Cambridgeshire | 25 miles | E33/25
Race on the same course as the 2020 National Closed Circuit Championship!
With a course record of 48:50, the E33/25 is no slouch. Consisting of single carriageway A roads and unclassified roads, this rolling course has something for everyone. Come eke out the last of your season's fitness at NCTC's inaugural open time trial! A BBAR event, first rider off at 14:00.
HQWilliam Taylor (GFTL) took his first ever open time trial victory in the Newmarket Cycling & Triathlon Club 25, while Sophie Lankford (Jadan CycleSpace- Vive Le Velo) was a convincing winner in the women’s event.
Taking part in his first open 25-mile time trial Taylor set himself a benchmark personal best time of 54 minutes and 30 seconds.
The E33/25 course was used in last season’s National Circuit Championships won by John Archibald (48-50) in the men’s while Emily Meakin (55-02) won the women’s event.
The course consists of two triangle-shaped laps between Newmarket and Cambridge with the undulating course consisting of single carriageway, A roads and unclassified roads.
On his last open time trial outing Taylor clocked 20-07 which was enough for 15th in the Chronos RT 10 in July.
Over the longer distance on this occasion Taylor took a clear victory finishing a minute and 19 seconds clear of his nearest challenger.
Quickest veteran Richard Harrison (Drag2Zero) led the charge behind with a season’s best second place in a time of 56-01.
A close battle for third saw veteran Sam Wightman (Team Bottrill) clock 56-26 which was just two seconds quicker than Jordan Black (Loose Cannon's Conditioning).
Meanwhile, Simon Butteriss (Ely & District CC/B&T Motor Repairs) was quickest in the road bike category beating the hour mark in 59-47 while Paul Maltby (Newmarket Cycling & Triathlon Club) placed second (1-02-46).
In the women’s event Lankford recorded her fourth win from as many events this season finishing over two minutes clear of her nearest rival.
The 25-year-old was in fine form recording a winning time of one hour and 47 seconds over the distance.
Pip Jenkins (Southborough & Dist. Whs) finished second woman in 1-03-09 while quickest veteran Sophie Lee (Team Catenary) finished third (1-05-12).
Veteran Kerry Brennand (Newmarket Cycling & Triathlon Club) was quickest women’s road bike rider recording a time of 1-10-21.
Fellow veteran Judy Brown (Newmarket Cycling & Triathlon Club) was second road bike in 1-12-26 while Lucy Giffin (Histon & Impington Bicycle Club) was third (1-16-48).
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Results
Men
1 William Taylor (GFTL) 54.30
2 Richard Harrison (Drag2Zero) 56.01
3 Sam Wightman (Team Bottrill) 56.26
4 Jordan Black (Loose Cannon's Conditioning) 56.28
5 Simon Butteriss (Ely & District CC/B&T Motor Repairs) 59.47
6 Paul Maltby (Newmarket Cycling & Triathlon Club) 1:02.46
Road bike
1 Simon Butteriss (Ely & District CC/B&T Motor Repairs) 59.47
2 Paul Maltby (Newmarket Cycling & Triathlon Club) 1:02.46
Women
1 Sophie Lankford (Jadan CycleSpace- Vive Le Velo) 1:00.47
2 Pip Jenkins (Southborough & Dist. Whs) 1:03.09
3 Sophie Lee (Team Catenary) 1:05.12
4 Kerry Brennand (Newmarket Cycling & Triathlon Club) 1:10.21
5 Judy Brown (Newmarket Cycling & Triathlon Club) 1:12.26
6 Lucy Giffin (Histon & Impington Bicycle Club) 1:16.48
Road bike
1 Kerry Brennand (Newmarket Cycling & Triathlon Club) 1:10.21
2 Judy Brown (Newmarket Cycling & Triathlon Club) 1:12.26
3 Lucy Giffin (Histon & Impington Bicycle Club) 1:16.48
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