Test your mettle on the challenging yet rewarding G10/41 course from Kingsfold to Okewood Hill. This varied route incorporates sections of the A24 and A29, offering a mix of terrain suitable for both road and time trial bikes.
The race will start near Kingsfold and conclude near the picturesque Oakwood Hill Village Hall, which will serve as the event headquarters. Ample parking and toilet facilities will be available for participants and spectators alike.
Get ready for a thrilling ride through the English countryside!
Jonathan BeslyDorking Cycling Club | Open | Veteran | Time Trial Bike
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David MarshallBlue Light Cycling Club | Open | Veteran | Road Bike
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Peter WoodburnLondon Dynamo | Open | Veteran | Time Trial Bike
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Maybank and Connor ride to Addiscombe 10 wins
Liam Maybank. Photo: Omnirocker.
Liam Maybank broke the course record to earn victory at Addiscombe CC’s 10-mile time trial on Saturday, with Alice Connor finishing fastest in the female category.
Maybank (Twickenham CC) topped the standings with 19-24, ahead of Colin McDermott (Festival Road Club) who had to settle for second with 20-52, while road bike rider Adam Page (Paceline RT) sealed the last podium position in a time of 21-59.
Maybank lived up to his billing as pre-race Spindata favourite to secure his sixth win of the season and break the course record of 20-10 set by Chris McNamara in April 2019.
“It was quite a fun course today,” said Maybank. “I had good legs and a clean run on the narrow sections. I wasn't sure how I felt warming up, but once in the race everything went well and it was nice to take the course record as well.
“The conditions were nice and warm given the course is fairly sheltered from a west wind except for about a mile after the turn.”
In the women’s category Connor (London Academy Racing) clocked 24-23 to fight off competition from Alexa Forbes (London Dynamo), who set 25-30 to seal second place, while a time of 25-43 saw Jacqui Lane of Eastbourne Rovers CC finish in third.
Veteran Connor came into this race off the back of a win at the Horsham Cycling 10-mile time trial in June, and made it a second consecutive victory here in West Sussex as she finished over a minute faster than her nearest rival.
Simon Church (trainSharp) was the second fastest rider on a road bike in the field after Page’s third place overall finish, clocking 23-31, while Teresa Goddard (Kingston Wheelers CC) was the fastest female rider on a road bike with 26-20.
This 10-mile event, run on the G10/41 course, begins on Marches Road where it heads north through Kingsfold before looping around on the A29 to finish adjacent to Place Farm.
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