Congratulations to him. The Lancaster Grand Prix will take place on Sunday 9 June 2019 and will be a round of British Cycling… The Lancaster Bicycle Club is recreational club for cyclists of all levels. Near. Next week is the last of the year, so please try to get along to see the time trial year close with a fanfare! The top 5 at 2 miles: Max Davies, 6:21; Ethan Yates, 6:39; William Statham, 6:44; Ben Greenep, 6:50; & Pippa Darlington, 7:08. Winners of these events receive prizes and awards at the club's annual dinner dance in November/December. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. But what a great event! It wasn't the fastest night, cool & blustery, but it stayed dry & for those not concentrating too hard on the effort there was a fine sunset followed by a lovely moon! Web address - lancastercc… We had 2 riders in the field of 15 - Tom Brook who came a fine 2nd, in 1:12:51; and John Hatton who finished 6th in 1:22:05. Steve Daintith of CoverYourCar.co.uk Race Team was third in 53:33. Steve rode the 25 miles in 49 minutes & 30 seconds. Dynamo: Lancaster and District Cycling Campaign . SortDate. After a few years the first ‘Lancaster Cycling Club’ was formed in 1887. For further details please contact the club membership secretary, Bob Muir, on Lancaster 62250 or email, Le Terrier Cycle Sportive - Sunday 3rd June 2012. Bike with a buddy via the Lancaster Bike Club. So there were some fast times, but an emphatic win of over two-and-a-half minutes for North Lancs RC's Steve Irwin - the only rider to break 30 mph & record a sub-50 minute ride; not only that, Steve set a new event record and was the best vet on standard! Four more riders cracked the 20 mph, 18 minute barrier - James McCracken (16:49), Harry Coulthwaite (17:21), Karen Gay (17:32), & Chris Barlow (17:40). Of the 22 6 mile solo riders Ben Pennance was fastest in an impressive 15:48, more than a minute ahead of 2nd placed James Tunnadine in 16:53 & James McCracken - still fresh after his effort at 2 miles - in 17:06. The fastest woman was Niamh Lewis in 26:14. … 2015 has now had more week's containing a Salt Ayre time trial on a Thursday evening than not! There are also awards made to the most improved novice, most meritorious ride of the year and the keenest young member of the club.Anyone of any age is eligible to join the club and subscriptions are currently free for juveniles (under 16) and juniors (under 18) and £15 for all seniors. There were some super-quick times at six miles too, with Kyle Lewis fastest in 14:13, followed exactly half-a-minute later by Isaac Weber (14:43). Riders & their families, along with the enthusiastic team of volunteers who made the event possible, gathered at event HQ, Quernmore's bowling green pavilion, & before, between and after the climbs basked in the sunshine & caught up on news. Fastest woman was Mary Wilkinson of Yorkshire Road Club in 9:20; and fastest under 18 was again Bobby Horton of Salt Ayre Cog Set in 10:34. So that's it for this year! (“Representing the club… As ever, big thanks to Clarkson Hirst Solicitors for their support of the series, & to all the many people who helped out in ways big & small. The only LCC rider was Ken Peasnell, who clocked 1:10:23. Below there's a message from LCC President & the event organiser Bob Muir: "I would like to congratulate not just the prizewinners but everyone who entered and rode our events supporting our new venture of two hill climbs out of Quernmore Valley. The top 3 women were Sandra Ashton (30:10), Dawn McCracken (30:45), & Sue Holden (31:10). At two miles three riders cracked the magic six minute, 20 mph barrier - fastest was Harry Shaw in 5:39, followed by Jack Tipler & Dylan Edwards in 5:58 & 5:59 respectively. The fastest girl was Megan Howarth in 6:32. The event was won by Kent Valley's Peter Thomas in 1:11:50. We were blessed with a glorious autumnal day - clear skies & warm sunshine. The weather was good, just a bit windy. It seems safe to say that the Thursday evening time trial has turned into a pretty solid tradition, and weekly highlight for many, these last few years. Brilliant stuff all round! It’s become my Club, and this year I’ve got a bit more active, going for ‘training rides’ rather than simply ‘rides’, and riding quite a … And finally, full results from both hill climbs are available by clicking on 'Read more' below. document.getElementById('cloak23224').innerHTML = ''; Amongst the girls, fastest was Ella Cornwall in 7:32, followed by Zoe Tunnadine in 8:13 and Hannah Dykes in 8:38. Racing, Timetrials, Training and Touring. Promoted for and on behalf of Cycling Time Trials under their Rules and Regulations. Fastest woman was Jenny Evans in 25:32. Some excellent times were set as the day slowly disappeared into darkness, and a few Personal Bests broken - so very well done to all concerned! What are we going to do on Thursday evenings now then?! The Club carefully plans rides and related events such as bike-safety courses that result in self-confidence, physical … As an LBC member I promise to practice good sportsmanship and conduct myself in a respectable manner at all cycling and non-cycling events where I am representing the LBC. - know & I'll make sure it's put up here. Jenny Evans was the fastest woman, in 25:35, followed by Kerry Oldfield in 26:44. The Lune Racing Cycling Club, in association with British Cycling, Lancaster City Council and Lancashire County Council, is today pleased to announce a major new cycling event. Lancaster Cycling Club. We're past the autumnal equinox, the nights are drawing in (& getting colder), and depending on your inclination, it's time to start getting in the miles, to turn to track or X, or hibernate! The top 5 at 6 miles: Isaac Weber, 15:08; Ben Pennance, 15:35; Graeme Cook, 16:52; Hannah Edwards, 16:58; & William Dykes, 17:01. Check out our club search to find a club near you and learn about local teams. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. The biggest congratulations must surely go to Tom Brook who - unless I'm mistaken - becomes the first rider in Club colours to break 20 minutes & exceed 30 mph over 10 miles, thus setting a new Club record. The roads however felt heavy, with - for those who have ridden them before - both climbs more of a slog than usual, & particularly the longer, second one up Jubilee Tower, which was ridden into a stiff breeze. To see the full results, please click 'Read more' below. If you've not tackled these climbs before (or even if you have!) And well done to the individual riders who amassed most points for their clubs: Kent Valley's George Wharton (297), LCC's Tom Brook (291), Lake RC's Craig Steele (194), Barrow CW's Sean Casson (132), & Lune's David Deakins (78). We are a sport society at Lancaster University allowing students to train, compete and enjoy all forms of cycling. Register Your Club. At six miles Ben Pennance was fastest in 15:46, just two seconds quicker than 2nd-placed Isaac Webber. Over ten miles Ian Sibbert was the fastest in 22:17 from Adrian Dalgleish in 22:56, with the fastest woman third-placed Lynn Hamel in 23:05. Though the schools were still out, 78 riders took part for the last August event - 17 at 2 miles, 28 at 6 miles, & 33 at 10 miles. Nonetheless, George was over half-a-minute quicker than next-placed Ian Sibbert (22:48), who was followed by the Barlows, Ben in 22:55 and Andrew in 23:06. And yes, may there be more next year! As ever, full results from this week's Salt Ayre time trials are available by clicking on 'Read more' below. And a special shout out to Kent Valley RC's Peter Knott, who at 79 years young proved that - however hard a pursuit it might be - age needn't be a barrier to hill climbing. Tom finished the event second in 19:55, just 9 seconds shy of event winner (& the only other rider to break 20 minutes) David Allonby of Cleveleys RC. Huge thanks to Andrew Barlow for organising the series, & for all those who helped out across the series. Best placed LCC rider was Tom Brook in 8th, in a time of 9:13. At 10 miles two sets of lads rode 2-ups: the pair of William Dykes & John Roberts - both 12 - looked good as they rode to 27:38; and so too did 12 year old Adam Hodgson & 11 year old Isaac Atkinson, who took just 20 seconds more, finishing in 27:58. Ethan Yates was 2nd in 6:38, and third was the fastest girl Megan Howarth, in 6:46. The Lancaster Bicycle Club is a road-based recreational club for cyclists of all levels. Well done to everyone who rode, and to all those who continue to volunteer as this long road season starts drawing now towards a close. If you'd like to enjoy the occasion without the pain, then you could provide cakes &/or volunteer to marshall - help is still needed. Club Search. And massive thanks to everyone who helped make the event happen. All up, 30 of the 49 finishers cracked the hour; among them was Thursday evening Salt Ayre time trial regular Ian Sibbert, coming home in 58:02. Waterford, MI (248) 681-8600. This email address is being protected from spambots. Sign in|Recent Site Activity|Report Abuse|Print Page|Powered By Google Sites. The fastest woman was Theresa Taylor of Preston CC in 1:03:54. Sunday 23rd August saw the 8th & final event in this season's Inter Club Hilly Time Trial competition - The Circuit of Wild Boar Fell from Sedbergh, which replaced the planned Shap & Back ride because of temporary traffic lights on the A6 at Shap. A little further back, 14 year old Sam Pugh continues to look stronger & faster, recording an excellent 24:19. He was followed by Ken Roberts (15:23) & William Dykes (16:01). Cycling in Lancaster, CA Find Things to Do Near You Activities; Tips & Training Cycling Activities Near. var path = 'hr' + 'ef' + '='; Filter Options. The present Lancaster Cycling Club was founded back in 1924 and membership varies from year to year but is usually in the 50's to 60's. Congratulations to him. Benefits of being a club member include eligibility to compete in club and inter-club events, being able to wear the distinctive club racing jerseys and support and comradeship from one of the oldest clubs in north west Lancashire. for Jubilee Tower. Apply to become a club using this application. Other than Tom, those who rode in Club colours were Sam Monkhouse (21:31), John Hatton (22:23), Malcolm Neil (26:33), Nigel Neil (26:40), Karen Gay (30:00), & Mary Neil (33:20). Here is an refresher on Pennsylvania Biking Laws and safety precautions. We are pleased to offer discounted memberships to individuals participating in the Ann Arbor Triathlon Club and/or the University of Michigan Cycling Club. And of course, thanks too to all the riders. And to all of you who have helped in all kinds of ways, big & small, across the season. Isaac Weber did a very impressive ride to get the fastest time on the night, of 14:33. With the schools returning, the 27th of this season's 30 week series saw a resumption in pre-school holiday participation levels. LANCASTER CYCLING CLUB. var prefix = 'ma' + 'il' + 'to'; 24 riders took on 6 miles. Welcome If you like riding a bike and you live in or near Lancaster then come and join the Lancaster and South Lakes CTC. Lancaster , PA (717) 468-8080 The Pedaler. time with which he was credited on the night was a minute too fast, and his actual time should be 22:07. Use it to stay current on club news and activities. Graeme Cook was third in 16:30, just ahead of James McCracken (16:32) & Adam Hodgson (16:34). Congratulations lads! If you are a member of Cycling UK then you are already a paid up member of our … Many thanks to everyone who made the event happen - organisers, time-keepers, pushers-off, sign-on & refreshments team, & marshals. A special shout out to those who have turned out week-in, week-out throughout the season and do the bulk of the work - time-keeper & results maestro Bob Muir, Jan Muir & Carmen Jackson on the registration desk, Tom Jackson who sorts all the refreshments, & Tim Norton who pulls the rest of the volunteers together - please remember that we couldn't ride without them, and be extra-specially nice to them! The third week running with over 80 riders pre-entered – who's ever heard of a small club like Lancaster cycling club having such numbers in their weekly evening time trial. why not make a note now to take part in next year's event? Thanks to all the riders for taking part, & to the team who made it happen. Open 25 Mile Time Trial . Congratulations to them. This is one of our club's communication tools. 35 riders at 10 miles, 28 at 6 miles, & 14 at 2 miles gave a total field of 77 - and we're on course to record over 2000 rides during 2015 at Salt Ayre time trials next week - quite an achievement! A slight surprise that our penultimate evening of 2015 Salt Ayre time trials, past mid-September now, was one of the best nights of the year! Upcoming events for Lancaster Bicycle Club (LBC) Meetup in Lancaster, PA. A Meetup group with over 1689 Riders. With all events done, the final Inter Club table looks like this: So with Tom & John's participation in the final event, & only the one Lakes RC rider, we did a last-minute move up from 3rd to 2nd! PR Fitness Run Group/Club A group run every … Our fourth & final Bank Holiday Monday time trial at Levens took place on a fast morning, and the times reflect it. After a few years the first ‘Lancaster Cycling Club’ was formed in 1887. The first Cycling Club in Lancaster was the ‘Vale of Lune Bicycle Club’ founded in 1879 but disbanded in 1882. LCC's President & Racing Secretary, and the man without whom this event which has become such a foundation of the club cycling calendar would not happen, Bob Muir says 2015 is already the most successful season of time trialing at Salt Ayre. Thanks to Clarkson Hirst Solicitors for supporting the Thursday evening time trial series, and everyone who helped out on the night. The primary goal of the Club is the preservation, development … Here we attempt to run two to three groups of road rides depending on ability, and the distance/ speed people are wanting to ride at. The club meets a whole every Wednesday at 2pm in Alexandra Square, just outside the university Library. The present Lancaster Cycling Club was founded back in 1924 and membership varies from year to year but is usually in the 50's to 60's. Lydia Shenton was the fastest girl, in 19:08. Welcome to the website of Lancaster University Cycling Club. Fastest girl was Nancye Roberts in 20:01. Lancaster, CA. Fastest over two miles was Max Davies in 6:16. Trophies awarded include ones for the club senior, junior, women's & veterans Best All Rounder, which is based on individual times for time trial races over various distances, as well as awards for performances in individual races and the season long 10 mile time trial series. And if you're quick, although on-line entry has closed, it's not yet too late to enter - but you must get in touch with Bob (see his contact details on the 'Contacts' page of this site) & get your entry to him by Saturday 19th September at the very latest. Two hours later the riders who'd already ascended Conder Bottoms were joined by more (with fresher legs!) The best-placed LCC rider & 3rd overall was Tom Brook in 2:15. And a special mention for this season's only trike rider, Jim Lawley in 35:09. //--> ), the parents and other onlookers around the track cheering them on. Website Design and Production by PCS Websites. Lititz BikeWorks & … And there are still three more weeks to go! We will be back next year and if you enjoyed today’s events please tell your club mates and help our event to grow. The Pedaler is published once a month, except for combined issues in December/January and February/March, by the membership of the Lancaster Bicycle Club. And keep an eye on this website for other news as it happens - including details of rides, the Annual Club Dinner, and occasional results & photos from track & cyclocross. Start 07.45. The fastest woman was Louise Goddard in 28:22, and Jim Lawley once more triked successfully around Salt Ayre's bends to 34:39. Or simply come along & cheer the riders up the steepest sections! No doubt there were plenty of personal bests, including amongst LCC riders. Orange Krush Cycling Club is a registered USA Cycling club that promotes competitive cycling in the Waterford area. Sunday saw our Open 25 mile time trial at Levens, organised by Club Chair Brian Kennedy (with the usual array of helpers, of course - to whom big thanks). It's not to be missed! //