THE LAPIERRE TOUR OF THE BLACK COUNTRY 2016

Thank you for entering the 2016 Lapierre Tour of the Black Country.

This rider pack includes information about the route, maps, profiles, safety information, start times and advice on choice of equipment – particularly tyres and wheels.

Riders will pick up their numbers and timing chips from the registration area on the morning of the event, which will be open from 0800 onwards. Riders will set off in waves of 20 starting at 0930. Provisional start times can be found at the end of this document.

1. ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

Start date: Sunday 8 May 2016. Start from 0930 onwards. (Specific start times at the end of this document). Event Type: Cycle Sportive (non-competitive). Venue/HQ: Aldersley Stadium, Aldersley Leisure Village, Aldersley Road, , WV6 9NW. Venue/HQ Website: [email protected], telephone: 01902 551010 Event Website: cycleclassics.co.uk Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/touroftheblackcountry Twitter: http://twitter.com/TotBlackCountry Emergency Mobile Numbers: 07738 077191 (Medical) and 07949 453650 (Mechanical) TBC.

Getting There By car the easiest approach is to come south on the A449 (Stafford Road) from Junction 2 of the M54 (top left of the map below). The M54 can be accessed from the south from the M6 (Junction 10A – top right of the map below) and from the M6/A460 (Junction 11) from the north. The A449 leads south to a right-hand turn into Oxley Moor Rd, which becomes Aldersley Road. The stadium is accessed via Hugh Porter Way.

Parking & Event HQ: There is plentiful free parking at Aldersley Stadium, which serves as the event start and finish and HQ.

Hotels: There is no shortage of accommodation in the area. The Premier Inn Wolverhampton North is conveniently located at Junction 2 of the M54, approximately 3 miles north of the HQ.

Event Cancellation

The ride will only be cancelled if it is snowing or there is ice on the course. The event will go ahead if it is raining; the Tour of the Black Country, just like Paris-Roubaix, is even more epic in the wet!

Wilfried Peeters – rain-soaked 2001 Paris-Roubaix.

Good luck & see you at the event.

Francis Longworth (Event Organiser)

Email: [email protected]

2. ROUTE INFORMATION

The Tour of the Black Country is a 100km-long cyclosportive which takes in 20km of cobbled roads, stony farm tracks and bridleways in the West Midlands, Worcestershire, Shropshire and Staffordshire. Modelled on the epic European Classic ‘Paris-Roubaix’, it includes 19 unpaved and cobbled sectors, varying in length from 100m to 1800m, all of which are passable on a standard road bike. Each sector is rated according to difficulty; one star being the most straightforward, five stars being the most difficult. The route is relatively flat, albeit with one very challenging cobbled climb: the five-starred Waltonberg which sits atop Walton Hill. The majority of the roads are virtually traffic-free, despite being located close to Birmingham and Wolverhampton, and the majority of the unpaved sectors are closed to traffic. The route finishes, as does Paris-Roubaix, on a large outdoor velodrome, at Aldersley Stadium on the outskirts of Wolverhampton.

The nineteen unpaved sectors (with approximate distances from the Start) are:

19 (11km) Gorse Lane West 1300m * * *

18 (19km) Enville Common 1400m * * *

17 (23km) The Hyde 1700m * * * *

16 (34km) Churchill 1600m * * *

15 (37km) Broome 1100m *

14 (46km) Waltonberg (22%) 600m * * * * *

13 (47km) Walton Hill 1300m * * *

FEED (50km) The French Hen, Clent

12 (53km) The Field House 600m * *

11 (58km) Trehern’s Farm 12000m * * *

10 (59km) Burys Hill 1000m * * *

9 (63km) Roman Road 1200m * * *

8 (64km) Whittington Farm 1800m * * * *

7 (69km) Prestwood Drive (TBC) 1600m * * * *

6 (72km) Gothersberg 1600m * * * *

5 (83km) Gorse Lane East 1300m * * *

4 (88km) Furnace Grange 1100m * * *

3 (90km) Trescott Ford 100m *

2 (91km) Pool Hall 1100m * * *

1 (94km) Aldersley 300m *

FINISH Velodrome

Note that the Woodhouse Farm sector, which appears on the above profile, will be replaced by the Broome sector (Sector 15) in 2016, as it was in 2015; recent farm vehicle usage has degraded the surface such that it is not easily

passable on a road bike. This has shortened the course by approximately 4km. In addition, the Castlecroft sector on the above profile has been resurfaced with tarmac, and has been replaced by the new Furnace Grange/Trescott Ford sectors. The excellent Trehern’s Farm and Burys Hill sectors will again be included between The Field House and Roman Road sectors. The downhill part of the Gothersberg sector (Sector 6) has been somewhat damaged by water run-off, and at present, will likely not be included in the 2016 route. This, together with any other minor modifications to the route, will be confirmed in the ‘Final Rider Briefing’ which will be sent electronically to all riders on Thursday 5 May, pending final course inspection three days before the event itself. Please note that the route signage on the day of the event will take precedence over maps and GPX files previously posted in advance of the ride.

The unpaved sectors are concentrated in the final 40km of the route, with the last sector at Aldersley leading directly onto the back straight of the velodrome. Riders will then complete half a lap, where they will hear the bell indicating one further lap to go. In total, therefore, every rider will ride one-and-a-half laps of the track. Your timing chip will automatically record your finish time.

If you are unsure about riding on the banked track of the velodrome, it is perfectly possible to ride around the flat area at the base of the track. The banking is not steep, however, (about 20 degrees) and should not pose too much of a problem to most riders.

A GPX file is available on the event website at http://cycleclassics.co.uk/tour-of-the-black-country-sportive/tour-of- the-black-country-course-details/ and also as a download on British ’s mapping facility http://www.britishcycling.org.uk under ‘Lapierre Tour of the Black Country 2016’. Although the route is very well signposted, we do urge all riders to familiarize themselves to some degree with the course maps in advance – also at http://cycleclassics.co.uk/tour-of-the-black-country-sportive/tour-of-the-black-country-course-details/. It would be helpful to print out the OS 1:50 000 map and carry it with you (perhaps in a Ziploc sandwich bag) during the ride. And downloading the GPX file onto a Garmin-like device would further reduce the probability of going off-course.

There is a video below showing part of the course, including the Waltonberg cobbled climb and the approach and entrance to the velodrome. Click on the image below or here: https://vimeo.com/126691061#t=227s Click on the HD icon to get the best resolution.

Maps and Profiles

The route is ridden anti-clockwise, with the unpaved sectors being taken in descending order from 19 down to 1.

The profile of the Tour of the Black Country is dominated by the epic Waltonberg cobbled climb (600m, 22% max gradient). The approach to this climb begins around 5km before the summit at the Walton Hill trig point (316m).

It climbs at roughly 4-5% before reaching the cobbles towards the top. There is an initial gravel track descent from the top (roughly 200 yards), followed by the smooth tarmac descent of St Kenelm’s Pass (10% max) to the feed station at the half-way point. While the rest of the profile looks relatively flat, the route is only flat relative to the central climb! Much of the course is quite rolling with many undulations.

3. WHAT TO BRING AND CHOICE OF EQUIPMENT  ID in case of an incident.  Food and energy drink (although there will be food available at the feed station, located at 50km).  Money/credit card.  Mobile phone (emergency contact numbers are printed above and on your number)  Basic multi-tool, ideally with a chain-splitter.  Pump, tyre levers and **at least two spare inner tubes**.  Helmet (mandatory).  GPX device or mobile phone with maps.

Given that the road contains unpaved sectors, there is an increased risk of punctures. We therefore suggest thicker, reinforced, wider tyres (25-28mm ideally), paired with wheels that are not too rigid. Old-fashioned boxed rims (e.g. Mavic Open Pro) are ideal. These measures will also provide a less jarring ride over the rougher roads. You might wish to double-wrap your handlebars with tape, but this is not really necessary. A full-carbon frame is a perfectly good choice but other materials such as steel would be equally good. If you are worried about damaging an expensive bike on the rougher unpaved roads or cobbles, however, you may prefer to bring a training/winter bike or possibly non- carbon bike. Please make sure that your bike is in good condition, cleaned, and that you have carried out the standard

safety checks before your ride. Pay particular attention to the condition of your tyres. It is not a good idea to ride this event with old or even slightly worn or nicked tyres. Further advice on bikes and choice of equipment can be found here: http://cycleclassics.co.uk/bike-equipment-choice/ The most important factor in avoiding punctures, however, is not holding the bars too rigidly over the unpaved sectors. In addition, absorbing shocks by bending your knees and lifting yourself slightly above your saddle (‘hovering’) will greatly reduce the probability of frustrating punctures.

4. MEDICAL SUPPORT The venue staff at the HQ are all fully-trained first aiders, and there will be mobile medical vehicles circulating during the event. In the event of a minor medical incident, the phone number for medical support is printed on your race number. You are advised to enter this number into your mobile phone before the ride. For more serious incidents call 999 immediately. It is essential that all riders carry a (charged) mobile phone during the ride for such an eventuality.

5. MECHANICAL SUPPORT Riders must be largely self-sufficient in the case of minor mechanical incidents such as punctures, and should carry at least two spare inner tubes, tyre levers and a working pump, together with a simple multi-tool, ideally including a chain-splitter. For more serious mechanical failures, a broom wagon and a mobile mechanic will be able to provide assistance. If a mechanical incident occurs on an unpaved sector that is closed to traffic, riders are advised to proceed to the end of that sector, call (or preferably text – to prevent lines becoming engaged) the number 07949 453650, and await the mechanic. For more serious mechanical failures, it may be necessary to wait for the broom wagon, which circulates at the back of the field. In addition, University of Birmingham riding marshals will be out on the course during the event in order to assist with marshalling and with minor mechanical incidents, and will carry a few extra inner tubes with them.

6. HQ FACILITIES There are changing rooms, toilets and showers at the venue, together with lockers if needed. There will be a range of food and drink available, provided by both the venue staff (coffee and snacks) and outside vendors, including coffee vans, and Platinum Pancakes’ French Creperie.

7. PRE-RIDE

Registration: Open from 8:00am.

You should sign your name on the sign-on sheet at the registration desks (which will be located in the foyer of the Aldersley Stadium building). You will be provided with a number and a timing chip. You should affix your number to your bars and the timing chip metallic sticker to your helmet. You can then make your way to the start area along the north side of the leisure centre, to the west of the START arch, facing towards the road.

Rider Briefing: A safety briefing will be given to riders immediately before the start, reminding them of the main safety issues discussed in this pack. This should last less than one minute.

8. START Riders should begin assembling behind the Start arch from roughly 0915. Riders will be set off in groups of 20 at two- minute intervals, as per British Cycling safety guidelines, starting at 0930. The safety briefing will take place in the two minutes between the departures of successive waves of twenty riders. There are around 1000 pre-entries and all riders should be away before 1100. All riders have been be allocated a start time (see the end of this document). Riders who have entered listing a club have been allocated starting times together. Please try to stick to your allocated starting time. There is flexibility within the system, however, for some riders to start at a different time to the one allocated to them – if, for example, they wish to ride with friends or family who have different starting times. If you do wish to start at a different time, you may experience a short delay, since we have to operate under the safety constraint of only allowing 20 riders to depart in each wave. On balance, we believe this to be the best way of allocating start times. It allows people to plan their travel arrangements, knowing their provisional start time (thus preventing backlogs and bottlenecks in departure) whilst also allowing some degree of flexibility. Your timing chip will automatically record your ride time.

9. DURING THE RIDE

Signage

The signs are A3 and A4-sized and have fluorescent yellow or white backgrounds with black arrows or ‘CAUTION’ warnings, etc. All bear the LAPIERRE name and logo. Again, please note that these arrows take precedence over maps and GPX files previously posted in advance of the event.

Hazards

There are five principal types of hazard on this route: a) Crossing A roads, and turning right across traffic onto or off A roads. b) Entering unpaved/off-road sectors, if this involves crossing traffic (esp. A roads). c) Leaving unpaved/off-road sectors and re-joining normal roads. d) The unpaved sectors themselves. e) Narrow roads with blind bends.

The main areas where caution is required are below. Of these only four (A,B,H,M,O,P and S – double-asterisked) require extreme caution:

A. **Turning right from the A458 onto Sector 17 (The Hyde). EXTREME CAUTION required.** B. **Unexpected short downhill section midway through Sector 17 (The Hyde) – cobbles/bricks with some gravel. EXTREME CAUTION required. KEEP LEFT.** C. Leaving Sector 16 (Churchill) to join the road – quite sharply downhill. View restricted. CAUTION. D. Crossing the A449, A 451, A456 and A450 just after Churchill. E. There is a traffic-lighted, slightly offset crossing of the A491 just after Belbroughton. F. The Shut Mill Lane ascent just before Waltonberg is narrow with restricted views. G. The Waltonberg Sector (Sector 14) is steep and cobbled and may be slightly slippery when wet. H. **The descent from Waltonberg (Sector 13) is a short but steep bridleway. Requires EXTREME CAUTION.** I. The descent into Clent is via a somewhat narrow road with one blind bend. Requires caution. J. There may be walkers on sectors 10 and 11 (Trehern’s Farm and Burys Hill) who may not expect your presence, since this sector is a private road/footpath. Please be extremely careful.

K. Sector 9 (Roman Road) is used by pedestrians and dog walkers – and occasional horses. Please give a clear indication of your presence to other users. L. Sector 8 (Whittington Farm) is used by pedestrians and dog walkers (there is a Dog Kennels half way along this sector). Again, please give a clear indication of your presence to other users. M. **Turning right from the A458 onto Sector 7 (Prestwood Drive). EXTREME CAUTION required.** N. Sector 7 (Prestwood Drive) is a little bumpy and cars occasionally use it. KEEP LEFT. O. **Right turn onto A449 after Sector 7 (Prestwood Drive).** P. **Sector 6 (Gothersberg) has a steep descent for its final 200m and has some loose stones. Exercise EXTREME CAUTION.** [Inclusion TBC pending final course inspection on 5 May.] Q. Right turn onto Sector 5 (Gorse Lane East) R. End of Sector 5 (Gorse Lane East). Re-joins road. STOP! S. **Right turn off A454 into Trescott Ford (Sector 3). EXTREME CAUTION REQUIRED.** T. Sector 2 (Pool Hall). Bumpy. Blind summit. Keep left. U. Right turn towards stadium across traffic. V. Velodrome itself. Be aware of other riders. Be cautious if you decide to ride on the banking.

Feed Stations: The feed station is located at the French Hen pub in Clent at approximately 50km (half-way). The feed station is accessed by a short out-and-back detour from the main route (200m) from a roundabout under a flyover. The approach and return to the feed station will be along the same road, so don’t be surprised to see riders returning from the feed station coming in the opposite direction. This will all be clearly signposted on the day. Please exercise caution when approaching the French Hen – there may be a few cars in the car park behind the pub.

10. POST-RIDE After crossing the finish line and passing under the ‘FINISH’ arch on the track, you should ensure that you do not impede the riders who are just entering the velodrome through the open wooden gates on the back straight. You should leave the cycle track before this point by rolling slowly onto the athletics track along the back straight, as guided by marshals.

There will be a range of facilities in the track centre after the ride, including a French crepe stall, a coffee van, and so forth.

Every rider who finishes will be given a glass of champagne.

If you leave the in-field/track centre and cross the cycle track, you should do so very carefully, under the guidance of a marshal.

11. PHOTOGRAPHY The official event photographer is the excellent SportivePhoto (sportivephoto.com), run by the world-famous Phil O’Connor. Details of how to purchase photos will be posted on the event website, and will be emailed to all riders after the event.

12. DOS AND DON’TS

Do:  Follow the Highway Code and be safe. This ride is non-competitive – therefore NOT a race. Please ensure you act accordingly when participating. Feel free to ride hard when it is safe to do so, but if vehicles, horses or runners/walkers are present please be extra careful and considerate to them. Some parts of the Tour of the Black Country use bridle paths which may sometimes be used by pedestrians and horses. It is essential that riders behave themselves in such circumstances. Our ability to run this event safely depends on riders being sensible and courteous to those with whom we share the roads and bridleways.  Wear a helmet.  Carry a phone.  Make sure you are aware in advance of the areas of the course which have been highlighted above as requiring special caution and SLOW DOWN. Come to a complete stop if necessary.  Call out to pedestrians, dog-walkers and horse riders if you think they are not aware of your presence.

Don’t:  Cross the dashed white lines in the middle of the road. This, regrettably, happens all too often – in sportives as well as races. There is plenty of opportunity to ride hard and fast without subjecting oneself and others to unnecessary risks.  Ride in large groups more than two-abreast.  Impede traffic flow.  Behave in a manner that may offend others.  Drop litter.

13. SPONSORS/EVENT PARTNERS Please support the sponsors and event partners who facilitate this event.

Title Sponsors, Support Bikes: Lapierre Tyres: www.vittoria.co.uk Photos: www.sportivephoto.com Coffee: www.reallyawesomecoffee.co.uk Champagne: www.thechampagnecompany.com Crepes: www.platinumpancakes.co.uk Black Country Living Museum www.bclm.org.uk

START TIMES

0930 Stuart Burke 45 Road Club Philip Ibbs a3crg Keith Storr Albarosa Cycling Club Andy Miles Army Cycling Union Trevor Lupton B K Velo curly_dave_g Gatehouse BAD Tri Andrew Sharman Baines Racing Simon Turner Beacon Roads Roger Cutler Beacon Roads CC Alistair Hey Beacon Roads CC Pete Marshall Beacon Roads CC James Tate Beacon Roads CC Stuart Kershaw Belper BC Paul Atkins Bicester Millennium CC Duncan Rolley Bicester Millennium CC Stephen Whitehouse Bicicielo Stephen Whitehouse Bicicielo Gavin Passmore Birmingham BMX Club Dave Evans Black Country Triathletes Paul Gamston Black Country Triathletes Paul Silk Black Country Triathletes Jeff Wheeler Black Country Triathletes 0932 John McAllister Boldmere Bullets Dominic Riordan Boldmere Bullets Carl Rogers Boldmere bullets Jag Sarmotta Boldmere Bullets John Mason Bolsover & District Cycling Club Braintree Velo Cycle Racing Geoff Bowen Club Martin Cleaver BRAT Club Alistair Gorrie BRAT Club Dale Greenwood BRAT Club Graham Birch Brereton Wheelers Angus Page Brereton Wheelers Cary Copus Bromsgrove Olympique CC Ash Turner Bromsgrove Olympique CC Adam Smith Cardiff Ajax CC Donald Gray Cardiff JIF Simon Nurse Cardiff JIF John Plain Cardiff JIF Craig Standage Cardiff JIF 0934 Shula Hagan CC Chapeau The Peoples Bicycle Steve Coldicott Club Steven Meeson Chapter II Alan Bennett Cheddar Cycle Club Alan Bennett Cheddar Cycle Club Robert Haynes Cheltenham & County CC

Martin McGreary Cheltenham & County CC Donald Muir Cheltenham & County CC Timothy Sluman Cheltenham & County CC David Tucker Cheltenham & County CC Paul Taylor Clevedon & District RC Kevin Watts Clevedon & District RC Ned Potter Climb On Bikes CC Adrian Lord Condor RC (Calderdale) Matt Rowat Croston Velo Bianca Broadbent Cycles UK Philip Kilpatrick Cyclo Monster Michael Bourne Derby Mercury RC Michael Bourne Derby Mercury RC David Kaplan Derby Mercury RC 0936 Craig Whittle DMW - BRIDGTOWN Dennis Wright DMW - BRIDGTOWN David Hartland Dudley Kingswinford CC Alastair Dickson Dulwich Paragon CC Kiera Lyness Dulwich Paragon CC Robert Brawn Dynamic Rides Andrew Vine Dynamic Rides CC Andrew Turner Elizabethan CC Chris Sherratt EMC John Cope Epic Cycles RC Andrew Tarring Evesham & District Whls CC Joseph Lowndes Fareham Wheelers Cycling Club Sean Massey Fareham Wheelers Cycling Club Matt Hodgson FCC Mark Hier Forza Cycles Racing Team ben clarke frankwell cycling club Conrad mallinson Frankwell Cycling Club simon mellor frankwell cyclingclub Jim Morrison Fred Williams Cycles curtis Knight GBC Racing Team 0938 Justin Di Tommaso Gloucester City Cycling Club Sam McDonald Godric CC guilty76 racing // Robert Murmann bruegelmann.de Terry Sandoe Hadleigh MTB Club Samuel Holwill Hafren CC Michael Holwill Hafren CC Nathan Seymour Hafren CC Conrad Taylor Hafren CC Stephen Taylor Hafren CC Philip Addis Halesowen A & CC Chris Brookes Halesowen A & CC Paul Davy Halesowen A & CC Matthew Mannings Halesowen A & CC James Sharples Halesowen A & CC Gavin Brown Hantspol CC Dave Clark Here Come The Belgians

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David Poole James Poole Kelly Pople Andrew Powell Patrick Power David Pratt Graham Precious Russell Price Michael Prince steven pritchard simon pritchard Mark Proffitt Chris Pryce Tim Pumphrey Ian Purcell Michael Purnell 1038 Mark Radford Stuart Raybould David Read Mark Read

Lee Richards Mark Richardson gary richardson Ian Rickard Andy Rocke Paul Rogers Paul Rollason Adam Roper Ella Roper Keith Rose Mark Rose Luke Rose Robert Rose simon round Christian Rouse 1040 Russell Rout david rowley Steve Rowley Jonathan Sadler Matt Sadler dan sate Andrew Schubert Richard Seabrook Liam Seaward Philip Shackleton Catherine Shaw David Shaw Peter Shelley Peter Shelston

Nick Shenton Matt Sherratt Neil Shillam Paul Short Ben Sibert Dave Sidaway 1042 Geoff Simmonds Philip Simons Steven Slack Paul Slinger Peter Smith Stuart Smith Robert Smith Mark Smith Adam Smith Neil Smith simon smith Paul Smith

gordon spencer Gavin Stephens Mark Stevens David Stevens Ian Stones paul straghan Darryl Strickley 1044 Gareth Stuttard Jon Swinbourne Martyn Syner Simon Talbot Korin Taunton Neil tayles Jonathan Taylor Paul taylor Adam Taylor Neil Taylor Robert Taylor Martin Taylor John Teare Stephen Thomas Paul Thompson Edward Thompson graham tillett Sean Tinker Jacob Tinker 1046 Martin Tinsley Rob Titley Viv Tolley Graeme Toon Virgil Tracy

Nevil Trotter Michael Tumelty John Turley David Turner Kieren Turner-Owen Alan Turton Brian Twohey Stefano Valducci Stephen Vaughan Daniel Vaughan Jose Vázquez Keith Verralls Gabor Viszoki Jeremy Wade Dan Wain Janice wainwright Barney Wainwright 1048 Colin Walker Colin Walker Phil Walker Thomas Walker Chris Wallace Christopher Wallace paul wallbank Mike Walsh Kevin Walters Mike Waplington Peter Ward Wayne Ward David Warrington Mike Wassell Lee Waters Marcos Watts Neal Welland Alex Wellings Adam West 1050 Neil Wetherell Carl Whale Steven Whalley Stephen Wheeler Andy White David White Mark Wild Bryn Wilding James Wilkinson Anthony Willday Danny Willetts Duncan Willey Ben Williams Robert Williams

Andrew Williams David Williams David Williams Andrew Williams Sam Williams Greg Williams kevin Williams CHRISTIAN Williams 1052 Jamie Willson christopher wilson-barradell James wood Matthew Wood Harry Woodford Andrew Woodman James Woodroffe Steve Woodward Mark Woolley David Worrall Peter Wright Tim Wright Geoff Wyatt Ben Yarnold Simon Yates David young