Club H'Cap Competition

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Simon Dighton
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Club H'Cap Competition

Post by Simon Dighton » 17 Jun 2017 14:43

wed is the club handicap - 20 miles on a great course

Attached are the handicaps (If not on list handicap for Men is 8-30, Juniors / Vets - 10 & Women 12-30. Handicap times on these base times is restricted to a minimum of 47 minutes)

Keith Adcock 11.31
Paddy Allaway 2.30
Brian Botfield 15.45
Steve Bull 4.30
Matt Clegg 5.08
Chris Cole 13.27
Dave Cole 14.13
Neil Compton 14.28
Laurence Cooley 6.52
Roger Cutler 6.32
Paul Deane 13.34
Simon Dighton 7.58
Toby Draper 4.44
Colin Edney 4.10
Barry Evans 5.00
Phil Field 8.41
Kevin Frobisher 12.14
Phil Gameson 7.46
Richard Greer 4.00
Keri Harris 24.54
Alistair Hey 6.46
John Hitchcock 6.57
Chris Hudson 3.36
Anne Hughes 19.21
Dave Hughes 11.41
Richard Kent 25.08
Richard Kings 9.49
Fred Lacroix 13.53
Gary Lowe 10.12
Garry Mackintosh 25.51
Martin McGowan 4.03
John Notter 7.00
Simon Packer 6.36
Mark Patton 5.31
Phil Richards 8.07
Mark Roberts 5.11
Amarjit Sanghera 4.57
Nick Shenton 5.18
James Tate 5.19
Ian Taylor 6.22
Nicholas Vipond 7.45
Paul Watkins 9.00
Tony Webb 13.32
Simon Wheeler 8.06
Charles White 10.51
Gemma Johnson 15.00

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Re: Club H'Cap Competition

Post by Yosser » 19 Jun 2017 14:53

Now that is a generous HC I've got there. Very tempting!

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Re: Club H'Cap Competition

Post by WorcsPhil » 19 Jun 2017 17:46

Agreed, Dave...but Gary Mac could unicycle around and still win with his handicap. :D

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Re: Club H'Cap Competition

Post by Yosser » 19 Jun 2017 21:42

Dam but you're right. How did he do that? I suggest; give him the trophy, cancel the event and decide which pub we will all go to instead.

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Re: Club H'Cap Competition

Post by Simon Dighton » 19 Jun 2017 22:35

Same list but apols to Jessica and Xavier as somehow missed off - please let me know if anyone else missing. A genuine ride from Gary last year set his handicap. Think he must have been on a unicycle with a flat tyre when he set that time. Best Simon



Paddy Allaway 2.30
Brian Botfield 15.45
Steve Bull 4.30
Matt Clegg 5.08
Chris Cole 13.27
Dave Cole 14.13
Neil Compton 14.28
Laurence Cooley 6.52
Roger Cutler 6.32
Paul Deane 13.34
Simon Dighton 7.58
Toby Draper 4.44
Colin Edney 4.10
Barry Evans 5.00
Phil Field 8.41
Kevin Frobisher 12.14
Phil Gameson 7.46
Richard Greer 4.00
Keri Harris 24.54
Alistair Hey 6.46
John Hitchcock 6.57
Chris Hudson 3.36
Anne Hughes 19.21
Dave Hughes 11.41
Richard Kent 25.08
Richard Kings 9.49
Fred Lacroix 13.53
Gary Lowe 10.12
Garry Mackintosh 25.51
Martin McGowan 4.03
John Notter 7.00
Simon Packer 6.36
Mark Patton 5.31
Scott Povey 0.00
Jessica Rhode Jones 4.55
Phil Richards 8.07
Mark Roberts 5.11
Amarjit Sanghera 4.57
Nick Shenton 5.18
James Tate 5.19
Ian Taylor 6.22
Nicholas Vipond 7.45
Paul Watkins 9.00
Tony Webb 13.32
Simon Wheeler 8.06
Charles White 10.51
Gemma Johnson 15.00
Xavier Disley 0.57

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Re: Club H'Cap Competition

Post by neilo » 20 Jun 2017 07:48

I'm not on there, should I be?

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Re: Club H'Cap Competition

Post by Patch » 20 Jun 2017 08:10

3:36 :shock:
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Re: Club H'Cap Competition

Post by Hels147 » 20 Jun 2017 08:41

Do you need to have done the course before to get a handicap?
If you’re all about the destination, take a f#€king flight!

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Re: Club H'Cap Competition

Post by RichK » 20 Jun 2017 09:25

Hels147 wrote:
20 Jun 2017 08:41
Do you need to have done the course before to get a handicap?
If you've not ridden the course before you'll get a base line handicap. However, there's an additional proviso that your final (after handicap) time can't be below the base.

So for this course, ladies get a base handicap of 12 mins 30 sec(??? shown as 12.3 mins). The base time in 47 mins - so even if you beat 59 mins 20, your final handicapped time will be 47 mins.

http://www.beaconrcc.org.uk/club_races/ ... p_2014.pdf
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Re: Club H'Cap Competition

Post by John » 20 Jun 2017 21:32

Is anybody driving from south Birmingham and able to give me a lift?

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Re: Club H'Cap Competition

Post by IanT » 20 Jun 2017 21:56

John - have pm'd you - Ian

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Re: Club H'Cap Competition

Post by martin mc » 20 Jun 2017 22:52

I rode parts of the course this evening to check for loose chippings following surface dressing works.

The event will still go ahead but there are 2 stretches of road where riders must exercise caution.

The first section comes at approx 8 miles when riders turn left from The Saltway onto Goosehill Lane. Be careful as you make this turn, the road you turn left into has been surface dressed recently & there may be some loose gravel at junction. Road markings are also missing at junction so be aware if there is any traffic making a right turn into this road at same time as you - do not assume you have priority. Despite advisory speed limit of 20mph on this stretch of road (which lasts approx 1.5 miles) it appears to already have been well swept of loose gravel & none of the chippings were sticking to my tyres.

The second stretch of road requiring caution comes at approx 13 miles in village of Crowle, immediately after passing village hall on left. Again the road from here until you join A422 road at Broughton Hackett has been surface dressed, about a mile in total. This surface dressing has been down longer than the other section but there is more loose gravel on this bit. Riders must exercise particular caution on the sharp bends immediately after the start of this stretch of road, a marshall will be posted here so please slow down here. Also exercise caution for the 2 left turns in Broughton Hackett in case of loose gravel. Again none of the gravel was deep or sticking to my tyres.

Riders will be warned at signing on before event so please heed warnings & stay safe.

In case anyone isn't familiar with the course it's the one we used in April, a description can be found at
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=8203
The marshalls available tomorrow will be located to warn of areas requiring caution not to guide riders around so please make sure you are familiar with route beforehand or load it onto your GPS device.

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Re: Club H'Cap Competition

Post by IanT » 21 Jun 2017 07:50

John - pm function seems to have stopped working for me, text me your address and I'll pick you up shortly after 5pm.

Ian

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