Pedal to the metal for time trial

RACE WINNER: Ben Mickleburgh, from velovelocity.co.uk, who won the Little Whelnetham time trial

Published on 25/05/2012 10:30

SIXTY-NINE riders took part in the King’s Lynn 10-mile time trial held at Tottenhill.

Mark Eastwood and John Steed were unable to start, so David Young was the only West Suffolk Wheeler and Triathlon Club rider and he finished in a time of 27.25, taking 48th.

Simon Garrard, who was a WSW Club rider but now rides for velovelocity.co.uk, rode 25.09 and came 31st.

Winning the event was Daniel Bloy, from King’s Lynn CC in 21.10.

For the first time this season, it was dry for the Thursday evening (May 17) time trial.

Thirty-two riders took part in the Little Whelnetham time trial.

Richard Farrow was third with a time of 22.22, Dale Sturman was second with 21.51 and winning the race was Ben Mickleburgh, from velovelocity.co.uk, in 21.20.

Results. 1 Ben Mickleburgh 21.20; 2 Dale Sturman 21.51; 3 Richard Farrrow 22.22; 4 Lee Sturman 22.42; 5 Darren Davis 23.16; 6 Alan Trolove 23.32; 7 Chris Harley 23.37; 8 Will Newland 24.22; 9 Ian Evans 24.29; 10 Richard Balaam 24.30; 11 David Young 24.35; 12 Viv Smith 24.39; 13 Martin Gale 24.54; 14 Phil Clarke 25.09; 15 Michael Lawson 25.27; 16 Adi Grimwood 25.38; 17 Shaun Siversten 25.47; 18 Sharon Calton 25.53; 19 Peter Stephenson-Wall 26.35; 20 James Asker 26.40; 21 Mark Elson 26.44; 22 Grayhame Fish 26.53; 23 Brian Aldis 27.07; 24 Robin Lines 27.25; 25 Neil Grimmer 27.37; 26 Lewis Elson 28.21; 27 Will Curtin 28.55; 28 Richard Lines 29.14; 29 David Howes 29.29; 30 Steve Bull 30.09; 31 Frasier Elsworth 30.15; 32 Gerry Barton DNF

Trisha Goulden set a new ladies’ club 50-mile record in the ECCA 50 with a time of 2:06:33.

This weekend, David Young, Mark Eastwood and Richard Balaam ride a 10-mile 3up tt in the Victoria CC, in round one of four events near Audley End House.

Ron Back is riding in the solo event.

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