Traffic lights at Longdon on Tern saw a course change to the tight and technical Long Lane circuits for Round 11 of The Denso and Tern Cycles Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport and which saw an impressive 69% of the field use road bikes, the growing area of time trialling –with the first Series medals taken without turning a pedal in the respective competitions. Oli Freeman and Phil Roberts can no longer be caught in the Denso and Tern Cycles 2-Up Series, with the best five scores counting their maximum 30 points acquired by Round 10 can no longer be overhauled. This saw Freeman instead ride to victory in the solo competition in 23:23, exactly 30 seconds ahead of team mate Paul Edwards. Freeman commented how tough the race was, with riders facing a brisk northerly wind three times down the mile straight between Shawbirch and Long Lane.
With Series leader Tomos Hales absent Ben Wood made up some ground by finishing third in 24:15, seven seconds ahead of an impressive performance by overall Road Bike winner George Coombes of Newport Shropshire CC stopping the watch on 24:22. Best placed of Wrekinsport’s riders in this contest was Rich Smith, whose 26:05 meant he extended his Series lead to 10 points with a maximum 18 remaining after pushing Matt Price out by 10 seconds.
Despite Hayley Wells being absent, she can no longer be caught in the Women’s standings and takes a well deserved Gold medal. The only female in competition on a tough evening was unattached Megan du Toit in 28:24.
After a shortage of under-18 riders in competition three showed up at once – and all were closely matched, spread by just seven seconds. Best placed was Ben Bramford-Hale of Newport Shropshire CC registering 24:53 for 6th place overall, and who pushed out Jude White of Mid Shropshire Wheelers by two seconds despite a superb third lap evidenced by split times; and Tom Oxley of Wolverhampton Wheelers CC by seven in a tight competition.
One of those all too rare red hot ‘float’ evenings, with the lightest of southerly winds saw fast times throughout the field in Round 10 of the Denso and Tern Cycles Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport with a large turnout of 20 riders in part due to conditions, but also the late cancellation of a County level event due to road works as riders hurried to make the most of conditions. Two of those riders took the top two spaces with Aerologic’s Dean Callister taking a fine win in 20 minutes 21 seconds, ahead of Tomos Hales by 28 seconds – despite Hales recording a course personal best of 20:49, his first time ever under 21 minutes.
Hales’ closest challenger overall was unattached rider Mike Senior in 21:34, and among Wrekinsport riders looking to compete for club Evening 10 medals Hayley Wells, registering a fine 22:37. Hales now holds 48 points in a comfortable lead over Ben Wood on 32, but Wells narrowed the gap after Wood finished in 23:02 – as well as adding six points to an almost unassailable lead in the Women’s Series.
Rich Smith is easing away in the Road Bike Series, taking the six points on offer with his 25:12 effort to move to 43 points, with Allan Henderson now on 35 points after finishing in 25:29, 17 seconds back. But it was visiting riders who took the overall spoils with another unattached rider Sam Messingham stopping the watch on a great time of 23:01 ahead of Newport Shropshire CC’s George Coombes on 23:14.
Denso and Tern Cycles Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport No.10
Pos’n
Name
Club
Cat
Bike
Time
No.
1
Dean Callister
Aerologic RT
S
TT
20:21
2
2
Tomos Hales
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
20:49
5
3
Mike Senior
Unattached
V
TT
21:34
12
4
Jon Mills-Keeling
Aerologic RT
V
TT
21:59
3
5
Hayley Wells
Wrekinsport CC
F
TT
22:37
4
6
Sam Messingham
Unattached
S
RB
23:01
22
7
Ben Wood
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
23:02
16
8
George Coombes
Newport Shropshire CC
S
RB
23:14
19
9
Ian Laverie
Wrekinsport CC
V
TT
23:21
20
10
Michell Fletcher
Paramount CRT
S
TT
24:08
14
11
Cameron Coley-Smith
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
24:10
21
12
Rich Smith
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
25:12
10
13
Allan Henderson
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
25:29
1
14
Peter Jukes
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
26:34
11
15
Ashley Kirkham
Wrekinsport CC
V
TT
26:55
17
16
David Seager
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
26:59
13
17
Chris Dunn
Unattached
V
RB
27:02
18
18
Paul O’Brien
Unattached
V
RB
27:40
15
19
Colin Wells
Paramount CRT
V
RB
27:59
6
20
Vince Evans
Wrekinsport CC
V
TT
28:15
7
Denso and Tern Cycles 2-Up Series by Wrekinsport No.10
A tough evening saw riders battle into a wind down the mile straight twice in Round 9 of the Denso and Tern Cycles Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport – not that it seemed to affect Tomos Hales who took a great win in 21 minutes 16 seconds by a margin of 1:08 ahead of Oli Freeman. The nature of the 9.1 mile circuit sees 0.9 miles tackled twice to make up the distance, meaning that wind was just in the wrong direction. Hales extended his Series lead to 14 points over Ben Wood as a result of this ride, with Phil Collins in only his second event taking third in 22:37 – seven seconds ahead of another second-timer Paul Edwards.
There was a fine turnout of 24 riders, seven of them unattached – and with Sam Messingham winning the Road Bike category in 23:30 showing great promise. A tightly contested club Road Bike Championship saw things open up just a little as Rich Smith took the six points on offer with his 25:42 to open up his Series lead to six points over Matt Price, nine seconds back.
There’s no doubting who’s the dominant force in the Women’s Series though as Hayley Wells took another fine win in 23:06, helping herself to sixth place overall ahead of newly-signed Emma Horne in 26:15.
A red hot evening saw some red hot rides as the course record fell twice, the female course record was decimated, and personal bests were lowered in Round 6 of the SB Sports Injuries Series, Wrekinsport CC’s 25 as 11 riders broke the hour from 16 competitors. Held on the Crudgington – Shawbirch – Tern Hill – Waters Upton course; the benchmark of 52 minutes 37 seconds had been set by Fibrax Wreham RC’s Benjamin Goodfellow in 2020 in one of the limited events held when Covid restrictions were eased. First to break it was Tomos Hales, slicing 31 seconds off after charging for the line in 52:06. However, Hales held that record for just 52 seconds as Aerologic’s Dean Callister again reset the benchmark to 50:58.
Callister was delighted to take the Course Record, one of several he holds, stating: “A great evening for weather which gave fast conditions. My legs felt good on the night so I maintained good pace. Pleased to take the win and Course Record – thanks to all involved”.
Hales was philosophical about holding a record for less than a minute thanks to extending his SB Series title defence points tally to 120, 32 ahead of Jonathan Mills-Keeling. He battled hard into the initial headwind to Shawbirch and made hay to Hodnet thanks to a tailwind, but like many others reported the final few miles were hard going: “Beautiful conditions suggested a very low weather impact for the Wrekinsport 25 mile time trial. I set off hard into the headwind, then was blown all the way from Shawbirch to Hodnet. The last five miles were tough, but I knew I was on for a good time as my average speed was so high. It was nice to have the Course Record – even if it was for 52 seconds! Well done to Dean who bettered me by over a minute to break it again. Also thanks for the Wrekinsport marshals that help out on a heavy marshal course”.
Mills-Keeling took 3rd spot on actual in 54:48, 40 seconds ahead of Chris Halford, and extended his SB Veterans Series lead with +13:14, again 40 seconds ahead of Halford who moved up to 3rd spot in the Veterans standings as a result of his efforts. Mills-Keeling now holds a 34 points advantage over Paramount’s John Westhead and enjoyed his evening on a personal favourite course: “A fast night, I really enjoy that course but only done once before in 2021. Great to see Dean smash the Course Record and so many breaking the hour”
A single female took the line – not that that bothered Hayley Wells who smashed Charlotte Chapman’s longstanding record of 1:01:48 set in 2018 to become the first female to dip below the hour – and by a considerable margin. Wells stopped the watch on 56:57, good enough for 6th overall among a quality field, and added a further 26 points to her Series lead in this bonus point round designed to attract newer riders stepping up and riders with an interest in the Championships to ride a longer distance. A 25 is no bother to a strong rider like Wells as she defends her SB Series title, making her lead a giant 76 points, though incredibly this course was new to her. She stated: “My first time riding this course and it didn’t disappoint. A tough leg out to Shawbirch into the headwind meant a quick ride all the way to Tern Hill. I had saved enough in the tank for a tough return to Crudington; but was pleasantly surprised that this was quicker than expected, the toughest part being the final kilometre! Super chuffed to not only go under the hour on a local course but also taken the Course Record; many thanks to Wrekinsport for arranging all the fabulous marshals to allow us to safely navigate a roundabout heavy course”.
In the Road Bike Series Wells’ father Colin continues to make similar gains to his daughter, with a 50 point lead opened up after taking the County win and 26 further points. Wells crossed the line in 1:14:55 actual, which when the handicap was applied converted to 1:07:57, only beaten by unattached rider Chris Dunn by 57 seconds. Wells commented: “It was hard, and age catches up with you. However, it looked like a hard first few miles, then a good tailwind to Tern Hill and a hard slog eight miles back. I tried to pace myself and I think the last two miles hurt. A great evening though with some cracking times, if only I could roll back the years – thanks for organising and everyone involved”.
For Dunn this was a step into the almost unknown, and he finished with a creditable 1:08:08 on actual. His post-race comments show however that you can’t treat it like a 10 and expect to hang on: “This 25 mile time trial was only my second one, so I was not too good with the pacing strategy. It was a tough start back to Shawbirch with a good tailwind all the way to Hodnet, I tried to make the most with the wind by pushing a bit too much paid the price later and found the last eight miles tough. I was aiming for a sub 1:10, and enjoyed the ride”.
Oli Freeman took a solid win on a less than ideal evening in Round 8 of The Denso and Tern Cycles Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport in only his third appearance of the Series – beating a rider making his first by a narrow margin. Freeman stopped the watch on 2 minutes 49 seconds, coping best with a SSW cross-headwind hampering rider’s progress up Cotwall Bank. That pushed Phil Collins into the runner-up spot 16 seconds back on 23:05, with Ben Wood taking the final podium position in 23:13. All made ground up on absent Series leader Tomos Hales, who was competing at County level in an event taking place at the same time at Hafren CC.
Hales wasn’t the only notable absentee, with Hayley Wells at the same event, but there was no change in the Women’s standings with the only ones in competition both unattached at the time – although winner Emma Horne has subsequently joined Wrekinsport. Horne tied for 10th spot overall in 26:12.
There was significant competition in the Road Bike Series however with nine riders entering in this simplified non-aero category. Overall plaudits went to regular Scottish visitor of Musselburgh RCC, Hamish Maclean, who took the win in 24:06 to help himself to 5th spot overall, with Chris Halford enjoying a foray away from the maximum six points on offer 19 seconds back. Halford’s presence didn’t stop Rich Smith rising to sole lead of the Road Bike Series however, heading up the best of the rest in 25:20 ahead of Peter Jukes in 26:03 who is now just two points off the pace after former joint leader Matt Price elected to compete in the 2-Up competition with Dave Moore instead. They stopped the watch on 25:11.
Denso and Tern Cycles Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport No.8
Pos’n
Name
Club
Cat
Bike
Time
No.
1
Oli Freeman
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
22:49
3
2
Phil Collins
Wrekinsport CC
V
TT
23:05
16
3
Ben Wood
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
23:13
15
4
Clive Middleton
Wrekinsport CC
V
TT
23:52
8
5
Hamish Maclean
Musselburgh RCC
V
RB
24:06
13
6
Chris Halford
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
24:25
17
7
Andy Fletcher
Royal Navy & Royal Marines CC
V
TT
24:29
12
8
Rich Smith
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
25:20
18
9
Peter Jukes
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
26:03
4
10
Emma Horne
Unattached
FV
TT
26:12
2
11
Allan Henderson
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
26:12
9
12
David Seager
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
26:44
10
13
Chris Marrs
Mid Shropshire Wheelers
V
TT
27:32
7
14
Chris Dunn
Unattached
S
RB
27:36
14
15
Paul Cadman
Unattached
V
RB
28:00
1
16
Kev Flint
Unattached
V
TT
30:30
19
17
Jane Godfrey
Unattached
FV
RB
33:10
11
Denso and Tern Cycles 2-Up Series by Wrekinsport No.8
Racing a 10 two days after a 100 mile time trial would often see performance down due to muscle fatigue. However, Hayley Wells seemed to have missed that memo in Round 7 of The Denso and Tern Cycles Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport after registering a course personal best 22 minutes 55 seconds, her first ever under 23 minutes on this tough course, which saw her take the overall runner-up spot behind Tomos Hales, who crossed the line in 21:27. That this was a less than perfect evening with a hampering wind up the toughest part of the circuit, Cotwall Bank, makes that result all the more impressive, with Hales, also a 100 mile competitor, back nine seconds from his Round 6 time. Meanwhile it was a close call for 3rd spot as former Wrekinsport member now riding for RAF CA Ben Southgate just got the better of newly signed Paul Edwards by six seconds in 23:06. Hales now leads the Series with 36 points, with Wells only a point behind second in the standings Ben Wood on 23 as well as convincingly heading the Women’s Series.
Things are much closer in the Road Bike Series with the top four split by just three points – although first-time road bike entrant Chris Halford took the spoils on the night. Halford stopped the watch on 23:57, with Matt Price moving up to joint lead of the Series with Rich Smith thanks to his25:38 effort pushing Smith out by 10 seconds.
Denso and Tern Cycles Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport No.7
Solo
Pos’n
Name
Club
Cat
Bike
Time
No.
1
Tomos Hales
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
21:27
2
2
Hayley Wells
Wrekinsport CC
F
TT
22:55
1
3
Ben Southgate
RAF CA
S
TT
23:06
4
4
Paul Edwards
Wrekinsport CC
V
TT
23:12
8
5
Ben Wood
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
23:33
14
6
Chris Halford
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
23:57
5
7
Ian Laverie
Wrekinsport CC
V
TT
24:00
13
8
James Elgar
Paramount CRT
V
TT
24:42
11
9
Matt Price
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
25:38
10
10
Rich Smith
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
25:48
9
11
Rob Garbett
Wrekinsport CC
V
TT
26:20
15
12
Chris Dunn
Unattached
V
RB
27:42
12
13
Victoria Doran
Wrekinsport CC
FV
TT
32:18
3
.
Ben Bramford-Hale
Newport Shropshire CC
J
TT
DQ
16
Denso and Tern Cycles 2-Up Series by Wrekinsport No.7
After three fine weeks conditions in Round 6 of The Denso and Tern Cycles Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport got decidedly trickier with a block northern headwind hampering riders along the mile straight, covered twice on this course. But that didn’t stop Tomos Hales taking another fine win and another maximum point haul with a strong 21 minute 18 second effort. This was 1:47 ahead of his nearest challenger, George Coombes of Newport Shropshire CC, who stopped the watch on 23:05, himself nine seconds ahead of a promising rider yet to join a club, Paul Edwards.
The runner-up spot in the Denso and Tern Cycles Championship saw a dead heat on 23:31 between Hayley Wells and Ben Wood, with Wells similarly moving to a 30 point perfect score as Hales from the five events they have ridden – the missing week being taken up by a Majorcan triathlon. This was a superb show from Wells, with nearest competitor in the Female Series Karen Sherriff finishing in 28:52.
The Road Bike Series continues to see a close battle for supremacy in this most keenly contested of championships. Whilst visiting riders Jack Ward of Sharrow CC and Tim Burn of Sitwell CC took the overall plaudits in 23:52 and 25:14 respectively; Matt Price made up some ground by taking the maximum six points on offer for Wrekinsport members in 25:40 ahead of Allan Henderson in 26:05. This sees the leading four riders split by just four points.
In the 2-Up competition Oli Freeman and Phil Roberts scored a very respectable 22:13 to lead the Series by seven points.
Denso and Tern Cycles Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport No.6
Solo
Pos’n
Name
Club
Cat
Bike
Time
No.
1
Tomos Hales
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
21:18
3
2
George Coombes
Newport Shropshire CC
S
TT
23:05
6
3
Paul Edwards
Unattached
V
TT
23:14
14
=4
Hayley Wells
Wrekinsport CC
F
TT
23:31
2
=4
Ben Wood
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
23:31
15
6
Jack Ward
Sharrow CC
S
RB
23:52
16
7
Clive Middleton
Wrekinsport CC
V
TT
23:53
17
8
Deb Hutson-Lumb
Legato RT
FV
TT
24:04
5
9
Tim Burn
Sitwell CC
S
RB
25:14
20
10
James Elgar
Paramount CRT
V
TT
25:19
8
11
Matt Price
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
25:40
7
12
Allan Henderson
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
26:05
1
13
Simon Thursz
Wrekinsport CC
V
TT
26:42
19
14
Dave Seager
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
27:03
9
15
Dave Moore
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
27:23
4
16
Chris Dunn
Unattached
V
RB
27:56
18
17
Karen Sherriff
Wrekinsport CC
FV
TT
28:52
12
18
Sarah Bradshaw
Wrekinsport CC
FV
RB
34:43
13
Denso and Tern Cycles 2-Up Series by Wrekinsport No.6
A favourable easterly wind helped riders up the toughest part of the Shawbirch – Cotwall Bank circuit as Tomos Hales returned to winning ways. Hales took a win by 1 minute 21 seconds in a superb time of 21:20 in Round 5 of The Denso and Tern Cycles Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport, with a fast improving Ben Wood getting closest on 22:41. Hales now holds a nine point lead over Wood in the Series and looks a tough customer to usurp.
Hales isn’t the only rider dominating proceedings however as Hayley Wells took another win in the Women’s Series, finishing 6th overall in 23:50. Like Hales, she holds a nine point lead, this time over Victoria Doran.
In the Road Bike classification things are much more intense, with Hamish Maclean taking the overall win in 23:39, but with Rich Smith narrowing Peter Julers lead to just three points after crossing the line in 24:59, 10 seconds ahead of Jukes in a tight battle with Matt Price sandwiched in between on 25:04. These three have been swapping positions all season and this one looks to be going down to the wire. Meanwhile in the Denso and Tern Cycles 2-Up Series Oli Freeman and Phil Roberts took over the lead thanks to a top effort of 21:42.
Denso and Tern Cycles Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport No.5
Solo
Pos’n
Name
Club
Cat
Bike
Time
No.
1
Tomos Hales
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
21:20
8
2
Ben Wood
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
22:41
17
3
Paul Edwards
Unattached
V
TT
23:05
2
4
Adam Mumford
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
23:12
13
5
Hamish Maclean
Musselburgh RCC
V
RB
23:39
14
6
Hayley Wells
Wrekinsport CC
F
TT
23:50
7
7
Rich Smith
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
24:59
3
8
Matt Price
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
25:04
5
9
Peter Jukes
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
25:09
4
10
Allan Henderson
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
25:21
1
11
David Seager
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
26:11
12
12
Chris Marrs
Mid Shropshire Wheelers
V
TT
27:12
6
13
Karen Sherriff
Wrekinsport CC
FV
TT
28:14
9
14
Nicky Mason
Nova Raiders
FV
RB
30:57
16
15
Jane Godfrey
Norton Wheelers
FV
RB
31:07
15
Denso and Tern Cycles 2-Up Series by Wrekinsport No.5
A brace of Aerologic riders took the overall spoils in Round 4 of the Denso and Tern Cycles Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport as Dean Callister led the way home in a fabulous time of 20 minutes 22 seconds. Callister coped best with the heat to make it a 1-2 with Jonathan Mills-Keeling, who stopped the watch on 21:56.
12 seconds back the best placed Wrekinsport rider saw Chris Halford take the six points on offer with his first win of 2025, pushing out Ben Wood in 22:40. This win elevated Halford into second spot in the Series, with Wood now in third.
In the Road Bike category visiting riders again took the overall top two spots with George Coombes of Newport Shropshire CC just outpacing Jack Ward of Sharrow CC by three seconds to take the win in 23:03, and a strong 5th spot overall. Best of the Wrekinsport riders was Peter Jukes, whose 25:04 saw him take over the laed of the Road Bike Series.
There was a good turnout of four females in competition with Emma Horne taking the overall win in 25:58 with best of the Wrekinsport riders Karen Sherriff in 29:17 making her first appearance of the season. Meanwhile it was a straight head-to-head tussle in the Denso and Tern Cycles 2-Up Series as Oli Freeman and Phil Roberts took a strong win in 21:39, 2:58 ahead of Dave Moore and Matt Price.
Solo
Pos’n
Name
Club
Cat
Bike
Time
No.
1
Dean Callister
Aerologic RT
S
TT
20:22
10
2
Jonathan Mills-Keeling
Aerologic RT
V
TT
21:56
13
3
Chris Halford
Wrekinsport CC
V
TT
22:08
8
4
Ben Wood
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
22:40
16
5
George Coombes
Newport Shropshire CC
S
RB
23:03
17
6
Jack Ward
Sharrow CC
S
RB
23:06
20
7
Ben Bramford-Hale
Newport Shropshire CC
J
TT
23:25
23
8
Peter Jukes
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
25:04
14
9
Joe Ridge
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
25:15
22
10
Simon Thursz
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
25:27
21
11
Allan Henderson
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
25:40
4
12
Emma Horne
Unattached
FV
TT
25:58
15
13
David Seager
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
26:00
18
14
Dean Gapper
Unattached
V
RB
27:08
11
15
Chris Dunn
Unattached
V
RB
27:10
19
16
Paul O’Brien
Unattached
V
RB
28:31
12
17
Karen Sherriff
Wrekinsport CC
FV
TT
29:17
7
18
Victoria Doran
Wrekinsport CC
FV
TT
31:20
3
19
Sarah Bradshaw
Wrekinsport CC
FV
RB
32:33
9
Denso and Tern Cycles 2-Up Series by Wrekinsport No.4
Tomos Hales and Hayley Wells continued their dominance at the head of the Denso and Tern Cycles Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport in Round 3, held on an overcast and chilly evening with just the lightest of northerly winds for riders to contend with. Hales took his third win in a row to make it a maximum 18 points under his belt with a fine effort of 21 minutes 34 seconds, well over a minute ahead of the chasing field with Chris Halford taking runner-up spot in 22:40 and Oli Freeman a further eight seconds back.
Hales now has a commanding 9 point advantage over Wells in the Overall standings, but once again Wells was unbeatable in the Women’s competition, opening up an eight point lead with a fine 23:44 for 5th place overall among an 18-strong field.
In the Road Bike Series it’s much closer with Rich Smith taking over the lead by a solitary point from Peter Jukes after finishing best placed of the Wrekinsport riders in 25:34. But even he couldn’t get close to visiting riders Ben Bramford-Hale of Newport Shropshire CC and Jack Ward of Sharrow CC split by a second, with 14 year old Bramford-Hale taking the plaudits in 24:30 for 7th spot overall.
Denso and Tern Cycles Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport No.3
Solo
Pos’n
Name
Club
Cat
Bike
Time
No.
1
Tomos Hales
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
21:34
4
2
Chris Halford
Wrekinsport CC
V
TT
22:40
11
3
Oli Freeman
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
22:48
7
4
Phil Roberts
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
23:11
18
5
Hayley Wells
Wrekinsport CC
F
TT
23:44
3
6
Ian Laverie
Wrekinsport CC
V
TT
24:15
14
7
Ben Bramford-Hale
Newport Shropshire CC
J
RB
24:30
8
8
Jack Ward
Sharrow CC
S
RB
24:31
13
9
Clive Middleton
Wrekinsport CC
V
TT
24:33
19
10
Cameron Coley-Smith
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
24:38
17
11
Rich Smith
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
25:34
9
12
Matt Price
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
25:47
16
13
Peter Jukes
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
25:51
10
14
Dave Moore
Wrekinsport CC
V
TT
26:01
5
15
Allan Henderson
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
26:36
1
16
David Seager
Wrekinsport CC
V
RB
26:47
15
17
Vic Doran
Wrekinsport CC
FV
TT
32:15
2
.
Elliott Wills
Wrekinsport CC
S
TT
DNF-P
6
Denso and Tern Cycles 2-Up Series by Wrekinsport No.3