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was there one . Was it 50 or 100km
Can anyone tell me how Leo RC got on. |
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Won by Parker Internationl RT - Dangerfield, Stollery, Gilkes and Charley.
No idea on the Leo.
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RTTC or BCF?
Perhaps BCF had finished their TTT by then?
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I believe the last BCF TTT was 1994.
Is there still no online BC championship archive?
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| Steve McGinty wrote: |
I believe the last BCF TTT was 1994.
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I did that one, on the A14 based at Bury St Edmunds. Only 80km thank feck!
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| John McC wrote: |
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I believe the last BCF TTT was 1994.
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I did that one, on the A14 based at Bury St Edmunds. Only 80km thank feck! |
1. North Wirral Velo-Kodak (Pete Longbottom, Paul Jennings, Simon Lillistone, Matt Illingworth) 1 32 52
2. Delta RT (Matt Postle, Glenn Holmes, Rod Ellingworth, Darren Knight) 1 35 46
3. Optimum Performance RT (Paul Curran, Rob Harris, Wayne Randle, Mark Lovalt) 1 37 13
9. Team Welwyn (S. Layfield, R. Jefferies, J. McClelland, P. Shuttleworth) 1 43 03
100k was awfy far, especially when you were taking a pasting and were down to 3...
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| Posted: Sat Jan 21, 2012 5:45 pm Post subject: |
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| Steve McGinty wrote: |
| John McC wrote: |
| Steve McGinty wrote: |
I believe the last BCF TTT was 1994.
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I did that one, on the A14 based at Bury St Edmunds. Only 80km thank feck! |
1. North Wirral Velo-Kodak (Pete Longbottom, Paul Jennings, Simon Lillistone, Matt Illingworth) 1 32 52
2. Delta RT (Matt Postle, Glenn Holmes, Rod Ellingworth, Darren Knight) 1 35 46
3. Optimum Performance RT (Paul Curran, Rob Harris, Wayne Randle, Mark Lovalt) 1 37 13
9. Team Welwyn (S. Layfield, R. Jefferies, J. McClelland, P. Shuttleworth) 1 43 03
100k was awfy far, especially when you were taking a pasting and were down to 3... |
Yer, sounds familiar, we lost Layfield around half distance and I suffered in the last 20km or so. Rob and Paul had good rides though.
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| Lee wrote: |
Won by Parker Internationl RT - Dangerfield, Stollery, Gilkes and Charley.
No idea on the Leo. |
That was a fun couple of hours if I remember!
Can't honestly remember if Leo rode but I think I have the comic with the report in somewhere so will look it out......
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I know I drove the following car for the Leo (my team) one year up at Bury St Edmunds so that must have been 1996. Eddie Adkins punctured but we changed his wheel reasonably swiftly.
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| racyrich2 wrote: |
| I know I drove the following car for the Leo (my team) one year up at Bury St Edmunds so that must have been 1996. Eddie Adkins punctured but we changed his wheel reasonably swiftly. |
1994 perhaps. I remembver Alan Rochford being "over the moon" as his Leo "B" team beat Leo "A" 
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| John McC wrote: |
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| I know I drove the following car for the Leo (my team) one year up at Bury St Edmunds so that must have been 1996. Eddie Adkins punctured but we changed his wheel reasonably swiftly. |
1994 perhaps. I remembver Alan Rochford being "over the moon" as his Leo "B" team beat Leo "A" |
I was in the Leo from 94 to 96 so one of those!
I can't remember much about it. Hmm, I do recall borrowing George Shakespeare's CB kit and on returning it interrupting his son Steve with Georgina Pechard. That would definitely have been 94.
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shouldn't this have a *spoiler* on it for people who don't want to know the result yet? 
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| Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 4:13 pm Post subject: |
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| racyrich2 wrote: |
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| I know I drove the following car for the Leo (my team) one year up at Bury St Edmunds so that must have been 1996. Eddie Adkins punctured but we changed his wheel reasonably swiftly. |
1994 perhaps. I remembver Alan Rochford being "over the moon" as his Leo "B" team beat Leo "A" |
I was in the Leo from 94 to 96 so one of those!
I can't remember much about it. Hmm, I do recall borrowing George Shakespeare's CB kit and on returning it interrupting his son Steve with Georgina Pechard. That would definitely have been 94. |
I saw Steve out on his bike on Sunday. I didn't 'interrupt' anything though
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| Bally wrote: |
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| John McC wrote: |
| racyrich2 wrote: |
| I know I drove the following car for the Leo (my team) one year up at Bury St Edmunds so that must have been 1996. Eddie Adkins punctured but we changed his wheel reasonably swiftly. |
1994 perhaps. I remembver Alan Rochford being "over the moon" as his Leo "B" team beat Leo "A" |
I was in the Leo from 94 to 96 so one of those!
I can't remember much about it. Hmm, I do recall borrowing George Shakespeare's CB kit and on returning it interrupting his son Steve with Georgina Pechard. That would definitely have been 94. |
I saw Steve out on his bike on Sunday. I didn't 'interrupt' anything though
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Did he have a smile on his face? 
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Reason I asked just found some old results sheets.
In 1996 I did the BUSA 4 up ttt which was on Sun 17th March on BS/21
We did a 1.4.44 which I thought was good as we really only rode with 3 men as one rider had a bad day and there was a nagging cross wind!
We got the BUSA gold with that putting Cambridge into second (on their turf) with 1.8.05 ie we took 3.20 out the ra ra ra's That team was good - as it had one M Hutchinson and R English T Hornbuckle D Shrimpton
It was also an open event Leo A did a 1 .3.48 ie we got within a minute of them - team was Dighton,Pyne,Taylor,Stapleton (ie strong!)
Breckland A were second with a 1.7.06
Just wondering that year if we had a full four how we would have gone in the nationals
Welwyn were third in that 96 4 up ttt with 1.10.50 (Layfield,Saysell,Warren, Shuttleworth)
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I recall Foucault mumbling after a BCF TTT Championship that if half the field were shot on sight, there would only be 50% left, and therefore much easier to beat... pretty smart analysis from a non-cyclist!
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| I recall Foucault mumbling after a BCF TTT Championship that if half the field were shot on sight, there would only be 50% left, and therefore much easier to beat... pretty smart analysis from a non-cyclist! |
Pass the man a degree in logic....
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