League of champions!!!

You would have thought with the Champions league game on telly the turn out would have been poor. I was expecting a maximum of ten riders to turn out on a cloudy windy night. That way any one that made the effort would be guaranteed at least a point. Instead we got 22 riders!
It even looks like only a PB will get you marching up (or even on) the league table.
On a night where personnel bests were achieved by approximately a third of the competitors, Collin may prove to be decisive in the League Table. This was the 4th of ten handicap races where the top seven results count. John Moir domination as regards to fastest time continues with a time of 22:53. Mike Thompson, with a PB, was second at 24:08 and John Patterson, also with a PB , third with a time of 24:24.

Other results were:
Donald McCalley 27:22, Adrian Garret PB 28:19, Alfie Geddes PB 29:13, Colin Little PB 26:29, Alex Ure 27:40, Nick Prichard PB 25:46, Ashley Kerr 29:49, Kenny Hogg 27:05, Alec Barclay 27:47, Davy Thompson 28:14, Neil Henderson 25:55, Alastair Johnson PB 26:57, Colin McCann 26:06, Graeme Kerr 26:08, Billy Geddes 29:03, Wullie McCubbin 24:59, Matt Wallace 25:58, Neil Pearson 24:46 and Robert McCallay PB 27:39.


These 10 mile time trials are handicapped races which gives every member a chance to win points. The seven best from ten are taken into account. John Patterson has regained top spot over reigning handicap champion Mike Thompson. The gap is growing between them and third place John Moir.
Holidays are coming soon so some riders, like John Moir , will miss a few weeks – shame!Alan Creighton has had his Seasons moment of glory. He overtook John Moir during the downhill at Park Farm. John’s problem is you can’t practice down hills on the rollers! So I thought we should consider changing the hill climb to a descent but then mad Mossy might win it!