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2nd Dec 2018 Nundah Results
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Hamilton Wheelers - Volunteering
The 2018 Presentation night saw Warren Jones take out the winners $500 bonus for fulfilling his club Volunteer duty during the last twelve months. Every time a member acted as a volunteer their name went into the draw from some 331 members.
The night also marked the start of the next "Volunteer Roster" year, so it is important that all members be aware of the new roster start date and begin nominating a day that suits them to act as a volunteer. It is club policy that every member act in this role at least once every year. You can nominate your spot in the on-line calendar HERE
It is also club policy that if you go to nominate for an event the third time in the ensuing year and have not nominated a roster date you will not be allowed to race until you do.
For the coming year each time you volunteer you will receive a "Race Pass" that entitles you to tender that instead of money to enter any Hamilton Wheelers event (except our annual open events -Anzac 25 & Track Carnival). You also get 2 points in the 2019 Winter Aggregate pointscore if you volunteer at an event during the winter race season.
Finally, you will also get an entry into the Volunteer draw at the 2019 Presentation night. This year the prize will be your 2020 CA licence fee instead of the $500 voucher, so it is really worthwhile to do your bit for the club and be in the draw!
The night was ably conducted by MC Dave Cook for the 74 attending and saw the presentation of the club Championship medals and Jerseys to those that were the winners in each category, the various trophy race winners and the medals to the Century riders.
The winter pointscore aggregate trophy and cheque went to Andy Patten who won convincingly on 119 points from Eric Van Driel (86) and Ren Bao Tsen (84).
The other major award winners this year were:-
President's Award - John Madigan
Volunteer Award (Presented by Neil Jackson) - Joe Hughes
Most Improved rider - Eric Van Driel
Most Improved Junior - Ren Bao Tsen
The "Race of Champions" novelty event was won by Mark Creaby for his "sponsor" Matt Smart.
Unfortunately, Mark was unable to break the Pinkenba course record recently set by Andy Patten.
From Cycling Australia:
Phil Kesby National Champion MM6 for the second year in a row
Back to back National Titles for Phil Kesby of Hamilton Wheelers defending his MM6 title won on the Gold Coast 2017 with convincing performance at Swan Reach Victoria.
Phil Kesby (Hamilton Wheelers CC) was first to cross the line in the MM6 road race having made a gutsy break from the peloton 3kms from home. His lead was nearly chased down; however, Kesby remained strong to take the line. Metres before the checkered flag Kesby sat up and punched the air, soaking up his title after a winning in dry, warm conditions.
His second National Title follows a successful 2018 season of racing;
1st Marcello Bergamo, Borgomanero (IT) - Road race M6
5th Don Guanella, Lecco (IT) - Road race M6
4th Ale La Merckx, Verona (IT) - Road race M6
2nd Alpi Ligure, Carcare (IT) - Road race M6
1st San Maurizio, San Stefano Belbo (IT) - Road race M6 (9th on GC)
1st Torino Internationale (IT) - Road race M6 (33rd on GC)
1st Australian Masters National Championships - Road race M6
Not bad when you consider Phil only started racing in March 2015! Encouragement for all those who are thinking about getting into racing.
Result: Masters Men 6
1. 632 Phil KESBY (Hamilton Wheelers Cycling Club) 1h45:51
2. 608 Michael DAVIES (Norwood Cycling Club) +5
3. 630 Martyn HUGHES (Southern Masters Cycling Club) +5
Phil Kesby
This Saturday 12th May is the Hamilton Wheelers Club Criterium Championship - round one of three in the Club Championship Series.
Schedule of Events for the Criterium Championship this SATURDAY
Event | Division |
1 | Elite Men 8:15 AM 45 min +2 |
2 | Masters 1 8:17 AM 40 min +2 |
3 | U 23 8:19 AM 35 min +2 |
4 | U 19 8:21 AM 30 min +2 |
5 | U 17 8:23 AM 25 min +2 |
6 | Masters 2 9:05 AM 40 min +2 |
7 | Masters 3 9:07 AM 35 min +2 |
8 | Masters 4 9:09 AM 30 min +2 |
9 | Masters 5 9:50 AM 30 min +2 |
10 | Masters 6 9:52 AM 25 min +2 |
11 | Masters 7 10:26 AM 30 min +2 |
12 | Masters 8/9/10 10:28 AM 25 min +2 |
13 | Ladies Elite 11:02 AM 45 min +2 |
14 | Ladies Masters 2/3/4 11:04 AM 30 min +2 |
15 | Ladies Masters 5/6/7/8 11:06 AM 25 min +2 |
16 | U 15 11:53 AM 25 min +2 |
17 | U 13 11:55 AM 25 min +2 |
18 | U 11 11:57 AM 20 min +2 |
19 | U 9 11:59 AM 15 min +2 |
Office Bearers-
President: Wayne Wilson
Club Officials-
Handicapper: Adam Harrison
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Literally will be a hometown Games for @JordanKerby - the Brisbane cyclist is celebrating his first @CommGamesAUS team selection & will be at @GC2018 in April! ??? #teamaus #aussiecycling @cyclingqld pic.twitter.com/ziwz502lSg
— Cycling Australia (@CyclingAus) February 21, 2018
Kerby however was not distracted by the commotion, and in the restarted final, he powered to his maiden world title (4:17.068) by more than four seconds.
Jordan is now back in Brisbane and when interviewed jokingly said “I'll have a good kit to roll to the brew shop in now!”Century Riders 2013 | Half Century Riders 2013 |
Phil Jones | Wayne Wilson |
Paul Brennan | Rick Brownhill |
Daniel Zabeck | Jim Loyden |
Chris Marty | Bob McIntyre |
Scott Barnes | Ric Svanberg |
Clayton Thiedecke | Donna Fyfe |
Bryan Ferris | Neil Jackson |
Graeme Woolnough | Mel Symon |
Scott Smith | Tom McIndoe |
Lindsay Green | Lachlan Tait |
Mark Hilmer | Neco Kriel |
John Madigan | Colin Chapman |
Terry Miller | Lochie Morgan |
Hugh Fryson | Andrew Morgan |
John Chapman | Katie Chapman |
Mark McLennan | Tim Gilchrist |
Andrew Patten | Jenni Eason |
Grant Dawson | |
Peter Heywood | |
Michael Frost | |
Adam Harrison |