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The final medals were settled in the Decathlon Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport as Tomos Hales retained his Series Championship from first year member Oli Freeman as both ended the season on Road Bikes. Hales still managed to finish third on the night in 22 minutes 47 seconds, with Phil Roberts taking the honours of the promoting club in 22:35 and visiting rider Mike Senior taking the win in an impressive 22:16 on the tight Long Lane circuit. Hales won the Road Bike event on the night with all the medals already settled; with Freeman runner-up on 23:30 in that category, but only 6^th Overall seeing Hales end the Decathlon Series with a four point advantage. Roberts consolidated his Bronze medal position won in the previous round.

In the Women’s Series Hayley Wells was left rueing how close she got to Hales with a fabulous 22:51 for 4^th Overall ahead of an 18-strong field with just a four second disadvantage. Wells was 10 seconds behind after 2½ miles, put in a superb second lap to be one second up after 6¼ miles, but Hales finished strongly to pull back five seconds. Wells’ nearest challenger was Victoria Doran, finishing in 31:44 and doing enough to take the Female Bronze by a solitary point, with Deb Hutson-Lumb earning the Silver.

Decathlon Series by Wrekinsport Final Cumulative Standings after sixteen rounds

Pos'n	Name	Total Points
1	Tomos Hales	64
2	Oli Freeman	60
3	Phil Roberts	51
4	Hayley Wells	39
5	Ben Southgate	29
=6	Ben Wood	15
=6	Rich Smith	15
8	Allan Henderson	14
9	Deb Hutson-Lumb	13
=10	Chris Halford	12
=10	David Seager	12
=10	Matt Price	12

Road Bike Series Final Cumulative Standings after sixteen rounds

Pos'n	Name	Total Points
1	David Seager	62
2	Matt Price	52
3	Dave Moore	31
4	Peter Jukes	22
5	Sarah Bradshaw	13
6	Stuart Wortley	13
7	Tomos Hales	12
8	Oli Freeman	10
9	Elliott Wills	8
10	Mike Bigwood	5

Women’s Series Final Cumulative Standings after sixteen rounds

Pos'n	Name	Total Points
1	Hayley Wells	65
2	Deb Hutson-Lumb	28
3	Victoria Doran	26
4	Karen Sherriff	25
5	Sarah Bradshaw	22

The final individual Championship of the Shropshire time trialling season saw an excellent turnout of County riders try out a new course that’s already becoming popular in The Shropshire Championship 10 presented by Wrekinsport CC, Round 15 of the Friction Hydraulics Series. Held between Edgebolton and Hodnet, hopes were high for challenging the course records of 20 minutes 30 seconds held by Grant Bigham and the Female record of 23:33 held by the promoting club’s Deb Hutson-Lumb in the first running in 2023 in drizzly and chilly conditions – and whilst riders had to contend with a block headwind both records was shattered, with visiting HUUB WattShop rider Thomas Brazier lowering his team mate’s overall record to 20:23; and Hayley Wells slicing a terrific 30 seconds off the Female record to cut it to 23:03.

Taking The Gordon Davies Trophy and 10 Championship Gold was the promoting club’s Tomos Hales, who made up a lot of time to the turn at Hodnet but then had to dig deep to get back, and was the only County rider to beat 21 minutes on an unusually busy road not encountered in 2023 or in the truncated version used in Round 13. He commented: “I was pleased to take the Shropshire 10 Gold. It was fast with a lot of traffic on the way out and a brutal return back into the headwind until the finish. I was happy to get under the 21 minute mark; thanks to Wrekinsport CC for hosting and all the guys that helped out”.

Hales looked determined to outpace Friction Series leader Simon Romei and narrowed the gap at the top to just 10 points as the Paramount rider finished in 21:25, beating team mate Mason Durant by 13 seconds for the Silver medal. Romei made it a triple with Veteran’s 10 Silver in +5:06, leading Parmount to the team Gold too with backup from Durant and Alvydas ‘A.J.’ Janusauskas in a combined 1:05:19. Romei expressed satisfaction at his afternoon’s effort: “Super happy to have won the Overall Silver along with the Veteran’s Silver in the Championship 10. A real quick outward leg which I made good use of knowing I had to work hard on the return leg to make good time.  Once again the organisation was tip top along with a big thanks to all the marshals that took the time out to ensure this race went ahead. Brilliant news that Paramount also claimed the Team Gold, some really good times by Mason and A.J. along with my time; so overall an impressive afternoon racing”.

Janusauskas was not so interested in winning the Team 10 medal however, and was more interested in managing to record a good time of 22:16 after less than ideal preparation: “Team Gold is for others, not for me, so not much excitement there, just a solid result and further improvement since last 10 miles; so my head is down and I keep working on it. The aim was a 21 minute 10, a close call considering the circumstances - I had my birthday party with friends coming from London, so I had to cycle in the morning 50 miles and then jump onto the time trial rig, so it wasn’t really an ideal scenario”.

Wells had been anticipating this event after being frustrated at a record attempt by temporary traffic lights that meant Round 13 had to be cut short, but here she got the full experience to knock a massive 30 seconds off the Female course record, take The Gordon Davis Ladies Trophy and Female 10 Gold after beating Wrekinsport team mate and the former record holder Deb Hutson-Lumb by 41 seconds. Wells was delighted by her win, stating: ”I was looking forward to this race! A nice temperature, with a tailwind out and headwind home, so I knew I’d need to save something for the return. So close to sub-23, but chuffed to have taken the win, set a course record, and even more special to have taken the Shropshire 10 Championship win as well”!

Hutson-Lumb took Female 10 Silver but didn’t go home empty handed after winning the Veteran’s 10 Championship Gold in +6:07; and her post-race comments were all about the tricky conditions: “It felt tough from the start even with a tailwind on the way out, and I didn't keep enough in the tank for the return leg. It was good to be in the County medals; many thanks to everyone involved”.

 

Female Bronze went to Helen Tudor in 26:39, pushing out one of several riders new to the Championship Sorrell Williams by 15 seconds. Tudor appreciated the sunny aspect and the keen competition: “At least it wasn't as wet as last year! Thanks to Wrekinsport CC for putting the event on. A good course; but a shame about the headwind back - great to see some new female riders”.

Meanwhile Chris Riley took the final Veteran’s medal with +4:54, 29 seconds ahead of Aerologic’s Jonathan Mills-Keeling: “A cracking Championship 10, brilliant to see over half the field from County top clubs! It was lovely to win Veteran’s10 Bronze, but I'm no fan of this standard results format - thanks Wrekinsport CC for a well run, friendly race”

One area heavily promoted during 2024 is the Road Bike category, and so it was extremely gratifying to see over a quarter of the field turn out for this ‘back to basics’ inaugural running of a 10 Championship, with many riders new or returning to the sport as a result. Road Bike Gold went to one of those returning riders, Billy Panter of Paramount CRT, a club that have really taken to the format. Panter recorded a handicapped 24:06 to push out Mark Fenn by five seconds – but who got the considerable fillip of winning the inaugural Friction Road Bike Series. Panter stated: “I'm not much of a time triallist, but I have really enjoyed some of the shorter events this year, so to get the win was a welcome surprise. The outbound stretch was considerably easier than the return leg with the wind in your face, so I just tried to make up the time at every possible opportunity. It was a fantastic event and as usual was exceptionally well organised”. Fenn added: “A warm afternoon with the return leg being the hardest. I was happy with my consistency and how I am comparing to the result sheet. A well organised event by Wrekinsport. The goal for the season was to be consistent, and the Series win is a nice surprise. I hope next year sees an increase in road bike entries and helps keep the sport alive”.

Another of those returning riders took Bronze on a great afternoon for Paramount as new member Andrew Dawson recorded a handicapped 24:42 to just push out team mate David Cannell by seven seconds: “I'm delighted to have picked up a Bronze in the road bike category. It was my first event for a number of years and my first for Paramount CRT. It's a very good course, but the wind made the homeward leg challenging”!

Paramount also won the final medal of the day with Chester Romei taking Junior 10 Gold and The Alan Roberts Junior Trophy – and in his first appearance of the season. Jumping straight into a Championship isn’t ideal preparation, but Romei recorded a fine 27:10. He stated: “My first proper race back this season. It was a huge shock to the system, so to come away with some silverware is more than I was expecting from this race. A windy return leg meant it was a slog all the way back to the finish line - thank you to all marshals out there creating a smooth running event and keeping all riders safe”.

One second split first from second in Round 2 of the BBR Opticians Hill Climb Series as weather conditions played their part on Willomoor Bank for the Wrekinsport CC Hill Climb. Conditions weren’t the warmest, and with an unusual strong headwind to add to the challenge which saw times down as the riders tackled an undulating approach that requires plenty of gear changing and a horrible final 15% stretch to the finish line directly into the wind. Times were well removed from Jonny Morris’ Course Record of 3 minutes 24.48 seconds as a result; as Tomos Hales made it three wins in a row on this hill. Hales loves his local course, but this was the slowest of his victories at 3 minutes 50 seconds, just pushing out Mule CC’s Troy Rimell as he headed to the top of the BBR standings. He stated: “As I always say this is my favourite hill climb of the year. This year was made especially hard with a strong headwind up to the finish. I do take the initial ramp hard, and it is all about management up the tough gradient at the end. Well done to Troy for a close fought battle and who flew up that last section; and thanks to my club Wrekinsport for hosting”.

Rimell was a first-time visitor to the course and came away impressed with the rolling nature of the course after registering a fine 3:51 on a climb which offers a very different challenge to courses with steady gradients. This was right up Rimell’s street, as he explained: “I’ve not done that climb before, it was a good one, I like the profile of it. It’s not steady, a more ‘punchy’ gradient that suits me a little bit more – go a bit harder when it’s steeper and ease off on the flat a bit. I like that last kick up to the finish – a proper negative split, save all your energy then a massive kick up the last bit”.

Things were close in the Veteran’s Championship too with Bridgnorth CC’s Paul Bailey pushing out Mid Shropshire Wheelers’ Will Witterick by two seconds. Bailey finished in 4:16, which was good enough to take third spot overall – and his amusing post-race comments shows that stick and carrot tactics were definitely in play made all the difference: “I was spurred on by the thought of a pint in The Huntsman! My kids came to watch too, so I tried that extra bit harder for them”.

In the BBR Female Series 2023 Silver medallist Hayley Wells set out her stall to go one better this year with a fine win after cresting the climb in 4:52. Wells seems determined to recapture this Championship which she won in 2022, and took the 20 points on offer after beating Paramount’s Claire Blackwell-Smyth. Wells brought some of the atmosphere of the climb to the fore in an event which always attracts a good selection of spectators roaring the riders on to try their best: “I felt good during this climb, and planned to try and stay seated for as long as possible then leave enough in the tank to fully attack the last kicker! There was fabulous support on every stretch of the course; thanks to Wrekinsport CC”.

A rare Monday evening event proved decisive in the destination of the Decathlon Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport as a broken bike and six riders unseen during the rest of the season turned out for Round 15. A replacement for the cancelled Round 6 which was weather-affected saw Oli Freeman enter the race with a three point lead over Tomos Hales, the reigning champion and just two events remaining. With this pair often 1-2 Hales could only have anticipated losing the Series by a single point all things being equal – but Freeman was compelled to ride his road bike due to a frame crack. Sportingly Hales tried to make things equal by also turning up on his road bike – but the pair reckoned without three of the 2024 first-timers being speed merchants.

Time trial bikes have a natural aero advantage over road bikes, not that anyone had told Hales who finished in a strong runner-up spot in a fabulous 22 minutes 49 seconds; with Phil Roberts taking his second win of the Series on 22:18 – sealing Series Bronze in the process. The Long Lane course is technical, featuring 11 turns around a 3¾ mile circuit, which even things out a little on the handling stakes. However Freeman finished back on 24:05, with Adam Mumford, Oliver Rodwell and Clive Middleton all finding the Monday rearrangement suited them, split by just four seconds on 23:38, 23:40 and 23:42respectively. This interpolation saw Hales score 5 points but Freeman only 1, meaning Hales took over at the top of the standings by a single point with just a final 16^th round left, a dramatic reversal of fortunes.

Hales and Freeman were instead 1-2 in the Road Bike Series, but with Matt Price taking 3^rd spot in 26:02 he sealed Road Bike Series Silver, and consigned Dave Moore to the Bronze medal. This is an increasingly popular ‘back-to-basics’ version of the sport, with 9 of the 20 entrants on Road Bikes and a great way for new entrants to the sport to get involved competitively.

In the Women’s Series it was a win for Victoria Doran in 31:53 ahead of Sarah Bradshaw on 33:25, with the Silver and Bronze medals in play for the final round with any of four riders in the mix.

Decathlon Series by Wrekinsport Cumulative Standings after fifteen rounds

Pos'n	Name	Total Points
1	Tomos Hales	59
2	Oli Freeman	58
3	Phil Roberts	45
4	Hayley Wells	35
5	Ben Southgate	28
6	Ben Wood	15
=7	Allan Henderson	14
=7	Rich Smith	14
9	Deb Hutson-Lumb	13
=10	Chris Halford	12
=10	David Seager	12

Road Bike Series Cumulative Standings after fifteen rounds

Pos'n	Name	Total Points
1	David Seager	62
2	Matt Price	49
3	Dave Moore	31
4	Peter Jukes	20
5	Sarah Bradshaw	13
6	Stuart Wortley	12
7	Elliott Wills	8
8	Tomos Hales	6
=9	Mike Bigwood	5
=9	Oli Freeman	5

Women’s Series Cumulative Standings after fifteen rounds

Pos'n	Name	Total Points
1	Hayley Wells	59
2	Deb Hutson-Lumb	28
3	Karen Sherriff	25
4	Sarah Bradshaw	22
5	Victoria Doran	21

   

Pos'n	Name	Club	Cat	2.5 miles	6.25 miles	10 miles	No.
1	Mike Senior	Unattached	V	5:15	13:46	22:16	17
2	Phil Roberts	Wrekinsport CC	S	5:35	14:07	22:35	11
3	Tomos Hales	Wrekinsport CC	S	5:22	14:08	22:47	16
4	Hayley Wells	Wrekinsport CC	F	5:32	14:07	22:51	5
5	Oliver Rodwell	Wrekinsport CC	V	5:35	14:32	23:25	4
6	Oli Freeman	Wrekinsport CC	S	5:35	14:30	23:30	6
7	Alvydas Janusauskas	Paramount CRT	S	6:01	15:25	24:33	18
8	Rich Smith	Wrekinsport CC	V	5:51	15:24	24:54	3
9	Ben Bramford-Hale	Newport Shropshire CC	J	6:05	15:42	25:16	19
10	Ben Southgate	Wrekinsport CC	J	5:50	15:36	25:42	10
11	Matt Price	Wrekinsport CC	V	6:17	16:20	26:10	14
12	Chris Dunn	Unattached	V	6:15	16:36	26:33	13
13	Peter Jukes	Wrekinsport CC	V	6:27	16:37	26:38	8
14	Vince Evans	Wrekinsport CC	V	6:26	16:57	27:25	2
15	Bob Elliott	Wrekinsport CC	V	7:15	18:23	29:41	1
16	Stuart Wortley	Wrekinsport CC	V	7:34	19:38	31:21	12
17	Elliott Wills	Wrekinsport CC	S	7:08	19:43	31:43	9
18	Victoria Doran	Wrekinsport CC	FV	7:55	19:53	31:44	15
.	Rob Garbett	Wrekinsport CC	V	.	.	DNS	7

Road bikes in italics

Pos'n	Name	Club	Cat	2.5 miles	6.25 miles	10 miles	No.
1	Phil Roberts	Wrekinsport CC	S	5:22	13:52	22:18	9
2	Tomos Hales	Wrekinsport CC	S	5:25	14:09	22:49	14
3	James Gibney	West Midlands Police CC	S	5:48	14:29	23:19	20
4	Adam Mumford	Wrekinsport CC	S	5:46	14:42	23:38	19
5	Oliver Rodwell	Wrekinsport CC	V	5:58	14:58	23:40	18
6	Clive Middleton	Wrekinsport CC	V	5:43	14:48	23:42	11
7	Oli Freeman	Wrekinsport CC	S	5:36	14:52	24:05	6
8	Phil Collins	Wrekinsport CC	V	6:02	15:33	24:57	12
9	Chris Dunn	Unattached	V	6:03	15:52	25:32	16
10	Matt Price	Wrekinsport CC	V	6:18	16:06	26:02	10
11	Rob Garbett	Wrekinsport CC	V	6:12	16:08	26:04	7
12	Peter Jukes	Wrekinsport CC	V	6:29	16:55	27:13	8
13	Dave Moore	Wrekinsport CC	V	6:25	16:53	27:42	2
14	Richard Bradshaw	Unattached	V	7:11	18:07	29:02	5
15	Bob Elliott	Wrekinsport CC	V	7:18	18:30	29:52	3
16	Joe Hales	Unattached	S	6:59	18:32	30:03	15
17	Victoria Doran	Wrekinsport CC	FV	7:44	20:02	31:53	17
18	Matt Muir	Propel CC	V	7:41	20:13	32:49	13
19	Sarah Bradshaw	Wrekinsport CC	FV	8:05	20:53	33:25	4
20	Jim Percival	Wrekinsport CC	V	8:07	21:16	35:02	1

Road bikes in italics

Result:

Pos'n	Name	Club	Cat	Time
1	Tomos Hales	Wrekinsport CC	S	3:50
2	Troy Rimell	Mule CC	S	3:51
3	Paul Bailey	Bridgnorth CC	V	4:16
4	William Witterick	Mid Shropshire Wheelers	V	4:18
5	James Hards	Unattached	S	4:21
6	Phil Roberts	Wrekinsport CC	S	4:22
7	Jonathan Whittaker	Army Cycling	S	4:31
8	Mason Durant	Paramount CRT	S	4:32
9	Oli Freeman	Wrekinsport CC	S	4:38
10	Billy Panter	Paramount CRT	S	4:39
11	Cameron Coley-Smith	Wrekinsport CC	S	4:44
12	Rob McGregor	Paramount CRT	S	4:48
13	Hayley Wells	Wrekinsport CC	F	4:52
14	Ben Wood	Wrekinsport CC	S	4:54
15	George Kirby	Mid Shropshire Wheelers	V	5:06
16	Chris Riley	Paramount CRT	V	5:12
16	Cormac MacLaughlin	Army Cycling	S	5:12
18	Neil Coles	Oswestry Paragon CC	V	5:13
19	Chris Dunn	Unattached	V	5:22
20	Jack Young	Oswestry Paragon CC	S	5:26
21	Elliott Wills	Wrekinsport CC	S	5:39
22	Matt Price	Wrekinsport CC	V	5:40
23	Oran Maclean	Army Cycling	V	5:51
24	Claire Blackwell-Smyth	Paramount CRT	FV	6:11
25	Ashley Kirkham	Wrekinsport CC	V	6:20

The course record went on a float evening as Tomos Hales stormed around the tight Long Lane circuit in Round 14 of the Decathlon Evening 10 Series by Wrekinsport in a fabulous time of 21 minutes 1 second – as the destination of the Road Bike Series was settled. Hales was clearly on a mission as he reached the 2½ mile point in 4:57, the first rider ever to dip below five minutes at that point. Closest rider to him was Mike Senior, 41 seconds back.

Oli Freeman continues to hold the Series lead but this narrowed to three points with two rounds to go. Freeman took third spot in 22:18, but was overtaken by Hales, his minute man, who was only five seconds behind on the road at 6¼ miles, eventually crossing the finishing line 17 seconds ahead. Freeman was the best possible carrot for Hales who rose to the challenge.

The Road Bike Series was taken by David Seager, who finished first in this category on 26:17 on the night, beating Dave Moore by 19 seconds. Seager has had this in his sights all season, only missing the very first round.

In the Women’s Series Hayley Wells took a solid win in 23:29, 16 seconds up on Deb Hutson-Lumb as she showed why she has already taken the Women’s title. Wells and Hutson-Lumb were 4^th and 5^th overall respectively in a 15 strong field.

Decathlon Series by Wrekinsport Cumulative Standings after fourteen rounds

 

Pos'n	Name	Total Points
1	Oli Freeman	57
2	Tomos Hales	54
3	Phil Roberts	39
4	Hayley Wells	35
5	Ben Southgate	28
6	Ben Wood	15
=7	Allan Henderson	14
=7	Rich Smith	14
9	Deb Hutson-Lumb	13
=10	Chris Halford	12
=10	David Seager	12

Road Bike Series Cumulative Standings after fourteen rounds

Pos'n	Name	Total Points
1	David Seager	62
2	Matt Price	45
3	Dave Moore	31
4	Peter Jukes	17
5	Stuart Wortley	12
6	Sarah Bradshaw	11
7	Elliott Wills	8
8	Mike Bigwood	5
9	Karen Sherriff	4
10	Colin Smith	3

Women’s Series Cumulative Standings after fourteen rounds

Pos'n	Name	Total Points
1	Hayley Wells	59
2	Deb Hutson-Lumb	28
3	Karen Sherriff	25
4	Victoria Doran	15
5	Sarah Bradshaw	17

A new course and the only remaining bonus point round of the 2024 SB Sports Injuries Series saw Tomos Hales take sole lead following Round 10 - and set an inaugural course record in Wrekinsport CC’s 25. Rescheduled following road works that saw both applied for courses belatedly out of action on the original date; that delay gave opportunity for a trial run on a newly designed course starting and finishing at Hopton Chapel and taking in two laps of The Tiddly circuit on what turned out to be a glorious evening. 26 points were available for the win due to the extra distance, designed to stretch riders stepping up from club level events – although experience told as Tomos Hales set the inaugural record on 54 minutes 24 seconds to beat Army Cycling’s Jonathan Whittaker by 1:06.

Hales had held the joint lead of the Series with Jonathan Mills-Keeling, but moved into the sole lead on the strength of this ride – albeit by a narrow two point advantage. Hales stated:  “I enjoyed the new 25 Mile Wrekinsport course. Making use of the top section of the A53 made for a quick start. I do enjoy lapped courses as you can get a good gauge for where you are; thanks to Wrekinsport for hosting and rearranging the fixture”.

Mills-Keeling took third overall in 56:10 after a fast start where he equalled Hales on 7:53 on the first pass of the finish line after 3.6 miles – which he suffered for later. He still holds a fabulous lead in the Veteran’s Series after finishing runner-up on the night to Deb Hutson-Lumb, stretching that advantage to a commanding 84 points after finishing in +11:58 to Riley’s+10:54. Mills-Keeling commented: “I started fast and paid for it on the second lap. It was a perfect evening of racing, nice to do a new course, well done to all”. But there was no stopping Hutson-Lumb who put in a dominant Veteran’s performance of +13:12 – but ended as runner-up in the SB Female Series behind Hayley Wells after finishing in 1:02:18 for 7^th spot Overall.

Wells set the inaugural Female record of 59:54, helped perhaps in a last gasp for the finish line, racing Alvydas Janusauskas side by side over the final few hundred metres. She stated: ”It was a very warm evening, and great to try out a new course. Not as quick as expected, but I enjoyed incorporating more of the A53! Looking forward to tackling it again; cheers to Wrekinsport for organising”.

A bruised and battered Ashley Kirkham was determined to defend his SB Road Bike Series lead despite significant cuts and bruises from a racing incident the day before, and took full advantage of being the sole rider in that category to extend his lead to 34 points with an adjusted 1:12:45. He commented: “After crashing out of a race early on the day before I had fresh legs and pushed hard despite some sore limbs. I really enjoyed the new course; hopefully it becomes a regular fixture in the calendar - thanks to all the volunteers”.

Pos'n	First Name	Last Name	Club	Class	Type	Category	Time
1	Thomas	Brazier	HUUB WattShop	Open	TT	Veteran	20:23
2	David James	Williams	Velotik Racing Team	Open	TT	Veteran	20:33
3	Tomos	Hales	Wrekinsport CC	Open	TT	Senior	20:44
4	Grant	Bigham	HUUB WattShop	Open	TT	Senior	20:52
5	Simon	Romei	Paramount CRT	Open	TT	Veteran	21:25
6	Phil	Land	Velo6 Racing	Open	TT	Veteran	21:26
7	Mason	Durant	Paramount CRT	Open	TT	Senior	21:38
8	Mark	Pritchard	Aerologic RT	Open	TT	Senior	21:55
9	Jonathan	Whittaker	Army Cycling	Open	TT	Senior	22:02
10	Alvydas	Janusauskas	Paramount CRT	Open	TT	Senior	22:16
11	Jonathan	Mills-Keeling	Aerologic RT	Open	TT	Veteran	22:26
12	Christopher	Riley	Paramount CRT	Open	TT	Veteran	22:30
13	Bryn	Davies	Hafren CC	Open	TT	Veteran	22:41
14	Robert	McGregor	Paramount CRT	Open	TT	Senior	22:44
15	Hayley	Wells	Wrekinsport CC	Female	TT	Senior	23:03
16	Carys	Blowers	Liv CC Halo Films	Female	TT	Junior	23:04
17	Richard	Elmitt	Fibrax Fenwicks Wrexham Cycling Club	Open	TT	Veteran	23:43
18	Deb	Hutson-Lumb	Wrekinsport CC	Female	TT	Veteran	23:44
19	Ben	Wood	Wrekinsport CC	Open	TT	Senior	23:54
19	Rob	Kerr	Oswestry Paragon CC	Open	TT	Veteran	23:54
21	Billy	Panter	Paramount CRT	Open	Road	Senior	24:06
22	Rich	Smith	Wrekinsport CC	Open	TT	Veteran	24:08
23	Mark	Fenn	Shropshire CCA	Open	Road	Veteran	24:34
24	Benjamin	Nickolls	Paramount CRT	Open	Road	Veteran	25:07
25	Robert	Garbett	Wrekinsport CC	Open	TT	Veteran	25:17
26	Paul	Birkin	Buxton CC/Sett Valley Cycles	Open	TT	Veteran	25:23
27	Chris	Wilcox	Stone Wheelers CC	Open	TT	Veteran	25:29
28	Sally	Cunliffe	Velotik Racing Team	Female	TT	Veteran	25:41
29	David	Drew	North Shropshire Wheelers	Open	TT	Veteran	26:10
30	Peter	Jukes	Wrekinsport CC	Open	Road	Veteran	26:11
31	Tony	Perrin	Stone Wheelers CC	Open	TT	Veteran	26:17
32	Andrew	Dawson	Paramount CRT	Open	Road	Veteran	26:21
33	David	Seager	Wrekinsport CC	Open	Road	Veteran	26:32
34	Jan	Kardasz	Fibrax Fenwicks Wrexham Cycling Club	Open	TT	Veteran	26:38
35	Helen	Tudor	Oswestry Paragon CC	Female	TT	Veteran	26:39
36	Dave	Moore	Wrekinsport CC	Open	TT	Veteran	26:46
37	Sorrel	Williams	AeroCoach	Female	TT	Veteran	26:54
38	Peter	Rickard	Paramount CRT	Open	Road	Veteran	26:55
39	Matthew	Price	Wrekinsport CC	Open	Road	Veteran	27:02
40	David	Cannell	Paramount CRT	Open	Road	Veteran	27:03
41	Colin	Wells	Paramount CRT	Open	TT	Veteran	27:04
42	Ian	Townsend	Paramount CRT	Open	Road	Veteran	27:06
43	Chester	Romei	Paramount CRT	Open	TT	Junior	27:10
44	Hugh	Ashworth	Paramount CRT	Open	Road	Veteran	27:37
45	Stephen	Cooke	Walsall Roads Cycling Club	Open	TT	Veteran	27:55
46	Emma	Brown	Paramount CRT	Female	Road	Senior	27:58
47	Caitlin	Burke	Paramount CRT	Female	Road	Senior	28:24
47	Steve	King	Wrekinsport CC	Open	Road	Veteran	28:24
49	Simon	Davis	VTTA (Midlands)	Open	TT	Veteran	28:27
50	Keith	Davies	Paramount CRT	Open	Road	Veteran	29:16
51	Robert	Elliott	Wrekinsport CC	Open	TT	Veteran	29:58
52	Douglas	Brown	Paramount CRT	Open	Road	Veteran	30:07
53	Phil	Guy	North Shropshire Wheelers	Open	Road	Veteran	30:48
54	Stuart	Wortley	Wrekinsport CC	Open	Road	Veteran	31:00
55	John	Frydman	Leamington C & AC	Open	TT	Veteran	32:59
56	Norman	Fenn	Team Echelon	Open	TT	Veteran	35:02
.	Adam	Mumford	Wrekinsport CC	Open	TT	Senior	DNS-A
.	Tanya	Samuels	Fibrax Fenwicks Wrexham Cycling Club	Open	TT	Veteran	DNS-A
.	Jayne	Powell	Paramount CRT	Female	TT	Veteran	DNS
.	William	Campbell	VTTA (Manchester & NW Group)	Open	Road	Veteran	DNS