Evening 10 #5 - Club Championship - start

KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP10 MILE TIME TRIAL

G10/42

WEDNESDAY 22nd June 2011

START SHEET

No  Name              Hcp   Vets Std  Start Time   
1 
2   Toni D’Italia     8-00   32-15    19-36
3   Amanda Pearce    10-00            19-36-30
4   Lisa Colombo     12-00   27-59    19-37
5   Alex Kew          4-15            19-37-30
6   Mike Morley       6-00   32-00    19-38
7   Mark McNamara     9-30   33-02    19-38-30
8   Joe Bertorelli    3-30   27-33    19-39
9   Simon Trehearn    4-45            19-39-30
10  Ken Williams      9-00   33-02    19-40
11  Simon Mitchell    3-00   26-54    19-40-30
12  Jake Dodd         4-30   29-06    19-41
13  Rick Opie         8-00   26-30    19-41-30
14  Steve Hillier     3-00   28-12    19-42
15  Philip Burgin     4-30   29-20    19-42-30
16  David Croggon     8-00   27-46    19-43
17  John Beer         2-00   29-48    19-43-30
18  Phil Todd         4-15            19-44
19  Graham Holder     6-45   29-20    19-44-30
20  Ben Pearce        1-00            19-45
21  Brian Powney      4-00   27-07    19-45-30
22  Ray Dare          6-30   36-03    19-46
23  Stuart Pearce     Scr             19-46-30

Please

Don’t miss your allotted start time, there are 30 Kingston Wheelers starting immediately after us.

Awards:
Fastest Man
Fastest Woman
Fastest Vet (on age standard)
Fastest (on handicap)


Frank Cubis
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SCCU 50 - 19th June - result sheet

KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB

Club 50 Mile Time Trial

Incorporated into the SCCU Open Event

Sunday 19th June 2011

G50/53

Result

No  Name              Time     Vets    Hcp  Hcp/Time   Points  Award
15  Steve Hillier    2-22-08  + 8-50  Scr   2-22-08    7 / 6 
62  Philip Burgin    2-26-40  +10-02    6   2-20-40    6 / 7   1st Hcp
37  Mike Morley      2-43-29  + 6-30   18   2-25-29    5 / 5
13  Arthur Green     2-54-50           10   2-44-50    4 / 4 
11  Richard Addis      DNF             12              1 / 0   
96  Jake Dodd          DNF              4              1 / 0

Well done to Arthur, his very first time trial.
Jake punctured.
Richard was unwell.

Frank Cubis

SCCU 50 - 19th June - start sheet

KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB

Club 50 Mile Time Trial

Incorporated into the SCCU Open Event

Sunday 19th June 2011

G50/53

Start Sheet

No  Name            Hcp     V Std      Start
11  Richard Addis   12                 06-11
13  Arthur Green    10                 06-13
15  Steve Hillier   Scr    2-30-58     06-15
37  Mike Morley     18     2-49-59     06-37
62  Philip Burgin    6     2-36-42     07-02
96  Jake Dodd        4     2-35-32     07-36 

Awards 1st Hcp


Frank Cubis

Eve 10 #4 - 2Up 10 - result

KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB

CLUB 2 UP 10 MILE TIME TRIAL

WEDNESDAY 8th JUNE 2011

G10/42

No Names                       Time    Award    
8  John Beer/Steve Hillier     24-56   1st Team
4  Jake Dodd/Dave Brentnall    25-52
9  Alex Kew/Simon Trehearn     25-59
5  Mike Morley/Graham Holder   28-48   Nearest Ave Time
6  Amanda Pearce/Brian Powney  30-08
2  Ken Williams/Rick Opie      31-09

7  Stuart Pearce               23-01
3  Richard Addis               26-15
16 Nick Hostler                27-14   pb
13 Philip Burgin               27-15
11 Vicky Bohlbro               27-46   PTT
1  Lynda Gale                  29-14   pb PTT
17 Mark McNamara               33-33
19 Ben Pearce                   DNF    
10 Toni D’Italia                DNS
12 Bob Smith                    DNS
14 Ray Dare                     DNS
15 Joe Bertorelli               DNS
18 Phil Todd                    DNS

Many congratulations to all for riding either Solo or 2up safely on a not very pleasant evening.

Frank Cubis

Catching Up

There follows a number of catchup posts for start/results since I went away.


Lisa

The Road Under The Sea

On our way to Dieppe, Maggie and I spent a few days on the West Coast of France. It's mostly very flat, intricate byways amongst salt-marshes. Easy riding but enjoyable. One of the rides we did was to cross the Passage du Gois, a road that joins the island of Noirmoutier to the mainland.

It's a very ancient road, not surfaced until the 1930s, and it is only passable for about three hours each tide. The rest of the time it's under the sea - about ten feet under at high tide. There are towers you can climb to wait if you misjudge it, but it would be quite a long wait, and your car wouldn't be much use afterwards.

From a cycling point of view, the interest is that the Tour de France starts there on the 2nd July. It has crossed the Gois once before, in 1999, when the Swiss favourite Alex Zülle crashed on the slippery Gois and lost forty seconds. He never recovered this time, and came second to a young American called Armstrong, taking his first Tour win. The rest, as they say, is history.

Mark

Phoenix BBQ

Well that was wet!!! Put out all the cushions lit the BBQ then the heavens opened! Rushed around putting up makeshift covers over barbie, everyone except cookers went indoors, all the cushions got soaked. Eased up after 2 hours but very cold and dark! what a shame, not many people came so lots of food left over. Big tidy up today, trying to dry out everything. Mel might have taken a photo?