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Klondike-Guide.Pdf YOUR ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO THE KLONDIKE GRAND PRIX Introduction Welcome to the 4th edition of the East Cleveland Grand Prix. The event is brought to you be the East Cleveland Big Local, a lottery funded group to develop the area of East Cleveland and Velo29 Events, a company which hails from Guisborough and specialises in delivering high profile cycle events. The past 3 years have seen the Klondike GP establish itself as one of the most important events in East Cleveland and one of the biggest events in the UK calendar. Certainly it’s the best attend 1 day race in the UK! 2020 is the biggest and most exciting Klondike yet as we’ve not only added some really great free to enjoy family events in Guisborough but also we’ve added an Elite Female race, a huge thing for the event! The entire area will unite and take to the streets to enjoy this wonderful event for the 4th time on the 19th April, don’t miss your place at the road side! We can be sure of an exciting race and a great day out! Richard Williamson – Event Director Velo29 NATIONAL SERIES ROAD The event is run under the rules of British Cycling. The Klondike GP is part of HSBC UK | National Road Series Any enquires to [email protected] Time Table 11:45 Elite Convey assembles on Westgate Guisborough 12:00 Grand Depart Elite Race 12:00 - 15:30 Enjoy the elite racing out in the Villages of East Cleveland 12:15 Youth Racing Guisborough Town Centre 15:30 Youth Racing Finishes 16:00 Elite Finish and Prize giving Westgate Guisborough Where to Watch the Klondike Our top tips for enjoying the Klondike GP. Of course you should head to Guisborough for the start, it’s a great chance to soak up the atmosphere and get within touching distance of the riders. Last year Westgate was rammed so get there early to grab a good spot! Once the race departs you’ve got time to get to Saltburn bank to enjoy riders taking on the 25% gradient and switch backs. There’s a good chance to witness early attacks here as riders go for the long effort! We’d then head out to East Cleveland and get positioned on one of the climbs. Loftus bank or Lotus into Liverton Mines are good ones. There is time to watch the race climb into Liverton Mines and if you’re quick get back into Loftus and watch the riders speed down the High Street back towards Saltburn! Then, head back into Guisborough to catch the end of the Youth Racing and the grand finale of the Elite Grand Prix. Of course many of you will enjoy the event from your Villages and even from your doorsteps. This is what the E.C. Klondike is all about, bringing the best bike racing to the area and pulling the communities together. How to follow the Klondike Action From 11:30 on Race Day you’ll be able to listen to live commentary of all the action on the Velo29 Facebook page. We’ll also cover some key moments of the race by live video. Stay tuned on the Velo29 Facebook page all day. www.facebook.com/Velo29 Youth Racing – Stockton Wheelers We added youth racing in 2018 and it was a huge success. Youth racing is great to watch, these young riders race with out fear! Flat out from the gun, not always the best tactics but great to watch! We have racing for all Youth categories running from 12:15 - 15:30 on a closed road circuit on Guisborough High Street. The Youths race in age group categories and are split boys and girls, each race is short and fast! Crossing Points Finish Line Start/Finish Course Description – Men Mile Km Distance Feature Instruction Description 38kph 42kph 46kph 0.0 0.0 2.9 Start Neutralised Guisbrough West Gate 12:00 12:00 12:00 2.9 4.7 1.4 Dunsdale Deneutralise Sandy Lane Flag Drop 12:07 12:06 12:06 4.3 6.9 3.6 New Marske 12:10 12:09 12:09 7.8 12.6 1.5 Skelton 12:19 12:18 12:16 9.3 15.0 2.7 Skelton Green 12:23 12:21 12:19 12.0 19.4 0.3 Start Lap 1 Boosbeck 12:30 12:27 12:25 12.3 19.9 4.0 Lap 1 Lingdale 12:31 12:28 12:25 16.3 26.2 1.0 Lap 1 Carlin How 12:41 12:37 12:34 17.3 27.8 2.1 Lap 1 Loftus 12:43 12:39 12:36 19.4 31.3 3.1 Lap 1 Liverton 12:49 12:44 12:40 22.6 36.3 3.4 Lap 1 A171 12:57 12:51 12:47 26.0 41.9 0.6 Lap 1 Easington 13:06 12:59 12:54 26.6 42.8 2.4 Lap 1 Loftus 13:07 13:01 12:55 29.0 46.6 1.0 Lap 1 Carlin How 13:13 13:06 13:00 29.9 48.2 2.3 Lap 1 Brotton 13:16 13:08 13:02 32.2 51.8 2.3 Lap 1 Saltburn 13:21 13:13 13:07 34.5 55.5 1.5 Lap 1 Four Lane Ends 13:27 13:19 13:12 36.0 58.0 2.5 Lap 1 Skelton Green 13:31 13:22 13:15 38.5 62.0 0.6 Start Lap 2 Boosbeck 13:37 13:28 13:20 39.1 62.9 4.0 Lap 2 Lingdale 13:39 13:29 13:22 43.0 69.3 1.0 Lap 2 Carlin How 13:49 13:38 13:30 44.0 70.9 2.1 Lap 2 Loftus 13:51 13:41 13:32 46.2 74.4 3.1 Lap 2 Liverton 13:57 13:46 13:37 49.3 79.4 3.4 Lap 2 A171 14:05 13:53 13:43 52.8 84.9 0.6 Lap 2 Easington 14:14 14:01 13:50 53.3 85.9 2.4 Lap 2 Loftus 14:15 14:02 13:52 55.7 89.7 1.0 Lap 2 Carlin How 14:21 14:08 13:56 56.7 91.2 2.3 Lap 2 Brotton 14:24 14:10 13:58 58.9 94.9 2.3 Lap 2 Saltburn 14:29 14:15 14:03 61.2 98.5 1.5 Lap 2 Four Lane Ends 14:35 14:20 14:08 62.8 101.0 2.7 Lap 2 Skelton Green 14:39 14:24 14:11 65.5 105.4 0.6 Start Lap 3 Boosbeck 14:46 14:30 14:17 66.0 106.3 4.0 Lap 3 Lingdale 14:47 14:31 14:18 70.0 112.7 1.0 Lap 3 Carlin How 14:57 14:40 14:26 71.0 114.3 2.1 Lap 3 Loftus 15:00 14:43 14:29 73.2 117.8 3.1 Lap 3 Liverton 15:05 14:48 14:33 76.3 122.8 3.4 Lap 3 A171 15:13 14:55 14:40 79.7 128.3 0.6 Lap 3 Easington 15:22 15:03 14:47 80.3 129.3 2.4 Lap 3 Loftus 15:24 15:04 14:48 82.7 133.1 1.0 Lap 3 Carlin How 15:30 15:10 14:53 83.6 134.6 2.3 Lap 3 Brotton 15:32 15:12 14:55 85.9 138.3 2.3 Lap 3 Saltburn 15:38 15:17 15:00 88.2 141.9 1.5 Lap 3 Four Lane Ends 15:44 15:22 15:05 89.7 144.4 2.7 Lap 3 Skelton Green 15:47 15:26 15:08 92.4 148.7 0.6 Start Lap 4 (Short) Boosbeck 15:54 15:32 15:13 92.9 149.6 0.8 Return Lingdale 15:56 15:33 15:15 93.7 150.9 1.8 Return Brotton 15:58 15:35 15:16 95.5 153.8 1.1 Return Saltburn 16:02 15:39 15:20 96.6 155.6 1.8 Return Four Lane Ends 16:05 15:42 15:22 98.4 158.5 2.7 Return Skelton Green 16:10 15:46 15:26 101.1 162.8 0.8 Return Boosbeck 16:17 15:52 15:32 101.9 164.1 1.2 Return Margrove Park 16:19 15:54 15:34 103.1 166.0 1.9 Return Margrove Park 16:22 15:57 15:36 105.0 169.1 Finish Finish Finish Line 16:26 16:01 15:40 Previous Winners 2019 Overall 1st Rory Townsend DHB P/B Bloor Homes 2nd Scott Thwates Vitus Pro Cycling P/B Brother 3rd Connor Swift Madison Genesis GRN King of The Mountains Competition Zen Kuffin Ribble Pro Cycling Best Local Rider Will Brown Ribble Pro Cycling Women 1st Anna Henderson Brother UK - Tifosi P/B OnForm 2nd Joscelin Lowden Brother UK Fusion TT 3rd Leah Dixon Brother UK Tifosi P/B OnForm GRN Queen of The Mountains Competition Joscelin Lowden Brother UK Fusion RT Best Local Rider Ellen McDermott Team Boompods Previous Winners (Cont.) 2018 Overall 1 Thomas Pidcock Team Wiggins 3:57:43 2 Thomas Moses JLT Condor st 3 Jonathan McEvoy Madison Genesis +22 GRN Sportsware KOM Competition 1 Erick Rowsell Madison Genesis 15 Under 23 Winner 1 Thomas Pidcock Team Wiggins Best Local Rider 1 Harry Tanfield Canyon Eisberg 2017 Overall 1 Christopher Latham Team Wiggins 3:59:16.
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