Listed below are this seasons counting events. To qualify for the championship you will need to ride at least five events.
See cycling timetrials website for further details.
www.cyclingtimetrials.org.uk
1) Sun Feb 28th SAW S6/18s.
2) Sun Apr 11th SAW S101/10.
3) Thurs Apr 29th PZW S45/19s.
4) Sat May 15th Dales Racing. S6/10.
5) Sun June 13th Camal V, S100/50.
6) Weds June 16th PZW, S6/10.
7) Sun July 18th Truro S100/25.
8) Sat Aug 28th, One & All, S6/10.
9) Sun Sept 26th Camel V, S100/25.
Here are the top fifty positions for the 2009 season. Congratulations to all competitors who managed to complete five events.
The winners will be presented with their awards at the St Austell Wheelers Hilly time trial early next season.
Best of luck with winter training!
Gary Chambers (www.cyclelogic.co.uk) was well clear of the Cornish competition once again, with 2 wins out of 2 race starts. Chris Lobb took third spot, reinforcing his position as runner up for 2009. With 1 round to go, who can improve their position in this season’s championship?
Best of luck to all.
Another storming ride puts Paul Friday (Penzance Wheelers) into an unassailable position for this seasons championship. The race is now on for the final positions. Best of luck for the last two rounds.
Paul Friday (Penzance Wheelers) continues his domination in round 5, but outclassed in round 6 by Gary Chambers (www.cyclelogic.co.uk) who has numerous open wins under his belt this season.
Despite a mechanical problem, Paul Friday held on to claim maximum points in round 4. This edges him 1 point in front of fellow title contender Chris Lobb for riders who have completed 3 of the four events so far. Meanwhile, Alessandro (Sandy) Gourli shoots to the top of the leader board with 5 rounds to go.
Top 50 after 4 events
A fine win in the Penzance Wheelers hilly 19 puts Chris Lobb (www.cyclelogic.co.uk) in a commanding position for this years Championship.
Next round: Camel Valley 10, 24th May. Get your entries in now. Good luck to all.
Even after riding the last 5 miles on a punctured wheel, Paul Friday (Penzance Wheelers) scored maximum points with a devastating display of early season form. Also worthy of a mention is young Chris Lobb (cyclelogic.co.uk) who took the second spot and is going to be a force to be reckoned with this season. Next round: D&C Police 30 April 5th.
The 2008 series award winners can pick up their prize at the first event of the new (2009) season.
1st March, St Austell Wheelers hilly 19. See 2009 events for entry details.
See you there.
Hello all.
Herewith the final standings (top 30) for the 2008 championship.
Congratulations to this seasons prize winners and also those riders who took part in at least 5 events.
Well done to Chris Fearnley of Truro cc, who successfully completed the entire 9 round series. He becomes the first competitor to recieve a Cornish Cup Challenge award.
2009 winners
1st overall: Martin Bawden
Runner-up: Paul Friday
3rd overall: Gary Fouracres
4th overall: Mike Hayes
5th overall: Chris Lobb
1st lady: Gail Aspden
1st vet 40-49: Paul Chesterfield
1st vet 50-59: Peter Blackshaw
1st vet 60+: Tony Farnell
1st team: cyclelogic.co.uk Martin Bawden, Mike Hayes, Chris Lobb
Cornish Cup Challenge award: Chris Fearnley
