Location: Thurso, Highland
Event: 14-15 July 2012
Report: Snowdon Sports
WINNING all three events, Tam Gordon (Dooleys Cycles) took the overall honours in breezy but warm and sunny weather for the two-day Caithness Festival of Cycling in the north of Scotland.
Gordon was fastest in the 10 and 25-mile events at Thurso and also led the way in the 11-mile Loch Calder hilly test with Tom Broadbent (Eldin CC) runner-up in all three.
Dave Harter (Forres CC) finished third in the 25 to take top spot in the incorporated North of Scotland Championship.
Results:
North of Scotland 25-mile Championship
1 Tam Gordon (Dooleys Cycles) 55-42
2 Tom Broadbent (Elgin CC) 57-53
3 Dave Harter (Forres CC) 58-04
4 Scott Jamieson (Shetland Wheelers) 58-48
5 Callum Finlayson (Forres CC) 59-49
6 Norman Skene (Granite City RT) 1-00-05
7 Roger Sewell (Ross-shire RC) 1-01-09
8 Peter Fenwick (Shetland Wheelers) 1-01-11
9 Allan Sutherland (Caithness CC) 1-02-29
10 Peter Robertson (Forres CC) 1-02-41
Women: Lorna Stanger (Caithness CC) 1-09-36
Veterans on standard: Tam Gordon +12-35
Handicap: Scott Jamieson 49-28
North Championship: 1 Harter, 2 Finlayson, 3 Sewell
Caithness 10-mile
1 Tam Gordon 21-23
2 Tom Broadbent 21-55
3 Peter Fenwick 22-23
4 Scott Jamieson 22-34
5 Norman Skene 23-01
6 David Stuart (Cromarty Firth CC) 23-44
7 Roger Sewell 23-45
8 Steve Liddle (Ben Wyvis CC) 23-46
9 Mike Gordon (Cromarty Firth CC) 23-59
10 Allan Sutherland 24-00
Women: Lorna Stanger 26-01
Youth: Thomas Deas (Cuillin Wheelers) 25-42
Veterans: Tam Gordon
Handicap: Scott Jamieson 19-34
Loch Calder Hilly 11-mile
1 Tam Gordon 26-13
2 Tom Broadbent 26-42
3 Gregor Grant (Moray Firth CC) 27-09
4 Scott Jamieson 27-39
5 Callum Finlayson 28-04
6 Peter Fenwick 28-34
7 Allan Sutherland 28-55
8 Norman Skene 29-22
9 Steve Liddle 29-45
10 David Stuart 30-12
Women: Lorna Stanger 32-30
Youth: Thomas Deas 31-54
Veterans: Tam Gordon
Handicap: Scott Jamieson 24-03
Overall
1 Tim Gordon 1-43-18
2 Tom Broadbent 1-44-19
3 Scott Jamieson 1-49-10
Women: Lorna Stanger 2-08-37
Veterans: Tamm Gordon
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.
