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Newsletter –September-October 2014
President: Mr. Wayne Lally
Tel. 08-93302643
Web page: wcmasterscycling.asn.au
Correspondence to:
The Secretary, 220 Lance Street
Mt. Helena 6082, tel. 08-92953265
E.mail: [email protected]
Affiliated to the Australian Veteran Cycling Council (AVCC) and the International Cycling Federation (ICF)
One Metre Matters WA Campaign
We ask members to support the One Metre
Matters Campaign by signing a petition to the
Premier of WA, Colin Barnett. Click on the links
below and see the interview with our now
illustrious member Andrew Patterson, and also
view the incident that made him and his accident
a facebook sensation. He was one very fortunate
lad!
https://www.communityrun.org/petitions/givebikes-1-metre-of-room-when-passing
https://www.facebook.com/1metremattersWA
EMMA’s LATEST TRIUMPH
While our most illustrious member, Emma
Pooley announced in August, after winning two
silver’s in the Commonwealth Games, that she
was giving up professional cycling, that didn’t
mean she was going to relax and put her feet up.
In early September, Emma participated in the
2014
Powerman
World
Duathlon
Championships at Zofigen, Switzerland, that
took in a 10km run, followed by 150km bike
ride, followed again by a 30km run, all on hilly
courses. Emma covered the event in 6hrs 47mins
27seconds to not only win the World
Championship, but to beat the 2nd placed
Swedish competitor, Eva Nystrom, by a huge
margin of 32 minutes. She also broke the event
record by over 16 minutes. The question is:
what’s next!!
Emma intends to continue with duathlon
and triathlon competition, but has also taken on
the mantle of being a women’s representative
on the UCI’s Women’s Commission.
Congratulations Emma and we’re all
behind you, and delighted to see your name
in Banner Headlines.
FORTHCOMING RACES
Handicapper
is
Wayne
Lally:
[email protected] Tel. 93302643.
All road races start at 9.00am. Criteriums
will start at 8.00am.
The criterium season starts on 2nd November
at Kewdale. For the full programme for 20142015, see the web page for the Race
Calender.
2 November – Friedman, Lurie, Singh and
D’Angelo - A, B, C, D, E Criteriums –
Kewdale.
9 November –- A, B, C, D, E Criteriums –
Wangara.
16 November -– Swiss Watchbox - A, B, C,
D, E Criteriums – Rockingham
23 November –- A, B, C, D, E Criteriums –
Kewdale.
30 November –- Euroz Stockbrokers A, B,
C, D, E Criteriums – Kewdale
7 December – Joondalup Motor Cycles - A,
B, C, D, E Criteriums – Wangara.
13 December – Annual General Meeting
RACE RESULTS
24 August – Addy1 Cycle Coaching – Wandi
121 riders faced the starter on a calm and
glorious morning, resulting in a shower of arm
warmers descending on the judges at the end of
lap 1. ‘A’, ‘B’ & ‘C’ grade bunches were all
over 30-strong, resulting in fast racing
throughout.
For once, all groups behaved themselves
by riding to the typed schedule, and the only
‘incident’ involved Bruce Abbott who fell in
the final 500m of ‘C’ grade, and ended up with
a few bruises and grazing. However, there was
a disturbing report by a driver who did a Uturn to report that he’d only just missed 2
riders who had switched to the wrong side of
the road on one of the final corners as he
headed towards them. He was quite calm about
the issue, and didn’t rant & rave, but the
incident shook him up. So, please use your
heads, for ending up flattened and pinned to
the front of a car or truck won’t do you or the
club much good!
‘A’ grade was its usual ebullient self,
with a 5-strong break gaining 30seconds on the
first lap. Tony Anderson, Jon Gregg, Julian
Lowes, Wayne Thomson and Patrick Hayburn
were still out front until 4 laps to go, but apart
from Tony Anderson, were then absorbed. It
was then the turn of Craig Pennell who joined
Tony with 4 to go but they were steadily
wheeled in, only for Jon Gregg and Jason
Cawthorne to take their place. They held the
lead to finish in that order, some 20seconds
ahead of winner of the bunch sprint, Doug
Stewart, who was closely followed over the
line by 4th placed Wayne Thomson, Ian
Gregory, Julian Lowes, Sam Smith and another
19 contestants.
‘B’ Grade riders were also keen to see
action, and at the end of the 2nd lap Reg
Edwards, Peter Mills and Merv Byfield passed
the start point with smiles on their faces and a
15 second lead. That lead had increased by a
further 5 seconds at the end of the following
circuit, but their joyride came to an end with 5
laps to go. The event came down to a mass
bunch sprint that spread the width of the road
and into the hard shoulder lane. Brett Parkes
took the honours, just ahead of Peter
Hammond, Ray Lawrie, Paul Hearne, Tony
Mott, Tim Mollison and 24 other survivors.
Thirty-seven ‘C’ grade riders adopted
their usual calm approach by largely
sticking together at a rapid pace. Steve Ryan
with a 5second lead with 4 laps to go
appeared to be the only one to show
initiative, but of course, that’s the view
from the line where only a snapshot is
possible. In the sprint, Brett Clapham called
on his sprinting ability to record a win of
over a length, when he hedged out Michael
Morton and John Liso for the three podium
places. Steve Ryan was 4th, while Peter
Pang was pleased to record a place in the
first five finishers, just ahead of Peter
Neuzerling and Brett Craig.
‘D’ Grade was only 10-srong but that
didn’t lead to complacency, and a lap or so
after the start, Greg Smith and Natalie
Roberts decided to ride away from their
compatriots, and led the bunch for the rest
of the race. The win went to ‘Womankind’
as Natalie sprinted strongly over the final
150metres to beat Greg into 2nd place by a
few metres, while Margaret Gollagher beat
Sean Yeates when taking 4th place.
‘E’ grade started with 6 riders, but
neither Alan Taylor nor Kevin Hart had
enough miles in their legs to pose a threat.
Oldest man in the race, 85-year old Brian
Kennedy, battled on gamely after his racing
lay-off, and was pleased to finish the event.
In a two-up sprint, Derek Mayall triumphed
over Lauri Mucciarone, with Denis
Robinson finishing 2mins 30secs behind in
3rd place.
A’ Grade, 86km (10 laps)
1. Jon Gregg; 2. Jason Cawthorne;
3. Doug Stewart; 4. Wayne Thomson;
5. Ian Gregory; 6. Julian Lowes; 7. Sam Smith;
8. Bradeley Hall; 9. Gary Wright;
10. Steve Beales; 11. Richard Cook;
12. Richard Kelly; 13. Ian Lyne;
14. Chris Roberts; 15. Tony Anderson;
16. Jaimie Kirkwood; 17. Tom O’Neill;
18. Carlos de Oliveira; 19. Keith Winch;
20. Brett Looney; 21. Jerard Ghossein;
22. Adam Fielding; 23. Patrick Hayburn;
24. Chris Brown; 25. Andrew Kirkham;
26. Simon Verona; 27. Paul Lamond;
28. Chris Singleton; 29. Craig Pennell;
30. Magnus Rudisele; 31; Bruce Davies;
32. Matt Tognini.
Average: 12m 50s per lap.
‘B’ Grade 77km (9 laps)
1. Brett Parkes; 2. Peter Hammond;
3. Ray Lawrie; 4. Paul Hearne;
5. Tony Mott; 6. Tim Mollison;
7. Stephen Milford; 8. Antony Bourn;
9. Merv Byfield; 10. Jessica Huston;
11. Ashley Yelland; 12. Simon Bell;
13. Matt Davis; 14. David Irvine;
15. Peter Mills; 16. Idu Kim; 17. Mark Hedges;
18. Michael Buytels; 19. David Ellis;
20. Reg Edwards; 21. Ian Turner;
22. Andrew Candy; 23. Peter Shanley;
24. Ian Skidmore; 25. John Healy;
26. Mark Crowther; 27. Matthew Swan;
28. Brian Saunders; 29. Richard Quinlan;
30. Julian Chipper; 31. Scott Ayles;
32. Kevin Mcilduff; 33. John Clark.
Average: 13m 20s per lap.
‘C’ Grade 69km (8 laps)
1. Brett Clapham; 2. Michael Morton;
3. John Liso; 4. Steve Ryan; 5. Peter Pang;
6. Peter Neuzerling; 7. Brett Craig;
8. Bob Johnson; 9. Andrew Bartlett;
10. Margot Biggs; 11. Keith Hickey;
12. Luke Dawson; 13. Ken Harvey;
14. Paul Shields; 15. Jason Scott;
16. Dale Wright; 17. Brian Klopper;
18. Alison Dyson; 19. Franco Rizza;
20. Paul Greeney; 21. Dave Equid;
22. Mick Russell; 23. Paul Davis;
24. Bob Addy; 25. Ian Clark;
26. Garry Horsfield; 27. Tommy McKeith;
28. Malcolm McWatt; 29. Rohan Miller;
30. Bert Veenendaal; 31. Nick Cowie;
32. Simon O’Leary; 33. Bruce Abbott.
Average: 13m 45s per lap
‘D’ Grade, 60km (7 laps)
1. Natalie Roberts; 2. Greg Smith;
3. Margaret Gollagher; 4. Andrew Yeates;
5. Wayne Gordon; 6. Gerry Allen;
7. Bob Stephens; 8. Allan McDonald;
10. Daniel Gentili.
Average: 15m 10s per lap
‘E’ Grade, 39km (5 laps)
1. Derek Mayall; 2. Laurie Mucciarone;
3. Denis Robinson; 4. Brian Kennedy.
Average: 17m 20s per lap
31 August – WCMCC Club Road Age
Division Championships
106 nominations was the best field ever for a
club championship – though it was
disappointing to see that four of the 12 who
nominated in the 35-39 year division, and four
of the seven in the women’s race were non-
starters. However, the temperature was
comfortable and there was hardly a breath
of wind. Despite a damp road for the early
starters, surprisingly, only one rider, Allan
McDonald, suffered a puncture.
As usual, we don’t give a blow for
blow report on the championships, but the
rides of Jon Gregg and Greg Jones in the
40-44 year age group were worthy of
mention as they rode most of their 88km
race in tandem, and put about 6 minutes into
their compatriots. Brian Kennedy was the
oldest rider in the race and he was a
deserving winner of his ‘gold’ in the 80-84
year age group.
80-84 years
Gold – Brian Kennedy’
75-79 years
Gold – Derek Mayall
Silver – Denis Robinson.
70-74 years
Gold – Bob Addy
Silver – Gerry Allen
65-69 years
Gold – Bruce Abbott
Silver – Dave Walker
Bronze – Malcolm McWatt
60-64 years
Gold – Ray Lawrie
Silver – Michael Morton
Bronze – Bert Veenendaal
4. Chris Hodge
55-59 years
Gold – David Ellis
Silver – Ian Skidmore
Bronze – Matt Davis
4. Peter Mills; 5 Peter Pang;
6. Brett Clapham; 7. Paul Greeney.
50-54 years
Gold – Tom O’Neill
Silver – Mark Horn;
Bronze – Gary Wright
4. Keith Winch; 5. Ian Lyne;
6. Tim Mollison; 7. Steve Marks;
8. Peter Hammond; 9. Gavin Lawson;
10. Ian Turner; 11. Merv Byfield;
12. Mike Rainford; 13. Tony Anderson;
14. Chris Singleton; 15. Paul Lamond;
16. John Healy; 17. Scott Ayles;
18. Norman MacLeod; 19. Bruce Davies;
20. Ross Pittorni; 21. Steve Ryan;
22. Mimmo Gerace.
45-49 years
Gold – Phil Deisel
Silver – Colin Rose
Bronze – Chris Glasby
4. Anthony Collis; 5. Lee Parker;
6. Jerrard Ghossein; 7. Magnus Rudisele;
8. Andrew Candy; 9. Paul Williams;
10. Chris Roberts; 11. Anony Bourn;
12. John Clark; 13. Mick Foster; 14. Idu Kim.
40-44 years
Gold – Gary Jones
Silver – Jon Gregg
Bronze – Shaun Oneill
4. Ian Gregory; 5. Chris Brown; 6. Sam Smith;
7. Doug Stewart; 8. Richard Kelly;
9. Chad Albury; 10. Steve Beales;
11. Michael Buytels; 12. Jaimie Kirkwood;
13. Michael Tapscott; 14. Charlie Gargett;
15. Wayne Thomson; 16. Joe Radisic;
17. John Liso; 18. Stephen Anderson.
35-39 years
Gold – Brett Parkes
Silver – Mark Hoyer
Bronze – Matthew Swan
4. Craig James; 5. Anthony Matelijan;
6. Colby Thomson.
Women 50-54years
Gold – Margaret Gollagher
Women 45-49 years
Gold – Lorna Henson
Silver – Natalie Roberts
14 September – WCMCC 25k Time Trial
Championships – Chidlow-Wundowie
For Division placings, see the web page.
Standard Times - Placings
1. Sam Smith – 34m46.43s: +6m20.57s
2. Phil Deisel – 35m58.63s+5m41.36s
3. Paul Williams – 35m57.00s: +5m36.00s
4. Peter Mills – 36m47s: +05m32.00s
5. Matt Dec – 35m34.00s: +03m20.19s
6. Gary Jones – 35m53.00s: +5m14.00s
7. Jon Gregg – 35m39.30s: +05m12.70s
8. Colin Rose – 36m34.30: ++05m05.69s
9. Peter Carlin – 36m56.08s: + +04m56.92s
10. Nathan Lude –35m41.43s: +04m54.56secs.
11. Chris Roberts – 36m59.51s: +04m20.48s.
12. Jenny Sammons – 42m17.00s: +03m.59s
For all other standard times, actual times and
placings, see the webpage.
21 September – Momentum Wealth, Gr
Scratch – Dog Hill, Baldivis
A very damp day with gusty winds, though
thankfully the forecast 100 kmh blasts
didn’t appear. Only brave 68 riders ventured
out, and in ‘A’ grade of the 25 starters, eight
failed to finish. As a concession, all races
were reduced by one lap. Because my notes
disintegrated in the rain – and as this was
written weeks after the event, then the
details are a blank – but congrats to all those
who participated!
‘A’ Grade 75km (7 laps)
1. Bradeley Hall; 2. Matt Upton;
3. Adam Fielding; 4. Chris Brown;
5. Chris Roberts; 6. Patrick Hayburn;
7. Gary Wright; 8. Chris Glasby;
9. Brett Stapelton; 10. Gary Boylan;
11. Hilton McMurdo; 12. Magnus Rudisele;
13. Steve Beales; 14. Ian Lyne;
15. Anthony Collis; 16. Richard Cook;
17. Bevan Tarratt.
‘B’ Grade 75km (7 laps)
1. Greg Roworth; 2. Ray Lawrie;
3. Lee Jordan; 4. Merv Byfield;
5. Scott Ayles; 6. David Irvine;
7. Mark Hedges; 8. Melissa Robinson;
9. Darin Dunstan; 10. Paul Hearne;
11. Anthony Mattelijan; 12. Idu Kim;
13. Clive Workum; 14. Alistair Milne;
15. Kevin Mcilduff; 16. Reg Edwards;
17. Antony Bourn.
‘C’ Grade 64km (6 laps)
1. Mick Russell; 2. Dale Wright;
3. Michael Morton; 4. John Liso;
5. Michael Bowden; 6. Jaimie Bell;
7. Bob Addy; 8. Fraser Hanlan;
9. Bruce Abbott; 10. Keith Hickey;
11. Rob Warrington; 12. Paul Shields;
13. Brian Klopper.
‘D’ Grade 53km (5 laps)
1. Allan McDonald; 2. Bob Stephens;
3. Wayne Gordon.
‘E’ Grade 43km (4 laps)
1. Laurie Mucciarone; 2. Derek Mayall;
3. Graeme Benthien; 4. Denis Robinson.
AVCC NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS –
Perth, September 26-29th 2014
Thanks everyone for your attendance and help
during the national titles. All reports were
positive, though afraid that we weren’t able to
turn off the awful weather for the Time Trials,
nor the showers for the criteriums and road
race. Thanks also to ‘Norm’ and his staff at the
Chidlow Tavern for putting on the presentation
lunch following the Road Races.
All results will be found on the web
pages – but congratulations to all the gold,
silver and bronze medallists. A special
congrats to Sam Smith for taking out the
prestigious Mockridge Cup award for best on
time standard in the time trial, and also to Jon
Gregg for an amazing 44kph ride in appalling
conditions, and to Lorna Henson for being the
fastest woman rider. It was also great to see
Leila Spurgeon take out the award judged by
the race referees for the Bill Long Shield for
the most meritorious performance during the
championships.
A special thanks to the marshals and
others who stood in the rain for hours to ensure
the championships was a success.
5 October – Gr. Scratch Neerabup
For the third weekend in a run, the 63 riders
who started at Neerabup were to face appalling
conditions, with high blustery winds and icy
cold rain. Perhaps the few puncture victims
were fortunate in having premature finishes,
for there were a number of people at the finish
who looked as if they had suffered. No record
times today, and the prepared lap schedule was
way out of kilter.
Perhaps ride of the day was the effort of
Andrew Patterson who time trialled for much
of ‘A’ grades 90km race. Riding away on lap 2
of the 12 laps, he was only caught with 5 laps
to go even though there were attempts by Ian
Lyne and by Michael Tapscott and Magnus
Rudisele to close the gap. Just before the catch,
the bunch split and the final laps saw a small
group hold onto a lead of over a minute by the
bell. In the hard fight into the wind at the
finish, it was Doug Stewart who proved too
strong for 2nd placed Patrick Hayburn with
Michael Tapscott finishing 7 secs behind in 3rd
place. Keith Winch was a further 4 seconds
behind. There were only 8 finishers out of the
16 who started the event.
The ‘B’ graders kept to the time
schedule for three laps before the elements
began to take effect on the lap times.
However, the hard conditions didn’t prevent
some epic attempts to split the field, and Ian
Turner was an early aggressor, as were
Norm Shattock and Ray Lawrie. The coupe
de grace came with a break by Antony
Bourn and Julian Chipper with three to go.
A lap later they led by 1min 5secs, a lead
that had stretched to 1min 30secs at the bell
and 45secs at the finish. Antony Bourn
proved the fastest over the final 150metres
or so. Ray Lawrie led in the bunch, 1min
40secs behind, with Anthony Mateljan,
Darin Dunstan, Carl Skinner, Jessica
Huston and 4 others in close contention.
‘C’ grade saw the group stay close
together – perhaps a wise decision under the
conditions. This, of course, played into the
hands of the sprinters – though, as with
other groups, the speed over the final couple
of hundred metres could hardly have been
classed as sprinting but rather as survival
into the wind. Strongman of the bunch was
Michael Morton who beat John Liso to the
line, with Dale Wright finishing a few
metres behind in 3rd place. Keith Hickey
placed 4th, while Jaimie Bell, Steve Ryan,
Bob Addy, Simon O’Leary and Paul Shields
recorded the same time.
‘D’ grade started with 5 riders, but that
number was depleted by one when Bill
Stibbs punctured early in the race. Bob
Stephens also called it a day with a lap to
go, leaving the winning move to be
contested by Wayne Gordon, Daniel Gentili
and Leila Spurgeon. Daniel proved best on
the day and crossed just ahead of Leila who
had ridden strongly throughout the race, and
Wayne Gordon in 3rd.
‘E’ grade riding 6 laps saw only two
competitors Denis Robinson and Laurie
Mucciarone. They doggedly fought the
elements, and after a lap or so they parted
ways and time trialled to the finish, with
first place going to Laurie Mucciarone.
A’ Grade, 90km (12 laps)
1. Doug Stewart; 2. Patrick Hayburn;
3. Michael Tapscott; 4. Keith Winch;
5. Jaimie Kirkwood; 6. Lee Parker;
7. Steve Marks; 8. Andrew Kitkham.;
‘B’ Grade 80km (11 laps)
1. Antony Bourne; 2. Julian Chipper;
3. Ray Lawrie; 4. Anthony Mateljan
5. Darin Dunstan; 6. Carl Skinner;
7. Jessica Huston; 8. Matthew Swan;
9. Karl Thorstensen; 10. David Irvine;
11. Stuart Van Selm; 12. Norm Shattock;
13. Matthew Wakeling; 14. Mimmo Gerace;
15. Mark Crowther; 16. Shannon Brisco.
‘C’ Grade 75km (10 laps)
1. Michael Morton; 2. John Liso;
3. Dale Wright; 4. Keith Hickey; 5. Jaimie Bell;
6. Steve Ryan; 7. Bob Addy; 8. Simon O’Leary;
9. Paul Shields; 10. Simon Hood;
11. Brett Craig; 12. Mick Russell;
13. Brian Klopper; 14. Lorna Henson;
15. Damien Herbert
‘D’ Grade, 60km (8 laps)
1. Daniel Gentili; 2. Leila Spurgeon;
3. Wayne Gordon.
‘E’ Grade, 45km (6 laps)
1. Laurie Mucciarone; 2.Denis Robinson.
12 October – 69 km (8 laps) Autostrada
Group Handicap
The last event of the road season attracted 88
riders who rode under cloudy skies and a
breeze that rose and subsided periodically
throughout the morning. With both grade and
overall prizes, plus the finalised points
competition prizes and trophies on show, it
proved a fitting climax to an excellent season.
With 25 minutes separating scratch from
limit and 7 minutes separating each of the four
groups, it was a story of all stops out.
However, on the day, though the ‘A’ grade
group appeared to ride hard, they never seemed
to rise to the occasion to combat the fast and
steady pace of ‘C’ and ‘B’ grades. The latter
were lapping at between 12.00mins and 12m
25secs, ‘C’ grade at between 13m.00secs and
13m 20secs, while ‘A’ grade who needed to
pull back at least 1m 45secs a lap on ‘C’ grade
found themselves well behind schedule after
only a few laps into the race. ‘B’ grade,
however, were within striking distance of ‘C’
as they entered the final lap, but at the finish it
was ‘C’ grade that triumphed by about half-a
minute, with ‘A’ grade over 5 minutes behind,
and the small ‘D’ graders led in by Dave
Walker another few minutes behind.
The overall winner was Paul Shields who
just edged out Bob Addy on the line.
‘E’ grade started and finished with
three riders, and riding over 5 laps the
winner was Derek Mayall, with Laurie
Muccarione 2nd some 2m 5secs behind,
while Kevin Hart completed the activities of
the trio.
The fight for honours in ‘B’ grade went
to Anthony Bourn who pipped Ray Lawrie
by a mere few cms, while in ‘A’ grade it
was Gary Wright who scored a clear victory
over Ian Gregory, Steve Beales and Doug
Stewart.
The presentations were accompanied by
a feast of Subway fare and biscuits, but
these items twere quickly demolished.
There was also a special presentation of a
signed tribute to Bob Addy on the occasion
of his retirement, after a long and illustrious
racing career.
Results lifted from the Webpage!
Place Name & Time
1h 59m 09s
No.
Team
1
Paul Shields
(111)
C 10m
2
Bob Addy
(105)
C 10m
3
John Liso
(126)
C 10m
4
Dale Wright
(115)
C 10m
5
Meliss Robinson (119)
C 10m
F
6
Derek Munro
(101)
C 10m
7
Alison Dyson
(107)
C 10m
F
8
Jamie Bell
(104)
C 10m
9
Keith Hickey
(110)
C 10m
10
Mick Brown
(116)
C 10m
11
Richard Barville (109)
C 10m
12
Brian Klopper
(114)
C 10m
13
Peter
Neuzerling
(106)
C 10m
14
Kenneth Harvey (112)
C 10m
15
Cassia Higgs
(102)
C 10m
F
16
Lorna Henson
(113)
10m F
17
David Walker
(152)
D 15m
18
Leila Spurgeon
(155)
69km D
15m F
19
Peter Pang
(121)
C 10m
20
Paul Davis
(122)
C 10m
21
Micheal Watson (118)
C 10m
22
Simon O'Leary
(125)
C 10m
55
Steve Beales
(3)
A Scr
23
Dave Dyson
(108)
C 10m
56
Patrick Hayburn (18)
A Scr
24
Simon Hood
(120)
C 10m
57
Nathan Lude
(15)
A Scr
25
Michael Russell (103)
C 10m
58
Jerard Ghossein (17)
A Scr
+
0m 22s
59
Ian Lyne
(20)
A Scr
26
Antony Bourn
(52)
B 5m
27
Ray Lawrie
(53)
B 5m
60
Jeff Brooks
(16)
A Scr
28
Mimmo Gerace (61)
B 5m
61
Michael
Tapscott
(25)
A Scr
29
Brett Parkes
(66)
B 5m
62
Ian Calverley
(26)
A Scr
30
Paul Borrett
(51)
B 5m
63
Jaimie Kirkwood (1)
A Scr
31
Greg Roworth
(74)
B 5m
64
Steve Marks
(11)
A Scr
32
Idu Kim
(62)
B 5m
65
Bevan Tarratt
(6)
A Scr
33
Jools SponSmith
(65)
B 5m
66
Michael Buytels (10)
A Scr
67
Charlie Gargett
(7)
A Scr
34
Carl Skinner
(76)
B 5m
35
Lee Jordan
(75)
B 5m
68
Keith Winch
(9)
A Scr
36
David Irvine
(54)
B 5m
69
Christian
Singleton
(19)
A Scr
37
Anthony
Mateljan
(71)
B 5m
70
Chris Brown
(8)
A Scr
38
Matt Davis
(56)
B 5m
71
Gary Boylan
(21)
A Scr
4m 48s
39
Matthew Swan
(55)
B 5m
+
40
Scott Ayles
(70)
B 5m
72
Magnus
Rudisele
(4)
A Scr
41
Simon Bell
(60)
B 5m
42
Mark Hedges
(58)
B 5m
73
Jason
Cawthorne
(24)
A Scr
Matthew
Wakeling
+
6m 19s
43
(77)
B 5m
74
Wayne Gordon
(159)
D 15m
44
Ian Skidmore
(59)
B 5m
+
6m 23s
45
Mark Anastasas (68)
B 5m
75
Allan McDonald (156)
D 15m
+
6m 58s
76
Brett Looney
+
7m 07s
46
Shannon Brisco (72)
B 5m
47
John Clark
(69)
B 5m
+
0m 29s
77
Nick Cowie
48
Paul Lamond
(67)
B 5m
+
14m 09s
49
Bob Stephens
(153)
D 15m
78
Trevor Rule
+
0m 35s
50
Kevin McIlduff
(78)
B 5m
+
3m 43s
51
Karl
Thorstensen
‘E’ Grade – 5 laps
1. Derek Mayall; 2. Laurie Muccarrione;
3. Kevin Hart.
(63)
B 5m
+
4m 40s
52
Gary Wright
(12)
A Scr
53
Ian Gregory
(5)
A Scr
54
Doug Stewart
(2)
A Scr
(23)
A Scr
(124)
C 10m
(123)
C 10m
Road Races - Points Competition
The open competition was closely contested
and finished with good spread of prize-winners
throughout the various grades. Overall winner
was Ray Lawrie of ‘B’ grade with 139 points,
some 6 points ahead of Bob Addy of ‘C’. Sam
Smith ‘A’ was 3rd with 124points, John Liso
‘C’ 4th with 121, just 3 points ahead of Mick
Russell ‘C’. Antony Bourn was equal 6th
alongside Dale Wright with 116 points each,
Michael Morton ‘C’ 8th, Wayne Gordon ‘D’
9th, while the final riders on the prize list were
Magnus Rudisele and Doug Stewart both with
102 points for equal 10th.
The ‘E’ grade competition was won by
Laurie Muccarione with 134 points against
Denis Robinsons 123, Derek Myall with 96,
Helen Peniston 51, Peter Bath 5th with 43,
while Brian Kennedy or oldest racing member
in 6th with 26 points. Both Ray Lawrie and
Laurie Muccarione repeated their points
winning placings of 2013.
Hall Cycling ran out a clear winner in the
Teams Points competition, with a lead of 29
points over 2nd placed KHT Cycling Team, a
further 54 pts over Man Riders Choice, and in
4th place, and almost 100 points behind the
winning team was the Eddy Hollands Bicycle
Team.
A few results shown below – but look at
the web page for full results:
Open Points Competition:
1. Ray Lawrie 139; 2. Bob Addy 133;
3. Sam Smith 124; 4. John Liso 121;
5. Mick Russell 118; Eq, 6. Antony Bourn ,
Dale Wright 116; 8. Michael Morton 108;
9. Wayne Gordon 104; Eq. 10th Magnus
Rudisele, Doug Stewart 102; 12. John Gregg
100; 13. Chris Glasby; 14. Allan McDonald;
EQ. 15. Merv Byfield, Steve Beales 92;
17. Patrick Hayburn 91; 18. Ian Lyne 90;
Eq 19. Gary Wright, Michael Buytels 89.
‘E’ Grade Competition
1. Laurie Muccarione 134pts;
2. Denis Robinson 123; 3. Derek Mayall 96;
4. Helen Peniston 51; 5. Peter Bath 43;
6. Brian Kennedy 26; 7. Dave Nangle 22;
8. Andrea Smith 15;Eq. 9. Sally Lansley ,
Denis Lawrance 12; 11. Alan Taylor 10.
Teams Competition
1. Hall Cycling 458 pts;
2. KHT Cycling Team 429pts;
3. Man Riders Choice 375pts;
4. Eddy Hollands Bicycle 359pts;
5. Churchill Cycles 310pts;
6. Glen Parker Cycles 296 pts;
7. Total Travel WA 260pts;
8. Team Arbitrage 253pts;
9. Roues Chaudes Cycling 249pts;
10. Rota – M 242pts.
Note: for the Criterium Season, the
allocation of points has been changed to
take into account the number of riders in a
grade. Hope it works out well!!
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
The Annual General Meeting will be held at
the Belmont Sports and Recreation Club,
Abernethy Road, Belmont, on Saturday
13 December, beginning at 1.30pm.
Note that all club positions will be
declared vacant and nominations for
President; Vice-President(s); Secretary,
Treasurer, Membership Secretary, Race
Secretary, Webmaster, Property Officer,
and committee members should be
forwarded to the Secretary. If nominating a
person, a seconder will be necessary, and
also a note signed by the person nominated
to say that they are prepared to stand.
Any motions of substance, or suggested
changes to the Constitution should be
signed and seconded, and sent to reach the
Secretary by 23 November 2014.
As this is your club, we would
encourage you to attend so as to have some
input into the running of the organisation.
Any offers welcome.
MJD/Oct’14