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Reading Cycling Club Presents the Colin Roberts Memorial 10Mile Time Trial on the H10/1 Woolhampton – Thatcham Course at 2Pm on Sunday 28Th July 2019

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Reading Cycling Club Presents the Colin Roberts Memorial 10Mile Time Trial on the H10/1 Woolhampton – Thatcham Course at 2Pm on Sunday 28Th July 2019 Reading Cycling Club presents the Colin Roberts Memorial 10mile time trial on the H10/1 Woolhampton – Thatcham course at 2pm on Sunday 28th July 2019 Promoted for and on behalf of Cycling Time Trials under their Rules and Regulations In the interests of your own safety; Cycling Time Trials strongly advises you to wear a hard shell helmet that meets an internationally accepted safety standard (a “safe” helmet) Organiser: Rob Thompson - 5 Greenfields Road, Reading. RG2 8SF. 07885719750 - [email protected] Timekeepers:Maggie Smith (North Hampshire RC) & Don Ashton (Farnborough & Camberley CC) Event HQ: Aldermaston C. of E. Primary School, Wasing Lane, Aldermaston RG7 4LX Please note that parking at the venue is limited, but there is on street parking around the village. Prizes: Fastest 1st £30, 2nd £20, 3rd £10 Veterans £30, £20, £10 Women £30, £20, £10 Team of 3 - £5 each 1st Tandem and 1st Tricycle - £10 Information for competitors: Please note that all competitors are required personally to sign the signing in sheet to get their number from HQ, and then the signing out sheet when returning their number. Failure to do will result in the competitor being recorded as DNF. Riders to be aware that they may be subject to drug testing at the conclusion of the race. There will be refreshments available at the HQ. ** Allow at least 15 minutes to reach the start (bridge over Kennet Canal may be up!) ** Course: H10/1 – Woolhampton 10 miles Competitors should ensure they know the course (description below), the turn is at the 2nd Roundabout in Thatcham and finishes beyond the Roundabout for Aldermaston Wharf. No parking on the A4. There are pedestrian controlled traffic lights in Woolhampton, failure to obey the lights will result in disqualification. After finishing, riders should proceed to the next break in the central reservation of the dual carriageway and, taking great care, rejoin the Westbound carriageway of the A4 and proceed back to HQ. Course Description O.S. Ref Description Distance 601675 Start on the A4, approximately 4.5 miles west of M4 junction 12, at the western end 0.000 of a long lay-by on the south side of the road approximately 50 yards west of the junction with the A340, and approximately 100 yards short of the minor road junction to Aldermaston station - 10 yards short of the lay-by end and 32 yards short of lamp post No. 92. 521668 Go west along the A4 through Woolhampton to go straight across the Kennet Park 3.915 roundabout and continue on the A4 to the next roundabout at the junction with Piper’s Way on the south. (Turn) (Check) 532673 Circle the roundabout, taking great care to watch for vehicles emerging from 5.271 Piper’s Way and from the A4 out of Thatcham, and retrace along the A4 to go straight across the Kennet Park roundabout to continue on the A4 through Woolhampton. 603674 Continue past the start point on the south side to go straight across the 9.304 Aldermaston roundabout at the A4/A340 junction (care, traffic from the right) to the short dual carriageway where after 548 yards and at a point on the north side at the centre of a gateway to a field with a metal lead-in, and 11 yards short of LP30 finish. 609684 10.000 Start Bib Name Club Gender Cat. Time 1 Ray Bennett Wendy Bennett Reading CC Mixed Tandem 14:01 3 Hannah Newman David Newman Westerley Cycling Club Mixed Tandem 14:03 5 Jon Elliott Maidenhead & District CC Male Senior 14:05 6 Stewart House Arctic Aircon RT Male Veteran 14:06 7 John Allen Redmon CC Male Veteran 14:07 8 Steve Davies Addiscombe CC Male Veteran 14:08 9 Bob Brabbins Somerset Road Club Male Veteran 14:09 10 Alan Parfrey Phoenix Velo Male Veteran 14:10 11 Peter Cottington Bath Cycling Club Male Veteran 14:11 12 Spencer Hadawau RIPCOR Male Junior 14:12 13 Marc Allen Swindon Road Club Male Veteran 14:13 14 Mark Montgomery Tamar Velo Male Veteran 14:14 15 James Cadman Hounslow & District Whs Male Senior 14:15 16 Cliff Voller Newbury RC Male Veteran 14:16 17 Vinh Lam Serpentine Running Club Male Veteran 14:17 18 Robert Hutchinson Bristol South Cycling Club Male Veteran 14:18 19 Leslie Morris VTTA (London & Home Counties) Male Veteran 14:19 20 Steven Cottington Bath Cycling Club Male Veteran 14:20 21 Alan Allcock Didcot Phoenix CC Male Veteran 14:21 22 James Foster High Wycombe CC Male Veteran 14:22 23 Paul Cooper Performance Cycles CC Male Veteran 14:23 24 Stephen Messenger Bicester Millennium CC Male Veteran 14:24 25 Philip Watts North Hampshire RC Male Veteran 14:25 26 Stuart Gourley Radeon-Cycology RT Male Senior 14:26 27 Jorj James Maidenhead & District CC Male Veteran 14:27 28 Bruce Mcmichael Hounslow & District Whs Male Veteran 14:28 Start Bib Name Club Gender Cat. Time 29 Graham Giggs Bath Road Club Male Veteran 14:29 30 Peter Garnett Swindon Road Club Male Veteran 14:30 31 Mark Tyrrell Oxonian CC Male Veteran 14:31 32 Stephen Moore Kingston Wheelers CC Male Veteran 14:32 33 John Beaven 1st Chard Wheelers Male Veteran 14:33 34 Brian James Brighton Mitre CC Male Veteran 14:34 35 Nicolas Stagg Hounslow & District Whs Male Veteran 14:35 36 Adrian Feek Bath Road Club Male Veteran 14:36 37 Jen Magill Reading CC Female Veteran 14:37 38 Samantha Messenger Bicester Millennium CC Female Veteran 14:38 39 Julie Shuttleworth Team Shuttle Female Veteran 14:39 40 Eddie Allen Redmon CC Male Senior 14:40 41 Anastasia Bowler AS Test Team Female Espoir 14:41 42 Jo Buckland PDQ Cycle Coaching Female Veteran 14:42 43 Katie Simmonds Horsham Cycling Female Senior 14:43 44 Mary-jane Hutchinson Bristol South Cycling Club Female Veteran 14:44 45 Pjotrs Suhovs Paceline RT Male Senior 14:45 46 Joy Payne Amersham Road Cycling Club Female Veteran 14:46 47 Arja Scarsbrook Bush Healthcare CRT Female Veteran 14:47 48 Rachel Green Cheltenham & County Cycling Club Female Veteran 14:48 49 Clair Parfrey Phoenix Velo Female Veteran 14:49 50 Simon Bowler AS Test Team Male Veteran 14:50 51 Stu Carver North Hampshire RC Male Veteran 14:51 52 Paul James VTTA West Group Male Veteran 14:52 53 Robert Barrett Westerley Cycling Club Male Veteran 14:53 54 Paul Shuttleworth Team Shuttle Male Veteran 14:54 55 Martin Attwood Cowley Road Condors CC Male Senior 14:55 56 Tom Cosgrove VTTA (London & Home Counties) Male Veteran 14:56 57 Lez Young Lincoln Wheelers CC Male Veteran* 14:57 58 Robert Jolliffe New Forest CC Male Veteran 14:58 59 Kenneth Trigger Crewe Clarion Whs Male Veteran* 14:59 60 Ryan Davies AS Test Team Male Senior 15:00 61 Jon Shillingford Thames Velo Male Senior 15:01 62 Richard Williams Farnham RC Male Veteran 15:02 63 Geoff Booker Oxonian CC Male Veteran* 15:03 64 Gary Guntrip A5 Rangers CC Male Veteran* 15:04 65 Adriano Dos Santos Swindon Road Club Male Veteran 15:05 66 Malcolm Timmis Bromsgrove Olympique CC Male Veteran* 15:06 67 Reza Gorjestani Hillingdon Triathletes Male Veteran 15:07 68 Nicolas Schiettecatte Middlesex RC Male Veteran 15:08 69 Andrew Avis Kingston Phoenix RC Male Veteran* 15:09 70 Chris Bartley AS Test Team Male Senior 15:10 71 Andrew Murray Festival Road Club Male Veteran 15:11 72 Roger Taylor Frome and District Wheelers Male Veteran 15:12 73 David Hanbury Crabwood CC Male Veteran 15:13 74 Les Gardner Maidenhead & District CC Male Veteran 15:14 * known tricycle entry .
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