Due to current government implemented COVID restrictions club rides will be suspended. The club would kindly ask all members to adhere strictly to British cycling rules. See this link for the full guidance.
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Author: Steve
Hello everyone,
Just another reminder that there are no CWCC youth training sessions scheduled to take part for the remainder of 2020, as per the government restrictions put in place last week.
To those who attended any of our sessions in 2020, thank you for your support and we hope that you enjoyed attending and taking part!
As of this moment, I have no further update on them recommending, but please know that we are doing all we can to get these back up and running. Realistically, we are targeting a 2021 restart on Monday 1st February 2021. But let’s wait and see if there are any further developments, watch this space.
More info will be emailed out closer to the time. I am still available if anyone would like to contact me between now and February.
As per my last email, stay safe and have a merry Christmas and a happy new year! Let’s hope we can get more cycling training and racing completed in 2021!
Josef
Here is a photo gallery from CWCC resident photographer Michael Guess. Apologies to those who we missed and to those who we couldn’t name.
Feel free to use any photo you want for your own non-commercial use, please give Michael credit if you do use it. Many thanks.
27 September 2020
Course: THC33
Organising Secretary
Steven Tilly
Timekeepers
Shaun Joughin, Bill Millen
Marshals
Gareth Frost, Neil Proctor, Neil Archer, Dave Kirton, Anthony Moy, Jonathan Quain
Awards
Scratch
- 1= Jude Taylor £50
- 1= Andrew Feather £50
- 3 Tom Bell £30
Female
- 1 Hannah Farran £60
- 2 Megan Anderson £40
- 3 Georgia Campbell £30
Male Age Cats
- Juv Matthew Cole £20
- Jun John Russell £20
- V40 Richard King £20
- V45 Graeme Wardale £20
- V50 Mark Snape £20
- V55 Alain White £20
- V60+ Hilton Armstrong £20
Female Age Cats
- Jun Holly Lincoln £20
- V50 Kate Sanderson £20
Rob Hughes Memorial Shield (Fastest Teesside Vet)
- Stephen Belbin
Summary
Many thanks to organisers, timekeepers, marshals and competitors for making this, once again, a very successful event. It has been difficult getting events on this year so it was especially appreciated that you all turned up in great numbers, very heartening to see. Thank you all too for complying with the Covid regulations and keeping the event safe, hopefully next year we can get back to something like normality, though that seems a long way off just yet.
Thanks once again to our sponsors Contemporary Stokesley Hair Salon, without whom our prize fund could not be so generous, and to Fietsen Tempo CC for the Rob Hughes Shield.
This is usually an enjoyable spectacle for riders and spectators alike and attracts a fair gathering of people to cheer the riders on up the hill. However, under the current circumstances we would ask if you could kindly NOT come to spectate the event this year. It’s disappointing, I know, but it’s for the best and is in line with CTT guidance on the matter. If anyone decides that they are going to come and spectate we’d ask, in fact INSIST, that they keep well away from officials (including marshals) and participants.
Thank you for your understanding – hopefully this time next year we can get back to running and enjoying events as normal.
