SPOCO 8TH JULY - riders notes and results

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cath
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SPOCO 8TH JULY - riders notes and results

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General Notes:
  • This weeks event starts & finishes at Sheriff Hutton crossroads, there is plenty of space to park. There will be a lot of riders milling about warming up so please be careful, and please be especially courteous and considerate towards residents around Sheriff Hutton village.

    This event takes place on the public highway - all rules of the road apply and riders must obey the Highway Code at all times.

    Race marshal's are only there to make sure you go the right way, they cannot warn, direct or stop traffic for you.

    There are stables in the area - if you see horses on the road make sure they know you are coming, slow down and take care - racehorses can be nervy and they are bigger than you.

    This event takes place of unclassified country roads - there are poor surface conditions, nice big potholes and sometimes agricultural debris - newer riders should be aware that this is a very technical circuit, always ride within your ability.

The Course
  • The approach to Bulmer is a fast, steep descent often with gravel at the bottom, followed by a steep climb up Bulmer Bank.

    Be aware of 'Right of Way' signs when going through the arches on Castle Howard Drive. Oncoming traffic has priority and you may have to stop and give way.

    You will have to make a RIGHT TURN at the T-junction before Terrington village - it is your responsibility to check for traffic and to slow down and stop if necessary. The marshal cannot stop traffic for you.

    Terrington Bank is a fast, steep descent. Riders must give way to oncoming traffic on the bridge after Terrington Bank.


The head-down riding position is banned. Clifton CC strongly encourages all riders to wear a helmet - riders under 18 must wear one.
cath
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Post by cath »

Thanks to Dave and Ian for organising plus everyone who helped out on the night. Special mention in despatches to junior rider James Corden who joined Clifton on the line and picked the Coneysthorpe course as his first ride....well done! hope it hasn't put you off...the next one is flat.

1 Jamie Sharp 32:36:00
2 Jon Cocker 35:47:00
3 Chris Cuckson 35:51:00
4 Pete Nixon 36:01:00
5 Paul Musgrave 36:27:00
6 David Heffernan 36:40:00
7 Chris Train 37:07:00
8 David Chippett 37:49:00
9 Simon Smale 37:55:00
10 Tim Richardson 39:15:00
11 Mark Antrobus 39:28:00
12 Heather Tuffs 39:31:00
13 Nathan Veall 39:33:00
14 Mike Galbraith 39:35:00
15 Annabel Sill 39:47:00
16 Mandy Faint 40:11:00
17 Jess Bacon 41:37:00
18 Alastair Springgay 42:10:00
19 Claire Gilmartin 42:25:00
20 Martin Hinchcliffe 42:29:00
21 Peter Thomas 44:35:00
22 Ian Ronkin 45:00:00
23 Peter Ellwood 45:55:00
24 James Corden 46:51:00
25 Shaun Lawson DNF
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Post by paulM »

Yes well done to James on what must have been a lonely ride. You chose the hardest circuit for your first race - the only way is up now! Thanks to Dave and Ian for organising. Did anyone lose a black Zefal frame fit pump on their way home on the back road to Haxby.?If so I have it - fits my frame perfectly!
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Post by IanH »

Yes, well done James and after your dash back to Huby for your parent to sign your membership form, Welcome to the club.

Ian H
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Post by cath »

League table now updated. Let me know any typos etc.
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Post by Smithy »

Cheers
I realy enjoyed it.
Thanks for letting me join at such short notice too :)

James Corden
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