KCC riders, Eddie Smith, Noel Toone and Bethany Spencer, took the club colours to open TT events this weekend. Bethany pictured above in our local TT races in 2019.
Chippenham & District Wheelers
- Date/Time: 01-May-21 09:00:00
- Distance: 10 Miles
- Course: U41
Eddie Smith hunted out a flat profiled course, the U41 and competed on it last weekend, held by Chippenham & District Wheelers, he achieved a mid field position being 47th overall with a time of 24:42, 24.291 mph. The race was witness to two course records, Jo Buckland (Fulfil The Potential Racing) 23:58 taking the ladies record set by Sarah Gunn in 2018, and, Max Stedman (HuntBikeWheels.com) sliced 16 seconds off the previous record with 20:25.
Ed describes the event: “The course started on a layby near Cotswold Water Park, it was a cold chill and I was not the only one to say it and feeling the shivers.
“The race started well smooth roads and nice bends no gravel👌, then there was 3 roundabouts to go over 2 double ones at then a single on the turnaround. It went through a traffic calming part that was so ruff you was better riding in the middle of the road, on the return I couldn’t see the the finish flag, some one had parked in front of it, which didn’t hinder my effort.
“My conclusion is its a fast course even with the ruff parts, and the traffic wasn’t to busy and gave no trouble to the riders.
“would I go back? Yes.”
No photograph available, hence the course and profile.
Bethany sets new junior competition record on the Leo 30
- Date/Time: 02-May-21 14:00:00
- Distance: 30 Miles
- Course: F2/30
Bethany Spencer and Noel Toone, traveled out to Cambourne the home of this years Leo 30, moved due to roadworks on the A14.
Bethany had a fantastic first ride setting a new competition record in the junior women’s category (provisional results) 1:16:03 beating the previous set in 2019 record by Katie-Ann Elliston (Southend Wheelers) 1:17:26. Congratulations Bethany
Noel, rode a 1:13:23, 24.529mph.
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