Results and Reports for June 2-3, 2001AustraliaPromoters wishing to submit results should send them to cyclingnews St. George Club Road Races St. George Club Road RacesOatley Park, June 2, 2001 ResultsHandicap
Corrected
Time Time
1 Robert Owens 55.53 45.53
2 Irene Potente 55.53 46.33
3 Craig Edmondson 57.04 47.04
4 Chris Little 57.28 47.28
5 Mal Lyons 57.29 40.59
6 George Diniakos 57.30 42.15
7 Brendan Dunn 57.32 42.17
8 Chris Guillan 57.33 41.43
9 Luke Picton 57.34 41.44
10 Blake Field 57.35 41.45
11 Gary O’Sullivan 57.35 44.05
12 Scott Duval 57.36 41.56
13 Lance McDonald 57.39 44.39
14 Glenn Lucas 57.41 41.51
15 Karen Dutton 57.42 41.52
16 Michael Henderson 57.44 44.44
17 Glen Swartzel 57.46 43.26
18 Peter Butcher 57.48 45.38
19 Michael Short 58.08 42.18
20 Matthew Hood 58.20 44.50
21 Graham Doble 58.22 44.52
22 Peter McRorie 58.24 45.24
23 Ian Kilday 58.24 48.24
24 Robert Polpodetto 58.32 50.22
25 Steve Fitzpatrick 58.34 40.04
26 Kevin Margetson 58.35 40.05
27 David Hines 58.39 53.09
28 Tony Fodera 58.40 42.10
29 Stuart Boyce 58.41 40.11
30 Phil Wilson 58.44 38.44
31 Robert Upton 58.45 38.45
32 Rob Knox 58.46 49.26
33 Warren Scott 58.47 38.47
34 Phil Loxley 58.48 46.38
35 Adam Lucas 58.50 39.30
36 Martin Fitzpatrick 58.52 40.22
37 Gary Hines 58.57 48.57
38 Dan Smith 59.01 38.01
39 Bruce Pirani 59.02 42.02
40 Troy Glennan 59.04 39.40
41 Adrian Pippard 59.22 54.22
42 Janet Mitchell 59.24 59.24
43 Racheal Owens 59.26 51.56
44 Shaun Higgerson 59.35 38.35
45 John Ciofani 59.39 43.09
46 Noel Tampling 59.42 52.12
47 Paul Janacius 59.58 49.58
48 Jeremy Smith 60.02 53.02
49 Dave Bruckman 60.11 46.41
50 Jeff Barrett 60.13 46.43
51 Michael Everitt 60.15 45.00
52 Brett Dutton 60.16 43.16
53 Nick Lawson 60.20 42.50
54 Nick Kypreos 60.43 41.23
55 Peter Hatton 60.52 39.52
56 Andrew Kilday 60.54 45.04
57 Keely McNamara 61.37 57.37
58 Brad Glennan 61.55 44.55
59 James Stewart 62.15 47.55
60 Peter Fitzpatrick 62.20 43.50
61 Belinda Seldon 62.36 45.36
62 Michael Field 63.12 45.42
63 Richard Morris 63.22 56.02
FTF Michael Matthews
Under 9
Time Cor.T
1 James Nicpon 7.26 6.06
2 Leah Guillan 7.43 6.43
3 Blake Davis 8.54 8.14
4 Imogen Hines 9.45 9.45
Under 11
1 Melinda Potente 12.02 11.37
2 Lachlan Hines 12.41 11.49
3 Daniel Nicpon 13.50 13.50
4 James Nicpon 14.23 14.23
Under 13
1 Lewis Little 17.27 16.47
2 Silvia Potente 17.34 16.54
3 Jonathan Davis 19.08 17.58
4 Matthew Guillan 19.09 17.39
5 Mitchell Reece (U11) 13.26
Under 15
1 Serge Zhuravlyov 23.00 23.00
2 Chris Guillan 23.10 16.40
3 Blake Field 23.12 16.42
4 Cameron Simpson 23.14 19.54
5 Teagan Hines 23.15 22.15
6 Scott Mills 24.12 20.02
7 Alex Fateev 24.19 22.17
8 Luke Barrett 24.53 19.38
Caesar's Illawarra Cycle Club Scratch RacesJune 2, 2001 ReportBy 'Phantom' The riders had a 56km scratch race last Saturday, three laps to Marshall Mount and the conditions were perfect for racing. Rob Calladine followed up last week's strong ride in the Dinnerville with a well deserved solo victory. The race started subdued with the bunch freewheeling along for the first 2km before Calladine, the oldest rider in the bunch, rode off the front with Austin Pitman. They held a gap for 10km but were brought back after a somewhat casual chase by the bunch. At the end of lap one Neil Williams surged off the front a few times and eventually got a small gap on the field, he was shortly joined by Peter Jones. As the bunch ascended the easy side of Hooker hill Tim Morris attacked the bunch and rode across to the break. Again the chase by the bunch was erratic, the three riders were able to stay away for all of lap two and part of lap three before the reluctant bunch eventually made the sacrificial commitment necessary to reel in the escapees. Hardy Lohse immediately counter attacked, closely followed by Calladine and the two opened up a handy lead. Lohse returned to the bunch leaving Calladine to attempt to ride the final 15km on his own. The bunch was unable to find anyone willing to chase the veteran, and as they coasted, Calladine was hammering on the pedals. With just 4km left in the race Jones and Morris made several attempts to break free but were closely marked. Calladine was tiring as the chasers closed in but he had done enough to secure the win. Jones won the bunch sprint for second from Marcus Arnold. Several of the usual B grade 'drivers' such as Lionel Covington were injured or absent form the race so it was up to the likes of Adam Hotchkis, Jason Johnson and Joe Pereira to do the lion's share of the work. There were no massive attacks just some very powerful riding that saw Hotchkis off the front on several occasions. Josh Wall was not his usual aggressive self as he was saving himself for a long Sunday ride with the Illawarra Academy of Sport bunch. On the third lap the bunch split and rejoined several times. As they lined up for the sprint it was between Hotchkis and Johnson. Hotchkis just won on the line and Wall came in third. There was a good size field in the C grade race and the riders were all of similar ability. This lead to a race with a good constant speed in which no one was able to escape and nearly everyone worked. The four riders who were insistent on keeping the pace up were Mal Moss, Patrick Delahunty, Peter Kelly and Alan McClelland. Dennis Fitzgerald made his way to the front on every climb and controlled the bunch so that there were no damaging attacks. With 3km to go Delahunty attacked with Rebecca Borgo on his wheel. They were brought back by the bunch as they jostled for a good position in the sprint. McClelland took the initiative and the element of surprise and led the sprint out with 400m to the finish line. Although Fitzgerald put in a concerted effort he could only narrow the gap down to half a wheel. Moss finished strongly to take out third place. Jack Laajoki eventually wore Max Baker down and rode in for a solo victory in the D grade race. Next Saturday's race is round two of the Interclub series and is being hosted by the Caesar's Illawarra Club. The race will start at 2:15pm from Dapto High. With just on a hundred entries it is shaping up as a great race. Anyone that is able to assist on the day should contact Garry Doughty on 42715533.
Results - 56kmA Grade 1 Rob Calladine 1.28.25 2 Peter Jones 0.11 3 Marcus Arnold 4 Hardy Lohse 5 Adam Crowther 6 Dylan Forbes 7 David Greening 8 Tim Morris 9 Austin Pitman 0.23 Punctured: Lou Palermo DNF Neil Williams B Grade 1 Adam Hotchkis 1.36.09 2 Jason Johnson 3 Josh Wall 0.04 4 Joe Pereira 0.05 5 Terry Wall 0.16 6 Grant Farr 0.27 DNF Lionel Covington C Grade 1 Alan Mcclelland 1.39.39 2 Dennis Fitzgerald 3 Mal Moss 0.02 4 Peter Kelly 5 Rebecca Borgo 6 Teegan Makowski 7 Jeff Gray 0.09 8 Patrick Delahunty DNF Matt Jones D Grade 1 Jack Laajoki 1.48.02 DNF Max Baker DNF Les Hewitt Courtesy of Garry Doughty Murwillumbah Amateur Cycle Club coad raceTyalgum, June 2, 2001The monthly Handicap event held over the tough Tyalgum course attracted a total of 47 riders to the start line. This course is 56 kilometres long and features a number of challenging climbs including Bald Montain and Tyalgum Hill. The limit group only had a start of 23 minutes this month on the scratch bunch with five other groups starting between these times. By the half way point at the top of Tyalgum Hill (Dump Hill) one rider from the limit group, R. Faulkner, had broken away and established a lead of several minutes over the following riders. However, some spirited riding by the 15 minute group saw them reel in most of the earlier riders apart from Faulkner by the time they reached Bald Mountain again on the return leg of the race. The race was on from here and the high pace on the return leg from Chillingham took its toll with a number of riders dropping off the pack. Determined riding by both the chopping block and scratch bunches managed to bring the race together again with about 5 kilometres to go and it was a dash for the finish line. Nonetheless a great ride by R. Faulkner from the limit group saw him still holding a lead of about 20 seconds coming into the finish. Unfortunately he didn’t realise that there was a left turn to reach the finish line on Urliup Road and he rode straight on towards Tumbulgum! The continuing high pace saw the bunch start to splinter over the last kilometre or so of the race with a number of sprints deciding the subsequent placings. Racing next week is over the picturesque Crystal Creek course and will start promptly at 2.00pm. All riders are asked to be on time to help ensure the smooth running of this event. Results1 Rob Lyte (Murwillumbah) 1.25 2 Lindsay Smith (Murwillumbah) 3 Graham Harvey (Murwillumbah) 4 Craig Reston (Murwillumbah) 5 Kevin Brindle (CATS) 6 Jeff Collier (Murwillumbah) 7 Ben Grothe (CATS) Carnegie Caulfield KermesseAFL Park, Waverly, June 2, 2001 In a change from the usual regional combines, this week's race was
for Carnegie Caulfield members only, due to a directive from the State's
governing body, CycleSport Victoria, to encourage entries in a Two Day
Tour. Consequently, numbers were down somewhat on the past few weeks. ResultsA Grade (1hr 45 mins + 3laps) Randwick Botany CC road raceHeffron Park, June 2, 2001For the second week running Anthony Spurgeon from Team Caravello took out the 36km A Grade cycle race at Heffron Park on Saturday 2 June 2001. Randwick Botany Cycling Club rider Andrew Foggin came in second with Chris Rule from Eastern Suburbs Club, third. Stan Genakis lead out several times in the 30km B Grade race, but Jayson Brenton took first place honours followed by John Kenny from Eastern Suburbs Club. Third place was claimed by Dean Preddy from Randwick Botany. Sam Reuben returned to cycle racing at Heffron Park after a 2-year break. Sam was happy to finish with the bunch at the end of the race. Peter Wilson from Eastern Suburbs Club made a strong solo breakaway at the 20km mark in the 30km C Grade event. Wilson maintained the break and finished 400m ahead of the main pack. Andrew Goff from Parramatta won the C Grade bunch sprint to claim second place followed by Warwick Goldsmith, in third place. John Droz and Chris Weldon crashed with 8km to go and suffered minor abrasions. Both riders where attended to by St. John Ambulance officer - Roy Magill, who attends all Randwick Botany Cycling Club races. Peter Craig won the 18km D Grade race. Second was Neil Morris and Paul Baker third. Richard Jenkins won the 18km E Grade event for the second week running. Jonathon Cridland (U13) was second and Julia Guinan third. Thirteen Junior riders competed in a Time Trail and Scatch race event. The 2km Time Trial was won by Robert Cater (U17) in a time of 3min 11sec. Second was Chris Jenkins (U17), 3min 12sec and third was Liam Fletcher (U17) in a time of 3min 15sec.
The Junior A grade, 14km Scratch Race was won by Chris Jenkins followed by Robert Cater and Luke Cridland. The B Grade 10km race was taken out by Jonathon Cridland with Thom Richards in second place and Thomas Murdoch, third. The C Grade race over 6km was won by Adriano Maradini followed by Antoine Rosse, second and Morgan Stokes third. In other club cycling news, six Randwick Botany Cycling Club riders competed in the 45th Ken Dinnerville Memorial Handicap Race at Dapto NSW on 27 May 2001. After 90km, the best-placed Randwick Botany rider was Scott Callum who came 14th out of a field of 167 riders. The next Randwick Botany Cycling Club race will be conducted at Heffron Park on Saturday 9 June 2001. Juniors start at 1pm and Seniors 2.30pm. Spectators and affiliated riders from other cycling clubs are always welcome. For more information about the club, please contact the club secretary on 02 9667 3307. ResultsSeniors
A Grade, 36km
1 Anthony Spurgeon (Caravello)
2 Andrew Foggin (RBCC)
3 Chris Rule (Eastern Suburbs)
B Grade, 30km
1 Jayson Brenton (RBCC)
2 John Kenny (Eastern Suburbs)
3 Dean Preddy (RBCC)
C Grade, 28km
1 Peter Wilson (Eastern Suburbs)
2 Andrew Goff (Parramatta)
3 Warwick Goldsmith (RBCC)
D Grade, 18km
1 Peter Craig (RBCC)
2 Neil Morris (RBCC)
3 Paul Baker (RBCC)
E Grade, 18km
1 Richard Jenkins (RBCC)
2 Jonathon Cridland (RBCC)
3 Julia Guinan (RBCC)
Juniors
2km Time Trial
1 Robert Cater 3.11
2 Chris Jenkins 3.12
3 Liam Fletcher 3.15
A grade, 14km Scratch Race
1 Chris Jenkins
2 Robert Cater
3 Luke Cridland
B Grade, 10km
1 Jonathon Cridland
2 Thom Richards
3 Thomas Murdoch
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