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SENIORS
A Grade 36km
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1 Anthony Spurgeon (Caravello),
55.12
2 David Stewart (Eastern
Suburbs)
3 Robert Cater (Randwick
Botany)
4 Michael Cowan (Randwick
Botany)
6 Clive Hammerson (Randwick
Botany)
B Grade, 28km
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1 Joseph Sorby (Randwick
Botany), 55.55
2 Mark Taylor (Randwick
Botany) (not pictured)
3 Kevin Black (Sydney)
4 Roger Crawford (Randwick
Botany)
5 Karl Belemy (Sydney)
C Grade, 28km
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1 Luke Davison (Southern
Cross), 47.00
2 Andy Matthews (Randwick
Botany) (not pictured)
3 Ross McKay (Eastern
Suburbs)
D Grade, 20km
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1 Sean O’Neill (Randwick
Botany), 34.39
2 Ron Sproule (Randwick
Botany)
3 Grant Chellew (Randwick
Botany)
4 Andrew Hall (Randwick
Botany)
E Grade, 14km
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1 Ross Fullerton (Randwick
Botany), 42.50
JUNIORS
A Grade 2km Time Trial
1 Tyrone Bicknell (Randwick
Botany), 3.10
2 Luke Davison (Southern
Cross), 3.24
3 Tom Patton (Randwick
Botany), 3.33
4 Chris Bowie (Randwick
Botany), 3.41
B Grade 2km Time Trial
1 Sam Buckland (Randwick
Botany), 4.08
2 D’Arcy Price (Randwick
Botany), 4.12
3 Elliott Doughty (Randwick
Botany), 4.17
A Grade 8km Scratch
1 Luke Davison (Southern
Cross), 14.46
2 Tyrone Bicknell (Randwick
Botany)
3 Tom Patton (Randwick
Botany)
4 Chris Bowie (Randwick
Botany)
B Grade 6km Scratch
1
Sam Buckland (Randwick Botany), 13.11
2 D’Arcy Price (Randwick
Botany)
3 Elliott Doughty (Randwick
Botany)
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THANK YOU:
Thanks to Helen Vella our Chief Commissaire
on the day and Principal Commissaire, Joanne Buckton. Thanks
to our safety marshals. Thanks to Tony
Horneman who ensured that the track was clean.
Thanks to Richard
Jenkins who deployed and retrieved all the safety equipment. Thanks to
Roy & RJ from the St John Ambulance. Thanks to Fred Vella who manned the
canteen.
REPORT
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It was good to see the "King" of Heffron,
Anthony Spurgeon, back again. Michael "Big Bird" has moved
up to the big league. Here he is pictured alongside the
"Prince" of Heffron, Robbie Cater. |
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Big Bird stretches his A grade fledgling wings
and drives A Grade up the horrendous Heffron pimple. If you
are hurting them so much Big Bird, why is the King smiling? |
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The Prince also attacked on the pimple in an
attempt to get away from the A grade bunch. Here Robbie
turns on the pace. |
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In the end it was the King yet again just
doing enough to hold off Dave Stewart from Easts. The Prince
reckons he has 3rd in the bag but just having a quick look behind
to make sure. |
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Mark Taylor, eventual 2nd place getter in B
Grade takes the B grade bunch up the notorious pimple. |
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In fact there was loads of action on the pimple.
Andy Matthews, who is not pictured in the podium shot (left) can
be seen in third wheel behind big Paul "Ginge" Baker who has moved
up to C grade.
Ross McKay, former A grader, assured everyone that he was doing
"No miles" then proceeded to rip everyone's legs off and place 3rd
in the C grade race. Good one Ross. |
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Some of the D grade bunch feel their legs screaming as they
battle up the dreaded pimple. |
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Here's Ross in E grade action. Notice that he is going
so fast that his racing number is straining to keep up with the
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RADIO COVERAGE
Coverage of local cycling results can be
heard on Sydney’s Eastside Radio 89.7FM “GAME ON” program, hosted by
Brad Cooke, each Saturday morning from 10am to 12noon.
CLUB SPONSORS
Randwick Botany Cycling Club is proudly
sponsored by Newington Inn – Petersham, DS Labels – Marrackville and
Cheeky Monkey Cycle Company, Pitt Street Sydney and Velomax Wheel
Systems.
MORE INFORMATION
Randwick Botany Cycling Club conducts
racing at Heffron Park, Maroubra NSW each Saturday throughout the
year. Juniors start at 1.00pm and Seniors 2.30pm. For more
information please contact the club secretary Helen Vella on 02 9667
3307 or email
secretary@randwickbotanycc.com
CENTENARY RACE DAY AND CELEBRATION
DINNER
To celebrate the Centenary of the Randwick
Botany Cycling Club, a Centenary Race Day and Celebration Dinner will
be held at Heffron Park, Maroubra on Saturday 15 November 2003 from
10.30am. The 2km enclosed road criterium circuit will provide some
exciting racing for junior and senior riders, as well as top
internationals. Over $5,000 prizemoney is on offer, including $1,000
for first place in the Elite Race. The Celebration Dinner will be
held in a giant marque from 6.00pm and includes Buffet Dinner, Drinks,
Entertainment and Guest Speakers. Dinner tickets are $65 (adults),
$35 for under 18. Centenary Raffle tickets are $2 each with over
$5,000 in prizes to be won, including Merida Road Bike 903 valued at
$1,600, Velomax – ‘Circuit’ wheel set and Crowne Plaza Coogee Weekend
Package. Contact Club Secretary - Helen Vella on 02 9667 3307 or
email
secretary@randwickbotanycc.com
for more information.
Race report prepared by:
Tony Horneman
Photos: Rocky
Fortuna (action shots)
Photos: Tony Horneman (Podium shots)
Web page layout, picture
commentary & editing
by John Buckton
Webmaster
Randwick Botany Cycling Club
Tony:
communications@randwickbotanycc.com
John:
webmaster@randwickbotanycc.com
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