Common Road.
RISK
Care should be taken riding to the start (Especially If Wet) as the road descends sharply and there are sharp bends.
There are speed humps on the Zig Zag of Box Hill (low risk)
There are speed humps on the very fast descent after the Clay Lane fork, Be Very Careful, You Will Not Miss Them.
CLUB HILL CLIMB CHAMPIONSHIP
(The Last 825 Yards of The Hilly 12 Course)
DO NOT STOP, BUT: The Hill Climb starts at the GREEN FLAG 825 Yards before the finish of Hilly 12 Mile Course, on B2033 at the junction of Lodgebottom Road and the start of Leech Lane, at fire hydrant cover, by hydrant sign 4/30.
The Hill Climb (flying start) is just as riders reach the dip were the Hilly 12 start lane is on their right.
Continue for 825 yards to finish at Hilly 12 Finish.
Frank Cubis
NOTE: There is a pay and display operating in the car park and a Height Restriction Barrier.
Hilly 12 Course START at Power Pole 010 in Lodgebottom Road, 235 yds south of B2033 near Headley (TQ198543). Continue down hill to T junction at Mickleham were LEFT (marshal). To bottom of Zig-Zag were LEFT (marshal) continue to B2033 were SHARP LEFT (CARE) (marshal). Continue along B2033 past HQ and in ¾ mile take left fork (marshal) along Clay Lane. To A24 Leatherhead By-Pass were LEFT (CARE) (no marshal) Along A24 to 1st RBT were 1st LEFT (no marshal) along B2033 Reigate Road to finish at oak tree on left side of road, 43 yards before Give Way sign and 125 yards before Headley Common Road.
RISK
Care should be taken riding to the start (Especially If Wet) as the road descends sharply and there are sharp bends.
There are speed humps on the Zig Zag of Box Hill (low risk)
There are speed humps on the very fast descent after the Clay Lane fork, Be Very Careful, You Will Not Miss Them.
CLUB HILL CLIMB CHAMPIONSHIP
(The Last 825 Yards of The Hilly 12 Course)
DO NOT STOP, BUT: The Hill Climb starts at the GREEN FLAG 825 Yards before the finish of Hilly 12 Mile Course, on B2033 at the junction of Lodgebottom Road and the start of Leech Lane, at fire hydrant cover, by hydrant sign 4/30.
The Hill Climb (flying start) is just as riders reach the dip were the Hilly 12 start lane is on their right.
Continue for 825 yards to finish at Hilly 12 Finish.
Frank Cubis
Monday, September 07, 2009
What can Steve do next?
Whilst the season is winding up for the Phoenix Club Events, and September sees the end of the National BBAR (British Best All Rounder competition - see here), the racing season doesn't really draw to an end until the end of October. October is the month of Hill Climbs, but there are still a number of standard distance TTs to be ridden.
The H25/8 course is on the A31 between Farnham and Alton.
View H25/8 course in a larger map
And the H25/2 is out near me on the A404/A4 just west of Maidenhead. This is the fabled "ski slope course" (well round here - there's another one in Wales).
View H25/2 course in a larger map
There are two more events left on the H25/8 and two on the H25/2 this season, although both courses are being used on the same day on one weekend, which limits your choices. The first H25/8 event is on 19th September, which means that you need to get your entry to Basingstoke by 6pm tomorrow evening (unlikely).
The on October 4th there is an event on the H25/2 at 07:30 and the H25/8 at 10:00. The H25/8 event has an early closing date of September 15th (the usual 6pm) so they are anticipating a full field, with the H25/2 effectively being an overflow event, with the usual closing date.
The following week, October 11th is just the H25/2.
Or there is the Epsom 25 on the "club" course, the G25/53 that we know and love! - on the 27th September.
All depends on how tenacious you are feeling. Personally I think you have been improving enough that beating your best ever is on the cards (after all Jake did it in the 10 the other week), but whether you want to go for it this year is another matter.
It doesn't seem right to me that when you have earned the improvement on last year the way you have this year that the Crouch Trophy should then go to someone like Mark or I who are so erratic with our times from year to year that a large improvement is not really an achievement. No disrespect to Mark here, but after all he has improved from a 1:26 last year, which is a lot easier than the improvement you have made.
If you haven't got a handbook you need to talk to Frank or Jake, or someone else with a handbook who can give you the entry details for the above events.
Good Luck if you decide to go for it.
Lisa
P.S. I am having an argument with Google Maps at the moment, but if you enlarge the 2nd map and then click on the "start" pin on the left, it takes you to the correct place.
The on October 4th there is an event on the H25/2 at 07:30 and the H25/8 at 10:00. The H25/8 event has an early closing date of September 15th (the usual 6pm) so they are anticipating a full field, with the H25/2 effectively being an overflow event, with the usual closing date.
The following week, October 11th is just the H25/2.
Or there is the Epsom 25 on the "club" course, the G25/53 that we know and love! - on the 27th September.
All depends on how tenacious you are feeling. Personally I think you have been improving enough that beating your best ever is on the cards (after all Jake did it in the 10 the other week), but whether you want to go for it this year is another matter.
It doesn't seem right to me that when you have earned the improvement on last year the way you have this year that the Crouch Trophy should then go to someone like Mark or I who are so erratic with our times from year to year that a large improvement is not really an achievement. No disrespect to Mark here, but after all he has improved from a 1:26 last year, which is a lot easier than the improvement you have made.
If you haven't got a handbook you need to talk to Frank or Jake, or someone else with a handbook who can give you the entry details for the above events.
Good Luck if you decide to go for it.
Lisa
P.S. I am having an argument with Google Maps at the moment, but if you enlarge the 2nd map and then click on the "start" pin on the left, it takes you to the correct place.
Reply from Steve
Oh Mark what have you done - a fantastic ride !!! Well done and I must admit that I have been spoilt with the almost perfect conditions I had when I did my only 25 this season.
H25/2 you say Lisa - or the H25/8 on a Saturday afternoon? - I don't know what and where these courses are... they are just secret codes to me.
So the gauntlet has been thrown and to beat Mark I would have to beat my lifetime best (1:06:06). It can be done - if only I had been training for 25's all season!!
Oh dear... and if I don't have a go this season I would probably have to get under the hour next year to get the trophy back. That sounds like a lot of work, a ski slope course and a new bike - with a propellor on the back!
Any advice anyone?
Steve - going down the pub to drown my sorrows :-(
H25/2 you say Lisa - or the H25/8 on a Saturday afternoon? - I don't know what and where these courses are... they are just secret codes to me.
So the gauntlet has been thrown and to beat Mark I would have to beat my lifetime best (1:06:06). It can be done - if only I had been training for 25's all season!!
Oh dear... and if I don't have a go this season I would probably have to get under the hour next year to get the trophy back. That sounds like a lot of work, a ski slope course and a new bike - with a propellor on the back!
Any advice anyone?
Steve - going down the pub to drown my sorrows :-(
SCCU 25 - club event result
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
Club 25 Mile Time Trial
Incorporated into the SCCU Open Event
Sunday 6th September 2009
G25/53
Result Sheet
Club 25 Mile Time Trial
Incorporated into the SCCU Open Event
Sunday 6th September 2009
G25/53
Result Sheet
No Name Time Hcp Hcp/Time Scr / Hcp Award
18 Brian Powney 1-07-27 4-00 1-03-27 6 / 4
32 John Beer 1-03-54 Scr 1-03-54 7 / 3
34 Grant Pyke 1-16-56 16-00 1-00-56 5 / 6
39 Mark McNamara 1-19-45 23-30 56-15 4 / 7 1st Hcp
79 Jake Dodd 1-10-06 8-30 1-01-36 7 / 5
Frank Cubis
So the competition for the various trophies is hotting up: on the face of it, Mark has just stolen the George Crouch (improvement) Trophy from Steve, with Steve now needing a 1-6-02 or better to reverse the positions which is a shame as Steve's improvements this year are really worthy of the trophy. H25/2 Steve?
George Crouch Trophy
Nick currently holds on t0 the lead in the Handicap tables with 55 points. Jake is hot on his heels with 52 points and Steve with 48 points. With a possible 14 points available from the remaining two counting club events 4th placed Brian could only match Nick's 55 points from his current 41 points, but both Jake and Steve are real competition.
Handicap table
The Men's Club Events Points Trophy is also a close run thing between John and Brian - Simon is up there in third place with 21 points still to play for, but I think that his season might already have finished - certainly he won't be riding the Hilly 12/Hill Climb, which throws away a lot of potential points. John currently leads with 70 points having extended his lead by 1 today over Brian who is now on 66 points. My guess is that (assuming they both ride) they could come out of the Hilly 12/Hill Climb with no change to the gap leaving the slight lottery of the Consolation to finalise the trophy. I say "slight lottery" because the points for this trophy are based on handicap placings in that event, not scratch placings.
Men's Club Events Points table
Women's Club Events Points Trophy has already been won by Jake.
Finally: thanks to Mike and Ray for fulfilling our marshalling commitments to the SCCU at the 25 this morning, I haven't heard whether either of them ended up with a job or if they just had to turn up and be available as spare marshalls.
Lisa
George Crouch Trophy
Nick currently holds on t0 the lead in the Handicap tables with 55 points. Jake is hot on his heels with 52 points and Steve with 48 points. With a possible 14 points available from the remaining two counting club events 4th placed Brian could only match Nick's 55 points from his current 41 points, but both Jake and Steve are real competition.
Handicap table
The Men's Club Events Points Trophy is also a close run thing between John and Brian - Simon is up there in third place with 21 points still to play for, but I think that his season might already have finished - certainly he won't be riding the Hilly 12/Hill Climb, which throws away a lot of potential points. John currently leads with 70 points having extended his lead by 1 today over Brian who is now on 66 points. My guess is that (assuming they both ride) they could come out of the Hilly 12/Hill Climb with no change to the gap leaving the slight lottery of the Consolation to finalise the trophy. I say "slight lottery" because the points for this trophy are based on handicap placings in that event, not scratch placings.
Men's Club Events Points table
Women's Club Events Points Trophy has already been won by Jake.
Finally: thanks to Mike and Ray for fulfilling our marshalling commitments to the SCCU at the 25 this morning, I haven't heard whether either of them ended up with a job or if they just had to turn up and be available as spare marshalls.
Lisa
Saturday, September 05, 2009
SCCU 25 - club event start sheet
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
Club 25 Mile Time Trial
Incorporated into the SCCU Open Event
Sunday 6th September 2009
G25/53
Start Sheet
Club 25 Mile Time Trial
Incorporated into the SCCU Open Event
Sunday 6th September 2009
G25/53
Start Sheet
Awards 1st Hcp
No Name Hcp Start
18 Brian Powney 4 07-18
32 John Beer Scr 07-32
34 Grant Pyke 16 07-34
39 Mark McNamara 23-30 07-39
79 Jake Dodd 8-30 08-19
Frank Cubis
Monday, August 31, 2009
Mont Ventoux
Maggie and I have had a very good week in Provence on a CTC holiday led by Chris Ellison. A number of people have spoken well of it, and we can certainly endorse their recommendation. The holiday is based at Buis les Baronnies which is in the middle of some very good cycling country - quiet roads, good climbs and good company.Climbing Mont Ventoux was undoubtedly the highlight of the week - despite its fearsome reputation it's actually not too bad if you take it steadily, though the wind at the top really was something. One of the few places where the weight of a tandem is an advantage.
Stats for the week (all in statute measure - this was a CTC holiday) were 263.88 miles, 21,277.7 ft of ascent and a highest speed of 44.1 mph - faster than we've ever gone on the Holmwood course ...
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Monday, August 24, 2009
ECCA 12hr provisional result
For the first time in the 5 years I have been riding this event we had no rain whatsoever in the 12 hours. In fact we had brilliant sunshine the whole time and a very warm, dry Southerly wind (great for the long barrow that Frank was timing but horrible for us). Various folks out on the day have reported that their cars showed the temp as 28 or 29 degrees.
Despite all that, we managed:
Brian 213
Jake 207
Lisa 155 (with a very long sit down in the shade on the finishing circuit!)
Mike Levett (Lewes Wanderers) who has been riding the evening 10s did 206.
In other news for the weekend, John did 1:1:54 in the North Hants 25 on Saturday and 28:45 in the Richmond Park TT on Sunday where Tony T was DNF.
Frank reports that the Tandem Trike did 272 for 12 hours beating their own record by approx 10 miles, and were still on course late last night to beat the London Edinburgh record (though don't know yet if they managed it) they weren't expected to continue for the 24.
Lisa
Update: 12:15 Monday.
It's not fair, is it? Today would have been much better for the 12 with the wind much less, and more cloud cover giving us more shade and lower temps. The wind direction doesn't matter so much, so today would have been much better conditions. A lot of the field didn't finish the event, which I guess was down to the hot day.
Thanks to Ron, Doreen & Rosemary - chiefly helping Brian - and Simon & Jen helping Jake, for the assistance (especially sponges) to all three of us. And of course thanks to Pete for helping me, I couldn't have done it without him (even if it did take only 4hrs 20mins for me to start swearing at him - I was hungry and hadn't seen him for over an hour!!!)
Finally the report on the Long Barrow is successful attempts at 12hrs (270ish) and London-Edinburgh (19hrs 15 - approx 2 hours off old record) and the 24 abandoned. At 8am this morning Frank was in a bed somewhere......!
Despite all that, we managed:
Brian 213
Jake 207
Lisa 155 (with a very long sit down in the shade on the finishing circuit!)
Mike Levett (Lewes Wanderers) who has been riding the evening 10s did 206.
In other news for the weekend, John did 1:1:54 in the North Hants 25 on Saturday and 28:45 in the Richmond Park TT on Sunday where Tony T was DNF.
Frank reports that the Tandem Trike did 272 for 12 hours beating their own record by approx 10 miles, and were still on course late last night to beat the London Edinburgh record (though don't know yet if they managed it) they weren't expected to continue for the 24.
Lisa
Update: 12:15 Monday.
It's not fair, is it? Today would have been much better for the 12 with the wind much less, and more cloud cover giving us more shade and lower temps. The wind direction doesn't matter so much, so today would have been much better conditions. A lot of the field didn't finish the event, which I guess was down to the hot day.
Thanks to Ron, Doreen & Rosemary - chiefly helping Brian - and Simon & Jen helping Jake, for the assistance (especially sponges) to all three of us. And of course thanks to Pete for helping me, I couldn't have done it without him (even if it did take only 4hrs 20mins for me to start swearing at him - I was hungry and hadn't seen him for over an hour!!!)
Finally the report on the Long Barrow is successful attempts at 12hrs (270ish) and London-Edinburgh (19hrs 15 - approx 2 hours off old record) and the 24 abandoned. At 8am this morning Frank was in a bed somewhere......!
Saturday, August 22, 2009
RRA London-Edinburgh attempt
Ralph Dadswell and Paul Mace are attempting the London-Edinburgh RRA record tomorrow, and scheduling for the 12 hour and 24 hour records in addition.
Our own Frank Cubis will be timing them for the entire attempt.
The schedule can be found at http://www.dadswell.co.uk and it is hoped that updates on their progress will be available on the Time Trialling Forum at http://www.timetriallingforum.co.uk
Think of Frank when you go to bed tomorrow night, he won't be back to his before Monday night - although at least he doesn't have to do all the driving!
Lisa
Our own Frank Cubis will be timing them for the entire attempt.
The schedule can be found at http://www.dadswell.co.uk and it is hoped that updates on their progress will be available on the Time Trialling Forum at http://www.timetriallingforum.co.uk
Think of Frank when you go to bed tomorrow night, he won't be back to his before Monday night - although at least he doesn't have to do all the driving!
Lisa
Friday, August 07, 2009
SCCU 25 - 6 Sept - IMPORTANT
The organiser listed in the handbook died earlier this year, so if you want to enter the SCCU 25 on September 6th 2009 (closing date 25th August) then you had better send your entries to:
Colin Derrick
43 Aviemore Way
Beckenham
Kent
BR3 3RP
Lisa
Colin Derrick
43 Aviemore Way
Beckenham
Kent
BR3 3RP
Lisa
Thursday, August 06, 2009
Eve 10 #12 - Result
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
WEDNESDAY 5th August 2009 G10/42
RESULT SHEET
WEDNESDAY 5th August 2009 G10/42
RESULT SHEET
D.N.S. Martin Callagham, Tony Tugwell, Ben Pearce
No NAME TIME HCP Hcp/TIME Scr / Hcp AWARD
24 Stuart Pearce 22-35 PB Scr 22-35 7 / 2 1st Fastest
20 Laurence Wintergold 23-21 0-45
16 John Beer 24-39 2-30 22-09 6 / 2 2nd Fastest
18 Simon Mitchell 24-55 2-30 22-25 5 / 2
8 Richard Addis 25-02 PB
14 Steve Hillier 25-34 3-30 22-04 4 / 2
6 Duncan Folkes 25-40 3-30 22-10 3 / 2
19 Bob Smith 25-56
23 Brian Powney 26-25 4-00 22-25 2 / 2
13 Jake Dodd 26-57 5-30 21-27 7 / 5 3rd Hcp/1st Woman
15 Graham Holder 27-22 PB 5-30 21-52 2 / 3
11 Chrystal Sheldon 27-24 6-00 21-24 6 / 6 2nd Hcp
17 Nick Hostler 27-31 PB 5-00 22-31 2 / 2
2 Tony D’Italia 28-40 PB 8-50 19-50 2 / 7 1st Hcp
9 Mark McNamara 29-54 7-30 22-24 2 / 2
12 Grant Pyke 30-06
10 Andrew Sooboodoo 30-13
7 Amanda Pearce 30-28 PB 7-45 22-43 5 / 2
3 Mike Morley 31-27 9-30 21-57 2 / 2
4 Lisa Colombo 31-50 10-00 21-50 4 / 4
As can be seen from the 10 tables, last night was about the best night of the year, with everyone who rode doing their fastest evening 10 of the year.
Kingston Wheelers
35 Steve Saunders 21-08Frank Cubis
50 Ben Elliott 21-13
31 Phil Ember 22-02
44 Jonathan Lewis 22-54
46 Wes Swaffer 23-20
40 Luke Wallis 23-22
38 Alan Sherman 23-30
49 Dave Ladkin 23-31
26 John Coolahan 23-49
36 Keith Griffin 24-16
42 Chris Gilligan 24-29
45 Colin Gray 24-36
48 James Wasley 24-38
32 Dave Pinch 24-45
39 Danny Clifford 24-55
30 Dom Trevett 25-03
41 Leona Kadir 25-05
33 Simon Parton 25-45
47 Harry Skinner 26-18
27 Rachel Przybylski 26-35
28 Cathy Clifford 26-44
37 Robin Cartwright 27-59
Thanks to the Wheelers for putting the signs out.
And a special thanks to Ron & Doreen (and stand-ins Judy & David) for providing the teas all year.
And also to everyone who has provided cakes, biscuits and donuts during the season for our after race snack. (Personally, I really like the jaffa cakes!!!!).
Lisa
Monday, August 03, 2009
Barbecue 15th Aug 6pm
Just a reminder about Phoenix Barbecue Aug 15th. 6pm sat at Jake and Garys.
All members and friends and sat riders invited.
Bring something for cooking or side dish, rice, pasta, salad, rolls, pudding etc, and a bottle. If anyone has a marque bring it just in case!
Jake
All members and friends and sat riders invited.
Bring something for cooking or side dish, rice, pasta, salad, rolls, pudding etc, and a bottle. If anyone has a marque bring it just in case!
Jake
Alpine Passes
I've just got back from an enjoyable few days cycling in the Alps with my two sons. Our purposes were rather different - I wanted to cross some passes, revisiting old favourites and adding on a couple of new ones; they wanted high altitude training for a savage triathlon that they're doing in Norway next week. That means big mileages and big climbs. With me, it's one or the other these days, but with a bit of planning we were able to meet everyone's needs. We rode separately, but had lunch together every day, shook hands on some big passes and generally had a very good time.
We chose passes that the Tour de France has been over, either this year or in the last couple. This gives good atmosphere, with the 'Go Wiggo' graffiti on the roads, and real humility when you compare the times of the Tour riders with your own. My passes were Petit St Bernard, Cormet de Roselend, Col des Saisies, Alpe d'Huez, and a double crossing of the Galibier, going Lauteret-Galibier-Telegraphe-Galibier-Lauteret. I've done each side before but the double was a treat.
Here's the team at the top of the Alpe d'Huez. It was a very hot afternoon - about 34 degrees at the bottom, probably more part way up. I attributed my rather pedestrian time to this, until I found that Henry (he's the Bianchi one) had taken more than ten minutes off his personal best. So, just like Lance Armstrong on the podium in Paris last week, you can see that the chap in third place has the wistful look of one who realises that his best times are behind him, and that it's downhill from here.
My ride reports wouldn't be complete without maps, so here are a couple - the Galibier and the Alpe d'Huez. The week's stats are 221.84 km; 6506.9 metres of ascent with a moving average of 13.62 kph. This last of course, is a balance of going up very slowly but down very fast.... Mark
Cycle shoes & pedals
John Barron a friend of mine has a pair of size 8 Specialised shoes & Shimano Ultegra pedals as shown.He offers them at £20 .He can be contacted 0n 'jmgbarron@tesco.net'
Ray
Eve 10 #12 - start
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
CLUB 10 MILE TIME TRIAL G10/42
WEDNESDAY 5th August 2009
START SHEET
CLUB 10 MILE TIME TRIAL G10/42
WEDNESDAY 5th August 2009
START SHEET
No NAME HCP START
1 Martin Callaghan 6-45 19-30-30
2 Tony D’Italia 8-50 19-31
3 Mike Morley 9-30 19-31-30
4 Lisa Colombo 10-00 19-32
5 Tony Tugwell 10-00 19-32-30
6 Duncan Folkes 3-30 19-33
7 Amanda Pearce 7-45 19-33-30
8 Richard Addis 19-34
9 Mark McNamara 7-30 19-34-30
10 Andrew Sooboodoo 19-35
11 Chrystal Sheldon 6-00 19-35-30
12 Graham Walker 19-36
13 Jake Dodd 5-30 19-36-30
14 Steve Hillier 3-30 19-37
15 Graham Holder 5-30 19-37-30
16 John Beer 2-30 19-38
17 Nick Hostler 5-00 19-38-30
18 Simon Mitchell 2-30 19-39
19 Bob Smith 19-39-30
20 Ben Pearce 0-45 19-40
21 Paul Foley 19-40-30
22 Matt Chapman 19-41
23 Brian Powney 4-00 19-41-30
24 Stuart Pearce Scr 19-42
AWARDS:
1st, 2nd & 3rd Handicap
1st & 2nd Fastest
Fastest Woman
Frank Cubis
Sunday, August 02, 2009
RRA attempt
Robecca Romero and James Cracknell have scheduled an RRA attempt on the Lands End to John O'Groats mixed tandem record. Further details can be found on the RRA website: http://www.rra.org.uk/ look under "notices" for the original schedule (PDF format) and an updated one.
They aim to start on Monday 3rd August at 5am from Lands End.
There is a story in the telegraph: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/active/5940583/James-Cracknell-Lands-End-to-John-OGroats-cycle-record-aim-with-Rebecca-Romero.html
Finally there is a Google map of the route, on which we might be able to follow their progress:
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?hl=en&ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=112463924814795169379.00046ffd18e57eb8ace45&z=5
As I am just off to race, I haven't checked this last link, but it is also linked to from the Telegraph story (I missed it, but Pete spotted it).
Lisa
They aim to start on Monday 3rd August at 5am from Lands End.
There is a story in the telegraph: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/active/5940583/James-Cracknell-Lands-End-to-John-OGroats-cycle-record-aim-with-Rebecca-Romero.html
Finally there is a Google map of the route, on which we might be able to follow their progress:
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?hl=en&ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=112463924814795169379.00046ffd18e57eb8ace45&z=5
As I am just off to race, I haven't checked this last link, but it is also linked to from the Telegraph story (I missed it, but Pete spotted it).
Lisa
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Eve 10 #11 - Result
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
Tuesday 28th July 2009 G10/42
RESULT SHEET
Tuesday 28th July 2009 G10/42
RESULT SHEET
No NAME TIME HCP HCP/TIME Scr / Hcp AWARD
20 Stuart Pearce 22-49 PB Scr 22-49 7 / 2 1st Place
18 Matt Chapman 23-22
17 Ben Pearce 23-48 0-45 23-03 6 / 2 2nd Place
35 Stefan Cichy 24-29
14 John Beer 25-13 2-15 22-58 5 / 2
11 Simon Mitchell 25-16 2-30 22-46 4 / 3
5 Steve Irwin 25-25
9 Richard Addis 26-08
21 Duncan Folkes 26-16 3-30 22-46 3 / 3
8 Bob Smith 26-20
19 Graham Holder 28-13 5-30 22-43 2 / 4
12 Nick Hostler 28-55 5-00 23-55 2 / 2
15 Brian Powney 29-32 4-00 25-32 2 / 2
16 Grant Pyke 30-22 9-00 21-22 2 / 7 1st Hcp
3 Tony D’Italia 30-30 5-00 25-30 2 / 2
7 Amanda Pearce 30-46 PB 9-00 21-46 7 / 6 2nd Hcp/1st Woman
4 Mike Morley 32-18 9-00 23-18 2 / 2
10 Lisa Colombo 32-30 10-30 22-00 6 / 5 3rd Hcp
1 Tony Tugwell DNF 9-30 1 / 0
2 Harold Fifield DNS
6 Jake Dodd DNS 5-30
13 Mark McNamara DNS 7-30
18 Steve Hillier DNS 3-30
Kingston Wheelers
34 Alan Sherman 23-33
30 Keith Griffin 24-07
28 Danny Clifford 24-35
24 Michael Levett 24-46
27 Sam Hodgson 25-11
31 David O'Donovan 25-13
26 Peter Collyer 25-15
32 Neil Weatherburn 26-10
23 Cathy Clifford 27-06
29 Helen Millier 27-32
22 Matthew Bayfield 29-00
Frank Cubis
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Time Trials in Richmond Park
London Dynamo are promoting two "come and try it" Time Trials in Richmond Park on Sunday the 9th August and Sunday 23rd August. Distance is 10.4m and the course will be tough.
These are not restricted to novice riders, so if you fancy a genuine TT in Richmond Park, details are on the CTT website. Direct link click here
Looks like the usual max field of 120 riders, but not sure how it will be played if the events are over-subscribed, or even if that is likely! (Just found it: first come, first served, like most club events.)
If successful this could lead to a series of events next year.
Lisa
These are not restricted to novice riders, so if you fancy a genuine TT in Richmond Park, details are on the CTT website. Direct link click here
Looks like the usual max field of 120 riders, but not sure how it will be played if the events are over-subscribed, or even if that is likely! (Just found it: first come, first served, like most club events.)
If successful this could lead to a series of events next year.
Lisa
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Eve 10 #11 - start
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
CLUB 10 MILE TIME TRIAL G10/42
Tuesday 28th July 2009
START SHEET
CLUB 10 MILE TIME TRIAL G10/42
Tuesday 28th July 2009
START SHEET
No NAME HCP START
1 Tony Tugwell 9-30 20-00-30
2 Harold Fifield 20-01
3 Tony D’Italia 5-00 20-01-30
4 Mike Morley 9-00 20-02
5 Steve Irwin 20-02-30
6 Jake Dodd 5-30 20-03
7 Amanda Pearce 9-00 20-03-30
8 Bob Smith 20-04
9 Richard Addis 20-04-30
10 Lisa Colombo 10-30 20-05
11 Simon Mitchell 2-30 20-05-30
12 Nick Hostler 5-00 20-06
13 Mark McNamara 7-30 20-06-30
14 John Beer 2-15 20-07
15 Brian Powney 4-00 20-07-30
16 Grant Pyke 9-00 20-08
17 Ben Pearce 0-45 20-08-30
18 Steve Hillier 3-30 20-09
19 Graham Holder 5-30 20-09-30
20 Stuart Pearce Scr 20-10
21 Duncan Folkes 3-30 20-10-30
AWARDS:
1st & 2nd Fastest
1st, 2nd & 3rd Hcp
1st Woman
NOTE As it is our last Tuesday Evening 10 and the start is at 20:00, (Lighting up Time 20:55) a rear light might be a good idea. Also we could follow immediately behind the Epsom CC, I doubt if they will use up all their 20 one minute places. Be prepared to start a few minutes earlier.
Frank Cubis
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Anerley 50 - marshalls required
I am looking for help in marshalling the Anerley 50 on the 9th August. As you know the Anerley provide the other counting 50 in the Counties BAR and we usually provide some marshals to assist them. Over the last couple of years we have sadly lost some of the marshals who have helped and it has left us very short.
Bryn would be most appreciative of any help as the number of marshals required probably exceeds the total Anerley active membership.
If you can help can you let me know as soon as possible?
Bryn would be most appreciative of any help as the number of marshals required probably exceeds the total Anerley active membership.
If you can help can you let me know as soon as possible?
All the best,
Tony
(SCCU Secretary)
Let me know in the first instance - ASAP - it is the same overall marshalling requirement as for the SCCU 50 which I ran in June.
Lisa
Eve 10 #10 - Result
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
WEDNESDAY 22nd July 2009 G10/42
RESULT SHEET
WEDNESDAY 22nd July 2009 G10/42
RESULT SHEET
No NAME TIME HCP Hcp/TIME Scr / Hcp AWARD
15 Stuart Pearce 23-07 Scr 23-07 7 / 6 1st/2nd Hcp
12 Ben Pearce 23-50 1-00 22-50 6 / 7 2nd/1st Hcp
6 John Beer 25-11 1-45 23-26 5 / 2
9 Simon Mitchell 25-24 1-15 24-09 4 / 2
18 Bob Smith 26-09
13 Steve Hillier 26-10 3-00 23-10 3 / 5
19 Duncan Folkes 26-30
20 Steve Irwin 27-19
16 Richard Addis 27-20
14 Jake Dodd 27-58 4-45 23-13 7 / 3 1st Woman
7 Nick Hostler 28-18 4-30 23-48 2 / 2
2 Mark McNamara 30-22 6-45 23-37 2 / 2
11 Grant Pyke 31-08 5-30 25-38 2 / 2
3 Mike Morley 32-35 9-00 23-35 2 / 2
4 Tony Tugwell 32-40 9-30 23-10 2 / 5
8 Amanda Pearce DNF 8-00 1 / 0
5 Lisa Colombo DNS 9-30 0 / 0
10 Brian Powney DNS 3-30 0 / 0
Kingston Wheelers
Pos No Name Time
1 43 Ben Elliott 22-03
2 34 Steve Saunders 22-14
3 31 Phil Ember 22-51
4 28 Andy Lack 23-38
5 37 Dan Sibbick 23-59
6 42 Alan Sherman 24-27
7 25 Keith Griffin 24-36
8 41 Wes Swaffer 25-05
9 38 Sam Hodgson 25-11
10 22 Danny Clifford 25-21
11 35 Colin Gray 25-58
12 29 Neil Weatherburn 26-18
13 27 Dave Ladkin 26-29
14 32 Peter Collyer 26-39
15 26 Simon Parton 26-42
16 39 Nick Butterfield 26-56
17 24 Cathy Clifford 27-39
18 40 Charles Edwards 27-49
19 36 Harry Skinner 28-06
20 23 Christian Price 29-15
Frank Cubis
Monday, July 20, 2009
Eve 10 #10 - start
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
CLUB 10 MILE TIME TRIAL G10/42
WEDNESDAY 22nd July 2009 Eve 10 #10
START SHEET
CLUB 10 MILE TIME TRIAL G10/42
WEDNESDAY 22nd July 2009 Eve 10 #10
START SHEET
No NAME HCP STARTAWARDS:
1
2 Mark McNamara 6-45 19-41
3 Mike Morley 9-00 19-41-30
4 Tony Tugwell 9-30 19-42
5 Lisa Colombo 9-30 19-42-30
6 John Beer 1-45 19-43
7 Nick Hostler 4-30 19-43-30
8 Amanda Pearce 8-00 19-44
9 Simon Mitchell 1-15 19-44-30
10 Brian Powney 3-30 19-45
11 Grant Pyke 5-30 19-45-30
12 Ben Pearce 1-00 19-46
13 Steve Hillier 3-00 19-46-30
14 Jake Dodd 4-45 19-47
15 Stuart Pearce Scr 19-47-30
16 Richard Adis 19-48
17 Paul Foley 19-48-30
18 Bob Smith 19-49
1st & 2nd Handicap
1st & 2nd Fastest
Fastest Woman
Frank Cubis
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Eve 10 #9 - result
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
Tuesday 14th July 2009 G10/42
RESULT SHEET
Tuesday 14th July 2009 G10/42
RESULT SHEET
Note: edited to correct Mark M's hcp time and therefore all the hcp points!
No NAME TIME HCP HCP TIME Scr/Hcp AWARD
8 John Beer 25-27 0-45 24-42 7 / 2 1st Fastest
15 Bob Smith 25-58
13 Joe Bertorelli 26-05 1-30 24-35 6 / 5 2nd Fastest
9 Duncan Folkes 26-08 1-45 24-23 5 / 6
10 Nick Hostler 27-37 3-15 24-22 4 / 7 2nd Hcp
14 Paul Foley 27-46
11 Graham Holder 28-06 3-30 24-36 3 / 4
1 Mark/Margaret G 28-10pb 4-15 23-55 2 / 2 1st Hcp
6 Jake Dodd 28-10 3-30 24-40 7 / 3
2 Mark McNamara 30-29 5-45 24-44 2 / 2
7 Grant Pyke 31-55 4-15 27-40 2 / 2
3 Mike Morley 32-50 6-45 26-05 2 / 2
4 Lisa Colombo 32-53 8-15 24-38 6 / 4
5 Steve Hillier DNS 1-45
12 Simon Mitchell DNS Scr
Kingston Wheelers
1 36 Ben Elliott 22-29
2 34 Phil Ember 22-33
3 30 ??? 22-45
4 20 Dan Sibbick 22-53
5 33 Michael Levett 24-49
6 29 Sam Hodgson 24-52
7 28 Rupert Bole 24-56
8 19 Danny Clifford 25-03
9 25 Peter Collier 25-07
10 22 Neil Weatherburn 25-46
11 18 Simon Parton 25-47
12 27 Christian Price 25-54
13 21 Helen Millier 26-22
14 31 Chris Campbell 26-33
15 26 Harry Skinner 26-52
16 32 Charles Edwards 27-19
17 17 Cathy Clifford 27-23
18 37 ??? 29-12
19 16 Matthew Bayfield 29-50
Frank Cubis
Monday, July 13, 2009
Jack Dowson
Jack Dowson died in Kingston Hospital on Thursday 9th July 2009.
Jack at the KPRC 6oth Anniversary celebration in 1996
Jack racing - anyone got any idea of the date????
Jack handing a bottle up to Ian Buckner in the 1979 Kingston to Worthing
Jack at the KPRC 6oth Anniversary celebration in 1996
Jack racing - anyone got any idea of the date????
Jack handing a bottle up to Ian Buckner in the 1979 Kingston to WorthingThe funeral is to be held on the 20th July at 3:00 pm at Kingston crematorium, before that there is a service at 2pm at St Mathews Church, Kingsdown Road Surbiton.
Lisa
Lisa
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Eve 10 #9 - start
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
CLUB 10 MILE TIME TRIAL G10/42
Tuesday 14th July 2009
START SHEET
CLUB 10 MILE TIME TRIAL G10/42
Tuesday 14th July 2009
START SHEET
No NAME HCP START
1 Mark & Margaret 4-15 20-00-30
2 Mark McNamara 5-45 20-01
3 Mike Morley 6-45 20-01-30
4 Lisa Colombo 8-15 20-02
5 Steve Hillier 1-45 20-02-30
6 Jake Dodd 3-30 20-03
7 Grant Pyke 4-15 20-03-30
8 John Beer 0-45 20-04
9 Duncan Folkes 1-45 20-04-30
10 Nick Hostler 3-15 20-05
11 Graham Holden 3-30 20-05-30
12 Simon Mitchell Scr 20-06
13 Joe Bertorelli 1-30 20-06-30
AWARDS:
1st & 2nd Fastest
1st & 2nd Hcp
Frank Cubis
Thursday, July 09, 2009
Eve 10 #8 - Result
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
WEDNESDAY 8th July 2009 G10/42
RESULT SHEET
WEDNESDAY 8th July 2009 G10/42
RESULT SHEET
D.N.S. Brian Powney, Mark McNamara, Joe Bertorelli
No NAME TIME HCP Hcp/TIME Scr/Hcp AWARD
12 John Beer 25-05 Scr 25-05 7 / 2 1st Fastest
15 Steve Hillier 25-47 1-30 24-17 6 / 6 2nd Hcp
7 Bob Smith 25-56
3 Duncan Folkes 26-01 1-30 24-31 5 / 4
13 Paul Foley 27-42
4 Jake Dodd 27-49 3-30 24-19 7 / 5
11 Graham Holder 27-52 PB 4-00 23-52 4 / 7 1st Hcp
10 Nick Hostler 28-03 3-00 25-03 3 / 3
2 Mike Morley 31-41 6-30 25-11 2 / 2
14 Lisa Colombo 33-57 8-30 25-27 6 / 2
Kingston Wheelers
1 39 Ben Elliott 21-01
2 30 Dan Sibbick 21-46
3 20 Phil Ember 22-09
4 28 Michael Levett 24-17
5 31 Maryka Sennema 24-22
6 29 Keith Griffin 24-25
7 27 Danny Clifford 24-40
8 25 Sam Hodgson 24-46
9 17 Colin Gray 25-01
10= 34 Jim Ley 25-33
10= 37 Russell Seekins 25-33
12 21 Tom Lees 26-45
13 24 Helen Millier 26-50
14 26 Matthew Bayfield 26-55
15 36 Harry Skinner 27-08
16 19 Cathy Clifford 27-15
. 23 Chris Hathaway DNF (punctured)
Thanks to Ron and Doreen for supplying teas, and also thanks to the people supplying munchies to go with the teas.
Thanks to the Wheelers for putting out the warning signs.
And especially thanks to Timekeeper Frank, without whom we would not have an event.
Lisa
Monday, July 06, 2009
Tour de France Info
For anyone interested in further information on the Tour de France, the official website lists the full classifications for each stage and overall, including such gems (that the ITV4 coverage missed) that Bradley Wiggins was the man wearing the Green Jersey on stage 2, yesterday. Cancellara was the man who should have worn it by right, but he was in Yellow and the next man in line was Contador who was in the Mountains Jersey leaving Brad to sport the Green!
Both the Tour de France site and Cyclingnews.com offer live text commentary of the race online during the stages for anyone unable to watch the stages live.
http://www.letour.fr/us/homepage_courseTDF.html
http://www.cyclingnews.com
Lisa
Both the Tour de France site and Cyclingnews.com offer live text commentary of the race online during the stages for anyone unable to watch the stages live.
http://www.letour.fr/us/homepage_courseTDF.html
http://www.cyclingnews.com
Lisa
Friday, July 03, 2009
Eve 10 #8 - start
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
CLUB 10 MILE TIME TRIAL G10/42
WEDNESDAY 8th July 2009
START SHEET
CLUB 10 MILE TIME TRIAL G10/42
WEDNESDAY 8th July 2009
START SHEET
No NAME HCP START
1
2 Mike Morley 6-30 19-41
3 Duncan Folkes 1-30 19-41-30
4 Jake Dodd 3-30 19-42
5 Lisa Colombo 8-30 19-42-30
6 Steve Hillier 1-30 19-43
7 Brian Powney 1-45 19-43-30
8 Mark McNamara 5-30 19-44
9 Joe Bertorelli 1-00 19-44-30
10 Nick Hostler 3-00 19-45
11 Graham Holder 4-00 19-45-30
12 John Beer Scr 19-46
AWARDS:
1st & 2nd Handicap
1st Fastest
Frank Cubis
Wednesday, July 01, 2009
Eve 10 #7 - Result
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
Tuesday 30th June 2009
G10/42
RESULT SHEET
Tuesday 30th June 2009
G10/42
RESULT SHEET
No NAME TIME HCP HCP TIME Scr/Hcp AWARD
11 Stuart Pearce 23-21 Scr 23-21 7 / 2 1st Fastest
5 John Beer 25-05 2-15 22-50 6 / 2
8 Simon Mitchell 25-13 2-15 22-58 5 / 2
15 Joe Bertorelli 25-51 PTT 0 / 0
13 Steve Hillier 26-13 3-30 22-43 4 / 3
6 Brian Powney 26-33 3-30 23-03 3 / 2
12 Duncan Folkes 27-06 3-00 24-06 2 / 2
10 Nick Hostler 27-37 PB 5-30 22-07 2 / 6 2nd Hcp
14 Bob Smith 26-47 Iron Head Racing
1 Mark & Margaret 28-22 PB 2 each
9 Jake Dodd 28-30 5-00 23-30 7 / 2 1st Woman
2 Mark McNamara 30-08 8-00 22-08 2 / 5
3 Amanda Pearce 30-55 PB 9-00 21-55 6 / 7 1st Hcp
4 Lisa Colombo 32-42 10-30 22-12 5 / 4
7 Martin Callaghan DNS 6-00 0 / 0
Kingston Wheelers
Pos No Name Time
1 35 Ben Elliott 21-37
2 30 Dan Sibbick 21-38
3 25 Steve Saunders 21-45
4 26 Martin O’Sullivan 22-21
5 20 Phil Ember 22-28
6 31 Alan Sherman 23-52
7 29 Sam Hodgson 24-30
8 17 Michael Levett 24-34
9 36 Rupert Bole 24-42
10 28 David O’Donnovan 24-53
11 23 Danny Clifford 25-06
12 27 Christian Price 25-30
13 22 Richard Dartnell 25-41
14 33 Leona Kadir 25-56
15 24 Helen Millier 26-32
16 18 Cathy Clifford 28-15
. 19 Chris Campbell DNF
Frank Cubis
As usual, thanks to Ron & Doreen for providing teas after, and also to the various folks who have been donating something to eat with the tea.
I also think thanks are in order to the Epsom CC for allowing us to piggy-back our event with their signs.
Lisa
Monday, June 29, 2009
Eve 10 #7 - start sheet
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
CLUB 10 MILE TIME TRIAL G10/42
Tuesday 30th June 2009
START SHEET
CLUB 10 MILE TIME TRIAL G10/42
Tuesday 30th June 2009
START SHEET
No NAME HCP START
1.
2. Mark McNamara 8-00 20-01
3. Amanda Pearce 9-00 20-01-30
4. Lisa Colombo 10-30 20-02
5. John Beer 2-15 20-02-30
6. Brian Powney 3-30 20-03
7. Martin Callaghan 6-00 20-03-30
8. Simon Mitchell 2-15 20-04
9. Jake Dodd 5-00 20-04-30
10. Nick Hostler 5-30 20-05
11. Stuart Pearce Scr 20-05-30
12. Duncan Folkes 3-00 20-06
13. Steve Hillier 3-30 20-06-30
AWARDS:
1st & 2nd Handicap
1st Fastest
1st Woman
Frank Cubis
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Friday, June 26, 2009
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Eve 10 #6: Club Championship - result
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
CLUB 10 MILE CHAMPIONSHIP TIME TRIAL
WEDNESDAY 24th June 2009
G10/42
RESULT SHEET
CLUB 10 MILE CHAMPIONSHIP TIME TRIAL
WEDNESDAY 24th June 2009
G10/42
RESULT SHEET
Kingston Wheelers
No NAME TIME HCP HCP TIME VETS Scr/ Hcp
15. Stuart Pearce 23-51 Scr 23-51 7 / 2
6. John Beer 25-58 2-00 23-58 +3-22 6 / 2
9. Simon Mitchell 26-02 1-45 24-17 +0-28 4 / 2
7. Steve Hillier 26-51 3-15 23-36 +0-55 3 / 5
2. Brian Powney 27-38 3-00 24-38 -1-06 2 / 2
10. Duncan Folkes 27-59 2-45 25-14 -2-29 2 / 2
16. Chrystal Sheldon 28-52 4-15 24-37 -1-39 7 / 4
3. Nick Hostler 28-58 6-15 22-43 2 / 7
14. Graham Holder 29-02 5-15 23-47 -0-10 2 / 3
13. Jake Dodd 29-19 4-30 24-49 -0-41 6 / 2
8. Mark McNamara 31-20 8-30 22-50 +1-10 2 / 6
4. Amanda Pearce 32-22 8-00 24-32 5 / 2
5. Lisa Colombo 34-46 9-30 25-16 -7-13 4 / 2
11. Mike Morley 36-33 8-00 28-33 -5-03 2 / 2
12. Ben Pearce DNS 1-00
Award winners:
Fastest Man Stuart Pearce 23-51 Championship Medal
Fastest Woman Chrystal Sheldon 28-52 Championship Medal
Fastest Vet O.A.S. John Beer +3-22 Championship Medal
Fastest on Handicap Nick Hostler 28-58 (22-43) Championship Medal
45. Dan Sibbick 22-08
40. Ben Elliott 22-11
30. Tarik Djeddour 22-24
25. Phil Ember 22-42
36. Martin O’Sullivan 22-59
41. Andy Lack 23-13
20. Chris Gilligan 24-27
26. Alan Sherman 24-37
38. Micheal Levett 24-48
21. Keith Griffin 25-04
46. Jim Ley 25-11
23. Ian Russell 25-12
28. Dominic Trevett 25-16
44. Colin Gray 25-46
31. Russell Seekins 26-21
22. Ben Wardle 26-27
24. David O’Donovan 26-27
34. Ian Humphreys 26-38
37. Keith Aldred 26-51
33. Sam Hodgson 26-55
39. Helen Millier 27-56
43. Brian Millar 28-44
29. Cathy Clifford 30-32
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Eve 10 #6: Club Championship - start
KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
CLUB 10 MILE CHAMPIONSHIP TIME TRIAL
WEDNESDAY 24th JUNE 2009
G10/42
START SHEET
CLUB 10 MILE CHAMPIONSHIP TIME TRIAL
WEDNESDAY 24th JUNE 2009
G10/42
START SHEET
No NAME HCP Std START
2. Brian Powney 3-00 26-32 19-41
3. Nick Hostler 6-15 19-41-30
4. Amanda Pearce 8-00? 19-42
5. Lisa Colombo 9-30 27-33 19-42-30
6. John Beer 2-00 29-20 19-43
7. Steve Hillier 3-15 27-46 19-43-30
8. Mark McNamara 8-30 32-30 19-44
9. Simon Mitchell 1-45 26-30 19-44-30
10. Duncan Folkes 2-45 25-30 19-45
11. Mike Morley 8-00 31-30 19-45-30
12. Ben Pearce 1-00 19-46
13. Jake Dodd 4-30 28-38 19-46-30
14. Graham Holder 5-15 28-52 19-47
15. Stuart Pearce Scr 19-47-30
16. Chrystal Sheldon 4-15 27-33 19-48
Riders standards are correct here.
(This is the only event were age is an asset)
Awards:
Fastest Man Championship Medal
Fastest Woman Championship Medal
Fastest Vet O.A.S. Championship Medal
First on Handicap Championship Medal
Frank Cubis
Kingston to Worthing - route info 2
Not a pretty post here, but if you click each of the links there is a detailed image of our route, I was surprised by how much to the west the route actually goes:
http://www.aqvm78.dsl.pipex.com/KPRC/Kingston-Worthing09.jpg
http://www.aqvm78.dsl.pipex.com/KPRC/Kingston-Dorking.jpg
http://www.aqvm78.dsl.pipex.com/KPRC/Dorking-Horsham.jpg
http://www.aqvm78.dsl.pipex.com/KPRC/Horsham-Worthing.jpg
Thanks to Mark G for all the work in creating the images for us.
Lisa
http://www.aqvm78.dsl.pipex.com/KPRC/Kingston-Worthing09.jpg
http://www.aqvm78.dsl.pipex.com/KPRC/Kingston-Dorking.jpg
http://www.aqvm78.dsl.pipex.com/KPRC/Dorking-Horsham.jpg
http://www.aqvm78.dsl.pipex.com/KPRC/Horsham-Worthing.jpg
Thanks to Mark G for all the work in creating the images for us.
Lisa
Monday, June 22, 2009
Fanal pics on K > Worthing mjm
As I final note I would like to congratulate Stuart Pearce for fastest ride, some 2 to 3mins outside Gary Dodds record set some years ago? Also Congrats to Michael Stains (ex SRCC) in his comeback year that was a fine ride and almost beat Stuart!
I have more photo's but I think you now have more than enough from me!! Frank put me down for 2010, that might finally be my "come-back" year!!
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