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2007 National Cyclo Cross Championships

Nov 02 2010 08:00 PM | Guy_Watson in Racing

In the youth race we had:
  
Jon Dibben, twice National Champion for i-Team as an Under 12
Peter Dibben, Jon's older brother, looking to improve on last year's result
Sarah King - giving it a go in the footsteps of her sister Dani.

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2008 Paris Roubaix with Team CSC

Apr 20 2008 07:15 AM | Guy_Watson in Racing

In 2008, i-Team member and my good friend Richard Gorman was the sponsorship director for the CSC professional team.

Imagine how excited I was when I got a call from him, asking if would I like to do a bit of driving for him and spend a bit bit of time hanging out with CSC at Paris Roubaix?

Er, let me think about it Rich... (0.1 secs later) - OK, thought about it...YEP!

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2011 InTandem Skot Lewis I.o.W. Ride

Sep 11 2012 12:18 PM | Guy_Watson in Events

On Saturday 24th September 2011, i-Team sponsors, InTandem Systems, promoted the 3rd edition of their sponsored bike ride around the Isle of Wight.

This was not a big sportive or formal ride solely for serious cyclists - just a very well organised fun event for a good cause and the riders were mostly made up of InTandem staff and their family and friends - plus a large contingent of i-Team members of course!

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2006 I-Team Century Day

Dec 27 2010 12:02 PM | Guy_Watson in Events

The challenge is to get 100 i-Team members riding 100 miles in the same 24 hour period - wherever they are in the world on that day.   It's a loosely organised event - everyone just decides a  route and we all a do a ride either solo or in groups. For those of us that met Mark  or who knew him from his posts on the member's forums, the purpose will always be to keep  Mark's memory alive but for new members etc. you can do it for any  reason - just think of something or someone that is/was important to  you and do a suitably challenging ride in honour of that purpose.

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2012 Portsdown Time Trial Series - Event 6

Aug 05 2012 10:34 AM | Guy_Watson in Events

PORTSDOWN TIME TRIAL LEAGUE EVENT 6 - PROMOTED BY i-Team.cc

Date: Sunday 5th August 2012
Distance:10 Miles
COURSE P817 - Soberton - Hambledon - Soberton
HQ: Soberton Village Hall Course in brief:
Event held under CTT Rules - Stay Safe - Observe Highway Code - Enjoy Your Ride - Wear A Helmet

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Newcommer Cycling Around Great Britain for a Gr...

Jul 10 2012 08:40 PM | Andy_Jones in Events

Jon Cooke is pretty much a newcomer to cycling but has set himself a real challenge to raise £100,000 for charity by riding around Great Britain in 32 days!

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The event has been organised to raise money for the Estate Agency Foundation charity, which has already raised over £60,000 to help combat the causes of homelessness in the UK. as well as helping those who are already suffering. The EAF donates the money it raises to existing charities nationwide who help real people like 'Stuart,' medically discharged from the Army and told he isn't a priority for a council house, or 'Nicola,' raised in Local Authority Care but with nowhere to go once she reached the age of 16, or 'Sheila,' who was discharged from hospital suffering from mental illness with no care package or support system in place.

i-Team is supporting this great cause by helping to promote awareness of Jon's challenge and hopefully keeping him out of the wind a bit on some of the stages! B)

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2012 Schwalbe Tour Transalp - Germany

Jun 13 2012 09:07 PM | Fraser_Ellison in Overseas Sportives

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The Tour TransAlp is a 7-day stage race for amateur cyclists run by Tour, the largest cycling magazine in Germany and is their main event of the year. It attracts a field of approx. 750 2-person teams and runs from Germany to Italy. The exact route varies every year but on the menu for 2012 was 800 km with approx. 18,000 meters of climbing over 17 Alpine and Dolomite passes from Mittenwald in Germany to Arco at Lake Garda in Italy, with teams from 27 countries taking part.

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Lejog 2012, The Aftermath

Jun 10 2012 12:11 PM | Steve_Smith in Member's Rides

Day 5 would take in the wonderful sights of Glasgow.  The rain was obviously still with us so I stayed in the van.  We watched them ride for about 10 miles and then went ahead to get more wet weather clothes for them, but now my kit was being shared out between them tho try and keep them warm enough.

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2011 I-Team Portsdown Time Trial Series Event

Aug 07 2011 12:39 PM | Guy_Watson in Events

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i-Team Portsdown Time Trial Series Event


Club 10 Mile Time Trial - P817 - H.Q. Soberton Village Hall (Course & H.Q. changed because of road works and clash with Wickham Festival)

Course in brief: Soberton - Newtown - Hambledon - Soberton

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Event held under CTT Rules - Stay Safe - Observe Highway Code - Enjoy Your Ride - Wear A Helmet

Results

1 DAVE   DALTON  FAREHAM WHEELERS  24:30
2  SHAUN  SMART  SOUTHDOWN VELO  24:38
3  DARRYL  RICE  SOUTHDOWN VELO  25:04
4  ANDY  LANGDOWN  HAMPSHIRE RC  25:16
5  GARY  FERRETT  HAMPSHIRE RC  25:22
6  LINDZ  BARRALL  i-TEAM.CC  25:52
7  PAUL  ASHLEY  TEAM FELT  26:02
8  ANDREW  WADDINGTON  PORTSMOUTH NECC  26:20
9  DEN  TAPPING  HAMPSHIRE RC  26:40
10  ANDY  ROOK  i-TEAM.CC  26:43  
11  TERRY  FLEET  TEAM AXIOM  27:08
12  MATTHEW  PRATT  HAMPSHIRE RC  27:11
13  DAVE  POTHACARY  SOUTHDOWN VELO 27:13
14  FRASER  ELLISON  i-TEAM.CC  27:19
15  TIM  YAIR  TEAM AXIOM  27:31
16  D   RICH  FAREHAM WHEELERS  27:57
17  ALUN  TRIBE  HAMPSHIRE RC  28:03
18  ALAN  COCKRAM  PORTSMOUTH NECC  28:07
19  BOB  HATTON  i-TEAM.CC  28:14
20  DAVE  TRIBE  HAMPSHIRE RC  28:29
21  PHIL   CLACK  FAREHAM WHEELERS  28:39
22  SARAH  FARMER  TEAM AXIOM  28:41
23  ALAN  EMMOTT  FAREHAM WHEELERS  29:11
24  M  JONES  FAREHAM WHEELERS  29:21
25  PHIL  CHINN  FAREHAM WHEELERS  29:33
26  A  MALLETT  SOUTHDOWN VELO  29:37
27  ANDY  SAYNER  i-TEAM.CC  29:45
28  CHRIS  McGUIRE  HAMPSHIRE RC  29:51
29  A  McKELLAR  SOUTHDOWN VELO  29:52
30  DAVID  BARNES  FAREHAM WHEELERS  29:52
31  SIMON  JEFFERIES  i-TEAM.CC  30:02
32  ANGUS   FILEMAN  FAREHAM WHEELERS  31:11
33  TONY  WILCOCK  FAREHAM WHEELERS  31:32
34  MICK  BRADY  FAREHAM WHEELERS  33:12
35  DEE  FERRETT  HAMPSHIRE RC  37:12
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Thankyou to all the i-Team members who gave up their time this morning to act as marshals, time keepers, pushers off, photographers, sweepers, tea makers, signing on etc. - without you this event could not have happened!Posted Image

And last but not least, thanks to all the riders who turned up and gave it a shot - see you again next year.Posted Image

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2008 Portsdown Time Trial League Event 6

Nov 02 2010 07:34 PM | Guy_Watson in Events

Portsdown Time Trial League Event 6: CTT Course Code: P822c - Event promoted by i-Team according to CTT regulations & P.T.T.L. Rules (See Below)

Sunday 9th August 2008 H.Q. Wickham Square, Hampshire.

Entries by 30/07/09 to Event Organiser, Matt Doe, i-Team CC, 39, Fairmead Walk, Cowplain, Hampshire, PO8 9AL - 07765 885041

Event Pictures Will Be available Online - Thanks to Jon Skidmore? Posted Image

   i-TEAM PORTSDOWN T.T. LEAGUE EVENT No.6 - RESULTS WILL BE HERE

THANKS TO ALL THOSE THAT TOOK PART AND HELPED ORGANISE THIS EVENT

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2007 Award   Winners

   1st Simon Tout Hampshire Road Club 477    2nd Nick Andrews Portsmouth North End CC 476    2nd Dave Sinclair i-team.cc 476    1st S Geoff Loveman Fareham Wheelers 475    2nd S Eamon Watson Velocity/the Exercise Deck 468    3rd S Chris Bairstow i-team.cc 426    1st V Gary Ferret Hampshire Road Club 465    2nd V Glynn Syder (R.I.P.) Portsmouth North End CC 462    3rd V Alan Cockram Portsmouth North End CC 477    1st SV Keith Drew Hampshire Road Club 460    2nd SV Peter Knipe Fareham Wheelers CC 390    3rd SV Phil Chandler i-team.cc 351    1st GV Alan Emmott Hantspol CC 437    2nd GV Laurie Pither Hampshire Road Club 389    3rd GV Bob Oliver Fareham Wheelers CC 381    1st Lady Sarah Farmer Team Axiom 373    1st Junior Al Murison Team Axiom 336    2nd Junior Sam Patrick i-team.cc 233    1st Youth Ryan Howett i-team.cc 100    1st Team Hampshire Road Club 2403   

2006 Award   Winners

  1st    Luke Myers    Team Axiom    480   2nd    Geoff Loveman    Fareham Wheelers CC    476   3rd    Eamon Watson    Velocity/the Exercise Deck    474   1st V    Nick Andrews    Portsmouth North End CC    472   1st SV    Keith Drew    Hampshire Road Club    458   1st GV    Bob Oliver    Fareham Wheelers CC    409   1st Lady    Nikki Wheeler    Velocity/the Exercise Deck    441

2005 Award   Winners

  1st    Ray Robinson    Velocity/the Exercise Deck    480   2nd    Eamon Watson    Velocity/the Exercise Deck    478   3rd    Andy Kenzile    Fareham Wheelers CC    474   1st V    Gary Ferret    Hampshire RC    470   1st SV    Keith Drew    Hampshire RC    469   1st GV    Bob Oliver    Fareham Wheelers CC    397   1st Lady    Nikki Wheeler    Velocity/the Exercise Deck    435

2004 Award   Winners

  1st    Gary Buckett    Velocity/the Exercise Deck    478   2nd    Andy Kenzile    Fareham Wheelers CC    474   2nd    Glenn Syder    Portsmouth North End CC    474   1st V    Tony Hart    Team Axiom    468   1st SV    Keith Drew    Hampshire RC    467   1st GV    Bob Oliver    Fareham Wheelers CC    418   1st Lady    Sarah Farmer    Team Axiom    405   1st Jun    Julian Hudson    Team Axiom    396

2003 Award   Winners

  1st    Andrew Walker    Hampshire RC    480   2nd    Phil Marshall    Fareham Wheelers CC    476   3rd    Glenn syder    Portsmouth North End CC    471   1st V    Phil Marshall    Fareham Wheelers CC    476   1st SV    Mike Norman    Hampshire RC    465   1st Lady    Tracy Slade    Hampshire RC    411

2002 Award Winners

  1st    Richie Berogna    Portsmouth North End CC    480   2nd    Andrew Walker    Hampshire RC    474   3rd    Des Ludford    Portsmouth North End CC    470   1st V    Alan Cockram    Portsmouth North End CC    431   1st SV    Richard Parker    Hampshire RC    444   1st Lady    Nikki Wheeler    Portsmouth North End CC    416   1st Jun    Alan Slade    Hantspol CC    437

2001 Award   Winners

  1st    Dave Dent    Portsmouth North End CC    478   2nd    Mark Ashton    Fareham Wheelers CC    473   3rd    Andrew Walker    Hampshire RC    470   1st V    Mark Ashton    Fareham Wheelers CC    473   1st SV    Terry Evans    Portsmouth North End CC    457   1st Lady    Tina Turner    Portsmouth North End CC    380   1st Jun    Jeffrey Atkin    Portsmouth North End CC    391

2000 Award   Winners

  1st    Steve Walkling    Portsmouth North End CC    480   2nd    Dave Dent    Portsmouth North End CC    ?   3rd    Simon Berogna    Portsmouth North End CC    ?   1st V    Ian Donohue    Portsmouth North End CC    ?   1st SV    Richard Parker    Hampshire RC    ?   1st Lady    Nikki Wheeler    Portsmouth North End CC    ?   [b]1st Jun[/b]    [b][b]Adam Slade[/b][/b]    [b][b]Hantspol CC[/b][/b]    [b][b]?[/b][/b]

[b][b]1999 Award   Winners[/b][/b]

  [b][b]1st[/b][/b]    [b][b]Dave Dent[/b][/b]    [b][b]Portsmouth North End CC[/b][/b]    [b][b]479[/b][/b]   [b][b]2nd[/b][/b]    [b][b]Mick Metcalf[/b][/b]    [b][b]Hampshire RC[/b][/b]    [b][b]475[/b][/b]   [b][b]3rd[/b][/b]    [b][b]Mike White[/b][/b]    [b][b]Portsmouth North End CC[/b][/b]    [b][b]466[/b][/b]   [b][b]1st V[/b][/b]    [b][b]Mick Metcalf[/b][/b]    [b][b]Hampshire RC[/b][/b]    [b][b]475[/b][/b]   [b][b]1st SV[/b][/b]    [b][b]Richard Parker[/b][/b]    [b][b]Hampshire RC[/b][/b]    [b][b]449[/b][/b]   [b][b]1st Lady[/b][/b]    [b][b]Nikki Wheeler[/b][/b]    [b][b]Portsmouth North End CC[/b][/b]    [b][b]408[/b][/b]   [b][b]1st Jun[/b][/b]    [b][b]Duncan Watt[/b][/b]    [b][b]Hampshire RC[/b][/b]    [b][b]222[/b][/b]   

[b][b]1998 Award   Winners[/b][/b]

  [b][b]1st[/b][/b]    [b][b]Dave Dent[/b][/b]    [b][b]Portsmouth North End CC[/b][/b]    [b][b]479[/b][/b]   [b][b]2nd[/b][/b]    [b][b]Alan Dodkins[/b][/b]    [b][b]Fareham Wheelers CC[/b][/b]    [b][b]473[/b][/b]   [b][b]3rd[/b][/b]    [b][b]Tony Hart[/b][/b]    [b][b]Portsmouth North End CC[/b][/b]    [b][b]472[/b][/b]   [b][b]1st V[/b][/b]    [b][b]Alan Dodkins[/b][/b]    [b][b]Fareham Wheelers CC[/b][/b]    [b][b]473[/b][/b]   [b][b]1st SV[/b][/b]    [b][b]Bob Oliver[/b][/b]    [b][b]Fareham Wheelers CC[/b][/b]    [b][b]420[/b][/b]   [b][b]1st Lady[/b][/b]    [b][b]Nikki Wheeler[/b][/b]    [b][b]Portsmouth North End CC[/b][/b]    [b][b]388[/b][/b]   [b][b]1st Jun[/b][/b]    [b][b]Roy Ludford[/b][/b]    [b][b]Portsmouth North End CC[/b][/b] [b][b]NA[/b][/b]   












  [b]Portsdown Time Trial League Info: [/b]


  [b]Counting Events:[/b]

   1 10m Time Trial P817 Sat 28th February Team Axiom 14:00 Soberton Village Hall Wed 18th February
2 15m Time Trial P823 Sun 29th March Portsmouth North End Cycling Club 08:00 Wickham Sq Thurs 19th March
3 50m Time Trial P844/50 Sun 17th May Hampshire Road Club 06:30 Rowlands Castle Parish Hall Thurs 7th May
4 36km Time Trial P914 Sun 28th  June Southdown Velo 07:00 Lavant Village Hall or Boxgrove Village Hall Thurs 18th June
5 25m Time Trial P821 Sun 12th July Fareham Wheelers Cycling Club 07:30 Wickham Sq Thurs 2nd July
6 35km Time Trial P822 Sun 9th August i-Team.cc 07:30 Wickham Sq Thurs 30th July
7 15m Time Trial P851 Sun 13th September Velocity Bikes Cycling Club 08:00 Rowlands Castle Parish Hall Thurs 3rd Sept
8 10m Time Trial P829/10A Sun 27th September Hantspol Cycling Club 08:00 Wickham Sq Thurs 17th Sept

There  are 22 rules, listed below, which govern the organisation, operation,  and governance of the Portsdown Time Trial League (hereafter called the  PTTL) by the member clubs. They should be read in conjunction with the  Schedule to the PTTL Rules and the CTT Rules. The PTTL comes within the  definition of 'combined clubs' as stated in Rule 3 of the CTT Rules.


  [b]2009 PTTL Rules:[/b]

1. The participating clubs will promote eight events. Each club will be assigned events to be jointly agreed.
2. Event distances will be from 10-50 miles or non-standard distances on sporting courses
3.  All events will qualify for points with the best five events to count.  To qualify for an award a minimum of five events are to be ridden with  the exception of the Youth and Junior category. An additional award  called the Sporting Cup will be presented to the rider with the most  points taken over all eight events. To qualify for this award all eight  events must be ridden.
4. For the Youth and Junior categories a  minimum of two events must be ridden to qualify for an award. If more  than two events are ridden then their fastest two events will be used  in calculating their final points score. Only one award per  Youth/Junior will be awarded.
5. Only FIRST claim members of the above clubs who participate will be awarded points.
6.  Second claim members and Private riders will be permitted to enter the  specified league events, however they will not be awarded any points  and will be allotted starting positions at the promoters discretion.  Also the promoter will make every endeavour to slot in less experienced  and junior riders into earlier vacant slots whenever possible.
7. Points will be awarded in descending order from 120 for the fastest rider down to 1 point if necessary.
8. Each member must submit his or her entries through their own club Time Trial Secretaries.
9. There will be a points-coordinator appointed to correlate the results.
10.  Time Trial secretaries of the participating clubs are to forward their  riders names, club, age and Date of Birth to each event organiser no  later than ten days before the event. Only riders on the start sheet  will qualify for points. Each promoter must forward a copy of the start  sheet to each participating club and the points-coordinator six days  before the event.
11. Each promoter will be responsible for  forwarding event results sheets to the points-coordinator and to each  participating club after the event.
12. The points-coordinator will correlate and distribute a league table after each event to all participating clubs.
13.  Entry fee is £2.50 for non-Juniors and £1.00 for Juniors which will be  payable to the promoter at each event on sign-on. The promoter is then  responsible for paying the CTT levy of £1.00 for each entrant.
14.  Private riders will pay their entry fee to the club promoting each of  the events. This is the current practice for the Inter-Club events
15.  Any club whose riders wish to take part in the League points system  will be required to promote an event/events during a racing season.
16.  Whatever age you are as from the 1st March (in that current year), will  determine what category you will be placed in for the league category  system. This applies even if you are unable to ride the first event. If  your first event is any other than the 1st event this rule still  applies.
17. The age category system for the league will be: Lady  (L), Youth 12 to 16 (Y), Junior 16 to 18 (J), Senior 18 to 39 (S), Vets  40 to 49 (V), Senior Vets 50 to 59 (SV) and Grand Vets 60+ (GV)
18.  There will be a team award and only one award will be presented to the  team with the highest amount of points at the end of the year and will  be known as The Team Award.
19. For the Team Award, a team will  consist of three riders. The team shall be the fastest 3 riders from  each participating club from each event.
20. The individual team  score will be calculated by adding the fastest 3 riders PTTL point  scores together making a sub-total. This sub-total score will be  carried over and added to the next events sub-total score creating a  new sub-total score. This process to continue and after 8 events you  will have a grand total and a overall team winner.
21. If a tie breaker situation occurs on the final overall result sheet then it will be a joint award.
22.  Awards - If in any category, and taking into account point 3 in these  rules, you have less than 5 riders then 1 award will be awarded, but if  in any category and taking into account point 3 in these rules you have  5 or more riders then 2 awards to be awarded. Example - In the overall  results we have 2 women who finished 5 or more events (see point 3).  This would mean only one award to be given.

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2007 Portsdown Time Trial League

Dec 27 2010 11:53 AM | Guy_Watson in Events

NB. A large proportion of the field were affected by a fatal motor   cycle event (not connected with the Time Trial) With this in mind, it was agreed by Guy Watson, Don Bullman, Tony Hart & Alan Emmott and the competitors still in attendance at the finish, to award PTTL points based on the times recorded at the 15km intermediate split, (Marshal M6 - see map bekow,) as opposed to abandoning the event.

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Portsmouth Youth Cycling

Dec 27 2010 10:48 AM | Guy_Watson in Events

Portsmouth City Council and British Cycling have asked i-Team.cc to promote a race for Youth A and B riders, as part of a supporting events program that will lead up to the evening's televised professional race. This will provide a fantastic opportunity for local youth club cyclists on their Half Term break, to race on some of the same roads that the professionals will be using.

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2010 Geelong 70.3 Half Marathon

Feb 11 2010 06:53 AM | Chris_Pennifold in Racing

The course itself is quite tough as each lap (3 laps) on the bike has a nice climb midway as well as a technical undulating section through a park and around the beachfront. The run is quite undulating and is one of those courses where down is steep but up is generally a long set of inclines giving you the feeling of having to run uphill for a lot longer than you would have preferred – is this incline ever going to end – ring any bells?

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i-Team's Ironmen

Nov 02 2010 08:19 PM | Guy_Watson in Racing

I'm  not a great swimmer so the 3.8km swim is all about holding maximum  speed for minimum energy expenditure. It is best to swim in a group  whilst still holding a decent line and without being jostled too much.  I was swimming with a couple of female pros for a while but somehow  lost focus for the last 20mins (lack of training) and went backwards.

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2007 New Zealand National Road Championships

Dec 27 2010 11:51 AM | Guy_Watson in Racing

The course was a difficult one, with three  ascents of the demanding 'Blue Mountain Road' climb on a 25km loop and  5 ascents of the 'Wallaceville' climb on a 17km loop. Total 160km. It  was predicted that major splits would occur on the Blue Mountains  climb. At 2.7km the road rose to just under 300m and with an average  gradient of 8.1% the climb required a rider of my ability to be at max  every time we went up, this in order to just stay with the group.

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2006 - Good Friday Track Meeting Report

Dec 27 2010 11:59 AM | Guy_Watson in Racing

Dave in a break with Sean Yates & Tony Gibb with Ben blocking the bunch. Dave worked himself over a bit - going for every point instead of working with the break a bit more and he had to drop off the break. He had some points but he had to wait for the bunch.

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2010 Jotunheim Rundt - Norway

Jul 11 2010 10:19 PM | Steve_Smith in Overseas Sportives

Once at the top the end is very close but my body took it as a signal to break down a bit, my hands were sore wherever I held the bars, my right foot was really hurting, shoulders were stiff and I probably don't need to mention my butt, how ever, a combination of standing, sitting and freewheeling saw me to the end in 19hours and about 40 minutes which is about 10 minutes longer than last time, I think a lot of that was lost in the energy conservation in the middle and headwind on the final section, basically it was 137k into a headwind

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2010 Vatternrundan

Jun 22 2010 08:32 PM | Steve_Smith in Overseas Sportives

The road went up steadily just before Jonkoping and I soon felt the effects of not drinking enough in the build up and then working quite hard early on.  I had absolutely no power in my legs, earlier I had said that I may push on if I was feeling good so didnt think it right to give them a shout as I dropped out of the back of the group.

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2010 La Marmotte

Jul 05 2010 12:50 PM | David_Shaw in Overseas Sportives

Now came the ascent of the Galbier that's after a quick refill of the bottle i had drunk on the descent,i don't like this climb at the best of times,18 kms of climbing up to the summit at 8000 ft,i especially hate the middle part which alternates between 7% and 8% but seems to go on for ever and you don't even feel your making any progress..

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2010 Gran Fondo Marco Pantani

Jun 29 2010 10:53 PM | John_Rogerson in Overseas Sportives

The descent from the Gavia was awesome.  50+km through the Stelvio National Park.  Semi closed roads and marshals at the hot spots meant you could hit the apexes without much fear.  I’d hooked up with the Sports Tours rep (Phil) at the top and he was a very experienced cyclist who clearly knew his lines.  Between us we flew down.

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