Hillingdon 17 May National Crit Series

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Hillingdon 17 May National Crit Series

Postby mrP(Boonen)VT » Thu May 08, 2008 8:54 am

From the organiser:
[quote]The BC National Criterium Series opens up on Saturday, 17 May, with the Hillingdon GP, incorporating the Edgware RC Ian Dyas Memorial Race, at Hillingdon Circuit, West London.
The longest race in the series, the 50 mile event over 54 laps has drawn 74 entries, just short of the record 77 last year despite the clash with the Ras Tour of Ireland which sees Rob Hayles and Malcolm Elliot, the last two winners, missing from the line up. But present will be New Zealander Warwick Spence, Cyclefit-Serotta Bikes, a past winner of the National Criterium Series who know the circuit well having won both on the road circuit and in cyclo cross races there.
Likely favourite, however, will be Tony Gibb, Plowman Craven, who effectively grew up from the start of his racing career on this circuit and still regularly rides in the Tuesday series when not on duty for top level professional races at home or abroad. And the Plowman Craven team have another string to their bow in Simon Gaywood, another past winner of the National Criterium Series, with both receiving support from team mates James Millard and James Jackson. Gibb won the Tuesday event on 6 May in a lone break.
But they will have to look out for the eight man Rapha/Condor/Recycling team, traveling mainly from the north, led by the brothers Adam and Ryan Bonser, while there are six riders from the strong A W Cycles team who provide regular winners at Hillingdon, including junior Chris Legg, a member of the BC Talent Team, and no doubt eager to show his elders up and perhaps grab some of the ?2250 prize list.
The race is being promoted by the long established Edgware RC with several of their past professionals and champions on duty to put back into the sport and remember the late Ian Dyas, who passed away last year. This is with the support of the BC West Thames Promotions organisation which is behind much of the race programme at Hillingdon.
There are support races for all categories of youth and an event for 3/4/W riders for which entries on the day are welcome. Newcomers since last year will find a great improvement in the facilities with state of the art changing rooms, showers and toilets available in the adjacent Goals Soccer Centre as part of that organisations lease with Hillingdon Council.


See http://www.highlingdoncyclecircuit.org.uk for information in general on this circuit which is often in use seven days a week for a variety of non-motorised sports in addition to cycling.




1 Alex Peterson A W Cycles RT
2 Simon Ernest A W Cycles RT
3 Vince Halpern A W Cycles RT
4 Tom Smith A W Cycles RT
5 Mark Matthews A W Cycles RT
6 Chris Legg A W Cycles RT
7 Lewis Atkins Agiskoviner.com
8 Darrell Pembroke Agiskoviner.com
9 Joel Stewart Agiskoviner.com
10 Lee Smith Agiskoviner.com
11 Boyd Roberts Agiskoviner.com
12 Darren Barclay Arctic-Premier RT
13 Allister Tulett Arctic-Premier RT
14 Jody Crawforth Arctic-Premier RT
15 Matt Holmes Arctic-Premier RT
16 Dave Percival Cardiff Ajax CC
17 Mark Northover CC Giro/Mortgage Choices/Orbs
18 Dan Rudd Citihub/Cycles Dauphin RT
19 Philip Jones Citihub/Cycles Dauphin RT
20 Andrew Williams Cwmcarn Paragon RC
21 Warrick Spencer Cyclefit-Serotta Bikes
22 Kevin Knox Dulwich Paragon
23 John Wager Felt Racing
24 Tim Elverson Felt Racing
25 Will Hedden Glade CC/Ciclos Uno
26 Edward Whitehorn Glade CC/Ciclos Uno
27 Matthew Charity Go Sports Spex RT
28 Alexander King GWR/Scott Wilson/Giant RT
29 Peter Dibben GWR/Scott Wilson/Giant RT
30 Llewellyn Kinch GWR/Scott Wilson/Giant RT
31 Adam Norris Heron Cyclesport
32 Steve Comben In Gear Quickvit RT
33 Daniel McLay Leicestershire RC
34 Paul Delahunty London Dynamo/Cyclefit
35 Tom Hemmant London Dynamo/Cyclefit
36 Martin Garratt London Dynamo/Cyclefit
37 Andy Tinsley Onimpex/Bioracer/Museeuw RT
38 Ian Franklin PCA/Cyclos Uno/Isaac RT
39 Jon Mozley Pearl Izumi/Planet X/High 5 RT
40 Liam Holohan Pearl Izumi/Planet X/High 5 RT
41 Jeroen Janssen Pearl Izumi/Planet X/High 5 RT
42 Stephen Adams Pearl Izumi/Planet X/High 5 RT
43 Matthew Jones Pearl Izumi/Planet X/High 5 RT
44 Raphael Deinhart Pearl Izumi/Planet X/High 5 RT
45 Tony Gibb Plowman Craven RT
46 Simon Gaywood Plowman Craven RT
47 James Millard Plowman Craven RT
48 James Jackson Plowman Craven RT
49 Ben Wilson PM
50 Rafal Radziej PM
51 Ryan Bonser Rapha Condor Recycling Co.UK
52 Adam Bonser Rapha Condor Recycling Co.UK
53 Matt Rowe Rapha Condor Recycling Co.UK
54 Simon Holt Rapha Condor Recycling Co.UK
55 Lloyd Rhys Rapha Condor Recycling Co.UK
56 Graham Briggs Rapha Condor Recycling Co.UK
57 Tom Diggle Rapha Condor Recycling Co.UK
58 Ben Greenwood Rapha Condor Recycling Co.UK
59 Adam Duggleby Shorter Rochford RT
60 Steve Gower Sigma Sport RT
61 Daniel Duguid Sigma Sport RT
62 Marc Perry Sport Beans/Wilier Bikes RT
63 Grant Bayton Sport Beans/Wilier Bikes RT
64 Douglas Dewey Team Tor 2000
65 Roy Chamberlain Tm Corley Cycles
66 Hugo Robins Tm Economic Energy
67 Paul Mill Tm Edwardes/Elitecycling
68 Pete Smith Tm Milton Keynes
69 Alex Kirk Tm Shavedlegs.co.uk
70 Ashle Lambert UK Saffa Team
71 Jason Streather VC St Raphael/Waites
72 James Makepeace Wild Side/Ewhurst RT
73 Simon McNamara Wild Side/Ewhurst RT
74 Chris McNamara Wild Side/Ewhurst RT
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Re: Hillingdon 17 May National Crit Series

Postby KeithK » Mon May 12, 2008 9:50 pm

Oooohhhhhhhhhh a support race for 3rds & 4ths. Looks like a goodun to me. First race for ages but feel OK. Any other peeps having go at this one? Hopefully see you there if I can get off work. Either way the E/1/2 race will be brilliant to watch. I won't sleep now all excited me.....
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Re: Hillingdon 17 May National Crit Series

Postby Toks » Mon May 12, 2008 11:12 pm

[quote="KeithK"]Oooohhhhhhhhhh a support race for 3rds & 4ths. Looks like a goodun to me. First race for ages but feel OK. Any other peeps having go at this one? Hopefully see you there if I can get off work. Either way the E/1/2 race will be brilliant to watch. I won't sleep now all excited me.....
Yep see you up there Keith :D
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Re: Hillingdon 17 May National Crit Series

Postby kieran » Thu May 15, 2008 9:01 pm

bonjour mes amis quelle temps is it at? cette race pour 3/4th cats?
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Re: Hillingdon 17 May National Crit Series

Postby Toks » Thu May 15, 2008 9:31 pm

[quote="kieran"]bonjour mes amis quelle temps is it at? cette race pour 3/4th cats?
Hey Mr Crit specialist. Wassup you getting lazy? http://www.britishcycling.org.uk/web/si ... review.asp
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Re: Hillingdon 17 May National Crit Series

Postby kieran » Fri May 16, 2008 9:13 am

[quote="Toks"] Wassup you getting lazy?


I think I might be, I've done no training this week and takin' it easy on the commute. I even got the turbo set up last night in preparation for a session this morning, but going to bed I changed my mind and reset the alarm so I wouldn't be doing it, had a nice sleep instead.
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Re: Hillingdon 17 May National Crit Series

Postby Toks » Fri May 16, 2008 9:50 am

[quote="kieran"]
I think I might be, I've done no training this week and takin' it easy on the commute. I even got the turbo set up last night in preparation for a session this morning, but going to bed I changed my mind and reset the alarm so I wouldn't be doing it, had a nice sleep instead.
Joking apart it would be interesting to see how much form one could hold on to with minimal amounts of training. I had a look at Warrick Spence's blog for the first time yesterday (cheers Sylv). Seriously I bet there are 2nd and 3rd cats that train a lot harder. Must be in the genes...So you coming on saturday or what?
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Re: Hillingdon 17 May National Crit Series

Postby kieran » Fri May 16, 2008 10:32 am

probably I'll have to estimate my return time as heading out to the theatre later that night.
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Re: Hillingdon 17 May National Crit Series

Postby Toks » Fri May 16, 2008 12:25 pm

[quote="kieran"]probably I'll have to estimate my return time as heading out to the theatre later that night.
ooo!!! very nice :D :D
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Re: Hillingdon 17 May National Crit Series

Postby mrP(Boonen)VT » Fri May 16, 2008 12:28 pm

Initially, there was no support race, so I didn't put it in my calendar and riding Sunday now instead :cry: . Would have enjoyed it though, then watching the main race - cracking stuff.
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Re: Hillingdon 17 May National Crit Series

Postby kieran » Fri May 16, 2008 2:04 pm

[quote="Toks"][quote="kieran"]probably I'll have to estimate my return time as heading out to the theatre later that night.
ooo!!! very nice :D :D


Indeed, right arty, off to see :

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