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CLEVELAND WHEELERS CHRISTMAS DAY 10. 2019
Many thanks to Stewart Tanfield for the timekeeping.
Cold and fine conditions greeted the 17 riders who turned up for the traditional Christmas Day TT in Newton under Roseberry. Victory was snatched by Harry Tanfield by the narrowest of margins – full results below. Photos courtesy of Marcus Smith.
Results.
1: Harry Tanfield 21.36
2: Richard Lilleker 21.38
3: Tim Home 22.24
4: Dan Smith 22.53
5: S Claus 23.35
6: John Main 24:53
7: Toby Tanfield 25.08
8: Nick Smith 25.16
9: Dave Kirton 25.21
10: Mike Guymer 25.47
11: Annabel Sill 26:53
12: David Cole 27.35
13: Daniel Thompson 30.07
14: David Sykes 30.26
15: Eric Harkins 30.50
16: Stephen Bailes 31.05
17: Ian Holtby 32.16
Mike Cole.
Junior Training Christmas Party & Awards Night
On the 9th December CWCC held their annual Junior Training Xmas party & awards evening. As always it was a fun-filled evening with food, trophies and Santa Clause.
Here are just a few of the trophies that were up for grabs, and below is a gallery of the winners being presented with their trophies by Shereen Binks.
British Cycling “Attitude” Awards
L-R Felix Levell, Ralph Poole, George Davies
British Cycling “Sprinters” Awards
L-R Ethan S-Willis, William Horlock, Sophia Brooks
Newcomer Award
Jasmine Grant
Young-STAR Award
Leo Lucas-Barker
Volunteer Award
Finlay Davies
Parental Award
Kate Sanderson
Best Attendance Award
Riley Norton
Best Character Award
Matilda Robertson
Show Your Colours Award
Holly Sanderson
Track Talent Award
Isabel Mayes
Commitment To Sport Award
Rebecca Mayes
Team Player Award
Daniel Thompson
Broken Spoke Award
Lily O’Shea
Smiler Award
Clara McCullagh
Role Model Award
Stephen Bailes & Islay Wilson
Most Improved Award
Joseph Davies
Golden Star Award
Lewis Maynard
As well as the awards it was Xmas party night so there was plenty of food…
…and a visit from Santa, who’s clearly been on a diet.
Many thanks to all of the club coaches and helpers too who give of their time on Monday evenings to make this all possible.
L-R Chris Hatton, Paul Norton, Tom Levell, Anthony Moy, Josef George, John Horlock, Ian Thompson, Shaun Joughin
Cyclist Injury Assessment and Bike Fitting
From North Yorkshire Physiotherapy.
Cyclist Injury Assessment and Bike Fitting at NYP is a new service that we are offering for cyclists of all levels. This service is aimed at:
- maximising performance
- maximising comfort
- decreasing pain whilst cycling
- preventing pain whilst cycling
Bike fit will include a combination of:
- physiotherapist assessment of the ranges of motion of the cyclist
- assessment of the strength and flexibility of the cyclist
- assessing the position of the cyclist on the bike
Cycling is a form of exercise that should not cause pain. Therefore, most injuries on a bike are caused by trauma. Overuse or static loading injuries are due to poor biomechanics on the bike.
We aim to correct these by addressing both the rider and the bike to find the optimum position that the rider is able to assume to improve comfort, pain, and performance.
This service is conducted by Dallas Newton who is an experienced cyclist and student of all things cycling. He has experience of working with many sports people, from the professional to the weekend warrior.
For more information please see our website: www.northyorkshirephysiotherapy.co.uk/cycling-physio/
To book an appointment please call 01642 205975.
Steve Binks Funeral Arrangements
The funeral of Steve Binks will be held at St Bede’s Chapel, Acklam Crematorium on Saturday 7th December at 10:00 then afterward at the Bluebell*.
All friends and family are invited to attend, dress code is formal or informal, even cycling kit, at your own discretion. Flowers or a charitable donation (Air Ambulance) are welcome, again at your own discretion.
Shereen would like to pass on her thanks for all of the kind comments and messages that she has received, they have been a comfort to her and the family.
* Please note the car park at the Bluebell requires you to collect a slip from the hotel reception to place in your windscreen.
Bring & Buy
Just a reminder that this year’s annual CWCC Bring & Buy sale will be tomorrow, Friday 1st November at its usual venue of Stokesley Town Hall. It’s £1 per sellers’ table and a charitable donation for admission for everyone else. Anyone with cycling paraphernalia that they want shot of or those looking to pick up a bargain or a hard-to-obtain part (or some vintage kit), get yourself along.
As usual cakes & refreshments will be available, so if you just want a good natter with like-minded people or old friends, come join us.
Doors open at 6.30pm for sellers to set up and 7.00pm for general admission.
