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Location: Box End Park, Bedford
Event: 20 November 2011
Report: Snowdon Sports
Team Corley Cycles secured a one-two in the eighth round of the Central League, staged by Bedfordshire Road CC in Box End Park, Bedford, on Sunday.
Nick Jones, the 24-year-old from Milton Keynes, mastered the course and finished ahead of his team-mate Greg Simcock, while Paul Robertson (Sportstest) was third.
Early fog for the youth events gave way to misty sunshine for the seniors at a venue which was around the outskirts of a Water Ski Centre.
That victory was the third in a row for Jones, and his fourth overall in the seven races so far, and is a reversal of the result from Round Four when Simcock pipped Jones to the win.
Results:
Seniors:
1 Nick Jones (Team Corley Cycles)
2 Greg Simcock (Team Corley Cycles)
3 Paul Robertson (Sportstest)
Veterans:
1 Kevin Knox (Vicious Velo)
2 Gavin Rumbles (CC Luton)
3 Roy Chamberlain (Team Corley Cycles)
Women:
1 Delia Beddis (Vicious Velo)
2 Katy Simcock (Hope Factory Racing)
3 Christina White (Team MK)
Juniors:
1 William Macke (AW Cycles)
2 Keira McVitty (Buzz Cycles)
3 Sara Gent (One Life Development Squad)
Under-16s:
1 Zinzan Heap (Team MK)
2 Luke Morgan (Welwyn Wheelers)
3 Daniel Maynard (Welwyn Wheelers)
Under-16 Girls:
1 Elizabeth Ruffley (A5 Rangers)
2 Lauren Randle (Icknield RC)
Under-14s:
1 Jonti Heap (Team MK)
2 Charles Page (Hillingdon Slipstreamers)
3 Bailey Anderson (Icknield RC)
Under-14 Girls:
1 Rhonna Grant (A5 Rangers)
2 Elizabeth Shirley (unattached)
Under-12s:
1 Tom Durkin (Welwyn Wheelers)
2 Alasdair Grant (A5 Rangers)
3 Alexi Edwards (Welwyn Wheelers)
Under-12 Girls:
1 Holly Barnett (Welland Valley CC)
2 Annabell Foxall (Beds Road CC)
Under-10s:
1 Skip Snelson (A5 Rangers)
2 Alex Wetherill (Team Tri Sports)
3 Alex Russell (unattached)
Under-10 Girls:
1 Molli Keenor (Team MK)
2 Chloe Thorne (Beds Road CC)
3 Rosie Dunbar (Beds Road CC)
British Cycling would like to thank the organising team, officials and everyone else who helped promote this event. Our sport could not exist without the hundreds of people, many of them unpaid volunteers, who put in many hours of hard work running events, activities and clubs.
