Our writer Amy Gornall caught up with Emily Nelson of Team Breeze at the Revolution Series Round 1 in Manchester.
Interview – Emily Nelson – Round 1 Revolution 2016 by Cycling Shorts
Our writer Amy Gornall caught up with Emily Nelson of Team Breeze at the Revolution Series Round 1 in Manchester. #revolutionseries All Content ©CyclingShorts.cc Images ©CyclingShorts.cc | Chrismaher.co.uk
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A couple of years ago now, our lovely editor Anna asked me to cover an outdoor leisure show at London’s Excel. It was an enjoyable show and I remember giving it a thumbs up. I also remember giving solid reviews to several products given to me to road test and a cautiously positive review to a product that I was enthusiastic about sufficiently to purchase. That product was the AFTERSHOKZ BLUEZ bone conduction headphones.
I bought them, because I thought it may be nice to have some tunes on a ride and I’ve always felt headphones whilst riding to be insanely dangerous. AFTERSHOKZ are different though, because they use an ingenious transducer device, developed initially for military use and now under constant development and refinement by AFTERSHOKZ, which transmits the sound through the cheekbone, eliminating the delicate inner ear, leaving your ears open to what’s going on around you. They are also Bluetooth. Though they now have a cabled option in their range.
My initial review was full of praise for the technology, it’s safety first approach and the outstanding if bizarre (it’s going through your cheek bones not your ears) sound quality. The shortcomings of the original set I put down to me, sweating a lot and not being able to get a good enough fit to get them to remain on my head. I put them in a drawer and forgot about them until a few months ago, when getting ready to do my fourth ( never again) Ride 100 London-Surrey. I was astounded to find that they had kept a pretty decent charge.
My new helmet didn’t fit so low as my S works and I was thus able to get a slightly better fit, although the pads of the transducer contact points, still slipped far too much on my ride when I worked up a sweat. It was annoying, but I resolved to work on the fit. That was when I gave up on AFTERSHOKZ, because the Bluetooth connection was intermittent, dependant upon where my head was positioned. With the phones still slipping and now the reception breaking up, it was time to pop them in a jersey pocket saying great idea….poor execution. As I said in frustration in a subsequent email. Originally I had no warranty claim..They worked and worked brilliantly…let down by my leaking bonce! Then when I discovered a warranty issue, they were out of warranty. Ah well at £80 odd a moderately expensive ” never mind”. Back in the drawer.
Fast forward to the Registration exhibition for the Pru Ride 100 ( hoik spit). God knows why I decided to loiter in there once I’d got my numbers I don’t know, as it was largely same old same old. Indeed, had it not been like Santas Grotto or IKEA, one way in one way out, I wouldn’t have. Fate then brought me once more to AFTERSHOKZ and boy am I glad it did!
There were two guys on a well lit and enticing stand, with quite clearly some new products. I was giving them a glance when, one of the two guys on the stand (Drew) caught my eye. I ushered him out of earshot of his colleague (who turned out to be M.D. Rod) who was talking with some very keen customers. It isn’t my job or my way to throw my toys out of the pram. I related my experiences to Drew who was very sympathetic….actually concerned (and I hadn’t mentioned that I wrote for this August journal) He asked me to email my story to them, mentioning his name.
Well, I did write and pressed the send button with the thought “that’ll be the last I hear of that” How wrong was I? In fact, that chance meeting with Drew turned out to be the start of the very best customer care experience that I have had in my entire 64 years…YES THE VERY BEST! Before close of business that day Rod Annet had emailed a lovely friendly note, saying how sad he was to hear of my experience and regretted that we’d not been able to chat on registration day. He went on to say that the very problems I had encountered were ones that they had identified and that three incarnations later, he was so convinced that I would find their new model TREKZ TITANIUM would answer my problems that he would replace my old ones free of charge, not only that, but I could pick my colour too. Still I’d not mentioned CyclingShorts.cc (this one is turning into cycling trousers I know… But, keep up). I parcelled the old ones up and mailed them on the Tuesday, on Thursday, the new ones arrived.
First thing you’ll notice when you buy a set…..and you will, is that they are beautifully presented in packaging that is a part of a good buying experience similar to buying from Apple. Presentation does count. Once unpacked my green and black (matches my Dolan, nicely) were instantly more pleasing to the eye, a behind the head loop in green and a firm but very comfortable silicone finish, on the lines of most over the ear sports headphones, is far better than the bulky black “Alice band” of my previous model.
In use they are brilliant. There is a microphone on each side and on the left, a multi function button that enables, phone call answer, hold, and voice dial. This may be a surprise for the boys, but the voice dial function accesses Siri on iPhone and I was able to select a fresh album of music without stopping….big big bonus! On the right arm is the mini USB charging port (micro to standard USB cable included). Slots nicely in to an iPhone charger and mine took 45 minutes to reach a full charge, though it did have a small charge on delivery. Two small buttons….a tiny bit awkward if one has sausage fingers, but by the end of my ride I’d got used to easily controlling volume up, down and on/off functions. Lastly (when stopped) a simultaneous press of the multi function (left ear) button and the volume buttons enable you to change the sound equalisation… oh and the multi function button also advances the track.
Sound quality wise, the clarity, and depth is superb and more than equal to a Bose set or Apple ear buds that I also own. Quite simply it will amaze you. One complaint from before was the sound leak, that is annoying to others nearby. This is now a thing of the past. My partner who has the hearing of a dog. Could hear nothing at full volume….there’s another thing. With the sound bypassing the inner ear through the cheek bones…volume isn’t a problem. So, a first class sound, and that all important safety feature of being able to hear all the ambient noise….approaching traffic etc is fantastic. “Really Jon? You wear hearing aids don’t you?” Ah you got me…….no you didn’t. My aids fit over my ear. The TREKZ TITANIUM, fits over my ear. My Salice glasses fit over my ear and there’s room for the lot and yes boys at AFTERSHOKZ, there’s two more bits of info you may not be aware of. So even with a major hearing loss, I can still enjoy music on a ride and hear everything going on around me.
What about wind noise? Well, I’m lucky. I have the latest NHS aids, which have an excellent wind diffuser….I can probably hear more ambient sound than people with good hearing. Rod in his email said that wind noise on the microphones was still a problem above 15mph. No, it’s not. Hey, I’m putting a product to the sword here. Yesterday afternoon was very windy here in Bedfordshire, at eighteen MPH and into a head wind, I voice dialled my partner, who reported that she heard me better on these than on my iPhone when walking in a stiff breeze. I then used Siri to change an album using the complicated sentence ” play Eliane Ellias” which is quite a gob full and I had Brazillian lush all the way home.
“Ah but what about them slipping on your greasy face?! ” no bother at all. I didn’t, but I’m pretty sure that I could’ve drawn a box around them and they wouldn’t have budged. A hard 45 windy miles on the road then 30 hard and hilly Zwift miles last night, no worries at all. If your bonce is a tad small, they come with two small bands that makes a close fit perfect. Last but not least a neat little carrying pouch and a pair of ear plugs complete the kit. This means you can pop them in have your TREKZ on full (with no inner ear problems) and cut out the noise of the tube or the screaming kid in seat 4G.
My experience in brief, a great idea has transformed into a brilliant idea and an even better product. It’s British, they are not resting on their laurels, customer service is beyond first rate. A whole host of the usual online suspects and retail outlets will charge you between £84-£114. Which even at the most expensive is phenomenal value anyway, but for cutting edge tech is just the business.
Note from the Ed: While we love these headphones at CyclingShorts.cc, there is always room for improvement through product development – Jon would give them 110% if he was allowed, so I’ve reined him in a little. Can you hear me cracking my whip?
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Steve Cummings clinched overall victory in the Tour of Britain at the end of the London Stage presented by TfL, finishing safely within the bunch to seal the Yellow Jersey presented by Eisberg, as Caleb Ewan sprinted to victory.
The Brit, who took the jersey after Stage Six in Devon, crossed the line on Regent Street St James in 17th position as the bunch fought out the victory at the end of the 16-lap circuit race.
Cummings is the second British rider to win the modern incarnation of the Tour of Britain, following Sir Bradley Wiggins’ victory in 2013. Cummings also wins the Adnams Best British Rider prize.
Behind Cummings there was no change on the overall classification, with BMC Racing Team’s Rohan Dennis second at 26-seconds and Team Giant Alpecin’s Tom Dumoulin third a further 12-seconds in arrears.
Lotto Soudal’s Tony Gallopin took fourth with 2014 Tour of Britain winner Dylan Van Baarle in fifth. Team Sky’s Ben Swift was the other Brit in the top 10, finishing eighth.
Interview – Steve Cummings – 2016 Tour of Britain Winner by Cycling Shorts
2016’s Tour of Britain winner Steve Cummings of Dimension Data chats to the media post race. All content & Images ©www.CyclingShorts.cc | www.ChrisMaher.co.uk
I’m delighted. Finally I can smile and enjoy it. It’s been a tough week. It was so close that it wasn’t done until I crossed the line,” said Cummings afterwards
I’d to thank all my team-mates for keeping me out of trouble, and the British public for supporting every day like they have. It’s been a great week.
It’s a bit overwhelming, I just want to but a baseball cap on and a hood up and disappear now for a while and get back out of the way.
Orica BikeExchange’s 22-year-old sprinter Caleb Ewan took his first win on British roads, becoming the ninth different stage winner of the week in a highly competitive Tour of Britain. Lotto Soudal’s Jen Debusschere had taken a flyer coming through Trafalgar Square in the final kilometre and at one stage looked like holding his advantage to the line, but such was the speed of Ewan that the young Australian rocketed past, with Dylan Groenewegen also coming past for second.
Groenewegen’s runner up spot, his fourth top ten of the week, helped him into the Chain Reaction Cycles Points Jersey.
In the Yodel Sprints classification An Post Chain Reaction’s Jasper Bovenhuis took the jersey, joining the day’s breakaway once again to mop up the jersey after the first of three intermediate Yodel Sprints. Bovenhuis’ final advantage was 12-points over Andre Greipel, but the German did win the overall HIGH5 Combativity Award in a week that saw him win a stage and on several occasions light up the Tour of Britain with his attacking riding.
With no SKODA King of the Mountains points on offer in London Xandro Meurisse enjoyed a final day in the jersey, adding that classification win to his seventh place overall.
2016’s Tour of Britain winner Steve Cummings of Dimension Data chats to the media post race.
Interview – Steve Cummings – 2016 Tour of Britain Winner by Cycling Shorts
2016’s Tour of Britain winner Steve Cummings of Dimension Data chats to the media post race. All content & Images ©www.CyclingShorts.cc | www.ChrisMaher.co.uk
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Rikke Lønne (Team Crescent D.A.R.E.) has taken overall victory in An Post Rás na mBan 2016 after finishing fourth in the final stage in Kilkenny.
The Dane was part of a seven rider group witch contested the final sprint in front of Kilkenny Castle after 85 km of dry and windy conditions.
The final stage win went to Eileen Roe (Team WNT) for the second successive year as she sprinted in ahead of the Netherlands’ Nina Buijsman (Regioteam Noord-Holland 2) and Norwegian Stine Borgli (Bryne CK).
On a day where the high winds played a major role, the race split into several small groups. The winning move was established on the final Queen of the Mountains hill at Woodstock after 43km where Ida Erngren (Team Crescent D.A.R.E) led Marieke Kerkvliet (WV Breda) over the top.
The points accrued for second were enough to ensure that the Dutch woman would overhaul Lonne to win the Wicklow 200 Queen of the Mountains classification.
The leaders established their advantage on the descent as Erngren and Kerkvliet were joined by Lonne, Roe, Buijsman, Borgli and Natalie Grinczer (Team WNT).
The leaders quickly established an advantage of over a minute by the time the chase group of 32 could get organised. In that chasing group were the riders placed second and third overall, Lydia Boylan (Team WNT) and Erin Kinnealy (CCN Energy HR Australia), respectively, who battled hard to maintain their position in the general classification.
We were extremely impressed with the Ràs na mBan and the professionalism of the race organisation. This was our first visit with a team and we were overwhelmed by the convivial atmosphere.
Our team performed every day and we are extremely proud of what each rider has achieved. We have all learnt a lot from the experience and we look forward to visiting Ireland to race again soon.
Our thanks to Fred Bamforth and John Hammer for their invaluable assistance with the team all week and to Ian Roberts for the logistical support.
A final thank you to the Fred Whitton Challenge for helping us to give riders a racing chance.
The leaders’ maximum advantage was 1m15s with 10km to go, a margin which began to shrink on the approached the finish. Crossing the line with arms aloft in front of the large crowd gathered at the finishline outside Kilkenny Castle, Roe took the honours on the day and with it the final victory in the National Dairy Council Points competition.
Buisjman’s second place ensured she retained the WomensCycling.ie Young rider jersey. The chase group narrowed the gap to 53s Which was enough for Boylan to stay second overall while Kerkvliet moved ahead of Kinnealy and into third.
Great experience, well organised and a good development opportunity for our juniors. Shame about the criterium which was cancelled as 3 of our girls worked hard all race to position themselves at the front to make sure they made the select group that was left in the race.
They are such amazing riders and bike handlers that a fast and furious stage like this gave them their best opportunity for a podium finish and it was definitely looking that way with one lap to go. It was unfortunate the stage was made null and void as that group had made up over 2 minutes on the rest of the riders, the decision to not give that was frustrating. I felt that talented girls that had fantastic bike skills missed out on the chance to shine. Stronger riders who are not so good at racing or as skilful were given serious advantage by the stage being nullified.
We would obviously much rather everyone be safe and our thoughts go out to those involved in the crash and we wish them a full and speedy recovery. Our juniors were excited to be part of it and are already planning next year.
Claire McIlwaine (Cycling Ulster) was safely in the main group to secure her first Kilkenny County Council Green jersey for Best Home Based Irish Rider. Boylan took the award as Top Rider with a British Based Team.
There was a strong UK contingent at the Ras this year, Team WNT had the top placed British rider Natalie Grinczer coming in 5th. The North of England was represented by well by Cliff Pratt, The Racing Chance Foundation & Team Jadan, their highest placings respectively were 14th for Jennifer George, 26th Kelly Murphy & 31st Rhona Callander (Under 23 junior).
Top Junior went to Pfeiffer Georgi (Backstedt Cycling) while Marianne Leeuwen (Regio Team Nord Holland 1). The WNT squad won the overall Team award while Cycling Ulster, who secured the top three in the Best Irish Rider classification, comfortably won the top Irish-based team prize.
We thoroughly enjoyed competing in this year’s Rás na mBan.
We decided to enter a team after we had several riders asking us how they could get in, such is the esteem that the event is held in.
Our riders came into the race with a range of experience; Jen George, Grace Garner and Corinne Clark have competed in some of the world’s biggest bike races, whereas, Alicia Speake and Steph Mottram are competitive on the British scene but had not taken part in an event of such stature before.
The girls rode out of their skin on each and every day. Their dedication, teamwork and passion made the race what it was for us. Unfortunately we were hindered slightly by illness and some misfortune but our riders showed resilience and kept pushing right to the end.
Our standout moments were Grace’s amazing 2nd on stage two, Grace leading the Points and Young Rider classifications, Jen and Alicia’s awesome performance on stage 3, Steph’s beast of ride in the time trial and Corinne finishing the race on Sunday after nearly deciding to pull out after stage one.
I would like to thank Alex Reed for his invaluable support.
Thank you to Expedia UK, Hotels.com, the Expedia Affiliate Network and everyone who donated for making it possible for us to have taken part.
And finally thanks to the organisers, volunteers, officials, riders and teams for making our time at the Rás na mBan such an enjoyable one.
We’ll be back next year!
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1. |
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EILEEN ROE |
TEAM WNT |
GBR |
2.08’34” |
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2. |
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NINA BUIJSMAN |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2 |
NED |
U23 |
2.08’34” |
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3. |
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STINE BORGLI |
BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE |
NOR |
2.08’34” |
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4. |
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RIKKE LONNE |
TEAM CRESCENT DARE |
DEN |
2.08’34” |
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5. |
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IDA ERNGREN |
TEAM CRESCENT DARE |
SWE |
2.08’34” |
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6. |
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NATALIE GRINCZER |
TEAM WNT |
GBR |
2.08’34” |
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7. |
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MARIEKE KERKVLIET |
WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM |
NED |
2.08’34” |
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8. |
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CECILIA LE BRIS |
TEAM BREIZH LADIES |
FRA |
U23 |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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9. |
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GRACE GARNER |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
U23 |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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10. |
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LAURA GORTER |
WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM |
NED |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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11. |
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LAUREN CREAMER |
TEAM TORELLI |
IRL |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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12. |
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ERYN NOLAN |
ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT |
IRL |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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13. |
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RHONA CALLANDER |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
GBR |
U23, J |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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14. |
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EVA VAN DEN BORN |
GB CYCLES.CO.UK |
NED |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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15. |
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ROOS HOOGEBOOM |
CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA |
NED |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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16. |
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MARJOLEIN BAKKER |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2 |
NED |
U23 |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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17. |
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ALICIA SPEAKE |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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18. |
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KIRSTEN PEETOOM |
MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN |
NED |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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19. |
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MARIANNE VAN LEEUWEN |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1 |
NED |
V |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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20. |
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STEPHANIE MOTTRAM |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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21. |
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ALICE SHARPE |
TEAM TORELLI |
GBR |
U23 |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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22. |
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LYDIA BOYLAN |
TEAM WNT |
IRL |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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23. |
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JENNY HOLDEN |
FUSION RTFIERLAN |
GBR |
U23 |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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24. |
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PFEIFFER GEORGI |
BACKSTEDT CYCLING |
GBR |
U23, J |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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25. |
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ELENOR CAMPBELL |
FUSION RTFIERLAN |
GBR |
U23 |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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26. |
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JENNY POWELL |
ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT |
DEN |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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27. |
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JENNIFER GEORGE |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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28. |
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ELIZABETH BANKS |
FUSION RTFIERLAN |
GBR |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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29. |
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ELYNOR BACKSTEDT |
BACKSTEDT CYCLING |
GBR |
U23, J |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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30. |
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TAMSIN VICARY |
RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION |
GBR |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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31. |
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MICHELLE GEOGHEGAN |
SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS |
IRL |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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32. |
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AMALIE LUTRO |
TEAM RYTGER |
NOR |
U23, J |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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33. |
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LYDIA GURLEY |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2 |
IRL |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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34. |
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REBECCA CARTER |
TEAM WNT |
GBR |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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35. |
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HEATHER FOLEY |
CYCLING ULSTER |
IRL |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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36. |
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ERIN KINNEALY |
CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA |
AUS |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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37. |
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CLAIRE MCILLWAINE |
CYCLING ULSTER |
IRL |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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38. |
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KATHARINE SMYTH |
CYCLING ULSTER |
IRL |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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39. |
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KELLY MURPHY |
RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION |
GBR |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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40. |
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REBECCA RIMMINGTON |
TEAM WNT |
GBR |
2.09’27” |
53″ |
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41. |
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CHARLOTTE ALSTON |
RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION |
GBR |
U23 |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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42. |
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FEMKE VAN KESSEL |
WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM |
NED |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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43. |
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MELISSA VAN NECK |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1 |
NED |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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44. |
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MAURA CLAFFEY |
TC RACING |
IRL |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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45. |
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EILEEN BURNS |
CYCLING ULSTER |
IRL |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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46. |
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ALICJA VERHAGEN |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2 |
NED |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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47. |
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JOSEFINE HUITFELDT |
TEAM RYTGER |
DEN |
U23 |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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48. |
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SARAH BRADFORD |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
GBR |
U23, J |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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49. |
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ANDREA TERJESEN |
BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE |
NOR |
U23 |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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50. |
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ALISA HEALY |
RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION |
GBR |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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51. |
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FIONA GUIHEN |
TC RACING |
IRL |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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52. |
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SINNEAD OAKES |
DE RONDE VAN CORK |
IRL |
V |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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53. |
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ROISIN THOMAS |
TC RACING |
IRL |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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54. |
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KYLIE WATERREUS |
MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN |
NED |
U23, J |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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55. |
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KRISTINE KOFMAN |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1 |
NED |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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56. |
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CORINNE CLARKE |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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57. |
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TONE HATTELAND LIMA |
BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE |
NOR |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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58. |
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AIDEEN KEENAN |
SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS |
IRL |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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59. |
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JOANNE GROENVELDT |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1 |
NED |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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60. |
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MADS SCOTT |
TEAM TORELLI |
GBR |
U23 |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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61. |
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ANNA WEAVER |
TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM |
GBR |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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62. |
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CHLOE WELLER |
PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE |
GBR |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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63. |
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EMMY ANDERSSON |
TEAM CRESCENT DARE |
SWE |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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64. |
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FIONA HUNTER-JOHNSON |
FUSION RTFIERLAN |
GBR |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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65. |
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SOPHIE THACKERY |
TEAM TORELLI |
GBR |
U23, J |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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66. |
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BETH MCLUSKEY |
SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS |
IRL |
V |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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67. |
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SHAUNA MCFADDEN |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
IRL |
U23, J |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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68. |
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FANNY LE HUITOUZE |
TEAM BREIZH LADIES |
FRA |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
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69. |
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JENNY HOLL |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
GBR |
U23, J |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
|
70. |
|
ALEXIS BARNES |
PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE |
AUS |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
|
|
71. |
|
HELENE GERARD |
TEAM BREIZH LADIES |
FRA |
U23 |
2.13’18” |
4’44” |
|
72. |
|
KAROLINE ROSTE OMDAL |
BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE |
NOR |
U23 |
2.16’03” |
7’29” |
|
73. |
|
ELLEN MCDERMOTT |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
GBR |
2.16’03” |
7’29” |
|
|
74. |
|
SARAH BURKE |
GB CYCLES.CO.UK |
GBR |
2.16’03” |
7’29” |
|
|
75. |
|
EVE DIXON |
STARLEY RACING |
GBR |
U23 |
2.16’03” |
7’29” |
|
76. |
|
AMALIE WINTHER OLSEN |
MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN |
DEN |
U23 |
2.16’04” |
7’30” |
|
77. |
|
CLEO KORTENHORST |
WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM |
NED |
U23 |
2.16’04” |
7’30” |
|
78. |
|
TILINA LEVIN |
TEAM CRESCENT DARE |
SWE |
2.16’04” |
7’30” |
|
|
79. |
|
ISABEL ELLIS |
BACKSTEDT CYCLING |
GBR |
U23, J |
2.16’04” |
7’30” |
|
80. |
|
ANGELA SMITH |
CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA |
AUS |
U23 |
2.16’04” |
7’30” |
|
81. |
|
SARA VERHAEST |
MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN |
BEL |
U23 |
2.16’04” |
7’30” |
|
82. |
|
MARGRIET KLOPPENBURG |
ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT |
DEN |
2.16’04” |
7’30” |
|
|
83. |
|
JENNIFER BATEY |
TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM |
GBR |
2.16’04” |
7’30” |
|
|
84. |
|
PERNILLA VAN ROZELAAR |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2 |
NED |
U23 |
2.16’26” |
7’52” |
|
85. |
|
SARAH DUFFIELD |
CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA |
AUS |
2.18’43” |
10’09” |
|
|
86. |
|
GABRIELLE RIMASSON |
TEAM BREIZH LADIES |
FRA |
U23 |
2.18’43” |
10’09” |
|
87. |
|
REBECCA DOBSON |
TC RACING |
IRL |
2.18’43” |
10’09” |
|
|
88. |
|
NESSA ROCHFORD |
DE RONDE VAN CORK |
IRL |
V |
2.18’43” |
10’09” |
|
89. |
|
SANNE VAN HELMOND |
WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM |
NED |
2.18’43” |
10’09” |
|
|
90. |
|
AMY GOOD |
GB CYCLES.CO.UK |
IRL |
U23 |
2.18’43” |
10’09” |
|
91. |
|
SELMA SVARF |
TEAM CRESCENT DARE |
SWE |
U23 |
2.18’43” |
10’09” |
|
92. |
|
EIMEAR HARRISON |
TC RACING |
IRL |
U23, J |
2.25’07” |
16’33” |
|
1. |
|
RIKKE LONNE |
TEAM CRESCENT DARE |
DEN |
9.06’35” |
|
|
|
2. |
|
LYDIA BOYLAN |
TEAM WNT |
IRL |
9.10’43” |
4’08” |
|
|
3. |
|
MARIEKE KERKVLIET |
WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM |
NED |
9.11’09” |
4’34” |
|
|
4. |
|
NINA BUIJSMAN |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2 |
NED |
U23 |
9.11’23” |
4’48” |
|
5. |
|
NATALIE GRINCZER |
TEAM WNT |
GBR |
9.11’39” |
5’04” |
|
|
6. |
|
IDA ERNGREN |
TEAM CRESCENT DARE |
SWE |
9.11’39” |
5’04” |
|
|
7. |
|
ERIN KINNEALY |
CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA |
AUS |
9.11’51” |
5’16” |
|
|
8. |
|
STINE BORGLI |
BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE |
NOR |
9.12’15” |
5’40” |
|
|
9. |
|
LAURA GORTER |
WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM |
NED |
9.12’38” |
6’03” |
|
|
10. |
|
EVA VAN DEN BORN |
GB CYCLES.CO.UK |
NED |
9.12’43” |
6’08” |
|
|
11. |
|
PFEIFFER GEORGI |
BACKSTEDT CYCLING |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.12’49” |
6’14” |
|
12. |
|
ELYNOR BACKSTEDT |
BACKSTEDT CYCLING |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.12’55” |
6’20” |
|
13. |
|
CLAIRE MCILLWAINE |
CYCLING ULSTER |
IRL |
9.12’58” |
6’23” |
|
|
14. |
|
JENNIFER GEORGE |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
9.13’00” |
6’25” |
|
|
15. |
|
ALICE SHARPE |
TEAM TORELLI |
GBR |
U23 |
9.13’05” |
6’30” |
|
16. |
|
JENNY POWELL |
ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT |
DEN |
9.13’06” |
6’31” |
|
|
17. |
|
EILEEN ROE |
TEAM WNT |
GBR |
9.13’12” |
6’37” |
|
|
18. |
|
ELIZABETH BANKS |
FUSION RTFIERLAN |
GBR |
9.13’16” |
6’41” |
|
|
19. |
|
REBECCA RIMMINGTON |
TEAM WNT |
GBR |
9.13’29” |
6’54” |
|
|
20. |
|
CECILIA LE BRIS |
TEAM BREIZH LADIES |
FRA |
U23 |
9.13’32” |
6’57” |
|
21. |
|
JENNY HOLDEN |
FUSION RTFIERLAN |
GBR |
U23 |
9.13’38” |
7’03” |
|
22. |
|
ROOS HOOGEBOOM |
CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA |
NED |
9.14’36” |
8’01” |
|
|
23. |
|
KIRSTEN PEETOOM |
MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN |
NED |
9.14’49” |
8’14” |
|
|
24. |
|
ELENOR CAMPBELL |
FUSION RTFIERLAN |
GBR |
U23 |
9.15’05” |
8’30” |
|
25. |
|
STEPHANIE MOTTRAM |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
9.15’34” |
8’59” |
|
|
26. |
|
KELLY MURPHY |
RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION |
GBR |
9.15’34” |
8’59” |
|
|
27. |
|
KATHARINE SMYTH |
CYCLING ULSTER |
IRL |
9.15’35” |
9’00” |
|
|
28. |
|
REBECCA CARTER |
TEAM WNT |
GBR |
9.15’46” |
9’11” |
|
|
29. |
|
HEATHER FOLEY |
CYCLING ULSTER |
IRL |
9.16’19” |
9’44” |
|
|
30. |
|
GRACE GARNER |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
U23 |
9.16’58” |
10’23” |
|
31. |
|
RHONA CALLANDER |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.17’23” |
10’48” |
|
32. |
|
FIONA HUNTER-JOHNSON |
FUSION RTFIERLAN |
GBR |
9.18’02” |
11’27” |
|
|
33. |
|
MICHELLE GEOGHEGAN |
SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS |
IRL |
9.18’05” |
11’30” |
|
|
34. |
|
TONE HATTELAND LIMA |
BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE |
NOR |
9.18’25” |
11’50” |
|
|
35. |
|
ROISIN THOMAS |
TC RACING |
IRL |
9.18’39” |
12’04” |
|
|
36. |
|
LYDIA GURLEY |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2 |
IRL |
9.19’25” |
12’50” |
|
|
37. |
|
LAUREN CREAMER |
TEAM TORELLI |
IRL |
9.19’26” |
12’51” |
|
|
38. |
|
KRISTINE KOFMAN |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1 |
NED |
9.19’49” |
13’14” |
|
|
39. |
|
MELISSA VAN NECK |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1 |
NED |
9.19’53” |
13’18” |
|
|
40. |
|
ALICIA SPEAKE |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
9.19’58” |
13’23” |
|
|
41. |
|
FIONA GUIHEN |
TC RACING |
IRL |
9.20’15” |
13’40” |
|
|
42. |
|
FANNY LE HUITOUZE |
TEAM BREIZH LADIES |
FRA |
9.20’17” |
13’42” |
|
|
43. |
|
HELENE GERARD |
TEAM BREIZH LADIES |
FRA |
U23 |
9.20’28” |
13’53” |
|
44. |
|
KYLIE WATERREUS |
MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN |
NED |
U23, J |
9.21’28” |
14’53” |
|
45. |
|
AMALIE LUTRO |
TEAM RYTGER |
NOR |
U23, J |
9.21’45” |
15’10” |
|
46. |
|
MARIANNE VAN LEEUWEN |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1 |
NED |
V |
9.22’07” |
15’32” |
|
47. |
|
ALICJA VERHAGEN |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2 |
NED |
9.22’18” |
15’43” |
|
|
48. |
|
ERYN NOLAN |
ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT |
IRL |
9.22’24” |
15’49” |
|
|
49. |
|
BETH MCLUSKEY |
SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS |
IRL |
V |
9.22’32” |
15’57” |
|
50. |
|
TAMSIN VICARY |
RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION |
GBR |
9.23’20” |
16’45” |
|
|
51. |
|
MARGRIET KLOPPENBURG |
ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT |
DEN |
9.24’20” |
17’45” |
|
|
52. |
|
JOANNE GROENVELDT |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1 |
NED |
9.24’37” |
18’02” |
|
|
53. |
|
AIDEEN KEENAN |
SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS |
IRL |
9.24’44” |
18’09” |
|
|
54. |
|
CHARLOTTE ALSTON |
RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION |
GBR |
U23 |
9.26’19” |
19’44” |
|
55. |
|
GABRIELLE RIMASSON |
TEAM BREIZH LADIES |
FRA |
U23 |
9.26’25” |
19’50” |
|
56. |
|
EILEEN BURNS |
CYCLING ULSTER |
IRL |
9.26’42” |
20’07” |
|
|
57. |
|
ANNA WEAVER |
TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM |
GBR |
9.26’55” |
20’20” |
|
|
58. |
|
MARJOLEIN BAKKER |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2 |
NED |
U23 |
9.27’29” |
20’54” |
|
59. |
|
SOPHIE THACKERY |
TEAM TORELLI |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.27’57” |
21’22” |
|
60. |
|
ALISA HEALY |
RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION |
GBR |
9.28’04” |
21’29” |
|
|
61. |
|
MADS SCOTT |
TEAM TORELLI |
GBR |
U23 |
9.28’14” |
21’39” |
|
62. |
|
SARAH BRADFORD |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.28’45” |
22’10” |
|
63. |
|
CLEO KORTENHORST |
WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM |
NED |
U23 |
9.29’52” |
23’17” |
|
64. |
|
EMMY ANDERSSON |
TEAM CRESCENT DARE |
SWE |
9.29’56” |
23’21” |
|
|
65. |
|
JENNY HOLL |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.30’06” |
23’31” |
|
66. |
|
JOSEFINE HUITFELDT |
TEAM RYTGER |
DEN |
U23 |
9.30’26” |
23’51” |
|
67. |
|
ALEXIS BARNES |
PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE |
AUS |
9.31’03” |
24’28” |
|
|
68. |
|
ELLEN MCDERMOTT |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
GBR |
9.31’03” |
24’28” |
|
|
69. |
|
FEMKE VAN KESSEL |
WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM |
NED |
9.31’17” |
24’42” |
|
|
70. |
|
CORINNE CLARKE |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
9.31’58” |
25’23” |
|
|
71. |
|
SINNEAD OAKES |
DE RONDE VAN CORK |
IRL |
V |
9.32’25” |
25’50” |
|
72. |
|
AMALIE WINTHER OLSEN |
MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN |
DEN |
U23 |
9.33’01” |
26’26” |
|
73. |
|
ANDREA TERJESEN |
BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE |
NOR |
U23 |
9.33’36” |
27’01” |
|
74. |
|
TILINA LEVIN |
TEAM CRESCENT DARE |
SWE |
9.36’36” |
30’01” |
|
|
75. |
|
MAURA CLAFFEY |
TC RACING |
IRL |
9.38’49” |
32’14” |
|
|
76. |
|
SARAH DUFFIELD |
CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA |
AUS |
9.39’15” |
32’40” |
|
|
77. |
|
ISABEL ELLIS |
BACKSTEDT CYCLING |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.41’54” |
35’19” |
|
78. |
|
EVE DIXON |
STARLEY RACING |
GBR |
U23 |
9.42’48” |
36’13” |
|
79. |
|
KAROLINE ROSTE OMDAL |
BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE |
NOR |
U23 |
9.44’24” |
37’49” |
|
80. |
|
CHLOE WELLER |
PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE |
GBR |
9.48’18” |
41’43” |
|
|
81. |
|
JENNIFER BATEY |
TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM |
GBR |
9.49’37” |
43’02” |
|
|
82. |
|
PERNILLA VAN ROZELAAR |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2 |
NED |
U23 |
9.49’56” |
43’21” |
|
83. |
|
SARAH BURKE |
GB CYCLES.CO.UK |
GBR |
9.53’18” |
46’43” |
|
|
84. |
|
ANGELA SMITH |
CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA |
AUS |
U23 |
9.54’39” |
48’04” |
|
85. |
|
SHAUNA MCFADDEN |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
IRL |
U23, J |
9.56’09” |
49’34” |
|
86. |
|
MARGAUX CADOL |
TEAM BREIZH LADIES |
FRA |
U23 |
9.56’34” |
49’59” |
|
87. |
|
NESSA ROCHFORD |
DE RONDE VAN CORK |
IRL |
V |
9.57’19” |
50’44” |
|
88. |
|
SOPHIE ENVER |
TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.57’39” |
51’04” |
|
89. |
|
SANNE VAN HELMOND |
WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM |
NED |
9.57’40” |
51’05” |
|
|
90. |
|
VICTORIA STRILA |
PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE |
GBR |
9.59’41” |
53’06” |
|
|
91. |
|
EIMEAR HARRISON |
TC RACING |
IRL |
U23, J |
10.00’57” |
54’22” |
|
92. |
|
MIRELLE VREE |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1 |
NED |
10.08’04” |
1.01’29” |
|
|
93. |
|
SARA VERHAEST |
MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN |
BEL |
U23 |
10.13’30” |
1.06’55” |
|
94. |
|
SELMA SVARF |
TEAM CRESCENT DARE |
SWE |
U23 |
10.15’33” |
1.08’58” |
|
95. |
|
AMY GOOD |
GB CYCLES.CO.UK |
IRL |
U23 |
10.16’08” |
1.09’33” |
|
96. |
|
REBECCA DOBSON |
TC RACING |
IRL |
10.19’44” |
1.13’09” |
|
|
97. |
|
CLAIRE O NEILL |
CYCLING ULSTER |
IRL |
V |
10.19’52” |
1.13’17” |
|
98. |
|
FRANCESCA CUTTS |
GB CYCLES.CO.UK |
GBR |
U23 |
10.21’18” |
1.14’43” |
|
99. |
|
SOPHIE BLACK |
STARLEY RACING |
GBR |
U23 |
10.24’01” |
1.17’26” |
|
1. |
|
NINA BUIJSMAN |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2 |
NED |
U23 |
9.11’23” |
|
|
2. |
|
PFEIFFER GEORGI |
BACKSTEDT CYCLING |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.12’49” |
1’26” |
|
3. |
|
ELYNOR BACKSTEDT |
BACKSTEDT CYCLING |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.12’55” |
1’32” |
|
4. |
|
ALICE SHARPE |
TEAM TORELLI |
GBR |
U23 |
9.13’05” |
1’42” |
|
5. |
|
CECILIA LE BRIS |
TEAM BREIZH LADIES |
FRA |
U23 |
9.13’32” |
2’09” |
|
6. |
|
JENNY HOLDEN |
FUSION RTFIERLAN |
GBR |
U23 |
9.13’38” |
2’15” |
|
7. |
|
ELENOR CAMPBELL |
FUSION RTFIERLAN |
GBR |
U23 |
9.15’05” |
3’42” |
|
8. |
|
GRACE GARNER |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
U23 |
9.16’58” |
5’35” |
|
9. |
|
RHONA CALLANDER |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.17’23” |
6’00” |
|
10. |
|
HELENE GERARD |
TEAM BREIZH LADIES |
FRA |
U23 |
9.20’28” |
9’05” |
|
11. |
|
KYLIE WATERREUS |
MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN |
NED |
U23, J |
9.21’28” |
10’05” |
|
12. |
|
AMALIE LUTRO |
TEAM RYTGER |
NOR |
U23, J |
9.21’45” |
10’22” |
|
13. |
|
CHARLOTTE ALSTON |
RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION |
GBR |
U23 |
9.26’19” |
14’56” |
|
14. |
|
GABRIELLE RIMASSON |
TEAM BREIZH LADIES |
FRA |
U23 |
9.26’25” |
15’02” |
|
15. |
|
MARJOLEIN BAKKER |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2 |
NED |
U23 |
9.27’29” |
16’06” |
|
16. |
|
SOPHIE THACKERY |
TEAM TORELLI |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.27’57” |
16’34” |
|
17. |
|
MADS SCOTT |
TEAM TORELLI |
GBR |
U23 |
9.28’14” |
16’51” |
|
18. |
|
SARAH BRADFORD |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.28’45” |
17’22” |
|
19. |
|
CLEO KORTENHORST |
WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM |
NED |
U23 |
9.29’52” |
18’29” |
|
20. |
|
JENNY HOLL |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.30’06” |
18’43” |
|
21. |
|
JOSEFINE HUITFELDT |
TEAM RYTGER |
DEN |
U23 |
9.30’26” |
19’03” |
|
22. |
|
AMALIE WINTHER OLSEN |
MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN |
DEN |
U23 |
9.33’01” |
21’38” |
|
23. |
|
ANDREA TERJESEN |
BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE |
NOR |
U23 |
9.33’36” |
22’13” |
|
24. |
|
ISABEL ELLIS |
BACKSTEDT CYCLING |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.41’54” |
30’31” |
|
25. |
|
EVE DIXON |
STARLEY RACING |
GBR |
U23 |
9.42’48” |
31’25” |
|
26. |
|
KAROLINE ROSTE OMDAL |
BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE |
NOR |
U23 |
9.44’24” |
33’01” |
|
27. |
|
PERNILLA VAN ROZELAAR |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2 |
NED |
U23 |
9.49’56” |
38’33” |
|
28. |
|
ANGELA SMITH |
CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA |
AUS |
U23 |
9.54’39” |
43’16” |
|
29. |
|
SHAUNA MCFADDEN |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
IRL |
U23, J |
9.56’09” |
44’46” |
|
30. |
|
MARGAUX CADOL |
TEAM BREIZH LADIES |
FRA |
U23 |
9.56’34” |
45’11” |
|
31. |
|
SOPHIE ENVER |
TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.57’39” |
46’16” |
|
32. |
|
EIMEAR HARRISON |
TC RACING |
IRL |
U23, J |
10.00’57” |
49’34” |
|
33. |
|
SARA VERHAEST |
MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN |
BEL |
U23 |
10.13’30” |
1.02’07” |
|
34. |
|
SELMA SVARF |
TEAM CRESCENT DARE |
SWE |
U23 |
10.15’33” |
1.04’10” |
|
35. |
|
AMY GOOD |
GB CYCLES.CO.UK |
IRL |
U23 |
10.16’08” |
1.04’45” |
|
36. |
|
FRANCESCA CUTTS |
GB CYCLES.CO.UK |
GBR |
U23 |
10.21’18” |
1.09’55” |
|
37. |
|
SOPHIE BLACK |
STARLEY RACING |
GBR |
U23 |
10.24’01” |
1.12’38” |
|
1. |
TEAM WNT |
27.34’11” |
|
|
2. |
FUSION RTFIERLAN |
27.40’44” |
6’33” |
|
3. |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
27.42’32” |
8’21” |
|
4. |
CYCLING ULSTER |
27.44’04” |
9’53” |
|
5. |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2 |
27.46’26” |
12’15” |
|
6. |
BACKSTEDT CYCLING |
27.47’04” |
12’53” |
|
7. |
WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM |
27.47’15” |
13’04” |
|
8. |
TEAM CRESCENT DARE |
27.48’10” |
13’59” |
|
9. |
TEAM BREIZH LADIES |
27.54’17” |
20’06” |
|
10. |
CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA |
27.56’43” |
22’32” |
|
11. |
RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION |
27.58’21” |
24’10” |
|
12. |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1 |
27.59’20” |
25’09” |
|
13. |
ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT |
27.59’50” |
25’39” |
|
14. |
TEAM TORELLI |
27.59’59” |
25’48” |
|
15. |
BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE |
28.03’49” |
29’38” |
|
16. |
SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS |
28.05’21” |
31’10” |
|
17. |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
28.08’47” |
34’36” |
|
18. |
MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN |
28.09’18” |
35’07” |
|
19. |
TC RACING |
28.11’44” |
37’33” |
|
20. |
PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE |
29.00’18” |
1.26’07” |
|
21. |
GB CYCLES.CO.UK |
29.13’45” |
1.39’34” |
|
22. |
TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM |
29.14’11” |
1.40’00” |
| 1. | IDA ERNGREN | TEAM CRESCENT DARE | SWE | 12 | ||
| 2. | MARIEKE KERKVLIET | WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM | NED | 10 | ||
| 3. | TONE HATTELAND LIMA | BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE | NOR | 8 | ||
| 4. | STINE BORGLI | BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE | NOR | 6 | ||
| 5. | NATALIE GRINCZER | TEAM WNT | GBR | 4 | ||
| General, Générale | ||||||
| 1. | MARIEKE KERKVLIET | WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM | NED | 31 | ||
| 2. | IDA ERNGREN | TEAM CRESCENT DARE | SWE | 27 | ||
| 3. | RIKKE LONNE | TEAM CRESCENT DARE | DEN | 24 | ||
| 4. | LYDIA BOYLAN | TEAM WNT | IRL | 20 | ||
| 5. | ERIN KINNEALY | CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA | AUS | 16 | ||
| 6. | NATALIE GRINCZER | TEAM WNT | GBR | 13 | ||
| 7. | LAURA GORTER | WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM | NED | 12 | ||
| 8. | TONE HATTELAND LIMA | BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE | NOR | 8 | ||
| 9. | NINA BUIJSMAN | REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2 | NED | U23 | 7 | |
| 10. | CECILIA LE BRIS | TEAM BREIZH LADIES | FRA | U23 | 7 | |
| 11. | STINE BORGLI | BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE | NOR | 6 | ||
| 12. | EVA VAN DEN BORN | GB CYCLES.CO.UK | NED | 6 | ||
| 13. | ROOS HOOGEBOOM | CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA | NED | 5 | ||
| 14. | EILEEN ROE | TEAM WNT | GBR | 4 | ||
| 15. | ALICE SHARPE | TEAM TORELLI | GBR | U23 | 3 | |
| 16. | FIONA HUNTER-JOHNSON | FUSION RTFIERLAN | GBR | 3 | ||
|
1. |
|
EILEEN ROE |
TEAM WNT |
GBR |
28 |
|
|
2. |
|
RIKKE LONNE |
TEAM CRESCENT DARE |
DEN |
27 |
|
|
3. |
|
EVA VAN DEN BORN |
GB CYCLES.CO.UK |
NED |
17 |
|
|
4. |
|
GRACE GARNER |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
U23 |
15 |
|
5. |
|
LYDIA BOYLAN |
TEAM WNT |
IRL |
14 |
|
|
6. |
|
CECILIA LE BRIS |
TEAM BREIZH LADIES |
FRA |
U23 |
13 |
|
7. |
|
MELISSA VAN NECK |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 1 |
NED |
12 |
|
|
8. |
|
HELENE GERARD |
TEAM BREIZH LADIES |
FRA |
U23 |
11 |
|
9. |
|
IDA ERNGREN |
TEAM CRESCENT DARE |
SWE |
10 |
|
|
10. |
|
NINA BUIJSMAN |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2 |
NED |
U23 |
9 |
|
11. |
|
STINE BORGLI |
BRYNE CK LADIES ELITE |
NOR |
9 |
|
|
12. |
|
LAURA GORTER |
WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM |
NED |
9 |
|
|
13. |
|
ERIN KINNEALY |
CCN ENERGY HR AUSTRALIA |
AUS |
8 |
|
|
14. |
|
KIRSTEN PEETOOM |
MAASLANDSTER NICHELIVING CCN |
NED |
6 |
|
|
15. |
|
NATALIE GRINCZER |
TEAM WNT |
GBR |
5 |
|
|
16. |
|
JENNIFER GEORGE |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
5 |
|
|
17. |
|
JENNY HOLDEN |
FUSION RTFIERLAN |
GBR |
U23 |
5 |
|
18. |
|
MARIEKE KERKVLIET |
WV BREDA MANIEU.NL- LADIESTEAM |
NED |
4 |
|
|
19. |
|
CHARLOTTE ALSTON |
RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION |
GBR |
U23 |
3 |
|
20. |
|
RHONA CALLANDER |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
GBR |
U23, J |
2 |
|
1. |
|
LYDIA BOYLAN |
TEAM WNT |
IRL |
9.10’43” |
|
|
|
2. |
|
NATALIE GRINCZER |
TEAM WNT |
GBR |
9.11’39” |
56″ |
|
|
3. |
|
EVA VAN DEN BORN |
GB CYCLES.CO.UK |
NED |
9.12’43” |
2’00” |
|
|
4. |
|
PFEIFFER GEORGI |
BACKSTEDT CYCLING |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.12’49” |
2’06” |
|
5. |
|
ELYNOR BACKSTEDT |
BACKSTEDT CYCLING |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.12’55” |
2’12” |
|
6. |
|
JENNIFER GEORGE |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
9.13’00” |
2’17” |
|
|
7. |
|
ALICE SHARPE |
TEAM TORELLI |
GBR |
U23 |
9.13’05” |
2’22” |
|
8. |
|
JENNY POWELL |
ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT |
DEN |
9.13’06” |
2’23” |
|
|
9. |
|
EILEEN ROE |
TEAM WNT |
GBR |
9.13’12” |
2’29” |
|
|
10. |
|
ELIZABETH BANKS |
FUSION RTFIERLAN |
GBR |
9.13’16” |
2’33” |
|
|
11. |
|
REBECCA RIMMINGTON |
TEAM WNT |
GBR |
9.13’29” |
2’46” |
|
|
12. |
|
JENNY HOLDEN |
FUSION RTFIERLAN |
GBR |
U23 |
9.13’38” |
2’55” |
|
13. |
|
ELENOR CAMPBELL |
FUSION RTFIERLAN |
GBR |
U23 |
9.15’05” |
4’22” |
|
14. |
|
STEPHANIE MOTTRAM |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
9.15’34” |
4’51” |
|
|
15. |
|
KELLY MURPHY |
RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION |
GBR |
9.15’34” |
4’51” |
|
|
16. |
|
REBECCA CARTER |
TEAM WNT |
GBR |
9.15’46” |
5’03” |
|
|
17. |
|
GRACE GARNER |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
U23 |
9.16’58” |
6’15” |
|
18. |
|
RHONA CALLANDER |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.17’23” |
6’40” |
|
19. |
|
FIONA HUNTER-JOHNSON |
FUSION RTFIERLAN |
GBR |
9.18’02” |
7’19” |
|
|
20. |
|
LYDIA GURLEY |
REGIOTEAM NOORD-HOLLAND 2 |
IRL |
9.19’25” |
8’42” |
|
|
21. |
|
LAUREN CREAMER |
TEAM TORELLI |
IRL |
9.19’26” |
8’43” |
|
|
22. |
|
ALICIA SPEAKE |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
9.19’58” |
9’15” |
|
|
23. |
|
ERYN NOLAN |
ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT |
IRL |
9.22’24” |
11’41” |
|
|
24. |
|
TAMSIN VICARY |
RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION |
GBR |
9.23’20” |
12’37” |
|
|
25. |
|
MARGRIET KLOPPENBURG |
ELITE VELO KALAS SPORTWEAR CRT |
DEN |
9.24’20” |
13’37” |
|
|
26. |
|
CHARLOTTE ALSTON |
RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION |
GBR |
U23 |
9.26’19” |
15’36” |
|
27. |
|
ANNA WEAVER |
TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM |
GBR |
9.26’55” |
16’12” |
|
|
28. |
|
SOPHIE THACKERY |
TEAM TORELLI |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.27’57” |
17’14” |
|
29. |
|
ALISA HEALY |
RACING CHANCE FOUNDATION |
GBR |
9.28’04” |
17’21” |
|
|
30. |
|
MADS SCOTT |
TEAM TORELLI |
GBR |
U23 |
9.28’14” |
17’31” |
|
31. |
|
SARAH BRADFORD |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.28’45” |
18’02” |
|
32. |
|
JENNY HOLL |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.30’06” |
19’23” |
|
33. |
|
ALEXIS BARNES |
PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE |
AUS |
9.31’03” |
20’20” |
|
|
34. |
|
ELLEN MCDERMOTT |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
GBR |
9.31’03” |
20’20” |
|
|
35. |
|
CORINNE CLARKE |
CLIFF PRATT RACING |
GBR |
9.31’58” |
21’15” |
|
|
36. |
|
ISABEL ELLIS |
BACKSTEDT CYCLING |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.41’54” |
31’11” |
|
37. |
|
EVE DIXON |
STARLEY RACING |
GBR |
U23 |
9.42’48” |
32’05” |
|
38. |
|
CHLOE WELLER |
PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE |
GBR |
9.48’18” |
37’35” |
|
|
39. |
|
JENNIFER BATEY |
TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM |
GBR |
9.49’37” |
38’54” |
|
|
40. |
|
SARAH BURKE |
GB CYCLES.CO.UK |
GBR |
9.53’18” |
42’35” |
|
|
41. |
|
SOPHIE ENVER |
TEAM VERDEX-PEDALPOWER.COM |
GBR |
U23, J |
9.57’39” |
46’56” |
|
42. |
|
VICTORIA STRILA |
PMR@TOACHIM HOUSE |
GBR |
9.59’41” |
48’58” |
|
|
43. |
|
AMY GOOD |
GB CYCLES.CO.UK |
IRL |
U23 |
10.16’08” |
1.05’25” |
|
44. |
|
FRANCESCA CUTTS |
GB CYCLES.CO.UK |
GBR |
U23 |
10.21’18” |
1.10’35” |
|
45. |
|
SOPHIE BLACK |
STARLEY RACING |
GBR |
U23 |
10.24’01” |
1.13’18” |
|
1. |
|
CLAIRE MCILLWAINE |
CYCLING ULSTER |
IRL |
9.12’58” |
|
|
|
2. |
|
KATHARINE SMYTH |
CYCLING ULSTER |
IRL |
9.15’35” |
2’37” |
|
|
3. |
|
HEATHER FOLEY |
CYCLING ULSTER |
IRL |
9.16’19” |
3’21” |
|
|
4. |
|
MICHELLE GEOGHEGAN |
SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS |
IRL |
9.18’05” |
5’07” |
|
|
5. |
|
ROISIN THOMAS |
TC RACING |
IRL |
9.18’39” |
5’41” |
|
|
6. |
|
FIONA GUIHEN |
TC RACING |
IRL |
9.20’15” |
7’17” |
|
|
7. |
|
BETH MCLUSKEY |
SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS |
IRL |
V |
9.22’32” |
9’34” |
|
8. |
|
AIDEEN KEENAN |
SCOTT ORWELL WHEELERS |
IRL |
9.24’44” |
11’46” |
|
|
9. |
|
EILEEN BURNS |
CYCLING ULSTER |
IRL |
9.26’42” |
13’44” |
|
|
10. |
|
SINNEAD OAKES |
DE RONDE VAN CORK |
IRL |
V |
9.32’25” |
19’27” |
|
11. |
|
MAURA CLAFFEY |
TC RACING |
IRL |
9.38’49” |
25’51” |
|
|
12. |
|
SHAUNA MCFADDEN |
TEAM JADEN WELDTITE |
IRL |
U23, J |
9.56’09” |
43’11” |
|
13. |
|
NESSA ROCHFORD |
DE RONDE VAN CORK |
IRL |
V |
9.57’19” |
44’21” |
|
14. |
|
EIMEAR HARRISON |
TC RACING |
IRL |
U23, J |
10.00’57” |
47’59” |
|
15. |
|
REBECCA DOBSON |
TC RACING |
IRL |
10.19’44” |
1.06’46” |
|
|
16. |
|
CLAIRE O NEILL |
CYCLING ULSTER |
IRL |
V |
10.19’52” |
1.06’54” |
Steve Cummings survived a penultimate stage assault from BMC Racing Team’s Rohan Dennis to head to London for the final stage of the Tour of Britain wearing the Yellow Jersey presented by Eisberg of race leader.
Having come second, behind Tony Martin, in the morning’s time trial, Dennis attacked late on in the afternoon’s second part of the Bristol Stage presented by OVO Energy to take the win and to haul himself to within 26-seconds of the overall lead.
Behind Cummings came in 15th within a group six seconds back after a frantic chase of lone leader Dennis across the Clifton Downs to limit the BMC rider’s advantage.
It was a tough two stages, First off in the morning the conditions were treacherous really with the rain so I was happy to get that done and limit my losses. Luckily the weather improved in the afternoon so that was less of a concern it was just about not losing the race at the start and being attentive at the end. I had two people I had to follow and I let one go but it wasn’t that I just fell asleep it was that I didn’t have the legs to do it! I still limited my losses though and kept the jersey so it’s a good day for everyone.
Dennis had responded to an acceleration from Tom Dumoulin on the final of six ascents of Bridge Valley Road after the peloton had caught a four rider break containing Andre Greipel, who won the HIGH5 Combativity Award for Stage Seven, on the last of those circuits.
The former UCI World Hour Record holder went clear as the climb stiffened, showing further good climbing form in a week that has seen him star on the ascents of The Struggle in Cumbria (Stage Two) and Haytor in Devon (Stage Six). Dennis then put his time trialling abilities to the fore to hold off the 20-plus rider group behind.
Coming into the final kilometre on the Downs Cummings put in a big effort to close down Dennis and limit his losses, briefly gapping his rivals before fading slightly in the final few hundred metres for a safe 15th position.
Looking ahead to Stage Eight, the London Stage presented by TfL, Rohan Dennis was pestimistic about his chances of overturning Cummings’ advantage.
To pick up 26-seconds it means I’d have to go off the front and win the stage, and with at least four teams there that would want it to be a bunch sprint that’s pretty unlikely to be honest. The first plan will probably be just to make sure we don’t lose second and then if there is an opportunity to take time off Steve then I’ll take it, but with his team it’ll be tough they’re pretty experienced and riding the front and closing down anything that’s dangerous.
The stage win does though move Dennis into the lead of the Chain Reaction Cycles Points classification with a six-point advantage over Dumoulin. Dutch national champion Dylan Groenewegen lies a further two points in arrears, and looks the favourite for the jersey should the final stage end in a bunch sprint, as expected.
The Yodel Sprints Jersey will go down to the final day, with An Post Chain Reaction’s Jasper Bovenhuis holding a six-point lead over Greipel, with nine points to play for at three intermediate Yodel Sprints during the 16-lap London stage.
One classification that was sealed in Bristol is the SKODA King of the Mountains Jersey, with Wanty Group Gobert’s Xandro Meurisse extending his lead over Nicolas Roche and completing his hold on the jersey that he took on Stage Two in Cumbria.
In the morning’s Alpecin Time Trial Tony Martin had ridden to the victory, clocking an 18-minutes and 6-second lap to beat Dennis by 3-seconds for the second stage win of the week for Etixx Quick-Step, with Olympic Games Silver medallist Tom Dumoulin in third.
Having twice finished second overall in the Tour of Britain (2008 and 2011), Cummings heads to London on the verge of history and becoming the first Brit since Sir Bradley Wiggins in 2013 to win his national Tour.
Speaking after the Bristol Stage presented by OVO Energy which again saw hundreds of thousands of spectators lining the roadside for the seventh day, Steve Cummings said;
All week the crowds have been fantastic here in Britain, people are loving their cycling now and it’s a really cool thing because it’s free to watch and it’s a cool way to get around being on a bike! You get a buzz and you get goosebumps from the crowds and they push you on so it’s great.
The Tour of Britain concludes in central London on Sunday 11 September with the London Stage presented by TfL featuring 16-laps of a 6-kilometre circuit taking in the world-famous landmarks of Regent Street, Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square. Stage Eight gets underway at 1430, with live coverage of the Tour of Britain on ITV4 from 1400 to 1700.
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