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Hull Thursday Rc Scene January-February 2019 Hull Thursday rc Winter Cycling is such a drag! Deanies escape to Costa del Sol See page 14 for holiday info Email articles for Scene to [email protected] For club information visit: www.htrc.co.uk Page 1 of 32 Club Scene January-February 2019 Hull Thursday rc Letter from the editor This month we have Front Page: Photos Deans Escape to the Sun Club Scene: Coming events. Minutes from the meeting and AGM minutes (please read), Geriatric Jaunt dates, Kit Super Sales, Farewell to Eric Suffill Social Scene: Deanies Escape to the Sun, Gerries rides. Racing Scene: The Three Dale Challenge, Jim’s Winter Training TT Scene: HTRC TT dates Muddy Scene: KORC 3 Hour Endurance Race, A Yorkshire Moors Weekend, Muddy Events Back Page: Blasts from the Past Thank you to Dave Millson, Neil Dean, John Ulyatt, Mike McAllister, Richard Guymer, Paul Kilvington, Eddie Kelsall, Geoff Rawson and me for contributing to this month’s newsletter. Plus Jim Sampson, Paul Hickerbottom, Ron Kirk and Rob Almond for Farewell to Eric Suffill Please can you send contributions for March as soon as possible March 21st deadline. Amanda Dean, Scene Editor, [email protected] Dates for your 2019 Diary Sunday Club Rides Skidby Mill 9:30am Organiser Neil Dean and other lead volunteers Ennerdale Cycle Track: Monday February 25th, 7pm Free 1 hour session for Hull Thursday Organiser Dave Millson George Ely 2Up TT Saturday March 16th Organiser Mike Kilgour – more below Cottingham Cycle Jumble, 17th March 10am to 2pm. Derby & Joan Club, Finkle Street. Keith Carter Road Race Sunday April 28th Organiser Lee Coulson East Yorkshire Road Race League Thursday 2nd May Organiser Andy Abbott, dates below. Vic Sutton Memorial Road Race Sunday 12th May Organiser Neil Dean HTRC Presentation Evening Saturday 9th November Hull University HTRC Christmas Feast Sunday 8th December Cottingham Lakes Email articles for Scene to [email protected] For club information visit: www.htrc.co.uk Page 2 of 32 Club Scene January-February 2019 Hull Thursday rc Dates for your 2019 Race Diary In Detail…. George Ely 24 mile Team Time Trial - Hardriders Circuit Saturday 16th March. First off 1.00pm. The event will start and finish near Molescroft and covers a testing 24 mile route heading out to Driffield with a rolling return via Bainton and Cherry Burton. Riders are required to enter as a team of 2. Each team will be set of at two minute intervals and ride the course together covering the route as quickly as possible. Riders in their teams will take turns riding on the front setting the pace whilst the other ride takes shelter behind and is able to recovery before taking over on the front. The fastest finishing pair win the event. Entry requirements: Riders must be members of a club affiliated to CTT. Entry available online at CTT website, entry fee of £10 per rider https://www.cyclingtimetrials.org.uk The course covers a 24 mile route therefore riders should be of a reasonable fitness. Closing date 5th of March 2019 To ensure that the event runs safely, various marshals are required to point the riders in the right direction at each main junction. If you can help on the day please let me know. Everyone is welcome to the race HQ after the race has finished for tea and cake Who was George Ely? George Ely was a life member of Hull Thursday Road Club. He joined the club in 1931 and became a national cycling star. In 1933 George won 9 consecutive open and club Time Trials and he went on to break and set many course records. George died in April 2006 and it was his family’s request that an event be held in his memory. George was known for liking longer distance or hard courses and I am sure he would feel honoured to have this event carry his name. For more information or if you are able to help, contact Mike Kilgour - [email protected] East Yorkshire Road Race League (TLI) http://www.tlicycling.org.uk Organiser Andy Abbott [email protected] 2/5/19 Etton 1900 Squadra RT 16/5/19 Little Weighton 1900 City RC and Cliff Pratt Racing 30/5/19 Walkington 1900 Woldtop RT and Petuaria RT 13/6/19 Etton 1900 Wilson Wheels RT 27/6/19 Kilham/Rudston 1930 GS Creazzo and Bridlington CC 11/7/19 Sproatley 1930 Hull Thursday RC 25/7/19 Walkington 1900 VC Beverley 8/8/19 Little Weighton 1900 Combined Effort from all clubs with Presentation Afterwards Email articles for Scene to [email protected] For club information visit: www.htrc.co.uk Page 3 of 32 Club Scene January-February 2019 Hull Thursday rc Committee Minutes 14th January 2019 Meeting held at Baptist Church, Chanterlands Ave, Hull, 7.30pm Present: Dave Millson, Neil Dean, Mike McAllister, Chris Devaney, Doug Jaram, Neil Prewer, Richard Guymer, Mike Pickering, Lee Coulson, Mike Kilgour, George Leighton Apologies: Chris Brown, Phil McCormick, Paul Kilvington, Mandy Dean 1. Election of Chairman LC was elected Chairperson 2. Apologies See above 3. Minutes from previous meeting and their acceptance Minutes accepted by all present 4. Matters arising from Previous Minutes Ennerdale Circuit Free Hour? DM to speak with Allister Wood 5. Correspondence Ennerdale Crit Series, details soon on BC website. 3/4th race and 3/2/1 race likely. DM offered to lead on HTRC race commitment at Ennerdale Crit series. 6. Website Big G domain name not going to be renewed. LC to look into linking Keith Carter race on BC to HTRC site. 7. Treasurer’s Report Balance remains healthy. Committee reviewed previous month’s movements. 8. New Members Richard Dunn 9. Forthcoming/recent events Boxing Day 10 was a very enjoyable event for those who dressed up and turned out! Club Rides continuing every Sunday, more offers to lead would be greatly appreciated for them to continue successfully. Two groups setting off together then splitting into 40 mile and 60 mile routes with a café stop Training rides have started Saturdays 2pm at Brantingham. RG organiser Quiz Night Café Velo 2nd Feb (see Mike Pickering or Gary @ CV for tickets) 16th March George Ely TTT. MK will be grateful of offers to help before he has to contact you!! 10. Clothing report Blue and yellow stock nearly gone. See list below – grab a bargain. ND will be opening the Pactimo shop for Black and white kit soon. 11. Scene Some articles received. Next publication mid-February 12. Youth Section DJ and RG have contacted Otley CC as they have a very successful Youth section. They have been invited on one of their club runs to find out more. DJ spoke with Elliot, one of our Youth riders, to find out what the club could do better to attract, develop and keep more younger riders. We will try again with some youth orientated events at Ennerdale Circuit. It might be useful if we can recall the club bikes, but awkward to store? Offers to spit and store at different members’ homes. Some of the ideas for youth events were: Races before Ennerdale crit races summer or autumn, shorter events similar to very successful ‘Park Runs’. Email articles for Scene to [email protected] For club information visit: www.htrc.co.uk Page 4 of 32 Club Scene January-February 2019 Hull Thursday rc AGM Minutes 4th February 7pm 2019 Meeting held at Bunyan Room, Baptist Church, Chanterlands Ave, Hull, 7pm 1. IN ATTENDANCE 15 members were present and signed the attendance record: Neil Dean, Richard Guymer, Dave Millson, Mike Kilgour, Mike Pickering, Andy Abbott, George Leighton, Lee Coulson, Mike McAllister, Neil Prewer, Paul Campbell, Phil McCormick, Doug Jaram, Richard Dean, Andy Carroll 2. APPOINTMENT OF CHAIRPERSON: Richard Dean was nominated as chairperson 3. APOLOGIES: The following sent their apologies: Mandy Dean, Jymmy Trevor 4. NEW CLUB MEMBERS: Dave Tyas and Mike Tyas 5. PREVIOUS AGM MINUTES: The minutes of the AGM held on 12th February 2018 were accepted as a true record. Proposed: N Dean, seconded: M Pickering 6. MATTERS ARISING: Committee have reviewed rules and now have a ‘Constitution’ and ‘Rules for Championships & Club Records’ 7. TREASURER’S REPORT 1. The balance in the main account remains healthy but is down £2,800 on last year. This level of reduction is manageable now, but alternative sources of income will need to be found to support the Club Rewards Scheme and the Racing Incentive Scheme. Please note that both these schemes need approval at the AGM for them to continue. 2. We currently have 140 members compared to 141 at the end of 2017. During 2018 we had 16 new members compared to 14 in 2017. 3. As was agreed at the 2017 AGM, new subscription rates from 1st January 2018 were: Under 16 years £5 no change 16-17 years £10 from £7 18-64 years £15 from £12 65+ years £10 from £7 As a result, income from subscriptions rose by £200. 4. The surplus in clothing is down slightly compared to 2017, but that is because most of the stock in blue and yellow kit has been sold. Members now purchase Black & White kit directly from Pactimo, although some Spin11 kit remains on stock. 5. There is no expenditure shown in the accounts for the Keith Carter RR or the Vic Sutton Memorial RR as the organisers paid all expenses before passing the surplus to the club. 6. The TT Series always aims to break even, and in 2018 made a small surplus.
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