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15/09/2025

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15/09/2025

HC Result: Cragg Vale Hill Climb --- Daniel Herterick fastest in the Cragg Vale Hill Climb in West Yorkshire on Sunday (Sept 13); Francesca Leveton fastest woman

1. Daniel Herterick, 00:16:35.20 senior
2. Tom Selby, 00:16:37.20 senior
3. Joseph Healy 00:17:47.70 senior
4. Will Weatherhead, 00:18:21.60 senior
5. David Meakin, 00:18:37.40 TT Bike
6. Patrick Kavanagh, 00:18:48.10 youth
7. Sebastian Marshall, 00:19:00.90 senior
8. James Allen, 00:19:08.20 senior
9. Simon Maudsley, 00:19:40.10
10. James Dowling, 00:19:50.10 junior
11. David Hunt, 00:20:02.50
12. John Raftery, 00:20:22.20
13. Ash Miles, 00:20:31.70
14. James Hargreaves, 00:20:42.00
15. Gabriel Freeman, 00:20:54.70 junior
16. Adrian Stott, 00:21:02.60 TT Bike
17. Benjy Bush, 00:21:04.40
18. Jacob Burton, 00:21:05.60 senior
19. Theo Firth, 00:21:48.70 youth
20. Keith Storey, 00:22:08.60
21. Chris Dugher, 00:22:47.00
22. Francesca Leveton, FEMALE 00:23:00.90 senior
23. Nick Higginson, 00:23:06.30
24. Edward Upton-James, 00:24:14.80 TT Bike
25. Steve Freshney, 00:25:44.40
26. Andrew Newey, 00:25:52.00 senior
27. Marjorie Davison , FEMALE 00:29:21.00
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15/09/2025

BMCR TRACK CHAMPIONS - OVERALL CATEGORY CHAMPIONS
L to R back: Oliver Hambrey (A), Paul Winstone (B), Sean Sleigh (C), Mike Twelves (E), Steve Cronshaw (F), Malcolm Freeman (H).
L to R front: Alison Fovargue (W40), Mel Sneddon (W50), Barbara Wiles (W60).

Bike racing for the over 40s | BMCR.org.uk

15/09/2025

RIDER SPOTLIGHT: DANYLO RIWNYI --- From Surviving to Winning; Danylo’s Journey to the Front of the Race by Jon Sharples - trainSharp (his coach).

One of the most rewarding parts of coaching is seeing a rider progress year after year, slowly closing the gap to the very top. It’s not about quick fixes it’s about building the engine, developing resilience, and learning how to actually race for the win.

I’ve been coaching riders for over 22 years, from juniors trying to break through to pros chasing WorldTour contracts. I’ve seen the ups, the setbacks, and the grind it takes to climb the ladder. Danylo’s story is one that really captures this process three years of steady work, belief, and commitment that has transformed him into one of the most exciting riders on the domestic scene.

Building the Engine, Growing the Confidence
When I first started working with Danylo, he had raw talent and the determination to match it. But, like many ambitious riders, he lacked the structure and consistency to turn that into real results.

Each year, we chipped away. His power numbers rose, but just as importantly, his confidence grew with them. With every step forward, he began to believe he could compete at a higher level and I believed it too. Coaching isn’t just about watts and sessions; it’s about building a rider’s constitution, so they can handle the demands of racing at the sharp end.

National Road Race Championship: Holding His Own with the Pros
This year, Danylo arrived at the National Road Race Championships in the best shape of his career. It’s a brutal race where many good riders don’t last more than a couple of laps. But Danylo didn’t just survive he was in the mix, racing shoulder to shoulder with the best in the country.

To come away as the best-placed non-professional finisher was an incredible achievement, and a sign of just how far he’d come. That performance wasn’t luck it was the result of years of building the engine, developing race craft, and learning how to believe in himself.

The Breakthrough Win: Victor Berlemont
Later in the season came another landmark moment: victory at the Victor Berlemont Trophy. Not only did he win, he did it in fine style reading the race perfectly, influencing the tactics, and taking control of the dynamics.

That was a clear turning point. Danylo had gone from being a rider who reacted to what others were doing, to one who could shape a race and ride it on his own terms. We had taught him how to race for the win, not just ride along for the outcome.

Consistency: Podiums Throughout the Season
One of the biggest measures of progress isn’t just one big result it’s consistency. And this season, Danylo showed that in spades. Week after week, he was on the podium, proving that his improvement wasn’t a one-off. He had stepped up a level and was now a genuine force in the domestic peloton.

Why This Matters
For me, Danylo’s journey sums up what coaching is about. It’s not overnight transformation. It’s building steadily, year on year, until a rider has the engine, the resilience, and the race craft to truly compete.

Every rider has more potential than they realise. With the right guidance and structure, that potential can be unlocked. Danylo is now on the cusp of something big and it’s been a privilege to guide him there.

A Final Word
If you’ve ever felt like you’re training hard but not getting the results you want, Danylo’s story is proof that things can change. With the right plan and the right support, you can go from surviving in the bunch to influencing races, stepping onto podiums, and maybe even winning the big ones.

If you’d like help finding your next level, that’s exactly what I do at trainSharp Cycling Coaching — guiding riders to train smarter, race smarter, and reach their true potential
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15/09/2025

TOM PIDCOCK: PROUD AND HAPPY AFTER THIRD IN VUELTA -- On his team's website, Tom says from home “Yeah, I feel proud. I feel happy. Think the biggest thing is now I’m free of being on a schedule every day, focused on recovering, and now I can sit in the sun and not need to worry about it. It’s probably the biggest achievement of my career so far… this third place feels like a win. But it also makes me believe I could fight for more in the future.”

Over on Wielferflits, Tom says "It's absolutely a turning point, there's no doubt about that," he says in an interview with Cyclingnews. "I used to dislike Grand Tours. Finishing third here in the Vuelta does give me a different perspective. It's made me realize that I can live up to expectations."

“It's a relief. It almost feels like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders. I wouldn't say a Grand Tour is boring, but it can be tedious. Monotonous. As a Grand Tour rider, you have to play it safe and choose the safe option. It's more fun to race spontaneously and erratically, but as a GC rider, it's important to race risk-free.”

Pidcock is also responding to his critics with this. "There's already been a lot of talk about my potential as a stage racer. The outside world expects a lot from me, but I've now shown that I can definitely deliver. This is a major achievement. I can only be happy, and I'm really looking forward to the future."

WIELFERFLITS:
https://www.wielerflits.nl/nieuws/tom-pidcock-ziet-vuelta-optreden-als-een-keerpunt-in-zijn-carriere/

15/09/2025

REPORT/RESULT/PHOTOS: TLI Cycling National TIME TRIAL Championship held at Audlem Cheshire yesterday (Sunday 14th) --- The TLI Cycling national Time Trial Championship was held yesterday on a sporting course starting and finishing in Audlem, Cheshire

Winners included (category/name) (Results attached as photos)
YA: Tommy Pope
G: Graham Lomax
F: Jeremy Adamson
J: Christian Jones
E: Stuart Hadwin
D: Kevin White
C: Mark Greenwood
B: Barry Murphy
A: Steven Fidler
Senior: Mathew Wales

The 16 mile course was tackled by over 50 riders some of whom had travelled from afar as Hampshire and Scotland to be here.

All age categories from Youth to G+ (over 75) took part with bronze, silver and gold medals plus national champions jerseys being awarded. Congratulations to the winners and thanks are extended to all competitors, the marshaling teams including Bike Marshals, the timekeepers and the catering team. We even got the weather organised - it threw it down an hour after then final riders finished!!

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15/09/2025

REPORT/RESULT: Circuit of (Not Charfield) the Mendips, Final counting event of the 2025 South League. Great racing from the riders with a two-man break (Archie Wright (wclc_rt) and Bobby Buenfeld (team_tor_2000) being out for a numbers of laps. They were reeled in and with just over 2 laps to go, the winning break formed. Driven by local riders Harvey Thomas (Reflex Nopinz), Will Duffy (Bath CC), Ben Waghorne ( Cheltenham & County CC) and Ian Vagg (Project 51).

These four worked well together extending their lead to 55 seconds, the bunch turned on the pace closing to approx 30 seconds on the line with Ian Vagg taking the win from Will Duffy. Elijah Ewon (Edinburgh Bike Fitting RT) led the chasers in for 5th. Finally a huge thanks to all the club volunteers, officials, NEGs and Accredited Marshals for creating a safe and great event. Bringing a close to the 2025 season.

1st. Ian Vagg
2nd. Will Duffy
3rd. Ben Waghorne
4th. Harvey Thomas
5th. Elijah Ewon
6th. Alex Foster
7th. Hamish Johnstone
8th. Tobias Coates
9th. Iestyn Jones
10th. Bobby Buenfeld
11th. Sam Chaplin
12th. Tommy Stroud
13th. Oscar Pratt
14th. Andrew Davenport
15th. Oscar Holt
16th. Daniel Tiley
17th. Jack Beveridge
18th. Max Duckworth
19th. Kelvin Price
20th. Josh Hall
21st. Cameron Crook
22nd. Charlie McFadzean
23rd. George Watch
24th. Ashley Towey
25th. Archie Wright
26th. Joseph Monk
27th. Mattia Righetto
28th. Tom Grigson
29th. Morgan Price

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15/09/2025

CX Result: NWCCA 1 ---- Layla Bradbrook, Benjamin Horrobin, Matt Lawton & Robert Jebb winners at round 1 of the North West Cyclocross League (Horwich Humdinger) on Sunday at Bolton

WOMEN
1. Layla Bradbrook WU23
2. Josephine Hurst WJ
3. Faye Williams, Rotor Race Team UK WU23
4. Holly Bradbrook WS
5. Verity Appleyard WM45
6. Lucy Dalgleish WU23
7. Nicola Davies WM65
8. Rebecca Bowler WS
9. Charlotte Turner, WS
10. Caroline Martinez, WM45
11. Ruth Gamwell, WM50
12. Maggie McPhillips, WM50
13. Julia Behnsen, WM45
14. Heather Corden, WS
15. Sarah Grimshaw, WM50
16. Anna Lee, WS
17. Jacqui Simcock, WM55
18. Isla Glossop, WU23
19. Anna Dawson, WS
20. Lauren Lett, WS
21. Emily Hulley, WM45
22. Anna Gornall, WS

SENIOR/JUNIOR MEN
1. Benjamin Horrobin, S
2. Joe Thorp, S
3. Romain Lantoine, S
4. Adam Morris, S
5. Samuel Holder, S
6. Richard Ashley Jennings, S
7. Jordan Bailey, S
8. Jack Ramsbottom, S
9. Iwan Cope, S
10. Martin Woffindin, Secret Training
11. Frank Pilkington, S
12. Jimmy Smith, S
13. Matthew Morris,S
14. John White, U23
15. Ben Cooper, S
16. Gabriel Rees, J
17. Will Hocking, J
18. Elliot Gough, S
19. Elliott Joseph, S
20. Thomas Hassell, J
21. Duncan Whalley, J
22. Sam Waterfield, S
23. Jack Hardman, S
24. Joseph Allen, S
25. Matthew Bell, S
26. Claude Robinson, J
27. Declan Moon, S
28. Patrick Green, S
29. Tom Banks, S
30. Thomas Gornall,

VET 40
1. Matt Lawton,
2. Alex McNicol, M45
3. David O Neill, M45
4. Rob Pugh,
5. Paul Upton,
6. John MacDonald,
7. Adam Betts,
8. Alex Smith,
9. Richard Knowles, M45
10. Mark Smith,
11. Neil Upton, M45
12. Dale Lee, Kendal Cycle Club
13. Mathew Livesey, M45
14. Neil Wilks,
15. Matt Kendall, M45
16. Joseph Cadwallader, M45
17. Graham Airey, M45
18. Stephen Stuart, RC
19. Robert Thorpe,
20. Ricky Barker,
21. James Rees, M45
22. Michael Cottrill, M45
23. Adam Mitchell, M45
24. Dave Clark, M45
25. Philip Knupfer, M45
26. Andrew Braithwaite,
27. Andrew Patterson,
28. Thomas Frater,
29. Michael Clarke, M45
30. Iain Lancaster, M45
31. Tim Condran,
32. Michael Hindley,
33. Paul Kinsella,
34. John Bishop
35. Richard Rounding,
36. Liam Rees, M45

VET 50
1. Robert Jebb,
2. Morgan Donnelly,
3. Pete Middleton,
4. Phillip Craker,
5. Mark Wood,
6. Nigel Wood,
7. Richard Smith, M55
8. Stephen Bradbrook,
9. Phil Smith
10. Luke Walsh,
11. Phil Winskill,
12. Adrian Dalgleish,
13. Nigel D***s, M55
14. Stuart Britt, M55
15. Kevin Larmer, M55
16. Charles Gray, M55
17. Michael Greaney,
18. Richard Bowditch,
19. Matthew Dawson,
20. Steven Horridge,
21. Dan Hurst,
22. Gary Scott, M55
23. Ian Stuttard,
24. Ed Hunt,
25. David Thorp,
26. Christian Smith, M55
27. Michael Hall, M55
28. Simon Diggins,
29. Simon Pateman, M55
30. Graham Bryce, M55
31. Lee Spencer, M55
32. Stephen Lloyd,
33. James Corden,
34. Alan Wilson, M55
35. Anthony Chaplow, M55
36. Stephen Williams,
37. David Myerscough, M55
38. Phil Dabner, M55
39. Michael Fugaccia,
40. Danny Halpin,
41. Mark Cartwright, M55
42. Jonathan Longworth, M55
43. Mike Lees, M55
44. James Walker,
45. Ian White,
46. Guy Groves,
47. Mark Pryal, M55
48. Robin Cummings, M55
49. Paul Glossop, M55
50. Steve Simpson,
51. Richard Byers, M55
52. Sean Cordell, M55
53. Wesley Iyanda,
54. Duncan Mcminn, M55

VET 60 +
1. Anthony Matthews
2. Mick Style
3. Brian Gough, M65
4. Thomas Bardgett
5. Sean Beswick,
6. Greg Vallance,
7. Robert Allen,
8. Michael Taylor
9. Neil Clarke,
10. Gary Kenny
11. Derek Schofield, M70
12. John Gillmore, M65
13. Adrian Watts M65
14. Terry Bolland
15. Alan Cook
16. Jim Rosser
17. Richard Bowditch, M70
18. Graham Wright, M70
19. Brian Clayton, M70

YOUTH
U16G
1. Isla Jebb
2. Katie Morgan
3. Eleanor Jenner

U16 Boys
1. Cody Bassett
2. Frank White
3. Luke Spencer
4. Arthur Fordyce
5. Joe Kendall
6. Joss Wood
7. Archie Sellers
8. Zachary Heaton
9. Toby Diggins
10. Daniel Taylor
11. Ollie Peters
12. Evan Davies

U14 GIRLS
1. Zoe Scott
2. Martha Wood,
3. Lily Neville
4. Charlotte Brighouse
5. Abigail Verrall

U14 BOYS
1. Tom Craker
2. Jos Jebb
3. Leo Walsh,
4. Red Johnson
5. Nathaniel Obertelli,
6. Samuel Cottrill,
7. Ben Ryan,
8. Oliver Hughes
9. Harry Patterson
10. Nathaniel Clegg
11. Oliver Smith
12. Tommy Bowman
13. Jonty Fordyce
14. Oliver Cottrill
15. Thomas Lansdale
16. Joel Nugent
17. Nathan Stuttard
18. Jacob Eason

UNDER 12
1. Peter Justice
2. Haris Riaz
3. Cass Kendall
4. Megan Smith
5. Iris Justice U12G
6. Ted Dewhurst
7. Ethan Said
8. Jack Bowman
9. Isla Taylor U12G
10. Edison Mitchell
11. Lily Wood
12. Oliver Yates
13. Isla McAuliffe U12G
14. Charlie Smith,
15. Kodi Bussey-Dilkes, U12G
16. Darcey Theobald, U12G
17. Sebastian Eason,
18. Iwan Murray,

UNDER 10
1. James Jackson
2. Joud Riaz
3. Jack Cavalier
4. Seth Robinson
5. Oscar Phipps
6. Franklin Berry
7. Miguel Rounding
8. Finley Morrissey
9. Wilfred Gornall
10. Leo Bonser,
11. George Edwards
12. Margot Pilkington, U10G
13. Holly Doyle, U10G
14. Finlay Anderson,
15. Iona Hulley, U10G
16. Eliza Doyle, U10G

UNDER 8
1. Sidney Brennen,
2. Finlay Smith,
3. Harry Jackson
4. Heather Brighouse, U8G
5. Elsie Cavalier, U8G
6. Rosie Lee, U8G
7. Henry Fradgley,
8. Evie McAuliffe U8G
9. William Fath,
10. Rufus Pilkington,
11. Bella Yates, U8G
12. Radley Wilson,
13. George Lee,
14. Esther Cooper-Dawson, U8G
15. Ezra Klein,
16. Juliet Brighouse, U8G
https://www.velouk.net/2025/09/15/cx-result-nwcca-1-horwich-humdinger/
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15/09/2025

CX NEWS: Cyclo-Cross Returns to Shrewsbury Sports Village ---- Cyclo-cross racing comes to Shrewsbury Sports Village this Sunday (21st September) as Mid Shropshire Wheelers host Round 3 of the Shimano Lazer West Midlands Cyclo-Cross League ( Madison ).

The event is expected to attract upwards of 400 riders, with races for all ages — from under-6s to over-70s — making it a true showcase of inclusive sport. Among the local interest, club member Jude White currently leads the Boys Under-16 category after an impressive victory at Evesham Velo Park last weekend.

Pictured is one of the event organisers, Helen Pritchard, who herself competes in the Women’s Over-50 category. Spectators are welcome throughout the day at Shrewsbury Sports Village to cheer on riders from across the region.

Event Info
🗓 When: Sunday 21st September
📍 Where: Shrewsbury Sports Village, Sundorne Road, SY1 4RQ
🚴‍♂️ First Race: Under-6s and Under-8s at 9:45am
🏁 Final Race: Senior Men at 2:30pm
🎟 Spectators: Free entry – all welcome

News presented by Dave Mellor Cycles |

15/09/2025

CX Result: Shimano Lazer West Midlands Cyclo-Cross League (WMCCL) Round 2 --- Ceris Styler and Spencer Corder win again for Rotor Race Team UK in round 2 of the Shimano Lazer WMCCL at Evesham on Sunday. Check out the number of riders below!

WOMEN
1. Ceris Styler, Rotor Race Team UK M 40-49
2. Natalie Jenks, M 40-49
3. Genny Billington, Senior
4. Scarlett Ford, Junior
5. Jess Bufton, Junior
6. Melissa Baker,
7. Helen Kirk, M 50-59
8. Catherine Kilburn, M 60+
9. Ailsa Neely, M 40-49
10. Michelle Paget, M 40-49
11. Alice O'neill, Senior
12. Mia Lewis, Junior
13. Sally Reid, M 60+
14. Sarah Jane Mcdonnell, M 50-59
15. Ella Roper, M 40-49
16. Lynsey Whitley, M 40-49
17. Jessica Harvey, M 40-49
18. Denise Burrows, M 40-49
19. Victoria Sharpe, Senior
20. Eleanor Betts, M 50-59
21. Helen Pritchard, M 50-59
22. Amy Barnes, Junior
23. Jayne Johnson, M 40-49
24. Joanne Acha, M 50-59
25. Rupa Morris, M 50-59
26. Alison Bagnall, Rotor Race Team UK M 50-59
27. Frances Williams, M 60+
28. Wendy Holmes, M 60+
29. Sarah Bonham, M 40-49
30. Rachel Askey, M 40-49
31. Laraine Oxley, M 50-59
32. Kerry Guest, M 50-59
33. Natasha Dent, M 40-49
34. Carolyn Jennings, M 60+
35. Nicola Woodward, M 40-49
36. Sheena Law, M 60+
37. Vivienne Elliott, M 60+
38. Judith Harper, M 60+

MEN - SENIOR/JUNIOR/VET 40
1. Spencer Corder, Rotor Race Team UK Under 23
2. Sullivan Berry, Rotor Race Team UK Under 23
3. Sam Morris,
4. Anthony Neave, Senior
5. James Garrett, Senior
6. Dean Callister, Senior
7. John Mcallister, Senior
8. Sebastian Bacon, Senior
9. Iestyn Rowlands, Junior
10. Dieter Droger, M 40-49
11. Nathan Daverson, Senior
12. Tom Payton, Senior
13. Sam Brownsword, Under 23
14. Jonah Beadle, Senior
15. Robert Burns,
16. Richard Shephard, M 40-49
17. Nicky Morris, M 40-49
18. Jack O'neill, Senior
19. Gary Price, M 40-49
20. Nate Bomans, Senior
21. Rikky Hughes, Senior
22. Ed Moseley, M 40-49
23. Jefferson Tear-Verweij, Junior
24. Chris Mapp, M 40-49
25. Andy Wearing, M 40-49
26. Joe Homer, Under 23
27. Daniel Ascroft, Under 23
28. Matthew Higgins, M 40-49
29. Daniel Hunt, M 40-49
30. Philip Hunt, M 40-49
31. Colin Miller, M 40-49
32. Jamie Jackson, Senior
33. Thomas Bradley, M 40-49
34. Thomas Hobson, Junior
35. Ben Caine, M 40-49
36. Matt Peirce, M 40-49
37. Noah Scriven, Junior
38. Benjamin Hancock, none Under 23
39. Malakhi Bailey, Junior
40. Martin Brown, Senior
41. Ruben Stringfellow, Junior
42. Dan Brooks, Senior
43. Toby Turner, Senior
44. Stuart Mackay, Senior
45. Patrick Neely, Under 23
46. Andrew Atkinson, Senior
47. Mark Farries, M 40-49
48. Colin Smith, M 40-49
49. Ben Wood, Senior
50. James Gibney, Senior
51. Steven Wasley, M 40-49
52. Dean Jones, Senior
53. Ed Silverton, Senior
54. Glenn Wilkinson, M 40-49
55. Adam Johnson, M 40-49
56. Robert Neely, M 40-49
57. Marcus Bufton, Senior
58. William Lewis, Senior
59. Nicolas Etienne, M 40-49
60. Pawel Domanski, M 40-49
61. Ryan Young, Junior
62. Russell Mcausland, M 40-49
63. Andrew Bonjour, Senior
64. Nicholas Huins, Senior
65. Ewan Grey, M 40-49
66. Michael Cosnett, M 40-49
67. Craig Fletcher, M 40-49
68. Mark Pritchard, Senior
69. Jamie Ryman-Tubb, Aerologic RT Senior
70. Andrew Parkes, M 40-49
71. Ashley Mills, 40-49
72. Jamie Martin, Senior
73. Paul Bufton, M 40-49
74. Anton Blackie, M 40-49
75. David Sinton, M 40-49
76. Jay Andrews, Senior
77. Mike Brownsword, M 40-49
78. Phil Jevons, M 40-49
79. Gary Smith, M 40-49
80. Charlie Yorke, Senior
81. Luke Pardoe, M 40-49
82. Josh Hill, Senior
83. Adrian Rooney, M 40-49
84. Mark Richards, M 40-49

VET 50/60+
1. Nick Whitley, M 50-59
2. Darren Atkins, M 50-59
3. David Morris, M 50-59
4. Jeremy Harrold, M 50-59
5. Nick Popham, M 50-59
6. Mark Shepherd, M 50-59
7. James Cragg, M 50-59
8. Stewart Phipps, M 50-59
9. Warren Drew, M 50-59
10. Rich Edge, M 50-59
11. Christian Morgan, M 50-59
12. Spencer Parker, M 50-59
13. Tim Barnes, M 50-59
14. Jon Chandler, M 50-59
15. Alan Ford, M 50-59
16. Gary Brooks, M 50-59
17. James Strain, M 50-59
18. Leon Field, M 60+
19. Paul Mansfield, M 50-59
20. Ralph Harris, M 50-59
21. Simeon Lloyd, M 50-59
22. Kevin Payton, M 60+
23. Matt Mannings, M 50-59
24. Harvey Rose, M 50-59
25. Garry Bolton, M 50-59
26. Donald Gray, M 60+
27. Michael Edgar,
28. Jonathan Seed, M 50-59
29. Grahame Hickin, M 60+
30. Ian Wright, M 60+
31. David Garrett, M 60+
32. Andrew Grier, M 50-59
33. Andy Nolan, M 50-59
34. Peter Bromwich, M 60+
35. Gary Corden, M 50-59
36. Peter Busby, M 60+
37. Andy Jackson, M 50-59
38. John Robinson, M 60+
39. Mark Byard, M 50-59
40. Paul Guest, M 50-59
41. Marvin Lee, M 50-59
42. Martyn Rogers, M 50-59
43. James Woodward, M 60+
44. Philip Bromwich, M 50-59
45. Gareth Cann, M 50-59
46. Mark Freeman, M 60+
47. Gaz Strickland, M 50-59
48. Gary Rowing-Parker, M 60+
49. Charles Brown, M 60+
50. John Byatt,
51. Toby Marshall, M 50-59
52. Chris Hancock, M 50-59
53. Keith Richards, M 60+
54. Mike Harrison, M 50-59
55. Simon Jones, M 60+
56. Paul Freeman, M 60+
57. Andrew Reid, M 60+
58. David Talbot, M 50-59
59. John Homer, M 50-59
60. Michael Dobson, M 60+
61. Kevin Bodley, M 60+
62. Nick Huband, M 50-59
63. Daniel Wicks, M 50-59
64. Mark Lampitt, M 60+
65. Mark Deakin, M 60+
66. Alan Buxcey, M 50-59
67. Robin Worman, M 60+
68. Julian Holt, M 50-59
69. Steve Groves, M 50-59
70. David Perry, M 50-59
71. Jason Halstead, M 50-59
72. John Potts, M 50-59
73. Dean Hand, M 50-59
74. David Pullen, M 60+
75. Stephen Masters, M 60+
76. Nick Francks, M 50-59
77. Mark Garrett, M 60+
78. Tim Stowe, M 60+
79. Stephen Kloda, M 50-59
80. Nigel White, M 60+
81. Steve Elcocks, M 60+
82. Clive Powell, M 60+
83. Peter Varian, M 60+
84. Chris Charles, M 60+
85. Nick Cheese, M 50-59
86. Phil Metcalfe, M 60+
87. Robert Burns, M 60+
88. Mike Haddon, M 60+
89. Paul Sobczyk, M 60+
90. Peter Mooney, M 60+
91. Michael Punter, M 50-59
92. Dave Mellor, M 60+
93. Darren Blakemore, M 50-59
94. Richie Whitehouse, M 50-59
95. Steve Price, M 60+
96. Mark Ritson, M 60+
97. Ian Forrester, M 60+
98. Peter Ward, M 60+
99. Michael Gould, M 60+
100. Peter Marshall, M 60+
101. Derek Hill, M 60+
102. Michael Cooper, M 60+
103. Gordon Richards, M 60+

YOUTH
1. Jude White, Youth A
2. Ben Bramford-Hale, Youth A
3. Oliver Howard, Youth A
4. Tom Oxley, Youth A
5. Gregory Latuszynski, Youth B
6. Ambrose Mapp,
7. Gabriel Channings, Youth A
8. Harry Donald, Youth B
9. Blake Knight, Youth B
10. Jamie Kerry, Youth B
11. Harry Hughes, Youth A
12. Edward Peters, Youth B
13. Matthew Russell, Youth B
14. Joshua Arthur, Youth B
15. Jacob Lattimer, Youth B
16. Huw Mabey, Youth B
17. Charlie Beech, Youth A
18. Isaac Weir, Youth B
19. William Goodwin, Youth B
20. Rueben Abbotts, Youth A
21. Eva-Joan Leavis, (FEMALE) Youth A
22. Ruben Delbeke, Youth B
23. Isabella Jones, (FEMALE) Youth B
24. Jack Boon, Youth B
25. Noah Warne, Youth B
26. Toby Leavis, Youth B
27. Henry Keene, Youth B
28. Jaime Downing, (FEMALE) Youth A
29. Teleri Rowlands, (FEMALE) Youth B
30. Jeremy Hill, Youth A
31. Francesca Gill, (FEMALE) Youth B
32. Alfie Punter, Youth A
33. Oscar Delbeke, Youth B
34. Jessica Askey, (FEMALE) Youth B
35. Ionie Johnson Hayward, (FEMALE) Youth B
36. Nancy Oliver, (FEMALE)
37. Oliver Owen, Youth B
38. Jorgie Gillett, (FEMALE) Youth B
39. Harriet Cosnett, (FEMALE) Youth B
40. Toby Byard, Youth B
41. Georgia Lloyd, (FEMALE) Youth A
42. Heledd Rowlands, (FEMALE) Youth B
43. Annie Oxley, (FEMALE) Youth B
44. Archie Hunt, Youth B
45. Evelyn Charles, (FEMALE) Youth B
46. Harrison Jeffery, Youth B
47. James Phillips, Youth B
48. Rafe Smith, Youth B
49. Fabian Etienne, Youth B
50. Rose Neely, (FEMALE) Youth A
51. Harvey Jarman, Youth B
52. Harry Alexander, Youth B
53. Sam Styler, Youth B
54. Ilya Eaton, Youth B

UNDER 12
1. Danny Davies, Under 12
2. Joseph Gill, Under 12
3. Lucas Shephard, Under 12
4. Zofia Latuszynska, (FEMALE) Under 12
5. Calum Mcausland, Under 12
6. Ethan Parkes, Under 12
7. Bradley Betts, Under 12
8. Tyler Raybould, Under 12
9. Leo Miller, Under 12
10. Eddie Shardlow, Under 12
11. Elsie Brinkman, (FEMALE)
12. Joshua Tranter, Under 12
13. Austin Holdstock, Under 12
14. Charlotte Furniss, (FEMALE) Under 12
15. Matilda Cosnett, (FEMALE) Under 12
16. William Jones, Under 12
17. Oliver Boon, Under 12
18. Demi Vincent, (FEMALE) Under 12
19. Natalia Domanska, (FEMALE) Under 12
20. Betsy Gibney, (FEMALE) Under 12
21. Ben Quest, Under 12
22. Holly Byard , (FEMALE) Under 12
23. Carmen Wilson, (FEMALE) Under 12
24. Seth Wearing, Under 12
25. Millie Richards , (FEMALE) Under 12

UNDER 10
1. Benjamin Stephens, Under 10
2. Flynn Higgins, Under 10
3. Arthur Keay, Under 10
4. Harvey Yorke, Under 10
5. Quinn Holdstock, Under 10
6. Scott Cary, Under 10
7. Isabelle Dent, (FEMALE) Under 10
8. Theodore Wynn, Under 10
9. James Keene, Under 10
10. Sebastian Blackie, Under 10
11. Jensen Walker, Under 10
12. Jacob Pardoe, Under 10
13. Seb Stagg, Under 10
14. Henry Wood, Under 10
15. Tara Richmond-Russell, (FEMALE) Under 10
16. Leonardo Page, Under 10
17. Zeb Mclellan, Under 10
18. George Bowater, Under 10
19. Isla Byard, (FEMALE) Under 10
20. Sidney Dunne, Under 10
21. Felicity Keene, (FEMALE) Under 10
22. Olivia Hunt, (FEMALE) Under 10
23. Fergus Irons, Under 10
24. Ivy Ross, (FEMALE) Under 10
25. Teddy Spring Wallis, Under 10
26. Jennifer Kerry , (FEMALE) Under 10
27. Agustina San Juan, (FEMALE) Under 10
28. Walter Blackie, Under 10
29. Jack Quest, Under 10
30. Cole Wright, Under 10

UNDER 8
1. Wilfred Dunne, Under 8
2. Toby Fuller, Under 8
3. Sibylla Sinton, (FEMALE) Under 8
4. Jesse Longfils, Under 8
5. Alana Brinkman, (FEMALE) Under 8
6. Bradley Walker, Under 8
7. Bray Thompson, Under 8
8. Hubert Irons, Under 8
9. Logan Conway, Under 8
10. Rufus Semken, Under 8
11. Joseph Long, Under 8
12. Maddison Davies, (FEMALE) Under 8
13. Lara Stephens, (FEMALE) Under 8
14. Hugo Higgins, Under 8
15. Xavier Giddings, Under 8
16. Ranulph Shipley, Under 8
17. Henry Keay, Under 8
18. Zara Williams, (FEMALE) Under 8
19. Hermione Tranter, (FEMALE) Under 8
20. Daniel Caine, Under 8
21. Eyre Crowe-Wardrop, (FEMALE) Under 8
22. Odie Mclellan, Under 6
23. Noah Pardoe, Under 8
24. Nancy Spring Wallis, (FEMALE) Under 8
25. George Davis, Under 8
26. Oscar Lee, Under 8
27. Reese Goldsby, (FEMALE) Under 8
28. Lewie Callister, Under 8
29. Peter Wood, Under 8
30. Alfie Higgins, Under 6
31. George Bradley, Under 8
32. Esme Wilson, (FEMALE) Under 8
33. Olivia Mcausland, (FEMALE) Under 8
34. Samuel Wearing, Under 8
35. Polly Dent, (FEMALE) Under 8
36. Ethan Honey, Under 8
37. Ted Fuller, Under 6
38. Faith Jackson, (FEMALE) Under 8
39. Charlie Weir, Under 6
40. Rory Lawson Tarling, Under 6
41. Brooks Thompson , Under 6
42. Ollie Hanson, Under 8
43. Ellen Dunne, (FEMALE) Under 6
44. Madeleine Haden, (FEMALE) Under 8
45. Noah Bowater, Under 8
46. Imogen Shephard, (FEMALE) Under 8
47. Hugo Yorke, Under 6
48. Woody Shipley, Under 6
49. Ronnie Field, Under 6
https://www.velouk.net/2025/09/15/cx-result-shimano-lazer-wmccl-round-2-2/

| Dave Mellor Cycles | Madison | Freewheel

15/09/2025

BIG well done to Jason for his images of the BMCR track champs. The sport needs more people to do what he did, to go public with the images that will tell a good story of an event... a positive thing to do but few bother sadly. Social media seems to be more about aggressive/negative comments than sharing good news images of our sport that put a smile on the faces of those involved...