Results

Nicol Jackson Women's Series Round 2 Results - 20km ITT 27 July -Closeburn

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Report from Ladies Captain Karen Forster:
There were 42 winners at Round 2 of HPRW's Nicol Jackson Women's Series on Saturday 27th July. Through the generosity of our event partners Winners Sports Nutrition every woman who competed in the Individual Time Trial held at Closeburn was rewarded with a Winner's Bar made from Cadel's own recipe to power them on to victory and of course the long ride home.  This year we saw records fall in every grade - could it have been the Winners Bars ?  
 

Riding the race of TRUTH on a 20 km course which features rolling hills and heavy roads and having the ability to push yourself to the edge and hold it there was not an "easy" day in the office for anyone, however the ladies well and truly stepped up.
·  A grade was taken out in a red hot time by Katrin Garfoot who completed the 20 km distance in 30.06 sec. (Course Record!)
·   B grade's winner was 3 day licence holder Emma Coman-Jeffries (a regular on the triathlon scene), with a time of 33.45 sec.   (Course Record!)
·  The C grade event was hotly contested and taken out by Rachel Khoo in 35.36.  (Course Record!)
·  D grade had a standout performance again by Julie Rappo who finished over 2mins ahead of her nearest competitors with a time of 36.07 sec.  (Course Records!)
Caroline Jones from Lifecycle was the lucky recipient of a custom bike fit valued at $300 from Cycle Physio -and thanks to their generosity we have another one to give away in Round 3.

ESI Sport Photography were on hand and have some great shots of everyone to remember the event long after the pain from aching muscles has faded. Like them out on Facebook, & take a look here and order yours today -https://www.facebook.com/ESI.SportsPhotography  You can use the medium resolution shot for free (in social media etc) but please leave don't alter the image in any way. High resolution shots like this great one below are available for purchase through the website.

Activ Cycle Coaching provided some fantastic prizes for all the winners - and also have this HPRW course profiled on their indoor computer trainers. Drop in and check out their indoor trainers and other ride profiles. Thanks Activ for your continued support of the Series!!! 
 
We hope that all the women competing enjoyed their Time Trialing experience and are looking forward to Round 3's Criterium at Nundah on August 31. In addition to race winners for each grade, we have some awesome lucky door random prizes including dinner and beauty treatment vouchers, groupon gift certificates etc.  
 
Keep an eye on the HPRW website - for start times for the Crit on August 31 - and other information about the Series and our wonderful event partners. 
 

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2013 Club ITT Championship Results

Here are the results for the Club Individual Time Trial Championships, held at Closeburn July 27. If you believe your time to be incorrect by more than a few seconds please advise Adam.
This revision has an amended time and correct Francois Audibert's Division from MAS6 to MAS7, as well as Women's Club age division championship results.
Note all U17 riders did the shorter 20km course.

2013 Club Criterium Championship Results - 20 July at Nundah

Luckily the rain stayed away and we had a jammed packed morning's racing at the Nundahdome. Congratulations to all our 2013 Club Criterium Championship medallists. Medals will be awarded at the Club Presentation Night for Gold, Silver and Bronze. Thank you to all our many volunteers who helped out during the morning, who are listed below (apologies if we have missed anyone who did not sign-on).

Points
Points are awarded 10 for first, 6 for second, 4 for third, 1 for starting, 1 for finishing, and two if you don't race and volunteer instead.

Note from Rene Lubbers - Chief Commissaire:  Please pass on my congratulations to your members and officials who attended the HPRW Club Crit Championships. From a Commissaries’ perspective it was a safe, well run event thanks to those members who volunteered to assist. However there was one minor niggle which would be remiss of me in my role as Commissaire not to mention.

I would appreciate if you could remind those junior riders and their parents of their obligation to conform with rule 3101, paragraph “A” of the CQ by-laws in regards to gearing restrictions.

Upon inspection after the event it was noted that there were just three bikes not in keeping with the distances specified, however small the infringement. The parents of the riders were spoken to and reminded of their obligations and I’m sure that they will take steps to rectify the oversight.
I understand the tight schedule we were all working to in order to get through the day’s events however I would suggest that perhaps a 20 or 30 minute interval needs to be slotted in before the junior events in the future so that roll outs and helmet checks can be carried out on a regular basis.

Results by Age Division (photos below)