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Results for 30th November 2010

Track Cycling Feilding

 

An excellent nights racing between the 23 riders that rolled up tonight. It was a stellar night for weather and the by the time the four riders went for their respective flying one lap records the wind had dropped completely. The highlight of the night was the breaking of three track records. First was to Lachie Ferguson who shaved 0.07 seconds off his own under 17 boys record by travelling the distance in 27.33sec. Second up was Kate Stewart who took 0.18sec off her under 15 girls record, riding 32.54sec and then Megan Blatchford completely smashed Catherine Cheatley’s senior women’s record, taking off a massive 1.8 seconds to record 27.92 sec. Well done to all 3 riders!!!

In the under 17 and under 15 grade races three riders stood out on the night, Liam Barber showed improvement and used his good handicaps well to record a 1st and a 2nd Kate Stewart rode well to record two 2nds and sprinted particularly strong to sprint the bunch home for second in the long 7 lap handicap. Josh Kendall rode well off the scratch mark on his own to pull the field in the 4 lap and 7 lap handicap races showing his strength and will be a rider to watch in the future.

In the A and B grade the feature race of the night Matiu Kaihau showed his class, just recently returned from Oceania Track Cycling Championships in Australia, to ride from scratch and to win ever so comfortably. Damien Lardner, who gave his finest performance ever on the Feilding track, being the only rider to go with Matiu for 3 laps only to be dropped with just over 2 to go, but managed to hold on for 2nd: while Megan Blatchford capped off a fine night by sprinting the bunch home for third.

These are the results:

Rider of the night as selected by John Stewart was Lachie Ferguson for his effort to break his flying lap record.

A Grade 7 Lap points race

1st Matiu Kaihau 10 points

2nd Jaycob Humphreys 6 points

3rd Megan Blatchford 4 points

4th Sean Whitehouse 2 points

B Grade 6 lap race

1st George Roberts

2nd Jonty Hapeta

3rd James Hutton

4th Damian Lardner

Under 17/ under 15 6 lap scratch race

1st Josh Kendall

2nd Kate Stewart

3rd Kelsi Eccles

4th Ruby Perry

 

 

 

 

 

Flying Quarter Mile

 

Lachie Ferguson 27.33 Under 17 record old mark 27.40

Megan Blatchford 27.92 Senior womens record old mark 29.73

Jonty Hapeta 29.67

Kate Stewart 32.54 Under 15 girls record old mark 32.72

A Grade 4 Lap Handicap

1st Sean Whitehouse

2nd Jaycob Humphreys

3rd Matiu Kaihau

4th Marcel Hollenstein

B Grade 4 Lap Handicap

1st George Roberts

2nd Brent Zimmerman

3rd Damian Lardner

4th Barry Gilliland

Under 17 / 15 4 Lap Handicap

1st Catherine Young

2nd Liam Barber

3rd Brittany Ingram

4th Josh Kendall

3 Lap Olympic Team Sprint

1st Jaycob’s team 1.35.54

2nd Matiu’s team 1.35.58

3rd Brent’s team 1.38.42

4th Lachie’s team 1.38.95

A team of Sean Whiehouse, Jaycob Humphreys and Matiu Kaihau completed the 3 laps in 1.29.36

U17 / 15 7 Lap Handicap

1st Liam Barber

2nd Kate Stewart

3rd Josh Kendall

4th Campbell Stewart

A & B Grade 16 Lap Handicap

1st Matiu Kaihau

2nd Damien Lardner

3rd Megan Blatchford

4th Jonty Hapeta

Road bikes have another great night

1 km time trial

  1. Cameron Worboys   1:43.98
  2. Jayden Bond           1:57.89
  3. Fergus Bryan            1:58.32
  4. Sarah Humphrey      2:35.29
  5. Levi Bryan                  2:56.45

6 lap handicap race

  1. Cameron Worboys
  2. Jayden Bond
  3. Fergus Bryan
  4. Sarah Humphrey
  5. Levi Bryan

3 lap handicap race

  1. Fergus Bryan
  2. Jayden Bond

2 lap handicap race

  1. Sarah Humphrey
  2. Levi Bryan

Rider of the night Fergus Bryan with a water bottle prize from Pedal Pushers

Results for 23rd November 2010

Track Cycling Feilding

 

Another dry clear sky greeted the riders but the cool South-westerly ensured the bikinis and board shorts stayed out of sight. The stellar appearance tonight was left to a restored war plane humming away in the sky above resplendent in camouflage livery and red nose cone. While the wind was a factor in preventing Lachie Ferguson’s gutsy effort to break his own under 17 flying lap record it was not enough to impact significantly of the nights results.

We had another good turn out of 22 riders with a few being new for the season but not new to the track and still we had riders away, so we certainly do have a solid core of riders and potential to move into the 30 plus category. If this line sounds familiar, you are right as it was the same in last weeks report but still valid.

The racing started with graded warm up races of 4 to 6 laps followed by Lachie’s record attempt that came up a second short on the time he set last season, but with the right conditions or an indoor velodrome Lachie has the ability to set a very challenging record. The warm up races are used to give the handicapper, Ian Gray a guide in estimating the respective handicaps for the nights handicap races. The riders competed in 2 to 3 lap and 1 lap handicap races in their grades followed by longer 10 to 12 lap handicap races. The handicapper performed the magic required to treat the spectators to some superb tight finishes with riders spread 4 and 5 wide across the narrow track dragging all power and speed from their tiring legs and warming the spirits of the cold and hypothermic spectators.

These are the results:

Rider of the night was Sean Whitehouse with a strong and dominant performance with 3 wins and a third, all from the scratch mark. The third was in the best race of the night when he finished within a wheel width to the winner Cameron Gibbons.

Under 15 girls/ under 13 4 laps

1st Campbell Stewart

2nd Kate Stewart

3rd Robert Stannard

4th Liam Barber

Under 17 5 Laps

1st Damien Lardner

2nd Jonty Hapeta

3rd George Roberts

4th James Hutton

A & B Grade 6 Laps

1st Sean Whitehouse

2nd Megan Blatchford

3rd Lachie Ferguson

4th Barry Gilliland

Under 17 flying lap record attempt

Lachie Ferguson 28.53 sec (current record 27.40sec)

Under 15 girls/ under 13 2 Laps handicap

1st Liam Barber

2nd Kate Stewart

3rd Campbell Stewart

Under 17 3 Laps

1st Jonty Hapeta

2nd Damien Lardner

3rd George Roberts

4th Kelsi Eccles

A & B Grade 5 Laps

1st Sean Whitehouse

2nd Brent Zimmerman

3rd Megan Blatchford

4th Lachie Ferguson

1 Lap Handicap races

Under 15 girls

1st Kate Stewart

2nd Elizabeth Stannard

3rd Brittany Ingram

4th Ruby Perry

Under 15 boys

1st Robert Stannard

2nd Liam Barber

3rd Campbell Stewart

4th Takumi Clarke

Under 17

1st James Hutton

2nd Mike McMinn

3rd Kelsi Eccles

4th Catherine Young

A & B Grade

1st Cameron Gibbons

2nd Lachie Ferguson

3rd Sean Whitehouse

4th Peter Wenborn

Under 13 5 Lap handicap

1st Campbell Stewart

2nd Elizabeth Stannard

3rd Robert Stannard

4th Liam Barber

B Grade 10 Lap handicap

1st George Roberts

2nd Barry Gilliland

3rd Megan Blatchford

4th Mike McMinn

A Grade 12 Lap handicap

1st Sean Whitehouse

2nd Jonty Hapeta

3rd Lachie Ferguson

4th Damien Lardner

Track Cycling Feilding Results 16 November 2010

The night started with an at times stiff Norwest wind and overcast sky but as the racing heated up the weather gods cooperated and the wind eased off and the sky cleared to allow all to enjoy another mild relatively still night.

While we did not have an Olympian or a Commonwealth games medallist tonight we did have the newly crowned Manawatu Masters Sportsperson of the year in Megan Blatchford in attendance. The club also wishes Matiu Kaihau all the very best for his first foray into the international track cycling scene when he represents New Zealand in the Oceania Track championships in Adelaide next week. While Matiu’s only presence at the track so far this year has been as a spectator when he was out on a training ride, we have all been witness to his development over the years as a result of his hard work and dedication to be the best he can be. The entire Kaihau family have been significant contributors to the sport and we look forward to their presence at future track nights.

We had another good turn out of 23 riders with a few being new for the season but not new to the track and still we had riders away, so we certainly do have a solid core of riders and potential to move into the 30 plus category.

The racing started with graded warm up races of 4 to 5 laps then all riders were placed in 3 to 4 rider pursuit teams for the purpose of practicing the skill of rolling through in formation and to work as a team. The next phase was to time every rider over one lap and then finished the night off with a hybrid C grade 10 lap handicap then an A and B grade 16 lap handicap.

These are the results:

Rider of the night was Campbell Stewart. In the handicap race he managed to make the most of his almost one lap handicap by catching the scratch bunch early and staying with them to the finish.

A Grade 4 lap scratch

1st Jaycob Humphreys

2nd Josh Chard

3rd Mike Rowe

4th Ross Castle

B Grade 5 lap mass start

1st Megan Blatchford

2nd Lachie Ferguson

3rd Barry Gilliland

4th Cameron Gibbons

Under 17 boys and girls 5 lap mass start

1st Jordan Castle

2nd Joshua Kendall

3rd Campbell Srewart

4th Kate Stewart

Team Pursuits

Jaycob Humphreys 2.12 sec

Josh Chard

Mike Rowe

Jonty Hapeta 2.14 sec

James Hutton

Jordan Castle

Joshua Kendall

Brent Zimmerman 2.17 sec

Cameron Gibbons

Richard Mills

George Roberts

Barry Gilliland 2.21 sec

Megan Blatchford

Lachie Ferguson

Ross Castle

Campbell Stewart 2.25 sec

Andrew Bengston

Takumi Clarke

Peter Wenborn

Kate Stewart 2.30 sec

Ruby Perry

Liam Barber

Kelsi Eccles

1 Lap time trial

Josh Chard 31.66

Jaycob Humphreys 31.83

Brent Zimmerman 32.54

Jonty Hapeta 32.69

Joshua Kendall 32.91

Jordan Castle 33.20

Richard Mill 33.25

Lachie Ferguson 33.58

James Hutton 33.75

Ross Castle 34.08

George Roberts 34.58

Kate Stewart 35.09

Peter Wenborn 35.32

Takumi Clarke 35.66

Cameron Gibbons 35.89

Barry Gilliland 35.98

Campbell Stewart 36.61

Ruby Perry 37.16

Andrew Bengston 37.39

Kelsi Eccles 37.98

Liam Barber 37.98

C grade 10 lap handicap race

1st Campbell Stewart

2nd Ruby Perry

3rd Kelsi Eccles

4th Kate Stewart

5th Jordan Castle

6th Andrew Bengston

A and B Grade 16 lap handicap race

1st Josh Chard

2nd Jaycob Humphreys

3rd George Roberts

4th Cameron Gibbons

5th Jonty Hapeta