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The following are results for Randwick Botany Cycling Club Saturday
racing at Heffron Park, Maroubra held on Sat 8 September 2001.

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SENIORS

A Grade, 32kms

1 Laurent Vines, 50.20

2 Duncan Crosby

3 Shaun Higgerson

 

B Grade, 28kms

1 Ben Meadley, 50.32

2 John McKenzie

3 Paul Kelly

 

C Grade, 24kms

1 Andrew Jarman, 42.22

2 Frank Conceicao

3 Craig Dempsey

 

D Grade, 16kms

1 Peter Craig, 30.04

2 Matthew Tabone

3 Ron Sproule

 

E Grade, 12kms

1 Andrew Pike, 26.16

2 Norman Jew

3 Kevin Blanchfield

 

JUNIORS

 

2km Time Trial

1 Thomas Murdoch, 3.37

2 Chris Young, 3.42

3 Thom Richards, 3.55

 

A/B Grade 12km Handicap

1 Belinda Angwin, 21.25

2 Mark Woodhouse

3 Andrew Young

4 Thom Richards

 

C Grade 12km

1 Adriano Maradini, 15.52

2 Raphael Rosse

3 Antoine Rosse

 

 

REPORT

Twelve A Grade riders lined up for a 16-lap race around the 2km Heffron Park criterium circuit at Maroubra in the weekly Randwick Botany Cycling Club race on Saturday 8 September 2001.  Thirty-eight-year-old North Sydney Club rider Laurent Vines and Duncan Crosby broke away early in the race and worked together to stay away from the A Grade bunch by a 500 metre margin.  Randwick Botany rider Shaun Higgerson attacked on the final lap to attempt to catch the breakaways.  With the aid of a strong tail wind, Higgerson came within 50 metres of the lead riders to claim third place.  Vines crossed the line first in a winning time of 50 minutes 20 seconds and an average speed of over 38kmh, closely followed by Crosby in second place.

Randwick Botany Rider Ben Meadley starred in the 28km B Grade race, winning in a time of 50 minutes 32 seconds.  Second was John McKenzie followed by Paul Kelly in third place.  Recently promoted C Grade rider Brad Lane completed 7 laps in his first B Grade race.

The average speed of the C Grade race was over 34kmh, higher than that of B Grade.  This tested the 19-rider C Grade bunch with a third of the field dropping out during the race. Several breakaways were attempted during the race but the surviving riders regrouped for an exciting wind-assisted sprint to the line.  Andrew Jarman crossed first in a time of 42 minutes 22 seconds.  Eastern Suburbs Cycling Club rider Frank Conceicao was placed second with Craig Dempsey, third.

Peter Craig featured in the placing in the 16km D Grade race for the second week running, finishing first in a time of 30 minutes 4 seconds.  Matthew Tabone was second and Ron Sproule third. Sydney Cycling Club riders Beth Bowen and Julie Howard rode strongly during the race but finished just out of the placings.

The E Grade 12kms results were Andrew Pike first, in a time of 26 minutes 16 seconds followed by Norman Jew and Kevin Blanchfield.

Three Junior events were contested starting with a 2km Time Trial.  Thomas Murdoch had the best time of 3 minutes 37 seconds, Chris Young 3 minutes 42 seconds and Thom Richards recorded a time of 3 minutes 55 seconds.

The Junior B Grade 12km Handicap was won by Belinda Angwin in a time of 21 minutes 25 seconds.  Mark Woodhouse was seconds with Andrew Young third.  Thom Richards came home in fourth place.

Junior C Grade 12km scratch race was won by Adriano Maradini in a time of 15 minutes 52 seconds.  Raphael Rosse was second with his bother Antoine Rosse in third place.

Randwick Botany Cycling Club conducts club racing every Saturday at Heffron Park, Maroubra NSW.  Juniors start at 1.30pm and Seniors 2.30pm.  For more information 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
 

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