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Harcourts KDRE Bev May Women's Tour Were Designed by Celestial Corp and Printed by KDRE Harcourts Our Sponsors and Supporters Harcourts KDRE Bev May Women’s Tour 18 - 19 February 2017 Morrinsville New World 89 Thames Street, Morrinsville Morrinsville Cover Photo courtesy of Rototuna Shopping Centre, Hamilton Printed materials for the Harcourts KDRE Bev May Women's Tour were designed by Celestial Corp and printed by KDRE Harcourts. 28 1 Start List U15 Grade Welcome Name Club Name Club Welcome to the Harcourts KDRE Bev May Women’s Tour for the 28th annual event. 140 149 Welcome to riders, supporters, commissaries, and officials from around New Zea- 141 150 land. Bev May and her team from Morrinsville Wheelers and commissaires have worked ceaselessly to provide safe and well managed racing. 142 151 143 152 This tour has everything on offer to riders including road races with hill climbs, 144 153 sprints, endurance aspects and the circuit race. It is about participation comple- tion, setting and achieving personal goals. Go out there and give it your best — 145 154 you might surprise yourself. 146 155 147 156 We are excited that Liv is continuing to sponsor the Harcourts KDRE Bev May 148 157 Women’s Tour. Besides their sponsorship they bring a wealth of experience in supporting cycle races and we appreciate their input. Start List U13 Grade Naming Sponsor — Harcourts KDRE Name Club Name Club Kevin Deane Real Estate Limited (KDRE) has proudly 160 169 been the naming sponsor for some years; over these 161 170 years we have seen some spirited racing across all of the grades. This year I am sure we will be no different and on 162 171 behalf of our team we wish you and your support team a 163 172 great time in our special part of the world and if you’re 164 173 thinking that this could be great place to live jump onto www.kdre.co.nz and have a browse. 165 174 166 175 Bon chance 167 176 Kevin Deane 021 970 902 168 177 [email protected] Start List Hand Cyclists Sponsor — Liv Name Club Name Club We are offering a unique opportunity to Liv the dream for one female cyclist to 180 184 become a Liv Ambassador for the Harcourts KDRE Bev May Tour. The winning price 181 185 is a package woth $4500 RRP. See page 24 for more details. 182 186 183 187 2 27 Start List C Grade Contents Official Welcome Page 2 Name Club Name Club Previous Tour Winners Page 5 80 92 Tour Jerseys Page 6 81 93 Event Officials Page 7 Map of Morrinsville Page 9 82 94 Race Rules and Information Page 10 83 95 Course Maps and Race Details Page 12 84 96 Gearing Restrictions for Junior Riders Page 16 85 97 Introducing Bev May Page 24 Entrants Lists Page 25 86 98 Our Sponsors Page 28 87 99 88 100 Saturday 89 101 Registration: 7.15—8.00am at Morrinsville Intermediate School (Compulsory) 90 102 Briefing: 8.00am at Morrinsville Intermediate School (Compulsory) 91 103 Stage One — Road Race A/B/C/U17/HC Grades: 9.30 Start at Hangawera Road. U15/U13 Grades: 9.30 Start at Taukoro Road Riders to make their own way to the start line. Start List U17 Grade Stage Two — Road Race Name Club Name Club A/B/C/U17/U15/U13/HC Grades: Time to be advised, but not before 1.00pm. All riders must be assembled in the Morrinsville Intermediate School hall for the announcement 110 121 and jersey presentation. There will be a lead vehicle out to the starting zone. Riders 111 122 will stop, and bunches will be released in order at set times. 112 123 Sunday 113 124 Briefing: 8.00am at Morrinsville Intermediate School (Compulsory) All riders must be assembled in the Morrinsville Intermediate School hall for the 114 125 announcement and jersey presentation. 115 126 Stage Three — Road Race 116 127 A/B/U17 Grades: 8.30am. There will be a lead vehicle out to the starting zone for everyone. Riders will stop, and bunches will be released in order at set times. 117 128 118 129 Stage Four – Circuit Race Time to be advised, but not before 12.30pm. All riders must be assembled in the 119 130 Morrinsville Intermediate School hall for the announcement and jersey presentation. 120 131 121 132 26 3 Bev May Start List A Grade Bev May began her cycling career 1958 with a special license to race with the men. Name Club Name Club She was the first woman rider to compete in the “Round Mt. Taranaki” race in 1966 1 13 and has held the record of Hamilton Post Office to Auckland Post Office in a time of 4:20:50. She raced in the first Elite women’s nationals in the late 1970s at Mataura, 2 14 where she placed 2nd over a distance of 22km. When racing Bev was a strong hill 3 15 climber. In 1988 a serious accident and shoulder injury has prevented her from further competing. 4 16 5 17 Her love of the sport continued with event management and being the club secretary of Morrinsville Wheelers Cycling club for many years. Bev is an internationally 6 18 recognized UCI Commissaire and has worked at the 1990 Commonwealth Games 7 19 and innumerable New Zealand National events. She is a recognized coach and has developed a number of riders in their junior years which afterwards went on to compete 8 20 for National Titles, Junior Worlds Track Championships and Tour de France honour. 9 21 With the help of husband Dave (also a keen cyclist) they have encouraged many children in Morrinsville to give cycling a go. 10 22 11 23 Bev’s latest honour was bestowed on her in 2012 by becoming a life member of BikeNZ. 12 24 Start List B Grade Name Club Name Club 50 62 51 63 52 64 53 65 54 66 55 67 56 68 57 69 58 70 59 71 60 72 61 73 4 25 Previous Winners Year A Grade B Grade C Grade U17 U15 U13 1990 Sally Fraser Marie Flynn Harley Leaman 1991 Jaqui Nelson Tania Bracey Harley Leaman 1992 Kay Jones Andrea Bayliss Denise Beatson 1993 Sally Fraser Ms. O’Sullivan Rebecca Flagstaff 1994 Roz Reekie Carolyn Mills Sandra May 1995 Joanna Lawn Desiree Lowe Kirsty Robb 1996 Tania Duff Miiller Sandra May Deane Maree Cooper 1997 Jacinta Coleman Kirsty Robb Marina Duvjnak 1998 Roz Reekie-May Margaret Radich Kate Mullarkey 1999 Kirsty Robb Rochelle Smith Sarah Melsop 2000 Jacinta Coleman Margaret Radich Sara Sergejaw 2001 Sarah Ulmer Miichelle Hyland Sara Martin 2002 Melissa Holt Helen Rae Kirsty Edmondson 2003 Melissa Holt Serina Shridan Nicole Begg 2004 Sarah Ulmer Karen Fulton Rushlee Buchanan 2005 Melissa Holt Rushlee Buchanan Emma Peterson 2006 Sarah Ulmer Donna Sibley Emma Peterson 2007 Toni Bradshaw Maria Cleary Linda Martin Frances Bramsfield Laura Gretton 2008 Toni Bradshaw Maddy Brunton Jemima Brindle Brodie Stewart Ellie Heenan 2009 Marina Duvjnak Ashleigh Neave Pamela McCauley Gerogina Wilson Robyn Hacker-Cary 2010 Sonia Waddell Georgia Williams Joe Carrell Gerogina Wilson Maxyna Cottam Jessica Reid 2011 Catherine Cheatly Deanne Bell Zola McDonald Steffie Holcroft Sophie Pulford Ashley Tonkin 2012 Georgia Williams Devon Hiley Lisa Atkins Sophie Pulford Michaela Drummond Therese Williams 2013 Georgia Williams Sarah Backler Rachel Bartells Elizabeth Stannard Shaane Fulton Grace Kelly 2014 Georgia Williams Rachel Hamill Libby Gray Jessica Read Rebecca Gumbley Saaka van der Peet 2015 Emma Petersen Stephanie Fowlie Lesley Vanner Georgia Danford Ally Wollaston Sacha McLeod 2016 Amanda Jamieson Alice Chaplin Eltje Malzbender Ally Wollaston Maddi Doublas Aana Watts Note: U15 and U13 were combined for 2007, 2008 and 2009 Hand Cycles 2013 Sue Reid 2015 Tiffiney Perry 2014 Sue Reid 2016 Tiffiney Perry 24 5 Tour Jerseys Stage 4 Map A Grade Tour Leader Jersey A Grade Queen of Mountain Jersey A Grade Sprint Ace Jersey C Grade Tour Leader Jersey Coronation St Start/Finish Sprints Lindale St Morrinsville Intermediate School Elizabeth Ave B Grade Tour Leader Jersey B Grade Queen of Mountain Jersey B Grade Sprint Ace Jersey U19 Tour Leader Jersey U15 Tour Leader Jersey North St U17 Tour Leader Jersey U13 Tour Leader Jersey U17 Sprint Ace Jersey Tour Most Aggressive Rider Jersey U17 Princess of Mountain Jersey 6 23 Event Officials A/B/U17 Grades - Stage 4 Circuit Race Event Manager Bev May Starting Time: Not before 12.30pm Chief Commissaire Mark Ireland The lap distance is 1.2km. Start outside Morrinsville Intermediate School. Left hand turns all the way. The circuit has a couple of hills and descents. The finish is on an incline. Commissaires John McDonnell, Graeme Bell, Graham Bunn, Bev May, Heather Smyth, Lyall Hastie, Lapped riders will be directed off the course by the commisaires. Their time will Roz Reekie-May, Mark May be calculated pro-rata of the winner’s time. STMS Managers Dave May, Paul Doelman, Robin Heaney, Whistle designates a sprint next lap and the Bell means final lap. Lindsay Williams, Darren Jackson Roads are open to the public — Keep LEFT at all times. Results Quentin Ginever, Sandra Ginever A Grade 40 minutes plus 3 Laps Registration, Lead Cars, Morrinsville Wheelers Cycling Club Members, Sprint Lap Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1 Wheel Wagons, Tail End Rotary Club Morrinsville Finish time bonus for first three riders: 3, 2, 1 Seconds Charlies, Corner Marshals B Grade 30 minutes plus 3 Laps Announcer Mark May Sprint Lap Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1 Finish time bonus for first three riders: 3, 2, 1 Seconds First Aid Dr.
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