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Road Race Report / Re: 2022 Western NSW ESport Cycling Champs
« on: May 27, 2022, 02:56:08 PM »
Unofficial 2022 Western NSW ESport Cycling RESULTS
Ahead of the official results which will be released by Auscycling Officials sometime 27th May 2022.. The early Zwift results suggests the following results for the c Champs
A Grade
Dubbo’s Kate Spicer looks to have successfully defended her A Grade Western Division Title, defeating top Bathurst female riders Bec Manning and Kirsten Howard, with Bathurst riders Jenn Arnold and Ange Falzarano not far from the Podium.
Mark Windsor, runner-up in last years A Grade Western NSW A Grade Men title to Orange’s Luke Tuckwell, looks to have gone one better in 2022 defeating Will Hodges who had connection problems.
B Grade
Bathurst looks likely to win both Western NSW B Grade titles with Alex Banner the likely Female winner and Jack Cannon defeating Cal Baker in the men title.
C Grade
C Grade Championship is very close, with riders from all 4 Western Clubs in the mix for a spot on the podium in the men’s title. Dubbos Tim Howlett and Seb Hanscomb, Bathurst’s Hamer & Reece; Oranges Yeo and Mudgee’s van Schaik & Jonny Empson are all only a hand full of seconds apart in the sprint finish. Others in the mix including Gary Barber, Gary Baker, Rod Lovett and Peter Wilson
However it does look like Mudgee will take the C Grade female title with nice performances by Giselle Denley and Lauren Carr
D Grade
There was a great battle for the D Grade men’s championship between Bathurst and Mudgee with Rod Esdaile (Bathurst) and Rowan Rowlands (Mudgee) less than a second apart at the finish. Bennett, Robinson, Borg and Honeyman not far away also. While Bathurst is likely to make a clear sweep of the D Grade female podium with Claire Scott Cathy Adams and Rosie Hastings….

Stay Tune for the official results 

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Road Race Report / 2022 Western NSW ESport Cycling Champs
« on: May 27, 2022, 02:54:15 PM »
2022 Western NSW ESport Cycling Champs
(Round 6 AUSCYCLING NATIONAL CLUB ESPORTS CYCLING 2022 SERIES)
With the 2022 National Esports Series divided into two parts, the Annual Western NSW Esports Championships where scheduled for the final round of the first season - Round 6 on Makuri Island. With Western NSW one of the highest ranked cycling regions in Australia there was great competition for the Western Titles among the Bathurst, Dubbo, Mudgee and Orange Cycling Clubs
The 2022 western NSW teams include --

Bathurst Cycling Club
Jenn Arnold, Cathy Adams, Gary Baker, Cal Baker, Alex Banner, Luke Barbetti, Steve Bennett, Gavin Borg, Jack Cannon, Matt Cowley, Steve Cox, Rodney Esdaile, Angela Falzarano, Ella Falzarano, Jeff Frank, Toireasa Gallagher, Gary Hamer, Rosemary Hastings, Will Hodges, Kirsten Howard, Craig Hutton, Stephen Jackson, Paul Jones, Will Lesh, Rodney Lovett, Rebecca Manning, Craig McAlister, Thomas McClelland, David Nicholas, Bec O'Connor, Ryan O'Donnell, David Reece, Jack Reen, Laura Renshaw, Marian Renshaw, Stuart Renshaw, Joanne Renshaw,  Michael Robinson, Claire Scott, Ray Thorn, Luke Tuckwell, Peter Wilson, Mark Windsor

Mudgee Cycling Club
Carl Holleman, Rowan Rowlands, Matt Webster, David van Schaik, Brendan Jones, John Empson, Louise Briety, Giselle Denley, Lauren Carr, Gareth Fuller

Dubbo Cycling Club
Gary Barber, Mark Collett, John Curley, Neil Diamond, Kurt Eather, Jason Farr, David Flemming, Sebastian Hanscomb, Simon Heppell, Michael Howlett, Tim Howlett, Benjamin OBrien, Graeme Peadon, Richard Reynolds, Daniel Richardson, Isabelle Russell, Aaron Seaman, Tony Simic, Kate Spicer, Daniel Stewart

Orange Cycle Club tbc
Mitchell Bland, Oscar Hansen, B Yeo tbc, Xavier Bland

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Road Race Report / 2022 Carroll/Scott Memorial Triathlon
« on: March 20, 2022, 06:37:39 PM »
13th running of the Carroll/Scott Memorial Triathlon Today.
The inaugural event was held February 2008 but in recent times the event sadly had to be cancelled a couple of times due to covid19 and road permissions.   
Considered much more than just the premier trophy race of the Bathurst Wallabies Triathlon club’s calendar, in the early days the event was also considered the club championship. It is also very much a part of the club’s DNA as it is linked to the establishment of the club, remembering life members Dave Carroll and Dave Scott who were both at the initial meeting to discuss the forming of the club. 

The men’s event has been dominated by 2 athletes, Richard Hobson in the early years and then Nick North.
It was Nick North that continued this amazing record again in 2022 defeating Will Kelly and Mark Windsor in the feature event setting the fastest time for that course this summer. Former Club Champ Josh Stapley 4th with Sebastian Prior rounding out the top 5 in front of Declan.
Nick now has the remarkable record of racing the Carroll/Scott Memorial Triathlon 8 times and winning every time he has started it.

While there has been a female winner each year since the 2008 event, it seems Carroll/Scott Memorial trophy for the female triathletes was first awarded in 2012. In that time there has been many impressive winners however the 2022 winner Mercede Cornelius-Feltus will certainly go down as one of the most impressive; doing an extra lap in the pool before winning in an excellent time. Top Bathurst sportswomen Candice Falconer was runner up in front of Chelsea Hosking with Tania Pringle and Virginia van Gend making up the top 5, and Fallon Weal, Bec Oconnor and Amanda Robinson rounding out the top 8.

The Club also held a Long Course Support Event which was won by Aaron Burgess in the mens category and one of Bathurst top endurance athletes Kathleen Stutsel defeating  Catherine West, with Barb Hill talking 3rd infront of Rebecca Hamment.

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2022 Bathurst Cycling Club Road Season:
See Bathurst Cycling Club Website/Facebook for official information

2nd January 2021 – No Race

9th Jan 2022 -- Bathurst Screamer All-In Handicap “First Race of 2022”     
1Darren Fenton 2 Gary Hamer 3 Glen Partridge, 4 Jille Harris 5 Cathy Adams
Fastest Time - 1 Mark Windsor 25m23sec 2Jack Cannon 3 Craig Hutton –
Fastest Female Toireasa Gallagher 28min 57sec - First Female - 1 Jille Harris

16 Jan 2022 - 30 km 2Roads Handicap
RESULTS - 1Steven Scott (5:45s), 2Ebony Robinson (8min), 3Toireasa Gallagher (8min), 4Damien Bennett (5:45s), 5Mick Foran (8min),
Fastest Time – Craig Hutton 41:05 2Jack Cannon 3Stu Renshaw 4Mark Windsor 5Ian Grant - Fastest Female – 1Ebony Robinson 48:10

23 Jan 2022 – Individual Time Trial (Velo Start)
A Grade - 1Simon Hickey 29.57 2Dave Nicholas 32.01 3Jack Cannon 33.11
B Grade - 1Ray Thorn 33:50 Ian Grant 34:02 Tony Shaw 34:12
C Grade - 1Darren Fenton 35:27 2Toireasa Gallagher 3 Tim Roebuck
D Grade - 1Peter Hickey 42:00 2Rosemary Hastings 3Cathy Adams

30/01/2022- 20km BCC Bathurst Isuzu Ute Handicap
RESULTS - 1David Nicolas 2Nicholas Barrett 3Craig Hutton 4Jack Cannon 5Mark Windsor
First Female 1Jille Harris 2Bec OConnor 3Lara Allan - Fastest Time - David Nicolas 24:26

6th Feb 2022 - Bcc 16km - Time Trial
A Grade - 1Jack Reen (21:14) 2Mark Windsor 3Nick Barrett
B Grade – 1Ray Thorn (22:28) 2Ian Grant 3Dave Reece
C Grade - 1Toireasa Gallagher (24:21) 2Jille Harris 3Ebony Robinson
D Grade – 1Bec Manning (25:45) 2Cathy Adams 3David Hyland

13th Feb 3 Roads Handicap
RESULTS – Rosey Hastings (20min) 2Sam Welsh (20min) 3Bec Manning (9:30s) – FT Craig Hutton (Scr)

20th Feb 2022 – Rd 1 RPP Road Series Crit Champs – Sulman Park
A Grade 1Luke Tuckwell 2Craig Hutton 3Stu Renshaw
B Grade 1Ray Thorn Dave 2Reece 3Scott James
C Grade 1Ebony Robinson 2Bruce Hutton 3Gary Hamer
D Grade 1Sam Welsh 2Cathy Adams 3David Hyland

20th Feb 2022 - 2021 Presentation Dinner
Weal Trophy -- 1David Reece 2Cadel Lovett 3Luke Tuckwell - Top Female Jille Harris
Carroll Award -- Damien Bennett

27th Feb 2022 - Bcc 26km Handicap
RESULTS - 1Toireasa Gallagher (7:15) 2Sam Welsh (15min) 3Mick Foran (7:15) 4Gary Hamer 5Peter Wilson     
Fastest Time - 1 Nic Barrett 41min 42s 2Jack Cannon 3Mark Windsor
Fastest Female - 1Toireasa Gallagher 46min 40sec 2Cathy Adams 3Rosemary Hastings

6th March 2022 - 2 Roads Handicap - Sutherland Drive Finish - 29km
1Scotts Roots (4:30) 2Josiah Cooke (1min) 3Bec Manning (2min) 4Ian Grant (2min) 5Jille Harris (9:30).
Fastest Time 1Cadel Lovett 44:46 2Josiah Cooke 3Nic Barrett
Fastest Female - 1Bec Manning 46:24 2Hannah Roots 3Charlotte Lovett

13th March 2022 - Bcc ITT Champs -(Rd 2 RPP Road Series) - ITT Course
A Grade 1Jeremy Ryan 20:30 2Craig Hutton 20:58 3Jack Cannon 22:38
B Grade 1Ray Thorn 22:46 2Dave Reece 3Rod Lovett
C Grade 1Darren Fenton 24:20 2Toireasa Gallagher 3Bruce Hutton
D Grade 1Cath Adams 27:18 2Rosemary Hastings 3Joanne Renshaw

20th March 2022 Round 3 Renshaw Pedal Project Rd Series - 2Rds (St Johns)
A Grade 1Stu Renshaw 2Jack Cannon 3Nick Barrett
B Grade 1Dave Reece 2Ray Thorn 3Scott James 4Tony Barlow 5Glen Partridge
C Grade 1Mick Foran 2Gary Hamer 3Rob Stephen 4Toireasa Gallagher 5Pete McKinnon
D Grade 1Cath Adams 2Rosemary Hastings 3Jo Renshaw

27th March 2022 3Roads Handicap (Velo start/Sutho Finish)
RESULTS – 1Bec Manning 2Jack Cannon 3Nic barrett 4Rob Stephen 5Glen Partridge
Fastest Time - Jack Cannon 45:23 FF Bec Manning 46:07

3rd April 2022 Clancy Motors 2Rds Handicap (St John Finish)
RESULTS – 1Jack Cannon 2Nick Barrett 3Ray Thorn 4Robert Jeffries 5Darren Fenton
1st Female - Cathy Adams
Fastest Time Jack Cannon 42:14; Fastest Female: Jille Harris 50:05

Saturday Racing Startssee 2022 Winter Saturday Road Season

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Road Race Report / Bcc - Graded individual Time Trial (16km)
« on: February 06, 2022, 03:27:42 PM »
Bcc 16km - Time Trial - 6th Feb 2022
Bathurst Cycling Club held a Graded individual Time Trial on it Championship Course on the weekend.
Considering the tough windy conditions the times where fast in all 4 grades –

New rider Bec Manning recording an impressive 25:45 for the 16km event to dominate the D Grade Category, second was the current D Grade champ Cathy Adams with David Hyland defeating Lara Allen Bec OConnor and Amanda Robinson for third place.

The female riders also dominated C Grade with Toireasa Gallagher continuing her good recent form to not only win the Grade but also the fastest female overall, stopping the clock at 24:21. Former Masters Champion Jille Harris and Junior Champ Ebony Robinson finishing in a deadheat for second ahead of Nev Krahe, Scott Allen, Peter Hickey and junior rider Charlotte Lovett.

Ray Thorn recorded a personal best of 22:28 to win B Grade from strong Blue Mountains rider Ian Grant with David Reece finishing third.
 
It was a good battle in A Grade with Mark Windsor leading early in the event before top local triathlete Jack Reen fought back to level pegging around the midway point. Reen stopping the clock at 21:14 to record the fastest time of the day 13seconds in front of Windsor. Nicholas Barrett finishing in third place ahead of promising junior rider Cadel Lovett.

RESULTS – 16km Time Trial – Champs Course
A Grade -  1Jack Reen (21:14) 2Mark Windsor 3Nick Barrett
B Grade – 1Ray Thorn (22:28) 2Ian Grant 3Dave Reece
C Grade - 1Toireasa Gallagher (24:21) 2Jille Harris 3Ebony Robinson
D Grade – 1Bec Manning (25:45) 2Cathy Adams 3David Hyland

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Road Race Report / 20km BCC Bathurst Isuzu Ute Handicap
« on: January 30, 2022, 09:54:37 PM »
20km BCC Bathurst Isuzu Ute Handicap – 30/01/2022
Eventful start to the Local Isuzu Ute Bathurst Cycling Club Event (presented by Clancy)  with competitors having to wait for the floodwaters to clear then a change to the course due to the heavy rain overnight in Bathurst.
Once racing started Bec OConnor look set for an all the way win but the BackMarkers burst onto the scene in the final couple of kilometres to steal the win.

Race REPORT:
Bec OConnor led the way from Rosemary Hastings Cathy Adams and Lara Allen early in the race, with a bunch that included Phil McFarland Peter Hickey Bruce Hutton Scott Allen and Jille Harris looking the main threat to the leaders.
At the turn Bec OConner was riding strongly and looked to have built a winning lead however a bunch of Middle Markers including Glen Partridge Darren Fenton Rob Stephen Peter Wilson Glen Carter Phil Stapleton & Rod Esdaile had moved into second place on the road and looked threatening.
However there was also plenty of action at the back of the race with Craig Hutton and David Nicolas quickly joining Nicholas Barrett Jack Cannon and Mark Windsor and soon after joining Steve Scott Dave Reece and promising young orange rider Oscar Hanson after fast starts.
With less than 3 kilometres to the finish Bec OConnor was still leading but was starting to tire after the long solo ride and suddenly the backmarkers burst onto the scene to fight out the finish.
Jack Cannon the first to go however Craig Hutton brought him back only to have David Nicolas and Nicholas Barrett sprint past to take first and second, Jack Cannon Mark Windsor rounding out the top 5.
Leading the next group in was Bruce Hutton and Darren Fenton in front of Glen Partridge Rob Stephen Peter Wilson rounding out the top 10 in front of top placed female Jille Harris and Phillip McFarland in 12th place.
After all his recent representation duties including a medal at the Paralympics at Tokyo Dave Nicholas has been looking easy back and enjoy his cycling more. The more relaxed approach is certainly paying dividends, as his first and fastest performance in the weekends event would be probably his best performance since racing with the Bathurst Club; his time for the event 24:26 was very fast. Meanwhile Jille Harris finished fast to defeat the unlucky Bec O’Connor for first female
RESULTS - 1David Nicolas 2Nicholas Barrett 3Craig Hutton 4Jack Cannon 5Mark Windsor 6Bruce Hutton 7Darren Fenton 8Glen Partridge 9Rob Stephen 10Peter Wilson
First Female 1Jille Harris 2Bec OConnor 3Lara Allan 4Cathy Adams 5Rosemary Hastings
Fastest Time - David Nicolas 24:26

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Bathurst Wallabies "Narellan Pools" Australia Day Triathlon (Round 2 Interclub Series) - 26/01/2022
For Many years now Bathurst Australia Day celebrations include the Bathurst Wallabies Narellan Pools Australia Day Triathlon. The event not only a wonderful way to celebrate Australia’s National Day, but also was round 2 of the Forager Central West Triathlon.
The Mudgee Red Devils have been impressive this year and currently lead the Central West League but with Bathurst successful in both Male and Female events on the day the local Triathlon Club looks certain to move to second in the series behind Mudgee.

Brief Results -- See Club Site for full results
Bathurst Wallabies Male Narellan Pools Australia Day Triathlon (Round 2 Interclub Series) - 26/01/2022
1 Jack Reen (Bathurst) 49:00, 2 Gareth Fuller (Mudgee), 3 Matt Webster (Mudgee), 4 Hamish Jackson (Mudgee), 5 Luke Gillmer (Bathurst), 6 Mark Windsor (Bathurst), 7 Craig Smith (Bathurst), 8 Matthew Low (Mudgee), 9 Tim Robinson (Orange), 10 Thomas Hanrahan (Bathurst)

Bathurst Wallabies Female Narellan Pools Australia Day Triathlon (Round 2 Interclub Series) - 26/01/2022
1 Simons Hollee (Bathurst) 55:04, 2 Mercede Cornelius-Feltus (Bathurst), 3 Sian Potter (Mudgee), 4 Halle Potter  (Mudgee), 5 Molly Dean (Orange), 6 Melissa Mertens (Dubbo), 7 Jacqueline Dunlop (Mudgee), 8 Lauren Reed (Mudgee), 9  Sophie Martin (Orange),10 Kirsten Howard (Bathurst)

Bathurst Wallabies Teams Narellan Pools Australia Day Triathlon - 26/01/2022
1 Team North Martinez 44:17 2 Team Rivett 3 Team Hobson 4 Team Corcoran 5 Blackie Burgos      

Bathurst Short Course Male Narellan Pools Australia Day Triathlon - 26/01/2022
Short Course Male – 1 David Nicholas, 2 Craig Eves, 3 Mitchell Hall

Bathurst Short Course Female Narellan Pools Australia Day Triathlon - 26/01/2022
Short Course Female Race 1Emily Bennett 2Diana Hyder 3Donna Seage


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Screamer All-In Handicap – 2022 underway!!
Bathurst Cycling Club held its first Sunday Club Race for 2022 on the weekend using the short fast Screamer course to kick the year off with some intense cycle action.
RACE REPORT
Frontmarkers Amanda Robinson and Bec OConner combined well to hold a good lead during the early stages of the 20km handicap event, with initially the challenge initially coming from Cathy Adams and Lara Adams who were being in turn chased by Scott Allen and Jill Harris.
However by the mid-way point it was clear that the 5minute bunch of Glen Partridge, Bruce Hutton, Darren Fenton and Gary Hamer looked the biggest threat to the early leaders, with the 4min group of Toireasa Gallagher, Peter Wilson and Rob Stephen trying very hard to close the gap.
The back markers looked unlikely to feature in the finish with lone scratch marker Craig Hutton set a difficult task to get across to the 45sec block group of Jack Cannon Mark Windsor who were catching the 2min brunch led by Ray Thorn, Robert Jeffries and Tony Barlow and also the 3min group of Steven Scott, Rod Esdaile and Damien Bennett.
In the final couple of kilometres Gary Hamer, Glen Partridge and Darren Fenton caught the leaders with Jille Harris going with the trio to make a 4 rider sprint to the finish were Darren Fenton took the win from Gary Hamer and Glen Partridge. Jille Harris the top placed female rider in fourth place with Cathy Adams fifth infront of Toireasa Gallagher and Peter Wilson. Ray Thorn, Mark Windsor and Steve Scott rounding out the top 10.
After 40years of Club racing Mark Windsor was excited about taking fastest time in the first race of 2022, recording 25m23sec for the 20km event, however he quickly admitted having a bit of luck defeating Craig Hutton and co marker Jack Cannon for the honour. Fastest Female honours going to Toireasa Gallagher in 28min 57sec .

RESULTS - Screamer All-In Handicap – First Race of 2022    
1Darren Fenton 2 Gary Hamer 3 Glen Partridge, 4 Jille Harris 5 Cathy Adams 6 Toireasa Gallagher 7 Peter Wilson 8 Ray Thorn, 9 Mark Windsor 10 Steve Scott
Fastest Time - 1 Mark Windsor 25m23sec 2Jack Cannon 3 Craig Hutton – Fastest Female Toireasa Gallagher 28min 57sec
First Female - 1 Jille Harris 2 Cathy Adams 3 Toireasa Gallagher

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Road Race Report / 2021 Christmas Hamper Race
« on: January 09, 2022, 11:25:35 PM »
2021 Christmas Hamper Race – 2 road Scratch
A Luke Tuckwell Will Hodges Cadel Lovett
B Dave Reece Ray Thorn Ella Falzarano
C Glen Carter Ebony Robinson Mick Foran
D Lara Allen Rosemary Hastings Tracey Robinson

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2021 THE REMEMBRANCE DAY RACE: (12/12/2021) Presented by - Clancy Motors Bathurst & Isuzu UTE Australia ..
The annual Bathurst Cycling Club “Remember Them” Trophy was held on the weekend. This trophy is very stately silver cup in honor of the fallen Bcc Members who gave their life in the World Wars. Each year the race for the cup is scheduled for Remembrance Day but in 2021 the race was postponed due to rain and was run on the weekend (12/12/2021).
Besides holding the Trophy Race; each year at event the club announces a Bathurst Cycling Club member from World War 1 who will be honored in the following year’s Anzac Day Memorial Event, (with the club naming the Anzac Day event after a club member that served in World War 1).
In 2022 we plan to honor Mr A Bosworth, a regular racer with the Bathurst Cycling Club before World War 1 including some of the major endurance events. Serving at Gallipoli before being killed in Action in France; Sadly Lance Corporal Arthur Bosworth leaving a Widow and 2 children in Bathurst.
2021 Race REPORT
Early leaders Peter Hickey and 2017 winner David Hyland set a good pace but at the midway point had been caught by the Middle Markers. This group consisted of 2013 trophy winner Michael Robinson, Gary Theiss and Nev Krahe who had been joined by the  6:30minute bunch of Peter Wilson Brian Draper Rob Stephen and Ebony Robinson.
Scratch Markers Mark Windsor Steve Bennett Jack Cannon where giving 13minutes start to the leaders but had started fast and would soon join the 2minute bunch of Bryce Stacker David Reece Ray Thorn and Ella Falzarano.
On the climb to the finish, top class junior Ebony Robinson looked to have the race won however the backmarkers suddenly the backmarker appeared with Ella Falzarano becoming the first female rider to ever win the Remember Them Trophy. Jack Cannon was the first Bathurst Club member in second place (also recording Fastest Time in the handicap event) with Ray Thorn just catching the unlucky Ebony Robinson to finish third. Peter Wilson rounding out the top5 in front of Mark Windsor who was second fastest in the event. Nev Krahe Brian Draper Rob Stephen and Peter Hickey rounding out the top 10 in the annual Trophy event.

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Road Race Report / Re: 2021 Bathurst Isuzu Ute Rockley Cup
« on: December 29, 2021, 11:14:14 PM »
28 Nov 2021 Bathurst Isuzu Ute 2021 Rockley Cup
1Tom Chester (Scr) 2Devraj Grewal (Scr) 3Luke Tuckwell (Scr) 4Hugh Sessini (4min) 5Josiah Grierson (7min) 6Sean Bloch (22min) 7Ben Anderson (4min) 8Sam Greenwood (Scr) 9Cadel Lovett (7min) 10Ben Spenceley (Scr)
First Female - 1Ella Falzarano 2Charlotte Lovett 3Fran Walker
Fastest Time - 1Tom Chester (1:45:51) 2Devraj Grewal (1:45:53), 3Luke Tuckwell (1:46:00)
Fastest Female - 1Ella Falzarano (2:09:37), 2Charlotte Lovett (2:33:29) 3Fran Walker (2:46:38)
2021 Clancy Motors Little Rock
1 Lachie Crump (15min) 2Gary Theiss (15min) 3Toireasa Gallagher (Scr) – Fastest Toireasa Gallagher
2021 - Bathurst Cardiology Pebble Cup
1 Brigette Evans 2 Candice Falconer 3 Joanne Renshaw

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Road Race Report / Re: 2021 Bathurst Isuzu Ute Rockley Cup
« on: December 29, 2021, 11:12:31 PM »
FIRST FEMALE “TAUNTON” ROCKLEY TROPHY
The Female race became a great 3 way battle, with Fran Walker holding a solid lead early in the race but both Ella Falzarano and Charlotte Lovett chasing hard.
On the final climb Ella Falzarano showed plenty of talent to finish 13th overall and only a couple of minutes down on the winner to take the win and fastest female trophy.
Meanwhile Charlotte Lovett and Fran Walker where still racing for the top Bathurst Club Female category with Charlotte Lovett praising her dad Rod for encouraging her to catch as past Fran in the final stages of the race.
RESULT
First Female - 1Ella Falzarano, 2Charlotte Lovett (1st Bathurst Club Member), 3Fran Walker

Fastest Time “Windsor” Trophy
The male and female that record Fastest Time in the Bathurst Isuzu UTE Rockley Cup receives the Fastest Time “Windsor” Trophy.  This year, (2021), Tom Chester’s 1:45:51 was impressive breaking the current course record... and only just outside the splits of Blair Windsor's long standing "Three Climb Rockley Cup Course" Record. Another record breaking ride in the female category with Ella Falzarano’s 2:09:37 broking Hollie Simons female course record.
RESULTS 
Fastest Time Overall - 1Tom Chester (1:45:51) 2Devraj Grewal (1:45:53), 3Luke Tuckwell (1:46:00), 4Sam Greenwood (1:46:37) 5Ben Spenceley (1:47:19)
Fastest Female - 1Ella Falzarano (2:09:37), 2Charlotte Lovett (2:33:29) 3Fran Walker (2:46:38)

Clancy Motors Bathurst Little Rock Trophy Race
Noted climber Lachie Crump has taken out the 2021 Clancy Motors Little Rock Event, it was the 5th running of the event which is significantly shorter than its big brother event but still consists of 2 climbs up Rockley Mount.  Lachie and co marker Gary Theiss started of 15minutes and comfortably won the event with scratch marker Toireasa Gallagher chasing hard to finish 3rd infront of Gary Hamer (Scr).
RESULTS 2021 Clancy Motors Little Rock
1 Lachie Crump (15min) 2Gary Theiss (15min) 3Toireasa Gallagher (Scr)

Bathurst Cardiology Pebble Cup
The 2nd running of the Bathurst Cardiology Pebble Cup took place with inaugural winner Joanne Renshaw one of the pre event favourites. 
However at the top of the climb it was in form rider Brigette Evans that defeated another consistent performed Candice Falconer with Joanne Renshaw again on the podium defeating Bec O’Conner for third place. Great to have Bathurst Cardiology on hand to present the trophy.
RESULTS 2021 - Bathurst Cardiology Pebble Cup
1 Brigette Evans 2 Candice Falconer 3 Joanne Renshaw

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Road Race Report / Re: 2021 Bathurst Isuzu Ute Rockley Cup
« on: December 29, 2021, 11:12:05 PM »
Race Report “The Bathurst Isuzu Ute 2021 Rockley Cup presented by Clancy Motors Bathurst...........
Early leaders Fran Walker Peter Hickey and David Hyland started strongly but broke up on the early hills allowing the 35min group of Nev Krahe, Peter Wilson, Mick Foran, Charlotte Lovett and Cameron Crump to catch the leading trio. Behind them Rod Esdaile and Bryce Staker looks to have a tough task with the 22min bunch (which included Sean Bloch, Rod Lovett, David Reece, Ella Falzarano, Stuart Jakeman, Drew Tuckwell & Ray Thorn) moving quickly toward the race lead.
Facing a 12min gap to the next bunch the 9min Bunch (Dennis Martin Jack Cannon Nick Barrett Sturt Renshaw and Mark Windsor) started fast hoping to get in contention, but the plan didn’t work as the bunch split up before the first climb which meant they would soon be caught by the back 3 bunches.
The scratch bunch of Tom Chester, Sam Greenwood, Devraj Grewal, Luke Tuckwell, Ben Spenceley, Luke Britten & Luke Roper looked smooth and fast early in the race, holding a pace certain to have them in contention for the race win. In front of them, the 3min Block group (Ben Anderson, Dylan Eather, Hugh Sessini, Asher Fawle, Brayden Bloch
& Ryan Britten) and 6min bunch (Cadel Lovett, Oscar Jakeman, Jack Reen, Oscar Hansen, Xavier Bland, Joshua Ludman, Josiah Grierson & Joshua Early) where hoping to hold off the scratch bunch but the signs where there early that the 2021 race would come together.
In the second half of the race it was Sean Bloch and the 22min bunch that looked a chance of hanging on for the win; however Tom Chester called on Sam Greenwood for a bit extra in the Scratch Bunch and the race came down to a sprint between Chester and Devraj Grewal, with Tom winning by 10m from Devraj, with last year’s fastest time winner Luke Tuckwell just behind the pair in third place. Hugh Sessini rode well off Block to finish 4th in front of Josiah Grierson and the luckless Sean Bloch. While top class Orange Junior Ben Anderson was 7th in front of Sam Greenwood and promising Bathurst junior Cadel Lovett with Ben Spenceley rounding out the top 10 .
RESULTS - 2021 Bathurst Isuzu Ute 2021 Rockley Cup
1Tom Chester (Scr) 2Devraj Grewal (Scr) 3Luke Tuckwell (Scr) 4Hugh Sessini (4min) 5Josiah Grierson (7min) 6Sean Bloch (22min) 7Ben Anderson (4min) 8Sam Greenwood (Scr) 9Cadel Lovett (7min) 10Ben Spenceley (Scr)
First Female - 1Ella Falzarano 2Charlotte Lovett 3Fran Walker
Fastest Time - 1Tom Chester – Fastest Female - 1Ella Falzarano

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Road Race Report / 2021 Bathurst Isuzu Ute Rockley Cup
« on: December 29, 2021, 11:11:34 PM »
The 2021 Bathurst Isuzu Ute Rockley Cup
The original Rockley Cycling Race dates back prior to World War 1 but was run from Rockley to Perthville and return. It wasn’t until 1969, that
the modern version of the race commenced, with the road to Rockley from Bathurst upgraded.
This 1969 Rockley Cup was a NSW League of Wheelman Championship Promotion, with the Senior Race supported on the day by a number of Junior State championships in a giant day of cycling for the Bathurst. 
Bathurst Champion Jeff Rice chasing down two good riders Robert Fisher (Cowra) and John McLean (Nowra) to win the inaugural Rockley Cup in 1969, with Dubbo champ Darrell Wheeler recording a very fast 1hr 46 06sec to set course record that wouldn’t be bettered for a decade when Olympian and top class professional Rob Whetters took first and fastest.
The 2021 Rockley Cup was sponsored by the Bathurst Isuzu Ute and faced a number of unusual challenges such as Covid19 and floods.. but in the end an excellent field faced the starter with Rauland Cycling Team entering the event after coming west for a training camp. So with the help of all the race officials and sponsors Bathurst Isuzu Ute, Clancy Motors Bathurst, Bathurst Cardiology the 2021 Rockley Race continued as the premier Handicap Trophy Race on the Bathurst Calendar.

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Road Race Report / Re: 20-21 Nov 2021 – Central West Track Open
« on: December 29, 2021, 11:10:38 PM »
Here’s the link for results
https://my.raceresult.com/186645/

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