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Kildale Hill Climb

North Yorkshire | 1056 yards | THC35 | Kildale

Hill Climb
Event Details

Event Organiser:

Alex InghamAIMS CyclingContact Organiser
Welcome to the AIMS summer HC. This is held in the fantastic, beautiful North Yorkshire surroundings at the small village of Kildale, a 12 min drive east of Stokesley and only a 19 minute drive from the A19, making it accessible to most riders.

The Climb
The climb can be found on Strava here https://www.strava.com/segments/29425965 with the all time record being 2:57 by Jacob Vasey on our first debut hosting of this great hill climb. At just 1k in length it is a short but very punchy climbing, average 9% and maxing out at 20%! We would expect everyone to cover the climb within 6 minutes.
You will be given a lovely, warm welcome from the AIMS team, clear guidance of where to get to the climb (literally 2 mins from the HQ), plenty of parking available and lots of places on the climb for supporters to cheer you on. Post race, there will be free refreshments of coffees, teas, juice, sandwiches, beer and AIMS cakes.

Prizes
There are cash prizes on the day, PLUS the AIMS Hill Climb trophy, for both male and female winners, where your name will be engraved for all to see!

HQ
HQ location is Kildale Village Hall, postcode YO21 2RG - we will be open from 12.30pm on race day, 90 minutes before first rider goes off. There is parking directly outside, and totally safe to leave your bike outside when inside the building.

Possessions/Clothing
We can look after any kit you wish to leave at HQ, the HQ is securely locked during the time of racing. Just leave with us when signing on.

Toilets/Washing /Changing Facilities
All of the above is provided at the HQ, where you can get changed prior to the HC.

Extra Parking
Additional to parking at the HQ, you can park in layby just before HQ, you can also park at the finish line. There is a car park on the left hand side of the finish line, easily accessible. So your car is then available immediately after crossing the finish line.

Directions
Do not worry if you are unfamiliar with the area. The start line is 2 minutes ride from the HQ and you will be given clear instructions (literally one left and one right turn from the HQ).

Spectator Points
There are some great spectator points on the climb. Spectators please remember two things, scream/shout our riders on and please come and get free refreshments after!

Refreshments
As always, we will provide free refreshments, coffees, beer, teas, juice, sandwiches and AIMS cakes - for all riders, photographers and spectators straight after.

Help?
Email Alex at alex@misupplies.co.uk or phone with any questions on 07738 175709 - please note phone reception is not available on the day, due to lack of coverage in the area.
Cunningham breaks course record as Home also wins at AIMS Cy
Andy Cunningham. Photo by Nigel Bradley.

Andy Cunningham claimed victory at the AIMS Cycling hill climb in a remarkably quick race that saw the previous course record bettered by three riders, while fastest female was Lucy Home.

Riding for Ilkley Cycling Club, Cunningham posted 2:39-2 to see off the challenge of Marcus Cram (Muckle Cycle Club) in 2:43-3 and Nick Munro (Outlands) who set 2:39-6 for third place.

Cram was first to break the old course record for the one-kilometre Kildale climb and was swiftly followed by Cunningham, while Munro later also bettered the old course record held jointly by Jacob Vasey and Jonathan Allen of 2:57-0.

After his win, Cunningham said: “I chose this climb as it’s still early days for hills and I’ve not done this one before.

“I’m trying to get into the rhythm of doing them every week – I started with the Muckle CC test event but last week there wasn’t anything on so I did a 25. 

“I’m down to ride the Billy Lane event next week, so I seem to be ticking off all of the North East climbs. 

“It makes sense to target climbs of around three minutes over the next few weeks with an eye on Nationals. 

“Marcus Cram seems to be going well at the moment, so I’m keeping my eye on him.”

In the female grouping, Home took victory for the promoting club in 4:14-7, ahead of Nuala Robinson (Fietsen Tempo) in 4:29-2, while Manilla Cycling rider Deborah Jeffries completed the podium places in 7:24-0.

“The hill was short but steep, a real leg stinger,” said Home after the ride.

“Thank you to all the organisers, volunteers, and supporters on the road. It was great to have so many of my family and friends watching!

“Hopefully I’ll also be riding Tan Hill climb this season - one of my favourite hills climbs!”

This event is held in the stunning North Yorkshire surroundings at the small village of Kildale, a 12 minute drive east of Stokesley and only a 19 minute drive from the A19, making it accessible to most riders.

* All reports are copyright of Cycling Time Trials/Snowdon Sports. Not to be used without permission. This report by James Ayles.

 

Results:

Open:

1. Andy Cunningham (Ilkley Cycling Club)  2:39.2

2. Marcus Cram (Muckle Cycle Club)           2:43.3

3. Nick Munro (Outlands)       2:49.6

4. Ezra Bateman (Clifton Cycling Club York)            3:07.2

5. Richard Lilleker (Cleveland Wheelers Cycling Club)       3:11.5

6. Louie Wilson (Reifen Racing)        3:17.3

7.Joe House (VENTURE RACING) 3:27.9

8. Mike Jeffries (AIMS Cycling)                    3:31.10

9. Daniel Robinson (North Tyneside Riders Cycling Club)   3:37.9

10. Rohan Rayner-Smith (Cleveland Wheelers Cycling Club)          3:49.1

Women:

1. Lucy Home (AIMS Cycling)          4:14.7

2. Nuala Robinson (Fietsen Tempo)   4:29.2

3. Deborah Jeffries (Manilla Cycling)            7:24.0

 

August 25, 2024

Individuals

Classifications:

Female | Open

Age Groups:

All

Riding:

Road Bike | Tricycle