10 August Ardill-Patterson Trophy RR

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Positon Name Club
1 James McMaster Curran
2 Ross Blayney 1st NDCC
3 Shane Farren 2nd NDCC
4 William Larmour East Antrim
5 Matty Blayney 3rd NDCC
6 Liam Curran Curran
7 Richard McCullough 4th NDCC
8 Ray Brownfield 5th NDCC
9 Ian lngles Curran
10 Gareth Murray Bike Works
11 Paul Ferguson 6th NDCC
12 Mark Hodgins 7th NDCC
13 Mike Hamilton 8th NDCC
14 Michael McMullan 9th NDCC
15 Brian Simpson 10th NDCC
16 Noel Munnis 11th NDCC
17 Robin Millar Bike Works
18 Paul Smith Bike Works
19 Mark Irvine 12th NDCC

 

37 turned up tonight. It was damp and windy but the racing was good and the marshalling excellent. Thanks to all who turned out, especially those new to the club – good to see new faces helping out, and we didnt get too wet. Attached are the results.

9 August 2011

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The Prince Needs You!

Traditionally racing in Ulster has peaked early in the season with most riders having called an end to their season after spending their Easter holidays chasing pros round back roads during the Tour of the North. In recent years however there has been a shift in priorities with many riders targeting the Paris – Katesbridge as their main goal of the year.

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3 August 10 Mile TT

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Ladies

Position Name Time
1 Louise Togneri 25:48
2 Kerry Speers 26:32
3 Alison McMullian 28.29

Men

Position Name Time
1 Robin Millar Bikeworks 22:27
2 Richard McCullough 22:37
3 Declan McMackin 22:39
4 Paul Swenarton 22:57
5 John Hunter 23:03
6 Ross Blayney 23:36
7 Matty Blayney 23:45
8 Michael McMullan 23:53
9 Shane Farren 24:31
10 Mark Hodgins 24:48
11 Peter Nugent 25:06
12 Gary Swenarton 25:10
13 Chris Speers 25:22
14 Brian Simpson 25:29
15 Peter Doggart 25:42
16 Alan Patterson 24.47
17 Mark Brooks 25:55
18 John Rafferty 26:11
19 Garth Beattie 26:13
20 Paul Kirk 26:28
21 Paul Duffy 26.29
22 Noel Munnis 26:30
23 Tim Kells 26:37
24 Chris Cameron 26:46
25 Colm McLarnon 27:02
26 Raymond Nelson 27:14
27 Mark Mackey 27:31
28 Gordon Paul 27:34
29 Alex Proctor 27:39
30 Micky Forbes 28:15
31 Austin McNally 29:14
32 Oliver Mars 30:21

27 July Kirkistown R4

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Position Name Club  
1 Matty Blayney   1st NDCC
2 Stuart Henry Herbal Life  
3 Joby Holman Phoenix  
4 Richard McCullough   2nd NDCC
5 Ross Blayney   3rd NDCC
6 Paul Ferguson   4th NDCC
7 Shane Farren   5th NDCC
8 Liam Curran Curran  
9 Andy Young   6th NDCC
10 Roger Dougherty   7th NDCC
11 Glen Armstrong   8th NDCC
12 Johnny Beers East Antrim  
13 Paul Swenarton   9th NDCC
14 Eammon McConvey McConvey  
15 Stephen Watty   10th NDCC
16 Tim Kells    
17 Kieran McKenna East Antrim  
18 Anthony Mitchell    
19 Paul Kirk    
20 Colin Massey    
21 Noel Munnis    
22 Robin Millar Bike Works  
23 Brian Simpson    
24 Peter Doggart    
25 Mark Irvine    
26 Paul Smith Bike Works  
27 Ian McCurley    
28 Ian Blayney    
29 Raymond Nelson    
30 Gary Swenarton    
31 Austin McNally    
32 Stuart Ballentine XMTB  
33 Rab Watt    
34 Mike Hamilton    
35 Rachael Mitchell Eurocycles  
36 Raymond Beers XMTB  
37 Graham Brown Bike Works  
38 Gary Wilson    
39 Dave Watson    
40 Michael Crowe ???    
41 Richard Hanna Ards  
42 Chris Oakley XMTB  
43 Graham Murray Ards  
44 Ray Brownfield    
45 John Hunter    
46 Alex Proctor    
47 Claire Oakley WRC  
48 William Boyd XMTB  

26 June 2011

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CYCLISTS TESTED AT PORTAFERRY RACES

The annual Portaferry 3 day race, promoted last weekend by Ards CC, once more offered a severe test for the large North Down team that headed south for one of the most popular races on the calendar. The eight man team could not have wished for a more encouraging start when, on the Friday night stage at Kirkistown, sprinter Matty Blayney grabbed third place, right on the rear wheels of the winner John Heverin (Clann Eireann) and runner up Conor Murphy (Eurocycles). Various attempts to get a break going came to nothing, not surprising considering the speed being maintained by the peloton which covered the 30 miles at a shade under 30mph.

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