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Results

Horringer 7.5m TT 17th April 2014

The second event in the WSW & Tri 2014 evening TT series was won by Dale Sturman. 36 riders competed on the 7.5m Horringer course.

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Last Updated (Thursday, 17 April 2014 22:01)

Basildon Aquathon

There was a great turn out from the club's juniors with nine taking part in the first Eastern Region league race of the season. A fantastic swim time of 3:00:09 for Niamh Perry was the second fastest in the Tristar 2 age group (age 11-12) and helped Niamh to be 7th fastest girl overall. Also in the Tristar 2 race, Jennifer Adam finished 30th girl, with sister Kathleen moving up to Tristar 2 for the first time finishing 36th and Annalise Verzijl 39th. Five boys took part in the Tristar 1 race (age 9 -10) with Charlie Knowler finishing 11th boy. A fine debut performance from Hugo Thorneley saw him finish 12th boy. Last year's Tristar Start league winner Stuart Adam and Thomas Verzijl both did very well moving up to their first race in Tristar 1 with Stuart finishing 19th boy and Thomas 21st. Thomas Curtis also making his debut finished 24th. A super team effort by everyone.


The full results are here:
http://www.east-essex-tri-club.co.uk/gmike/results/BA_2014_Tristar_All.htm

The next league event will be the Upminster Junior Aquathlon on Saturday 19 April.

 

Kings Lynn 2-up 25m TT

Two teams featuring West Suffolk Wheelers & Triathlon Club members took part in the Kings Lynn 25mile 2 up Time Trial on Saturday.

Hosted by Kings Lynn Cycling Club, the route started at Fincham in Norfolk before each team of two riders headed south east along the A134 to Mundford. Any wind assistance on the outward leg was cancelled out by the noticeable westerly wind on the return.

A composite team comprising David Young (West Suffolk Wheelers & Triathlon Club) and Ben Micklebirgh (Bury St. Edmunds based Team VeloVelocity) nonetheless performed well and posted a respectable 1 hour 11 minutes 45 seconds for 6th.

David’s club mates Mark Eastwood and John Steed also rode well and put in a fine performance for 1:12:45 and 7th overall.

 

Diss Duathlon - Keith Marra second in age category

Ray Reeves and Keith Marra competed in the Diss Duathlon, a 5km road race followed by a 30km bike ride and then finishing with the same 5km road run.

Competing in the senior 30-39 category Keith’s run 1 was timed at 18:37 minutes, followed by Transition 1 time of 01:13, a cycle ride of 52:27 and T2 of 00:41 with run 2 of 20:51. This was enough for an aggregate time of 01:33:51 for which he was well rewarded with 2nd in his age category and 7th overall out of 134 finishers.

Club mate Ray competed in the Veteran 40-49 category, his R1 of 24:42 was followed by T1 of 00:58, a cycle ride of 00:56:19, T2 of 01:01 and R2 of 28:19 giving him an overall finish time of 01:51:22 and 53rd overall out of 134 finishers and 21st in his age category.

 

Last Updated (Tuesday, 08 April 2014 19:28)

Basildon Aquathon - Sharon Perry finishes second

Sharon Perry and Mark Verzijl competed in the Basildon Aquathon on Sunday.

Hosted by the East Essex Triathlon Club and held at Basildon Sporting Village, both Sharon and Mark raced in the veteran category which consisted of a 400m swim followed by transition to a 5km race.

Sharon produced yet another determined performance, a terrific swim time of 5:56:05 was bettered by only 3 other competitors, all men, one of which being club mate Mark. Transition time of 30:87 seconds was followed by a hard run of 23:35:44 to see her finish in a combined time of 30:02:56 and a richly deserved 2nd female and 13th veteran overall.

Mark completed his swim in 5:45:71 , his transition time of 35:53 was followed by a fine 5km of 24:39:11 for a total aggregate time of 31:00:05 and 19th veteran overall.

 
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About the West Suffolk Wheelers
  • The West Suffolk Wheelers cycling club was formed in 1922 and is based in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. We have a good cross-section of cycling on offer to welcome new and experienced cyclists alike. If you wish to learn bike handling skills for on and/or off-road cycling our members have the knowledge and experience to teach you. The Club is proud of it's development work with young people, and we have coaches to guide new cyclists in their training. We are active in all areas of cycling including: Road Racing, Time Trials, Track Racing, Club Runs,Touring, Audax, Sportive, Mountain Biking and Cyclo-cross. Members also compete in triathlon competitions; the Club is recently affiliated to Triathlon England, and new triathlete members are welcomed

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