A great turnout for the 25m TT, with not one but two national and international champions (Phil Hurr a World duathlon age group champion) and Joe Skipper (UK Ironman champion). The course record went to Joe, so well done! Well done to Guy Thorold who had the fastest handicap time. Thanks to riders, timekeeper and marshals.
Michael Martin was the fastest on the TT bike, with Phil Watkins fastest road bike and John Morgan fastest on handicap. All good rides under the hour. Thanks to the timekeeper, riders and marshalls. There is 10m TT tonight and our first 25m TT of the season next week see here >https://nnwheelers.co.uk/time-trials/events/
Fastest TT, road bike and handicap in yellow. Thanks to the riders and marshalls as always!
The 10 mile time-trials got off to a cold start on 4th April, with a good turnout of club members and guests. On the 11th April the pending storm held off long enough for a few brave riders to complete the event. Next week is the first 15 mile time-trial, with a 10 mile “come and try” event the following week. As well as the regulars, this event is suitable for beginners from any club (or no club) and anyone is welcome to come along on a road or tt bike to see what time trialling is all about. See details here. https://nnwheelers.co.uk/time-trials/events/
The final TT of the season was the hill climb on the BHC/5 Aylmerton Hill. Measured at 900 yards it climbs up steadily to a false flat before a final kick up near the end. Despite a headwind everyone got through the few minutes of pain. For some reason in the official records for this hill climb (and some others in the EDCA handbook) there is no female record (the mens record is 1.43 from 2009). Having checked the archives, the fastest time in the last 10 years is Amanda’s time below so this is set as the new record and will be put in the EDCA handbook.
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