Brent Jenkins

Anthony Spurgeon

Kevin Black

Chris Wright

Nick Wainman

Stuart Miles

Duncan Miller (absent)

David Sitsky

1st:

2nd:

3rd:

Don't forget that thanks to the generous support of our sponsor FRF and in an effort to encourage more A graders to Saturday racing at  Heffron Park, the prize money has been SUBSTANTIALLY increased.  First in A grade is $150 and $200 for the handicap winner.

CLUB SPONSORS (see logos right)

Randwick Botany Cycling Club is proudly sponsored by FRF Couriers, parent company of Excelpro.  Excelpro is the distributor of products including Argon 18 bicycles,  Cinelli bicycles & accessories, Colnago bicycles & accessories, 3T cycling assessories, Vittoria shoes and Speedplay pedals.  Bike Bug carries all our major sponsors bikes and products such as Colnago, Cinelli and Argon 18.  Tony "the Bug" is offering all Randwick Botany members a 15% discount off parts and accessories.  cyclebits.com for all your cycling consumable needs. Order online from an Australian company, and have your cyclebits arrive at your door a day or two later Long term RBCC sponosr DS Labels – Marrackville. Sponsors of our club jersey include Carroll & O'Dea Lawyers,  Tenpoint, Vantage Freight, Sydney Morning Herald,

REPORT 

A grade action and RBCC/FRF rider Brent Jenkins was pretty keen for that $150 win.  Brent attacks (above) with about 3 to go and the pain on Matt Lucas's face shows as he tries to hold Brent's wheel.

Eventual 2nd and third place getters, Anthony "The King of Heffron" Spurgeon and Jeff " The Doc" Jones fall in behind Matt.

Richard Heath in his first ever race seems to be saying, "What's the big deal about this racing thing?" as he leads C grade past the start/finish line in his first ever race.

Dave Crampton drives C grade down the start finishing straight till I saw the next photo which I had taken in "burst" mode.

So the correct caption is: Felix Tucci drives C grade down the start/finish straight whilst Dave Cramption sucks his wheel.

The day was spoilt  a bit by the wounding of my training partner Rocky Fortuna.  Not only did Rocky break a collar bone but when he saw me taking pictures he indicated to me that he had something in his eye as well.

As they loaded the "Rockstar" into the ambulance, I asked him if it hurt much he just threw me this smile. Don't worry gang He is going to recover.  I enjoyed a couple of quiet ones with him that evening for anasthetic reasons only of course.