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Auckland Track Cycling Championships 2016 27Th January Rained Off Auckland Track Cycling Championships 2016 27th January Rained Off Session Number 30th January 10am Pursuits 2 30th January 6pm Keirin + Points 1 31st January 10am Sprint Seeding + TT 4 31st January 6pm Sprints and Scratch 5 Results 1.0 2016 Page 1 AUCKLAND TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS Auckland Track Championship records are along the same lines as Olympic Games or Commonwealth Games records. They represent the fastest time recorded by a rider during Auckland Track championships. Please note that these records do not reflect the fastest times recorded by Auckland riders over these events outside of these championships. Faster times may have been ridden elsewhere. Under 15 Girls 500m Time Trial Jenna Merrick 41.081 (2014) Under 15 Girls 1500m Scratch Holly White 2.05.43 (2011) Under 15 Girls 3 lap Derby Holly White 15.93 (2011) Under 15 Boys 500m Time Trial Jamie Leitch 38.004 (2014) Under 15 Boys 1500m Scratch Myron Simpson 1.57.560 (2004) Under 15 Boys 500m Scratch Simon Caulfield 37.010 (2003) Under 15 3 lap Derby Chris Macic 1.13.510 (2002) Under 17 Girls 500 Time Trial Stephanie McKenzie 38.08 (2009) Under 17 Girls Sprint Stephanie McKenzie 12.55 (2009) Under 17 Girls 2000m IP Kirsty Robb 2.43.271 (1997) Under 17 Girls 2000m Scratch Claire Routledge 2.57.25 (2006) Under 17 Girls 500m Scratch Deane Cooper 36.660 (1995) Under 17 Boys 500m Time Trial Myron Simpson 35.180 (2006) Under 17 Boys Sprint Myron Simpson 11.751 (2006) Under 17 Boys 2000m IP Myron Simpson 2.25.503 (2006) Under 17 Boys 500m Scratch Richard Rowker 33.833 (1998) Under 19 Women 500m Time TrialPaige Patterson 37.999 (2011) Under 19 Women Sprint Stephanie McKenzie 12.552 2010 Under 19 Women 2000m IP Georgina Wilson 2.37.289 (2011) Results 1.0 2016 Page 2 Under 19 Men 1000m Time Trial Sam Webster 1.05.67 (2009) Under 19 Men Sprint Zac Williams 11.517 (2012) Under 19 Men 3000m IP Matthew Haydock 3.36.722 (2004) Under 19 Men 8000m Scratch David Hodgson 10.18.458 (1992) Senior Women 500m Time Trial Elisabeth Williams 36.947 (2006) Senior Women Sprint Donna Wynd 12.057 (1996) Senior Women 3000m IP Sarah Ulmer 3.49.787 (2002) Open Women 8000m Scratch Sarah Ulmer 11.1.160 (2001) Open Women Keirin Henrietta Mitchell 13.36 (2011) Senior Men 1000m Time Trial Matthew Sinton 1.06.154 (1999) Senior Men Sprint David Fitzsimmons 11.013 (1998) Senior Men 4000m IP Julian Dean 4.48.045 (1997) Open Men Keirin Darren McKenzie-Potter 11.311 (1998) Senior Men 15000m Scratch John Ownsworth 18.48.450 (1997) Open Men 40km Madison R Bowker & W Starr 49.50 (2004) Open Masters 500m Time Trial Gary Hibbert 35.233 (2004) Masters 1 Men 750 m Time Trial Karl Murray 54.047 (2012) Masters 2 Men 500 m Time Trial Anthony Brown 35.702 (2014) Masters 3 Men 500m Time Trial Russell Scott 35.681 (2014) Open Masters 500m Scratch Theo Chapple 35.990 (2004) Open Masters Sprint Gary Hibbert 11.648 (2006) Open Masters 3000m IP Manu Robson 3.37.16 (2007) Masters 2 men 2000m IP Andrew McKay 2:29.371(2015) Masters 2 Men 3000m IP Andrew McKay 3:51.64 (2011) Masters 3 Men 2000m IP Gary Groves 2:28.89 (2015) Paralympics 500m Time Trial Fiona Southorn 1.26.50 (2004) Results 1.0 2016 Page 3 TRACK ENTRY: Racing bikes are not to be passed over the fence on to the track. Entrance to and from the track is via the official tunnel and instructions from officials must be obeyed at all times. The gate will only be opened at the conclusion of racing and passage across the track during a race is not permitted. A fine could be incurred if entrance to the track is gained by any other means than the official tunnel. CYCLE CHECKS: These will be done by the cycle examiners and Commissaires. Spot checks may be carried out at any time. Please make sure that your tyres are glued on and your cycle is fully prepared. You will not be permitted to start if your cycle is rejected. CRASH HELMETS: Helmets of an approved standard must be worn securely fastened at all times while riding on the warmup track or racing on the track. CORRECT DRESS: Suitable shorts, jersey (which must have sleeves) and shoes must be worn while riding on the track or warm up area. You may only wear advertising on your clothing if it is registered on your licence. You cannot wear trade jerseys or an Auckland jersey or skinsuit. You may only wear a New Zealand jersey or skinsuit if you are the national champion for the event you are competing in. Your Club colours are the preferred clothing or else a plain jersey (no advertising). For protection against grazing in a crash, it is recommended that a tee shirt be always worn under the racing jersey. Cycling gloves should also be worn as they provide excellent protection in the event of a crash. Watches or bracelets must not be worn whilst warming up or racing. Results 1.0 2016 Page 4 WARMING UP: Slow riders must keep either above the track centre blue line (which has faded to white at the Manukau velodrome) or to the left on the concrete adjoining the inside of the track. The lower half of the track must be left clear for faster riders. MOTOR PACING: All motorcyclists pacing riders on the track must wear approved crash helmets. This rule applies during race meetings and when training. ACCIDENTS: Accidents will be attended to by St. John personnel or trained officials. All other persons are requested to keep clear. Any rider who crashes and receives first aid or medical attention will require a clearance to be handed to the meeting manager before he/she competes again. Results 1.0 2016 Page 5 Results 1.0 2016 Page 6 The Riders: Under 15 Girls Name Club 1 Aimee Blackmore Counties Manukau 2 Lara Hopkinson Counties Manukau 3 Prudence Fowler Auckland Central 4 Zoe Douglas Counties Manukau Under 15 Boys Name Club 7 Aidan Merrick Counties Manukau 8 Caleb Atkinson Counties Manukau 9 Chris Fernandes 10 Oliver Grave Auckland Central 11 Reuben Webster Counties Manukau Under 17 Girls Name Club 14 Ally Wollaston Counties Manukau 15 Erica Dysart Counties Manukau 16 Greer Haddock Auckland Central 17 Jenna Merrick Counties Manukau 18 Kate Fouche Counties Manukau 19 Maddy Maddren Counties Manukau 20 Natalie Paris Counties Manukau 21 Niamh Kane Auckland Central 22 Renee Young North Harbour 23 Emily McCullough Results 1.0 2016 Page 7 Under 17 Boys Name Club 25 Callum Walsh Auckland Central 26 Christian Rush Auckland Central 27 Jamie Leitch Counties Manukau 28 Kiaan Watts Hamilton 29 Nick Little North Harbour 30 Oliver Ward Counties Manukau 31 Samuel Upton North Harbour 32 Thomas Mackenzie-Bowie Auckland Central Under 19 Women Name Club 40 Briana Gunn North Harbour 41 Dayna Haythorne Counties Manukau 42 Elle Wintle North Harbour 43 Georgia Danford Auckland Central 44 Grace Masterson Auckland Central 45 Jade Regan Auckland Central 46 Madeleine Park Counties Manukau 47 Olivia Ray Auckland Central Elite Women Name Club 50 Hannah Bayard Auckland Central 51 Helen Baillie-Strong Counties Manukau 52 Holly White Auckland Central 53 Joanna Stacey North Harbour 54 Sara Ferrara Helsinki Results 1.0 2016 Page 8 Under 19 Men Name Club 56 Aaron Wyllie Counties Manukau 57 Bentley Atkinson Counties Manukau 58 Bradley Leitch Counties Manukau 59 Cam Riches Te Awamutu 60 Chris Maddren Counties Manukau 61 Dalton Hiley Counties Manukau 62 Harris Fogelberg Auckland Central 63 Harry Waine Counties Manukau 64 Henry Dunne Counties Manukau 65 Laurence Kerby Auckland Central 66 Michael Carswell Counties Manukau 67 William Young Counties Manukau 68 Connor Brown Counties Manukau Senior Men Name Club 70 Aaron Gate Auckland Central 71 George Scott Auckland Central 72 Martin Skerik Auckland Central 73 Richard Starr Auckland Central 74 Roger Grierson Auckland Central Results 1.0 2016 Page 9 Masters Men 1 (35 to 44 years) Name Club 82 Andrew Weathers Morrinsville 83 Owen Johnston Auckland Central Masters Men 2 (45 to 54 years) Name Club 84 Andrew Fletcher Counties Manukau 85 Andrew McKay Counties Manukau 86 Antony Brown Counties Manukau 87 Brett Slater Counties Manukau 88 Cliff Parker Auckland Central 89 Jeremy Turner Counties Manukau 90 Paul Kane Auckland Central 91 Peter Ashworth Counties Manukau Masters Women 2 (45 years and over) Name Club 80 Lynne Fairs Counties Manukau 81 Mandy Gumbley North Harbour Masters Men 3 (55 years and over) Name Club 92 Benny van der Griend Counties Manukau 93 Colin Claxton Counties Manukau 94 Gary Groves Counties Manukau 95 Russell Scott Auckland Central Results 1.0 2016 Page 10 Saturday 6pm 1 Masters Men Keirin Heats 2 U15 Girls 16 laps Points Race Final 3 U15 Boys 24 Laps Points Race Final 4 U19 and Senior Women Keirin Straight Final 5 Under 19 Men Keirin Straight Final 6 Masters Men Keirin Final 7 Senior Men Keirin Straight Final 8 Medal Presentation 9 U17 Girls 21 laps Points Race Final 10 U17 Boys 28 laps Points Race Final 11 Medal Presentation 12 Masters and Senior Men Points Race Final 13 U19 and Senior Women 10Km Points Race Final 14 U19 Men 10Km Points Race Final 15 Medal Presentation Results 1.0 2016 Page 11 Session 2 10am 30th January 16 U17 Girls 2000m IP Qualifying 17 U17 Boys 2000m IP Qualifying 18 Masters Women 2000m IP Qualifying (if requested) 19 U19 Women 2000m IP Qualifying 20 Masters Men 2000m IP Qualifying 21 Senior Women 3000m IP Qualifying 22 Masters Men 3000m IP Qualifying 23 U19 Men 3000m IP Qualifying 24 Senior Men 4000m IP Straight Final Session Canceled 25 U17 Girls 2000m IP Finals 26 U17 Boys 2000m IP Finals 27 Masters Women 2000m IP Finals 28 U19 Women 2000m IP Finals 29 Masters Men 2000m IP Finals 30 Senior Women 3000m IP Finals 31 Masters Men 3000m IP Finals 32 U19 Men 3000m IP Finals 33 Medal Presentation
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