Click here to view results online
Tough night on Wednesday. Only 12 riders set PB’s from 41. Here are the overall points at the series half way mark. Consistency rules………..
Thank you very much to our volunteers Stephanie Foote, Karen Gunn, Kylie Mulcahy and James Buchanan, we appreciate your time and efforts.
Great work to everyone who came out to our ITT last night.
Thank you very much for your patience and understanding while our team of volunteers tried to work their way around the electronic timing system.
A big thank you to our team of volunteers: James Buchanan, Anthony McFarlane, Dean Wade, Karen Gunn & Steph Foote
Also congratulations to Megan Blatchford-Peck who last week took 2 minutes & 45 seconds off the old record to take the new Masters 5 Womens ITT record for Bike Manawatu well done
Bike Manawatu ALL TIME RECORDS link can be found here
If you have broken one of the age grade records please email Keryn on secretary@bikemanawatu.co.nz and let her know.
Remember to bring your race numbers with you next week and any other BM race you enter, including hill climb champs this Sunday. The number you are allocated at the first race you attend this season will stay with you until the end of the season.
Kairanga ITT Results – 27/2/19
Although it was a windy night with gusty cross winds coming from the North, we had a new course record set by Glenn Haden of Whanganui, surpassing the time set by Robert Stannard just over 2 years ago by a whopping 16 seconds!!!!
As well as this, Ian Eagle set a new PB and passed his Masters 1 Men’s record from 2 weeks ago by another 30 seconds!!
Congratulations to both, and everyone else that took on the tough conditions. Prizes for the series will be handed out at the Bike Manawatu end of season prize giving in a couple of months time – so keep an eye out for these.
As always, a massive thank you to the volunteers that stepped up on the day for making the races possible!
Link to Time Trial Records – Here
Congratulations to Ian Eagle who took 2 seconds off his record time this week along with Ellen Twiss who bet her previous record time by 23 seconds as well.
Well done & great work to everyone who turned up.
Click Here to view the updated Time Trial Records Spreadsheet
Well done to everyone who turned up to the first week of our ITT mini-series and made the most of the stunning conditions. Some very fast times were set which will make things interesting for the next two weeks.
A massive congrats to Glenn Kirk who has broken the Masters 3 Men’s course record, 4 seconds faster than Steve Stannard’s previous record of 0:15:52 set in February 2016 – Well done!!
Also Deb Cuff who shaved a second off her previous record – Great work!
Be sure to come along next Wednesday for week 2 
Thanks again to the volunteers who made it possible!!
