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CADENCE JUNIOR ROAD RACE

Sunday, 20th March 2016

Part of the British Cycling National Junior Road Race Series Promoted under the rules and regulations of British Cycling

Promoted by: Cadence Cycle Racing www.cadencecycleracing.co.uk Event HQ: Gwernyfed Leisure Centre Three Cocks, Brecon, Powys, LD3 0SG

01497 847740 Race Organiser: Christopher Landon 16 Preswylfa Street, Canton, Cardiff, CF5 1FS h: 02920 345869 m: 07801 261070 e-mail: chris.landon@me.com

To whom complaints must be made in writing within 24 hours

RACE OFFICIALS:

Race Organiser Chris Landon Lead Car 1 Ed Thomas

Commissaire 1 Aidan Hegarty Lead Car 2 Mike Davies Driver: Comm 1 Steve Thomas Lead Car 3 Adrian Gammage Commissaire 2 Driver: Comm 2

Mick Metcalf Jodie Lloyd

Neutral Service 1

Welsh Cycling

Commissaire 3 Driver Comm 3

Patrick Kavanagh Liz Slater

Neutral Service 2

Colin Mann

Moto Comm Brian Johnston Neutral Service 3 TBC Safety Officer Chris Landon

First Aid Red Cross

Signing-on / Licence Stewards

Will Pring Motorbike Marshals National Escort Group, Wales

Finish Judge Boardman

Richard Hopkins Darren Tudor

CSAS Static Marshals Team Leader

Will Pring

Prime Judge

Richard Hopkins Radios, Roof Signs, etc. Karl Nielsen

Gear Check Adrian Gammage Race Video Mal Ransom

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RACE TIMETABLE:

Stage Headquarters: Gwernyfed Leisure Centre

Post Code: LD3 0SG

HQ Opens: 9:00 a.m. Signing-on Start: 9:15 a.m.

Officials’ Briefing: 10:00 a.m. – inside Race HQ Signing-on End: 10:15 a.m.

Riders’ Briefing: 10:20 a.m. – inside Race HQ Race Start Time: 10:30 a.m.

Start Location: Assemble in HQ Car Park

Prize Presentation: 2:30 p.m. at Race Headquarters

RIDERS’ NOTES:

1. Race distance: 67.2 miles, 107.9 km. Neutralised Zone 2.5 miles, 4.0 km.

2. Junior riders must comply with the Junior Gear Limit specified by British Cycling Regulations. The limit is 7.93 metres per crank revolution – normally 52 x 14 (although tyre/wheel size can affect this). There will be a gear check for all riders, immediately outside the race HQ, which you MUST pass BEFORE signing-on.

3. All competitors must wear a hard helmet that meets the British standard.

4. The race will be supported by Neutral Service. All riders with Odd Numbers please supply front wheels, and Even Numbers, rear wheels. Please hand over wheels when signing on. PLEASE NOTE: The race organisation will take reasonable steps to ensure that wheels are returned to the owners after the race, but due to the nature of the events during a cycle race, riders submitting wheels for use by Neutral Service are doing so at their own risk. The race organisation accepts no responsibility for, and will not be held liable for, any losses or damage that may occur.

5. The designated Feed Zone is located at the bottom of the main climb on the course. There are two large lay-bys on the A4079, close to the roundabout at the base of the climb: see the parking area marked on the course map. Please feed riders for a couple of hundred metres after the roundabout only. No feeding at other points on the course is allowed – there is no other suitable area – riders who do so will incur a penalty.

6. Parents / Team Managers / Spectators: please park with consideration for the safe progress of the race, where indicated on the course map and do NOT attempt to park in the feed zone on the climb or at the Finish area where space for cars is limited. Please park with care to allow access for all who wish to use the area.

7. Protection for the riders and convoy is provided by motor cycle marshals and a team of static marshals. The moto-marshals cover one point on the course, then when the race has passed, move on to the next point on the course where they are needed to offer protection to the race. Please ensure that you keep to the left-hand side of the road to allow the moto-marshals to pass the peloton. PLEASE NOTE: Safety cover for riders to race is limited to when you are between the first lead car and the final vehicle in the race convoy – normally the First Aid vehicle. If you are dropped from the bunch and fall behind the First Aid vehicle you are no longer in the zone of safety cover provided by the race marshals. You cannot assume that marshals will be present at turns or junctions to indicate the way or stop traffic. It is your responsibility to follow the race route exactly. You must follow the normal rules of the road, follow the Highway Code and respect other road users when you are outside the protection of the race.

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Rider safety guide

This race is run under British Cycling’s technical regulations and under standard highway conditions therefore you MUST abide by the rules of the road.

Safety

You are not on closed roads and youwillfaceoncomingtraffic

Marshals (static or moto)

Direct riders around the course and warn other road users a race is taking place

Marshals do not create road closures or make it safe to race on the right hand side of the road

Actions

You are responsible for your own actions

Race on the left hand side of the road – do not cross solid white lines and always avoid crossing broken white lines

Persistentoffenderswillbe penalised(egdisqualification orafine)

If necessary the race will be stopped

Responsibility

Look after each other, behave responsibly and safely

Do not take unnecessary risks - your actions could have serious consequences

Think

About your position on the road

Rider behaviour is critical to protecting the future of road racing

We all have a part to play

Encouraging responsible racing across all levels of road racing in Britain and building a culture of collective responsibility among everyone involved in the sport britishcycling.org.uk/racesmart

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COURSE DETAILS:

Distance Course Description ETA at Average Speed (mph) Miles km 23 24 25

0.0 0.0 Assembly Point: Gwernyfed Leisure Centre, Three Cocks

10:30 AM 10:30 AM 10:30 AM

0.0 0.0 Race Neutralised 10:30 AM 10:30 AM 10:30 AM 0.2 0.3 Race turns RIGHT at T-junction onto A438 - Direction

Hereford 10:30 AM 10:30 AM 10:30 AM

1.4 2.2 Race turns LEFT onto A438 - direction Hereford, Leominster

10:33 AM 10:33 AM 10:33 AM

1.6 2.6 Race turns LEFT onto B4350 - direction Boughrood 10:34 AM 10:34 AM 10:33 AM 0.0 0.0 Race De-neutralised: at speed de-restriction

signs (at 2.5 miles, 4.0 km) 10:34 AM 10:34 AM 10:33 AM

1.4 2.2 Enter Bryst Boughrood 10:37 AM 10:37 AM 10:37 AM 2.2 3.5 Enter Boughrood 10:39 AM 10:39 AM 10:39 AM 2.8 4.5 Race turns LEFT at T-junction onto A470 - direction

Brecon, Abergavenny 10:41 AM 10:41 AM 10:40 AM

2.8 4.5 Enter Llyswen 10:41 AM 10:41 AM 10:40 AM 3.6 5.8 Race STRAIGHT ON (2nd exit) at roundabout onto A479

- direction Talgarth, Abergavenny 10:43 AM 10:43 AM 10:42 AM

4.2 6.7 KOM prime point: at summit of climb on A479 10:45 AM 10:44 AM 10:43 AM 5.1 8.2 Race turns LEFT at T-junction onto A438 - direction

Hereford, Leominster. End of lap 1 10:47 AM 10:46 AM 10:46 AM

6.2 10.0 Enter Pont Ithel 10:50 AM 10:49 AM 10:48 AM 6.7 10.8 End of Lap 1: (HQ Entrance) 10:51 AM 10:50 AM 10:49 AM

15.7 25.2 Repeat lap 11:15 AM 11:13 AM 11:11 AM 24.7 39.6 Repeat lap 11:38 AM 11:35 AM 11:33 AM 33.7 54.1 Repeat lap 12:02 PM 11:58 AM 11:54 AM 42.7 68.5 Repeat lap 12:25 PM 12:20 PM 12:16 PM 51.7 83.0 Repeat lap 12:49 PM 12:43 PM 12:37 PM 60.7 97.4 Repeat lap 1:12 PM 1:05 PM 12:59 PM 61.9 99.4 Race turns LEFT onto A438 - direction Hereford,

Leominster 1:15 PM 1:08 PM 1:02 PM

62.1 99.7 Race turns LEFT onto B4350 - direction Boughrood 1:16 PM 1:09 PM 1:02 PM 64.4 103.4 Enter Bryst Boughrood 1:22 PM 1:15 PM 1:08 PM 65.2 104.7 Enter Boughrood 1:24 PM 1:17 PM 1:10 PM 65.8 105.6 Race turns LEFT at T-junction onto A470 - direction

Brecon, Abergavenny 1:25 PM 1:18 PM 1:11 PM

65.8 105.6 Enter Llyswen 1:25 PM 1:18 PM 1:11 PM 66.6 106.9 Race STRAIGHT ON (2nd exit) at roundabout onto A479

- direction Talgarth, Abergavenny 1:27 PM 1:20 PM 1:13 PM

67.2 107.9 FINISH: at summit of climb (Dderw Pitch) on A479

1:29 PM 1:22 PM 1:15 PM

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= Race Start Point

= Race Finish Point

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= End of Neutralised Zone

= Hill Prime Point

= Feed Zone

KOM Hill Prime Point

Feed Zone

End of Neutralised Zone

HQ RACE HQ: GWERNYFED LEISURE CENTRE

CADENCE JUNIOR ROAD RACE - COURSE MAP

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B4350

A479

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B4350 B4350

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Parking - for Feed and Race Finish

= Parking: for Feed Zone and Race Finish

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COURSE MAP:

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COURSE PROFILE:

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Number Rider Club / Team Category

1 Rhys Britton Wales 2nd

2 William Roberts Wales 2nd

3 Peter Kibble Wales 2nd

4 James Tillett Wales 3rd

5 Sam Travis Acre Racing Team 2nd

6 Fergus Robinson Allen Valley Velo 2nd

7 George Beck Bath Cycling Club 3rd

8 Hayden Burton Bath Cycling Club 3rd

9 Nic McKibbin Bath Cycling Club 3rd

10 Will Swarbrick Bath Cycling Club 3rd

11 Liam Gilpin Bike Box Alan 2nd

12 Liam Davies Broom Wagon Racing Team 2nd

13 Liam Hindmarsh Broom Wagon Racing Team 2nd

14 Louis Killworth Broom Wagon Racing Team 2nd

15 Buauna Ball Catford CC Equipe/Banks 2nd

16 Tim James Catford CC Equipe/Banks 2nd

17 James Higginson Catford CC Equipe/Banks 3rd

18 Theo Hartley DFL In-Gear Development 2nd

19 James Jenkins Eastern Region 2nd

20 Gabriel Fowden Eastern Region 3rd

21 Oliver Jones Eastern Region 3rd

22 Michael Parry Eastern Region 3rd

23 Calum Johnston Edinburgh RC 2nd

24 Calum Kennedy Edinburgh RC 2nd

25 Matthew Cox Giant Cycling Club - Halo Films 3rd

26 Samuel Tillett Giant Cycling Club - Halo Films 3rd

27 Simon Price Graham Weigh Racing 3rd

28 Harry Yates Hargroves Cycles - Ridley RT 3rd

29 Owen Dudley Isle Of Man Cycling Association 2nd

30 Michael Moss Isle Of Man Cycling Association 3rd

31 Nathan Hinks Isle Of Man Cycling Association 4th

32 Daniel Scarffe Isle Of Man Cycling Association 4th

33 Rhys Pilley Jersey Cycling Association 4th

34 Haydon Davis KASSEI.CC - TEKNOFUEL 2nd

35 Jake Beach Knottingley Velo 2nd

36 James Ambrose-Parish Lee Valley Youth Cycling Club 2nd

37 Matthew Shepherd Lee Valley Youth Cycling Club 3rd

38 Tobias Dahlhaus London Dynamo 3rd

39 Ewan Grivell-Mellor Mid Shropshire Wheelers 2nd

40 Kieran Howarth Nottingham Clarion CC 2nd

41 Ben Turner Oldfield/Paul Milnes Cycles ERT 2nd

42 Jake Dobson Planet X - Northside Cycling 2nd

43 Daniel Coombe Planet X - Northside Cycling 3rd

44 Brad Dransfield Planet X - Northside Cycling 3rd

45 Joseph Saunders Planet X - Northside Cycling 3rd

46 Jamie Ridehalgh Polypipe Cycling Team 2nd

47 Ryan Coulton Pro Vision SJ Academy 2nd

48 Morgan Hughes Pro Vision SJ Academy 2nd

49 Owen Line Pro Vision SJ Academy 2nd

50 Tomos Owens Pro Vision SJ Academy 3rd

51 Fabian Horrocks RP Vision Racing Team 2nd

52 Joseph Linehan RP Vision Racing Team 2nd

53 Giles Clark RP Vision Racing Team 3rd

54 William Lewis RP Vision Racing Team 3rd

55 Ben Hardy Rutland Rouleur 2nd

56 Jonathan Wong Salt Ayre Cog Set 3rd

57 Danny Hedley Scottish Cycling North-east 2nd

58 John MacLeod Scottish Cycling North-east 2nd

59 Ross McMurtrie Scottish Cycling North-east 3rd

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Number Rider Club / Team Category

60 Benjamin Gifford Scottish Cycling North-east 4th

61 Cameron Biddle Solihull CC 2nd

62 Conor Davies Speedflex Race Team 2nd

63 Matthias Barnet Spokes Racing Team 2nd

64 Stephen Dent Spokes Racing Team 2nd

65 Timothy Jones Spokes Racing Team 2nd

66 Grant Martin Spokes Racing Team 2nd

67 James Farrington Sportcity Velo 2nd

68 Cameron Orr Sram Youth Development 2nd

69 Eugene Cross SSLL Racing Team 2nd

70 Max McMurdo SSLL Racing Team 2nd

71 Patrick Manning Strada-Sport 2nd

72 Jali Packer Strada-Sport 2nd

73 Jack Broadley Sunset Cycles 2nd

74 Benjamin Hardwick Swinnerton Cycles 2nd

75 Jake Stewart Swinnerton Cycles 2nd

76 Charlie Cox Swinnerton Cycles 3rd

77 Joe Swinnerton Swinnerton Cycles 3rd

78 Tom Easley Team ASL360 2nd

79 Anthony Anderson Team Corley Cycles 2nd

80 Carl Jolly Team Corley Cycles 2nd

81 Charles Page Team Corley Cycles 2nd

82 Louis Rose-Davies Team Corley Cycles 2nd

83 Ben McKie VC Londres 2nd

84 Jacob Vaughan VC Londres 2nd

85 Fred Wright VC Londres 2nd

86 Georg Mew Jensen VC Londres 3rd

87 Jack Freeman VC Meudon 2nd

88 Dylan Thomas VC Meudon 2nd

89 Tom Chandler VCUK PH-MAS Cycling Team 1st

90 Robert Scott VCUK PH-MAS Cycling Team 1st

91 Harry Hardcastle VCUK PH-MAS Cycling Team 2nd

92 Thomas Pidcock VCUK PH-MAS Cycling Team 2nd

93 Reece Wood Velocity Globalbike 1st

94 Matthew Draper Velocity Globalbike 2nd

95 Ben Foames Wigmore CC 2nd

96 Ethan Davies Wolverhampton Whls 2nd

97 Matthew Radford Wolverhampton Whls 2nd

98 Joseph Nally www.Hardie-Bikes.com 2nd

99 Joshua Roberts Zappi's Racing Team 2nd

100 Alfie Franks Zappi's Racing Team 3rd

PRIZE LIST:

Overall Position Prize

1 £75.00 2 £60.00 3 £45.00 4 £40.00 5 £35.00 6 £30.00 7 £25.00 8 £20.00 9 £15.00

10 £10.00

KOM Competition Prime Points Laps 1 to 7 : 1st, 2nd & 3rd 5,3,1

No prime at finish

First Rider at each KOM Prime £10 First: KOM Overall (on points) £40 In the event of riders having equal KOM points scores at the end of the race, the result will be decided on count-back of number of first placings, then (if still tied) on the position in the final prime.

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PREVIOUS WINNERS: Event run as the Martyn Ashfield Classic RR:

2004 1 Geraint Thomas MBE (Three Cocks Circuit) 2 Ian Stannard 3 Richard Hepworth 2005 1 Alex Atkins (Three Cocks Circuit) 2 Chris Opie 3 Ian Stannard 2006 1 Andrew Griffiths (2-day, 2-stage race) 2 Alex Dowsett 3 Mark McNally 2007 1 Sam Webster (Defynnog Circuit) 2 Dennis Dunworth 3 Luke Rowe 2008 1 Erick Rowsell (2-day, 3-stage race) 2 Luke Rowe 3 Mark Christian

Event run as the Cadence Junior RR: 2009 1 Alexander King (Abergavenny/Talgarth/Defynnog Course) 2 Simon Yates 3 Dominic Schils 2010 1 Tom Moses (Abergavenny/Usk/Shirenewton/Monmouth Course) 2 Lewis Balyckyi 3 Adam Yates

2011 1. Jonathan Dibben (Three Cocks Circuit) 2. Alex Peters 3. Alistair Slater 2012 1. Tao Geoghan Hart (Three Cocks Circuit) 2. Jonathan Dibben 3. Chris Lawless 2013 Race Cancelled due to Snow 2014 1. James Shaw (Three Cocks Circuit) 2. Joseph Evans 3. Levi Moody 2015 1. Ethan Hayter (Three Cocks Circuit) 2. Joe Holt 3. Robert Hogg

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BC National Junior Series 2016

British Cycling National Junior Series 2016*: 20 Mar Cadence Junior Road Race Gwernyfed, Powys 9/10 Apr Tour of the Mendips (2-day) Bristol 24 Apr Junior Cicle Classic Rutland 29 Apr-2 May Isle of Man Junior Tour (4-day) Isle of Man 4/5 Jun Spokes Cycles Junior Road Race (2-day) Glenrothes 14 Jun Loughborough University Road Race Loughborough 10 Jul Hatherleigh Road Race Exeter 24 Jul Bath Road Club Junior Road Race Milton Keynes, 14 Aug Scarborough Junior Road Race Scarborough 26-28 Aug Junior Tour of Wales (3-day) Brynmawr, South Wales

* Additional counting events may be added to this competition.

About Cadence Cycle Racing:

Cadence Cycle Racing is a Cycling Club set up by members of existing Welsh clubs as a vehicle to promote new and different Cycle Races. The aims include:

• To promote races that most single, existing clubs would not normally promote - due to factors such

as scale or location • To fill gaps in the racing calendar (types of event, not chronology) • To develop new courses in Wales • To develop new officials, organisers, marshals (especially younger people) • To seek to involve people from as many existing cycling clubs as possible • To develop a team that can resource the key elements of a race located anywhere in Wales

(race promotion not limited by location) • To innovate / try new ideas for the benefit of Cycle racing in Wales • To promote great events and to have fun while doing so.

Members are expected to remain members of their existing club and to continue to support their own club’s events. Our next promotion in 2016 is the UK Junior Road Race Championships in Chepstow on 12th June followed by the unique and highly popular 5-day stage race for 2/3/4 cats: the Ras De Cymru in late June / early July. If you are interested in what we are trying to do and want to know more, please speak to one of the race officials.

www.cadencecycleracing.co.uk

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