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SENIORS
A Grade,
36km
1. Anthony Spurgeon, 55min 40sec
2.
Jochem Schroeder
3.
Phil Kelaher
B
Grade, 32km
1.
Tony Ianacito, 50min 5sec
2.
Andrew Goff
3.
David Mackey
C
Grade, 28km
1.
Gregore Rennie, 47min 10sec
2.
Daniel Milliken
3.
Tony Horneman
D
Grade, 20km
1.
David Jefferson, 34min 50sec
2.
Neil Morris
3.
Herve Boutin
E
Grade, 16km
1.
Peter Davison, 26min 27sec
2.
Norman Jew
JUNIORS
Junior
2km Time Trial
1.
Chris Jenkins, 3min 1sec
2.
Robert Cater, 3min 3sec
3.
Liam Fletcher, 3min 7sec
A
Grade, 14km
1.
Chris Jenkins, 27min 25sec
2.
Robert Cater
3.
Luke Cridland
B
Grade, 10km
1.
Jonathon Cridland, 20min 45sec
2.
Robert Remedious
3.
Thom Richards
C
Grade, 6km
1.
Adriano Maradini, 13min 40sec
2.
Tyron Davies
3.
Antoine Rosse
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REPORT
Eighty
two riders signed-on for the weekly Randwick Botany Cycling Club race at
Heffron Park, Maroubra on Saturday 23 June 2001. A large crowd gathered to watch some exciting racing around
the tight 2km criterium circuit.
The
premier A grade 40km event was won by Team Caravello rider Anthony
Spurgeon in a time of 55 minutes 40 seconds and an average speed of 43kmh.
Second was Jochen Schroeder from Fahrradhaus – Scott Racing Team in
Germany, and third was Phil Kelaher.
Two
junior U17 riders, Chris Jenkins and Robert Cater broke away from the
19-rider bunch with 2 laps to go in the B Grade 32km race. Riders regrouped for the sprint to the line, which was won by
Tony Ianacito in a time of 50 minutes 5 seconds. Second was Andrew Goff followed by David Mackey.
In
his first race at Heffron Park, Gregore Rennie from Waratah Veterans
Cycling Club was placed first, after a frantic sprint to the line, in the
C Grade 28km event. The
winning time was 47 minutes 10 seconds at an average speed of 36 kmh.
Second was Daniel Milliken followed by Tony Horneman, just ahead of
junior U15 rider - Luke Cridland.
David
Jefferson took out the 15-rider D Grade 20km event in a time of 34 minutes
50 seconds. Neil Morris was second and Herve Boutin, third. E Grade was
won by Peter Davison with Norman Jew second.
Nineteen
junior riders completed in 4 events starting with a 2km time trial. Chris
Jenkins completed the course in a personal best time of 3 minutes 1
second. Robert Cater’s time was 3 minutes 3 seconds and Liam Fletcher, 3
minutes 7 seconds.
In
the junior A Grade, 14km race, Chris Jenkins was placed first in a time of
27 minutes 25 seconds. Second
was Robert Cater and third place went to Luke Cridland.
The B Grade, 10km race was won by Jonathon Cridland in a time of 20
minutes 45 seconds followed by Robert Remedious and Thom Richards.
Junior C Grade, 6km event was take out by Adriano Maradini in a
time of 13 minutes 40 seconds with Tyron Davies second and Antoine Rosse
third.
The next Randwick Botany Cycling Club race will
be conducted at Heffron Park on Saturday 30 June 2001.
Juniors start at 1pm and Seniors 2.30pm. Spectators
are always welcome. For more
information about the club, please contact the club secretary Helen Vella
on 02 9667 3307.
Race report prepared by:
Tony Horneman
Publicity Officer
Randwick Botany Cycling Club
publicity@randwickbotanycc.com
Prime
report: There were 5 primes (pronounced preem)
conducted during the A , B , C & D Grade criterium races.
Anthony
Spurgeon won the A Grade
prime ( a family size Domino's pizza) We are now calling these
prizes "Sur-primes".
Stan
Genakis won the B grade "Sur-prime"
Shaun
Ballesty must have been hanging out for Pizza because he put in a super
human effort to take out the C Grade "Sur-prime".
Peter
Craig won the D grade "Sur-prime".
John
Symons won the special B grade monetary prime.
Congratulations
to all those riders and we hope you enjoy your pizzas
----- John Buckton Webmaster.
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