*TRAINING IS ON TONIGHT - TUESDAY 9th FEBRUARY*
6:30pm-7:30pm Normal training rules apply (no clips, full face helmet & gloves)
Tuesday, 9 February 2010
Monday, 25 January 2010
NORTH REGION BMX - SUMMER SERIES 2010
11th April CGR
9th May NEBMX Hartlepool
30th May Preston
20th June Manchester
27th June GoldCoast
11th July Mid Lancs
25th July Bradford
15th August Leeds (Fearnville)
17th October North Club Champs Preston (TBC)
9th May NEBMX Hartlepool
30th May Preston
20th June Manchester
27th June GoldCoast
11th July Mid Lancs
25th July Bradford
15th August Leeds (Fearnville)
17th October North Club Champs Preston (TBC)
Saturday, 16 January 2010
CGR RACE SHIRTS ON SALE AT FOUNDATION
Cheshire Ghost Riders race shirts are available at Foundation BMX on Nantwich Road.
There are three shirts available - sizes are a childs size 2 (approx 5-7), an adults XS & an adults S. They are priced at £40 each.
In addition to the CGR shirts there are also some Fenwick's race shirts, ideal for training or messing about, priced at £15 each. There are 15 available all sized adults S.
There are three shirts available - sizes are a childs size 2 (approx 5-7), an adults XS & an adults S. They are priced at £40 each.
In addition to the CGR shirts there are also some Fenwick's race shirts, ideal for training or messing about, priced at £15 each. There are 15 available all sized adults S.
Monday, 4 January 2010
THIS YEAR & LAST....
2009 HIGHLIGHTS
• The successful completion of the track rebuild by Clark & Kent Contractors in February 2009, to give what is considered to be the best track in the country.
• Partnership working with Cheshire East Council that provides BMX opportunities on a wider scale away from the track base.
• Community StreetSports sessions now run every Sunday and during school holidays.
• Sports Unlimited sessions with local schools were run at the beginning of 2009 and also during the summer.
• The successful delivery of the Bob Field Memorial Grands and track renaming ceremony.
• An enjoyable European trip to Dessel for 9 members.
• Good results on the track specifically from new riders and most notably a new World Champion in Marco Dell’Isola.
• Continued support from the Council Leisure & Play Team who helped with everything from event support to the use of equipment for sessions.
CGR have a strong committee who want the best for the Club and its members and are looking forward to a positive 2010.
THE VISION – 2010
• The Club will continue to work closely with the local BMX Academy feeding in new riders to the Club environment.
• The Club will continue to work in partnership with Cheshire East Council enhancing the site and facilities at the Shanaze Reade BMX Track and providing community StreetSports sessions.
• To work closely with LOCOG, the local Olympic training camp body, and offer support for the forthcoming Olympic training camps.
• The Club will continue to be actively involved with the promotion of BMX and BMX racing throughout Cheshire, providing opportunities within the local community, schools and rural areas.
• Further equipment grants will be sought to give more riders the opportunity to participate.
• Have the refurbished toilet block in operation by March 2010.
• Plan and deliver the Bob Field Memorial Grands in partnership with Cheshire East Council over the weekend of August 21st / 22nd 2010.
• Provide members with the opportunity to attend Pro Clinics during the summer of 2010 and to continue to help all riders, new and old, with regard to racing whilst also remembering that racers make up only a small part of the Club so continuing to provide a good Club for the leisure and recreational riders.
• Track maintenance will continue to be coordinated with Cheshire East Council and Clark & Kent Contractors to keep the facility up to the required standard. No changes to the track are planned for the near future.
• Structured training will continue to be held on Tuesday evenings from 630pm-730pm for riders competing in Regional and National races.
• Open Club sessions will be Tuesday 730pm-9pm, Thursday 630pm-9pm and Saturday 230pm-6pm (except on National weekends). Gates will run dependant upon demand and manpower.
• Strive to provide better on site facilities for parents, riders and site users.
• Operate a European trip to Valkanswaard for 17 Club members in June 2010.
• To make sure all riders enjoy the experience, develop their riding and most importantly have FUN.
HERE'S TO A PROSPEROUS 2010......
• The successful completion of the track rebuild by Clark & Kent Contractors in February 2009, to give what is considered to be the best track in the country.
• Partnership working with Cheshire East Council that provides BMX opportunities on a wider scale away from the track base.
• Community StreetSports sessions now run every Sunday and during school holidays.
• Sports Unlimited sessions with local schools were run at the beginning of 2009 and also during the summer.
• The successful delivery of the Bob Field Memorial Grands and track renaming ceremony.
• An enjoyable European trip to Dessel for 9 members.
• Good results on the track specifically from new riders and most notably a new World Champion in Marco Dell’Isola.
• Continued support from the Council Leisure & Play Team who helped with everything from event support to the use of equipment for sessions.
CGR have a strong committee who want the best for the Club and its members and are looking forward to a positive 2010.
THE VISION – 2010
• The Club will continue to work closely with the local BMX Academy feeding in new riders to the Club environment.
• The Club will continue to work in partnership with Cheshire East Council enhancing the site and facilities at the Shanaze Reade BMX Track and providing community StreetSports sessions.
• To work closely with LOCOG, the local Olympic training camp body, and offer support for the forthcoming Olympic training camps.
• The Club will continue to be actively involved with the promotion of BMX and BMX racing throughout Cheshire, providing opportunities within the local community, schools and rural areas.
• Further equipment grants will be sought to give more riders the opportunity to participate.
• Have the refurbished toilet block in operation by March 2010.
• Plan and deliver the Bob Field Memorial Grands in partnership with Cheshire East Council over the weekend of August 21st / 22nd 2010.
• Provide members with the opportunity to attend Pro Clinics during the summer of 2010 and to continue to help all riders, new and old, with regard to racing whilst also remembering that racers make up only a small part of the Club so continuing to provide a good Club for the leisure and recreational riders.
• Track maintenance will continue to be coordinated with Cheshire East Council and Clark & Kent Contractors to keep the facility up to the required standard. No changes to the track are planned for the near future.
• Structured training will continue to be held on Tuesday evenings from 630pm-730pm for riders competing in Regional and National races.
• Open Club sessions will be Tuesday 730pm-9pm, Thursday 630pm-9pm and Saturday 230pm-6pm (except on National weekends). Gates will run dependant upon demand and manpower.
• Strive to provide better on site facilities for parents, riders and site users.
• Operate a European trip to Valkanswaard for 17 Club members in June 2010.
• To make sure all riders enjoy the experience, develop their riding and most importantly have FUN.
HERE'S TO A PROSPEROUS 2010......
Sunday, 20 December 2009
2010 ANNUAL MEMBERSHIPS DUE NOW
2010 Annual Memberships are now due.
Please pay your fees at any Club session as soon as possible: £10 juniors / £12 adults 16+.
Any detail changes should be informed on renewal.
Any current members who have not renewed by 31st January will be removed from the database.
Thanks,
Please pay your fees at any Club session as soon as possible: £10 juniors / £12 adults 16+.
Any detail changes should be informed on renewal.
Any current members who have not renewed by 31st January will be removed from the database.
Thanks,
Thursday, 17 December 2009
BRITISH CYCLING ARTICLE ON TRAINING & CLIPS
Luke Webber joined the riders and Jeremy Hayes to sample the weekends camp and discover the direction on British Cycling BMX development at its entry-level.
"BMX is going back to basics." That was the resounding message delivered by British Cycling's Talent Team coach Jeremy Hayes following weeks of assessment, before selecting riders he believes to be Britain's best BMX prospects for the 2016 Olympics.
And although setting cones out in the Velodrome car park for an afternoon skill session may seem far detached from the biggest stage in small wheeled racing, there was a bigger shock in store. The latest intake of riders would immediately be required to remove their SPD pedals in exchange for flats and a series of no-frills drills designed to test the foundation of the skills required to make an Olympic-standard athlete.
Hayes' conviction of a focussed plan toward this goal - a plan which holds the perfection of basic, repeatable skills in the same regard as BMX tracks, heavy weights and road sprinting schedules - was obvious and was reflected as a wheelie, manual and slalom competition had been set, all strictly in line with an impression that had been formed on the current condition of BMX racing in the UK - something which confuses the man who must re-shape the base of the talent pool.
"The message I am trying to get out there is a hard one to put across - I think that the current crop of young riders are too influenced by the fashionable BMX training methods; the sprint drills and gym work, the training that makes you big and strong at 18. Unfortunately that isn't enough to win big races."
Instead, Hayes insists that the establishment of good technique both on the bike and in the gym are the biggest barriers to success and speaking candidly, reveals there is one piece of kit which is stunting the development of more top British BMX riders; SPD pedals.
"The biggest thing that has hindered skill development are clips - so much so that I'd like to see the French system adopted where until you are over 16 you can't go onto clips. We don't think of them as being essential things; more the cherry on the cake. What's important is that riders learn technique through playing on the bike and that's something which clips discourage. You can see that legacy is now creeping into racing; I can name riders who have raced internationally who would benefit from taking the clips off their bikes and going back to basics. That's because they are missing the fundamentals learned on flat pedals and that's the focus of the Talent Team; developing rider skills.
"Our talent team have to go out practising manuals, wheelies, slalom; I'm going to start running backhop comps and 360 comps - the things we would do as kids on our bikes but that seem to be forgotten with the advent of race bikes with carbon forks, clips and parents being protective over expensive kit. Our development is totally converse to that - it can be done on any BMX, in any weather and without access to a specialist facility."
As the cones are measured into place it becomes alarming at how basic the facilities can be. For the manual assessment riders use their bottles to mark progress on a fifty-metre strip which is usually home to lorry drivers on overnight breaks. The same setup is used for wheelies and timed sprints, before a small re-design creates a slalom far tougher than any desolate, boulevard-wide BMX track.
Perhaps most disappointingly however, was the way these sessions were devised; Hayes finding that even before riding the track, applicants for last years Talent Team didn't posses skills which in the past have been seen as the most basic.
"This year to get onto the Team the bar is higher and our development of basic skills is the reason for that. This year we've had underage riders challenging in the Junior category - it has been the most measurable result of success and something down to our mantra: repeatable performance of predetermined skills. And not only on the track. They might be able to manual between a set of doubles, but can they do it every time and is it repeatable?"
With times and distances recorded from today's session, the next gathering of the Talent Team and a comparison of results six weeks on will answer that question. But as the sun sets there's still time for three more hours of training - albeit from relative discord of competition in the carpark to the discipline and quiet of the gym.
Jeremy's Top Five Tips:
1. Watch the best BMX riders and compare them against video of yourself. If you were a young footballer you'd be studying the Premiership - BMX is no different and video is one of our biggest tools of review.
2. Use flat pedals. Making the core skills look easy is a way to impress on selection camps.
3. Know what you want to achieve - we look for those who have ambitions in line with our own.
4. Use the gym as a tool for your success, but never forget you're a bike rider first.
5. Remember that you don't always need a BMX track to become a better BMX rider
READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE
"BMX is going back to basics." That was the resounding message delivered by British Cycling's Talent Team coach Jeremy Hayes following weeks of assessment, before selecting riders he believes to be Britain's best BMX prospects for the 2016 Olympics.
And although setting cones out in the Velodrome car park for an afternoon skill session may seem far detached from the biggest stage in small wheeled racing, there was a bigger shock in store. The latest intake of riders would immediately be required to remove their SPD pedals in exchange for flats and a series of no-frills drills designed to test the foundation of the skills required to make an Olympic-standard athlete.
Hayes' conviction of a focussed plan toward this goal - a plan which holds the perfection of basic, repeatable skills in the same regard as BMX tracks, heavy weights and road sprinting schedules - was obvious and was reflected as a wheelie, manual and slalom competition had been set, all strictly in line with an impression that had been formed on the current condition of BMX racing in the UK - something which confuses the man who must re-shape the base of the talent pool.
"The message I am trying to get out there is a hard one to put across - I think that the current crop of young riders are too influenced by the fashionable BMX training methods; the sprint drills and gym work, the training that makes you big and strong at 18. Unfortunately that isn't enough to win big races."
Instead, Hayes insists that the establishment of good technique both on the bike and in the gym are the biggest barriers to success and speaking candidly, reveals there is one piece of kit which is stunting the development of more top British BMX riders; SPD pedals.
"The biggest thing that has hindered skill development are clips - so much so that I'd like to see the French system adopted where until you are over 16 you can't go onto clips. We don't think of them as being essential things; more the cherry on the cake. What's important is that riders learn technique through playing on the bike and that's something which clips discourage. You can see that legacy is now creeping into racing; I can name riders who have raced internationally who would benefit from taking the clips off their bikes and going back to basics. That's because they are missing the fundamentals learned on flat pedals and that's the focus of the Talent Team; developing rider skills.
"Our talent team have to go out practising manuals, wheelies, slalom; I'm going to start running backhop comps and 360 comps - the things we would do as kids on our bikes but that seem to be forgotten with the advent of race bikes with carbon forks, clips and parents being protective over expensive kit. Our development is totally converse to that - it can be done on any BMX, in any weather and without access to a specialist facility."
As the cones are measured into place it becomes alarming at how basic the facilities can be. For the manual assessment riders use their bottles to mark progress on a fifty-metre strip which is usually home to lorry drivers on overnight breaks. The same setup is used for wheelies and timed sprints, before a small re-design creates a slalom far tougher than any desolate, boulevard-wide BMX track.
Perhaps most disappointingly however, was the way these sessions were devised; Hayes finding that even before riding the track, applicants for last years Talent Team didn't posses skills which in the past have been seen as the most basic.
"This year to get onto the Team the bar is higher and our development of basic skills is the reason for that. This year we've had underage riders challenging in the Junior category - it has been the most measurable result of success and something down to our mantra: repeatable performance of predetermined skills. And not only on the track. They might be able to manual between a set of doubles, but can they do it every time and is it repeatable?"
With times and distances recorded from today's session, the next gathering of the Talent Team and a comparison of results six weeks on will answer that question. But as the sun sets there's still time for three more hours of training - albeit from relative discord of competition in the carpark to the discipline and quiet of the gym.
Jeremy's Top Five Tips:
1. Watch the best BMX riders and compare them against video of yourself. If you were a young footballer you'd be studying the Premiership - BMX is no different and video is one of our biggest tools of review.
2. Use flat pedals. Making the core skills look easy is a way to impress on selection camps.
3. Know what you want to achieve - we look for those who have ambitions in line with our own.
4. Use the gym as a tool for your success, but never forget you're a bike rider first.
5. Remember that you don't always need a BMX track to become a better BMX rider
READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE
Wednesday, 9 December 2009
EURO ROADTRIP 2010 UPDATE
PROPOSED ITINERY
Depart Crewe at 10pm on Thursday 3rd June.
4:40am ferry from Dover to Calais arriving in France at 7:10am on Friday 4th June.
Travel from Calais to Valkenswaard arrivng at around lunchtime.
Euro Rounds 7 & 8 on 5th/6th June (we are camping at the venue for 3 nights - 4th/5th/6th June).
Travel from Valkenswaard to Dessel on Monday 7th June.
Spend the afternoon at the Joel Smets BMX Track.
Depart Dessel at 4:00pm & travel to Calais.
9:25pm ferry from Calais to Dover arriving in England at 9:55pm.
Arrive back in Crewe at around 3:00am on Tuesday 8th June.
We have a 15 seater minibus & a van booked.
The £75 balances are due during April 2010.
Any more updates will be communicated as soon as they are known.
Monday, 16 November 2009
CGR BMX CLUB AGM MINUTES
Below are the minutes from the Cheshire Ghost Riders BMX Club Annual General Meeting 2009.
CHESHIRE GHOST RIDERS BMX CLUB AGM
Meeting Minutes
24th October 2009
I. Call to order
Tyronne Ashley called to order the Annual General Meeting of the Cheshire Ghost Riders BMX Club at 12pm on Saturday 24th October 2009 in the Eight Farmers, Crewe.
II. Roll call
Felicity Brown conducted a roll call. The following persons were present:
Felicity Brown, Kev Brown, Tyronne Ashley, Alistair Burton, Ash Davey, Dan Sobutta, Gav Worrall, Kirsty Worrall, Chris Worrall, Sue Brereton, Ged Fisher, Lesley Fisher, Charlotte Walker, John Walker, James Rogers, Fred Barlow, Mark Barlow, Sarah Chidley, Gareth Chidley.
III. Approval of minutes from last meeting
The minutes from the previous AGM were unavailable due to secretary changeover issues. All agreed that there were no issues that sprung to mind from the previous AGM.
IV. Open issues
a) Cheshire East Council representative – SB discussed her role and informed the meeting that she was the new development officer who would be working with GW to further the facility and sport in the local area. SB stated that the site falls into the Green Spaces area which encompasses sport/play and leisure facilities. Toilet facilities would be a priority for making the site suitable for all users. SB said that the council would be looking at ways to solve the current maintenance issues, hopefully in partnership with the Club.
b) Chairman’s Report – TA stated that he was happy with the past year progression and the successful Bob Field Grands event. TA said that the relationship between the Club and council was the most positive that it had been and hoped this partnership would continue under Cheshire East.
c) Coordinator’s Report – GW handed out the coordinators report. Copies available on request.
d) Treasurer’s Report – FB handed out the Club’s account sheet.
FB informed everyone that there were two sheets, one showing the total accounts and one showing only the Bob Field Grands expenditure. It was discussed that the BFG had run well in arrears but was considered to have been worth it. All accounts were in order and no issues were raised.
V. Election of New Officials
All current officials stood down and new officials elected, all accepted.
Chairman: Tyronne Ashley Nominated: GF Seconded: KB
Vice Chairman: Ged Fisher Nominated: TA Seconded: CW
Secretary: Kirsty Worrall Nominated: TA Seconded: CW
Fundraiser: Wendy Billington Nominated: FB Seconded: DS
Treasurer: Felicity Brown Nominated: CW Seconded: TA
Riders Rep:Dan Sobutta Nominated: GW Seconded: KB
Asst R Rep: Ash Davey Nominated: DS Seconded: GW
VI. New business
a) Toilets – the issue of lack of toilets was discussed at length. SB said that she would speak to the necessary people at CEC. GW said that an engineer had been looking at the possibility of fixing the current toilet block but had no feedback at present. It was noted from the accounts sheet that the Club will have paid over £1,000 to hire in toilets for the three events in 2009.
b) Training times were agreed to return to 630pm-730pm on Tuesdays. Gates would run till 9pm on a Tuesday. A gate rota would become effective in January and a list for volunteers would be placed in the container by GW. It was decided that official Club sessions would be charged at £1 member/£2 non member regardless of whether gates were running. GW stated that the Club offered a supervised secure environment for riders and was in effect at the moment a free baby sitting service.
c) KW said that the first aid kit needed to be checked on a regular basis and restocked when needed. Some items were out of date or low on stock.
d) National series regulations were discussed and GW showed the guidelines for next year. Any member who wishes to have a copy of the guidelines should see GW. The acceptable dates for a 2010 application were agreed as: 1st: May 14th-16th and 2nd: July 2nd-4th. Camping was agreed to be discussed with British Cycling as to the best site. GW will complete and submit for CGR.
e) The Bob Field Grands date would be set following the National race calendar confirmation.
VII. Adjournment
The date of the next meeting was agreed as Saturday 21st November 2009, 12pm at the Eight Farmers, Crewe.
TA adjourned the meeting at 2pm.
Minutes submitted by: Kirsty Worrall CGR Secretary
Minutes approved by: Tyronne Ashley CGR Chairman
CHESHIRE GHOST RIDERS BMX CLUB AGM
Meeting Minutes
24th October 2009
I. Call to order
Tyronne Ashley called to order the Annual General Meeting of the Cheshire Ghost Riders BMX Club at 12pm on Saturday 24th October 2009 in the Eight Farmers, Crewe.
II. Roll call
Felicity Brown conducted a roll call. The following persons were present:
Felicity Brown, Kev Brown, Tyronne Ashley, Alistair Burton, Ash Davey, Dan Sobutta, Gav Worrall, Kirsty Worrall, Chris Worrall, Sue Brereton, Ged Fisher, Lesley Fisher, Charlotte Walker, John Walker, James Rogers, Fred Barlow, Mark Barlow, Sarah Chidley, Gareth Chidley.
III. Approval of minutes from last meeting
The minutes from the previous AGM were unavailable due to secretary changeover issues. All agreed that there were no issues that sprung to mind from the previous AGM.
IV. Open issues
a) Cheshire East Council representative – SB discussed her role and informed the meeting that she was the new development officer who would be working with GW to further the facility and sport in the local area. SB stated that the site falls into the Green Spaces area which encompasses sport/play and leisure facilities. Toilet facilities would be a priority for making the site suitable for all users. SB said that the council would be looking at ways to solve the current maintenance issues, hopefully in partnership with the Club.
b) Chairman’s Report – TA stated that he was happy with the past year progression and the successful Bob Field Grands event. TA said that the relationship between the Club and council was the most positive that it had been and hoped this partnership would continue under Cheshire East.
c) Coordinator’s Report – GW handed out the coordinators report. Copies available on request.
d) Treasurer’s Report – FB handed out the Club’s account sheet.
FB informed everyone that there were two sheets, one showing the total accounts and one showing only the Bob Field Grands expenditure. It was discussed that the BFG had run well in arrears but was considered to have been worth it. All accounts were in order and no issues were raised.
V. Election of New Officials
All current officials stood down and new officials elected, all accepted.
Chairman: Tyronne Ashley Nominated: GF Seconded: KB
Vice Chairman: Ged Fisher Nominated: TA Seconded: CW
Secretary: Kirsty Worrall Nominated: TA Seconded: CW
Fundraiser: Wendy Billington Nominated: FB Seconded: DS
Treasurer: Felicity Brown Nominated: CW Seconded: TA
Riders Rep:Dan Sobutta Nominated: GW Seconded: KB
Asst R Rep: Ash Davey Nominated: DS Seconded: GW
VI. New business
a) Toilets – the issue of lack of toilets was discussed at length. SB said that she would speak to the necessary people at CEC. GW said that an engineer had been looking at the possibility of fixing the current toilet block but had no feedback at present. It was noted from the accounts sheet that the Club will have paid over £1,000 to hire in toilets for the three events in 2009.
b) Training times were agreed to return to 630pm-730pm on Tuesdays. Gates would run till 9pm on a Tuesday. A gate rota would become effective in January and a list for volunteers would be placed in the container by GW. It was decided that official Club sessions would be charged at £1 member/£2 non member regardless of whether gates were running. GW stated that the Club offered a supervised secure environment for riders and was in effect at the moment a free baby sitting service.
c) KW said that the first aid kit needed to be checked on a regular basis and restocked when needed. Some items were out of date or low on stock.
d) National series regulations were discussed and GW showed the guidelines for next year. Any member who wishes to have a copy of the guidelines should see GW. The acceptable dates for a 2010 application were agreed as: 1st: May 14th-16th and 2nd: July 2nd-4th. Camping was agreed to be discussed with British Cycling as to the best site. GW will complete and submit for CGR.
e) The Bob Field Grands date would be set following the National race calendar confirmation.
VII. Adjournment
The date of the next meeting was agreed as Saturday 21st November 2009, 12pm at the Eight Farmers, Crewe.
TA adjourned the meeting at 2pm.
Minutes submitted by: Kirsty Worrall CGR Secretary
Minutes approved by: Tyronne Ashley CGR Chairman
Monday, 2 November 2009
NORTH REGION WINTER SERIES ROUND 2 - 8TH NOVEMBER 2009
Round 2 of the North Region Winter Series rolled into Crewe on Sunday 8th November 2009.
The track was in perfect condition thanks to Clark & Kent and the weather was good if a little cold.
A huge turnout of novices, many from the Foundation Academy, enjoyed their first taste of racin having only been riding the track for 4 weeks, well done to them all.
Full results will be posted soon from the expert classes......
The track was in perfect condition thanks to Clark & Kent and the weather was good if a little cold.
A huge turnout of novices, many from the Foundation Academy, enjoyed their first taste of racin having only been riding the track for 4 weeks, well done to them all.
Full results will be posted soon from the expert classes......
Thursday, 29 October 2009
TRACK DIRECTIONS
Please see the maps below for directions to the track.
Directions from Junction 16 - M6
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Directions from J17 - M6
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Directions from Junction 16 - M6
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Directions from J17 - M6
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Monday, 19 October 2009
IMPORTANT INFO - TRAINING TIMES, ETC
PLEASE NOTE THAT TUESDAY TRAINING IS NOW FROM 6:30pm-7:30pm.
The open session on a Tuesday will therefore run from 7:30pm-9pm. The track will be closed for normal riding during training times. Rules still apply for training - No clips, full face helmets, gloves & covered arms/legs. Please arrive on time for training. Training fee - £1.
On the container wall is the following information:
Holland trip reservation list - 20 places (4 places currently remaining).
CGR race shirt order form - order submitted for 10 shirts 01/11/2009. The next order will be submitted when another 10 orders are received.
Thanks.
The open session on a Tuesday will therefore run from 7:30pm-9pm. The track will be closed for normal riding during training times. Rules still apply for training - No clips, full face helmets, gloves & covered arms/legs. Please arrive on time for training. Training fee - £1.
On the container wall is the following information:
Holland trip reservation list - 20 places (4 places currently remaining).
CGR race shirt order form - order submitted for 10 shirts 01/11/2009. The next order will be submitted when another 10 orders are received.
Thanks.
Friday, 25 September 2009
WINTER TRACK TIMES & TRACK ADDRESS
THE SHANAZE READE BMX TRACK, TIPKINDER PARK, VICTORIA AVENUE, CREWE, CHESHIRE, CW2 7SR
Winter Session Times - Floodlit till 10pm (please note that not all of the sessions below are operated by CGR BMX Club).
Tuesday: Track closed from 6:30pm-7:30pm for Club race specific coaching
Tuesday: 7:30pm-9pm open Club session
Thursday: 6:30pm-9pm open Club session
Saturday: 2:30pm-6pm open Club session
Sunday: Track closed from 9:30am-10:30am for private coaching, for info email: bmxacademy@live.co.uk
Sunday: CEC Community StreetSports session from 1:30pm-3:30pm (free of charge)
Gates will run at the above Club sessions weather permitting (No gates at StreetSports)
There is a charge of £3 for non-members & £1 jnr member/£1.50 adult member when the track is under the Club's control (Tues, Thurs & Sat) - these fees help the Club to operate so please be honest & pay in the Club containers.
Bikes & helmets available for hire at £1 per item during Club open sessions.
Winter Session Times - Floodlit till 10pm (please note that not all of the sessions below are operated by CGR BMX Club).
Tuesday: Track closed from 6:30pm-7:30pm for Club race specific coaching
Tuesday: 7:30pm-9pm open Club session
Thursday: 6:30pm-9pm open Club session
Saturday: 2:30pm-6pm open Club session
Sunday: Track closed from 9:30am-10:30am for private coaching, for info email: bmxacademy@live.co.uk
Sunday: CEC Community StreetSports session from 1:30pm-3:30pm (free of charge)
Gates will run at the above Club sessions weather permitting (No gates at StreetSports)
There is a charge of £3 for non-members & £1 jnr member/£1.50 adult member when the track is under the Club's control (Tues, Thurs & Sat) - these fees help the Club to operate so please be honest & pay in the Club containers.
Bikes & helmets available for hire at £1 per item during Club open sessions.
Monday, 21 September 2009
BRITISH BMX CHAMPIONSHIPS 2009
23 CGR riders were part of a strong North Region team at the 2009 BMX British Championships held at Broadway House Park, Cheddar on 20th September.
With over 700 entries the event was a massive experience for the CGR team, many who were riding their first Brits.
The weather was perfect for Sunday’s racing and our riders did themselves proud both with their attitudes and performances:
6 & Under Boys: Morgan Chidley easily qualified to the knockout stages in a group of 37 riders, he cruised through both his quarters and semis to book a place in the final. He lead the final down the first straight before losing the lead, not defeated Morgan pushed the eventual British Champion all the way to the line to finish 2nd in his first season of racing.
12 Boys: Ashley Walker rode well and was unlucky not to make the knockout stages finishing 21st overall out of 30 riders.
13 Boys: five CGR riders in this group of 28. All riding well with Dan Billington having only been riding since the start of the season but keen to progress. Aaron Brown was on fire in his qualifiers but unfortunately got a bad start in his semi that he wasn’t able to recover from so went out at this stage along with Jordan Taylor, George Hammond and Alex Guest.
14 Boys: Shane Dean, riding on the regional number 1 plate, was doing well in his qualifiers making it through to the knockout stages where he went out in the semis finishing 14th out of 36 riders.
Junior Male: this is where the racing gets tough and exciting – 24 riders all with something to prove makes this class one of the best. Four CGR riders saw Kyle Evans come out on top with 3rd place. Levi Ashley had an unlucky day going out in the semis after a first turn disaster, Adam Guest also went out in the semis and Dean O’Neill going out in the knockout stages.
Male 19+: another exciting and close class of 26 riders. CGR were pinning their hopes on Stay Strong World Champion Marco Dell’Isola to take the win but it wasn’t to be as Marco came home in 3rd place, Shaun Issitt also made the final coming home in 7th.
Female 8-9: Melissa Guest was unlucky not to make the final and finished in a good 11th overall.
Female 10-12: Josie McFall riding her first season had a great experience at the Brits and was unfortunate to go out during qualifying.
Female 13-15: 21 riders in this class with Emma Myers making the semi finals in her first season. 15th overall was the final result for Emma.
Cruiser 12 & Under: Chris Worrall lined up for this one on his second bike and was looking good for a place in the final until a poor start in his last qualifier put him down the pack and he was unable to recover to go through leaving him 9th overall.
Cruiser 30-39: Alistair Burton was our lone entry in a class of 41 “older and crazier” riders. With four riders tied on points at the end of the qualifiers Alistair went into the run off which he won by some distance to book a place in the quarters. A good start saw him keeping out of the way of a first straight crash before avoiding carnage in the first turn to surprise himself with a trip into the semis. One race too far as Alistair went for an early shower finishing the day in a very respectable 16th place.
Old Skool: a new category for this years Brits was the Old Skool category for original BMX bikes from the 80s/90s. Some of the loft relics were dusted down and Phil Critchlow brought his classic home in 16th place.
The Club were placed 18th out of 50 and did their bit to help the North Region take the Regional title.
With over 700 entries the event was a massive experience for the CGR team, many who were riding their first Brits.
The weather was perfect for Sunday’s racing and our riders did themselves proud both with their attitudes and performances:
6 & Under Boys: Morgan Chidley easily qualified to the knockout stages in a group of 37 riders, he cruised through both his quarters and semis to book a place in the final. He lead the final down the first straight before losing the lead, not defeated Morgan pushed the eventual British Champion all the way to the line to finish 2nd in his first season of racing. 8 Boys: Morgan’s brother, Mason Chidley, another rider competing in his first season had a tremendous day in this very competitive 33 rider class. Like his brother, Mason cruised through his qualifiers, quarters and semis to line up for the final against riders who have a couple of years experience over him. Mason rode a fantastic lap to come home in 4th position.
10 Boys: Charlie Walker surprised everyone with some excellent qualifying results to book his place in the quarters. A tough draw meant Charlie had to work hard to get his place in the next round which he duly did. The semi was a race to far and Charlie went out at this stage finishing 15th overall out of 36 riders.
11 Boys: only 31 riders in this class meant straight to semis with no quarters. Chris Worrall and Jack Critchlow both rode well and qualified through with ease. Drawn together in the semis against some of the best in the country proved too much with them both finishing the day 10th and 11th respectively.12 Boys: Ashley Walker rode well and was unlucky not to make the knockout stages finishing 21st overall out of 30 riders.
13 Boys: five CGR riders in this group of 28. All riding well with Dan Billington having only been riding since the start of the season but keen to progress. Aaron Brown was on fire in his qualifiers but unfortunately got a bad start in his semi that he wasn’t able to recover from so went out at this stage along with Jordan Taylor, George Hammond and Alex Guest.
14 Boys: Shane Dean, riding on the regional number 1 plate, was doing well in his qualifiers making it through to the knockout stages where he went out in the semis finishing 14th out of 36 riders.
Junior Male: this is where the racing gets tough and exciting – 24 riders all with something to prove makes this class one of the best. Four CGR riders saw Kyle Evans come out on top with 3rd place. Levi Ashley had an unlucky day going out in the semis after a first turn disaster, Adam Guest also went out in the semis and Dean O’Neill going out in the knockout stages.
Male 19+: another exciting and close class of 26 riders. CGR were pinning their hopes on Stay Strong World Champion Marco Dell’Isola to take the win but it wasn’t to be as Marco came home in 3rd place, Shaun Issitt also made the final coming home in 7th.
Female 8-9: Melissa Guest was unlucky not to make the final and finished in a good 11th overall.
Female 10-12: Josie McFall riding her first season had a great experience at the Brits and was unfortunate to go out during qualifying.
Female 13-15: 21 riders in this class with Emma Myers making the semi finals in her first season. 15th overall was the final result for Emma.
Cruiser 12 & Under: Chris Worrall lined up for this one on his second bike and was looking good for a place in the final until a poor start in his last qualifier put him down the pack and he was unable to recover to go through leaving him 9th overall.
Cruiser 30-39: Alistair Burton was our lone entry in a class of 41 “older and crazier” riders. With four riders tied on points at the end of the qualifiers Alistair went into the run off which he won by some distance to book a place in the quarters. A good start saw him keeping out of the way of a first straight crash before avoiding carnage in the first turn to surprise himself with a trip into the semis. One race too far as Alistair went for an early shower finishing the day in a very respectable 16th place.
Old Skool: a new category for this years Brits was the Old Skool category for original BMX bikes from the 80s/90s. Some of the loft relics were dusted down and Phil Critchlow brought his classic home in 16th place.
The Club were placed 18th out of 50 and did their bit to help the North Region take the Regional title.
Friday, 4 September 2009
BC BMX NATIONAL SERIES ROUNDS 9 & 10
Fourteen CGR riders were in attendance at the final rounds of the BC BMX National Series in Bournemouth over the August Bank Holiday weekend. A weekend that would also see the Alex in action at Bournemouth – who would uphold the honour of Cheshire?
With riders looking to consolidate their ranking positions the weekend was set for some fantastic racing.
Saturday was warm & sunny with the following results recorded:
Male 6 & Under: Morgan Chidley eventually finished 8th in the A final after a fall while in 2nd place.
Male 8: Mason Chidley made the A final but unfortunately crashed out.
Male 11/12: Chris Worrall made quarters but in a strong age group of 35 riders didn’t progress any further.
Male 13/14: Three CGR riders in this age group with Shane Dean coming out as our top rider with a 3rd place in the B final. Alex Guest, Aaron Brown & George Hammond were all eliminated at the moto stage.
Junior Male: A massively competitive category saw Kyle Evans crash heavily in his B final & Levi Ashley make 8th in the A final. Adam Guest had a 3rd place finish after riding consistently all day.
Male 19+: Shaun Issitt had a semi final photofinish that went against him to put him into the B final where he had a comfortable win.
Female 8-9: Melissa Guest had a good ride to finish the day with a 7th place in the A final.
Female 13-15: Emma Myers was attending her first BMX National event & rode well with a B final 3rd.
12 & Under Cruiser: Chris Worrall had an A final 5th to complete a good days riding in two categories.
Sunday was gloomy, windy & overcast, some of our riders had a similar day!!
Male 6 & Under: Morgan Chidley had a disappointing day for the wrong reasons. Having ridden well through his motos an incident occurred with his brother that culminated in him missing his semi final. The organisers ran to the rulebook which meant that Morgan progressed no further.
Male 8: Mason Chidley’s day was going well with moto wins until a horrendous crash in his 3rd moto left him unconscious & had him sent off to hospital. Overall a bad day for the Chidleys, these two are ones to watch next year.
Male 11/12: Another quarter final exit for Chris Worrall, better moto results than the Saturday though.
Male 13/14: Shane Dean finished 7th in the B final having struggled with a wrist injury for some of the day. Aaron Brown, Alex Guest & George Hammond again were eliminated at the moto stages.
Junior Male: A better day for Kyle Evans saw a fantastic A final 2nd place, with team mate Levi Ashley in 7th. Adam Guest duplicated Saturday with a B final 3rd.
Male 19+: World Champion Marco Dell’Isola had a nasty crash during the motos but recovered to take 3rd place in the A final. Shaun Issitt put the semi final issues to bed to make the A final, eventually coming home in 6th place.
Female 8-9: Melissa Guest had an A final 8th to finish off a good weekend.
Female 13-15: Emma Myers rode well again & seemed to be enjoying the experience. A good B final 3rd rounded off a good weekend.
12 & Under Cruiser: Chris Worrall had moto wins today & finished in a good 5th place in the A final.
The following CGR riders have completed the required rounds to gain a National ranking:
Morgan Childey – 5th – Male 6 & Under
Mason Chidley – 9th – Male 8
Chris Worrall – 29th – Male 11/12
Shane Dean – 12th – Male 13/14
Alex Guest – 15th – Male 13/14
Jordan Taylor-Griffith – 27th – Male 13/14
Aaron Brown – 29th – Male 13/14
Kyle Evans – 3rd – Junior Male
Levi Ashley – 6th – Junior Male
Adam Guest – 13th – Junior Male
Ash Davey – 14th – Junior Male
Shaun Issitt – 13th – Male 19+
Melissa Guest – 6th – Female 8/9
Chris Worrall – 4th – 12 & Under Cruiser
The future looks good for CGR with a lot of the ranked riders currently either in only their first or second years of racing. Out of the fourteen ranked riders there are six riders currently ranked in the top 10 in the country.
Beginner & low intermediate sessions for new riders are being run by the “GhostRiders Academy”. These are being held at the Shanaze Reade BMX Track, Tipkinder Park. These sessions will be held on a Sunday morning from 09:30am-10:30am & will run in 5 week blocks starting on Sunday 4th October. Riders will be accepted from ages 3+ as long as they can comfortably ride a bike. At the end of the sessions riders should be comfortable to move into the Club environment. More information & registration forms can be obtained by emailing: bmxacademy@live.co.uk
Thursday, 20 August 2009
COACHING
From the start of October session times and structures will change slightly to accomodate beginner, intermediate and advanced sessions - more details will be communicated nearer to the time.
Proposed plan from the start of October 2009:
* Club training - Tuesday 6pm-7pm. Regional & National racers only.
For new riders there will be sessions aimed at introducing riders to the sport. These will be run by an independant coaching body seperate to the Club:
* Beginner & Intermediate coaching - Sunday 9:30am-10:30am (Sept-March). Prebookable in 5 week blocks. Maximum 10 riders in each group. A charge will apply for these sessions.
Information on beginner/intermediate coaching can be requested via email: bmxacademy@live.co.uk
This will hopefully be the start of two years structured training in preparation for the 2012 World Championships in Birmingham.
Open Club sessions as normal:
* Tuesday 7pm-9pm
* Thursday 6:30pm-9pm
* Saturday 2:30pm-6pm
Proposed plan from the start of October 2009:
* Club training - Tuesday 6pm-7pm. Regional & National racers only.
For new riders there will be sessions aimed at introducing riders to the sport. These will be run by an independant coaching body seperate to the Club:
* Beginner & Intermediate coaching - Sunday 9:30am-10:30am (Sept-March). Prebookable in 5 week blocks. Maximum 10 riders in each group. A charge will apply for these sessions.
Information on beginner/intermediate coaching can be requested via email: bmxacademy@live.co.uk
This will hopefully be the start of two years structured training in preparation for the 2012 World Championships in Birmingham.
Open Club sessions as normal:
* Tuesday 7pm-9pm
* Thursday 6:30pm-9pm
* Saturday 2:30pm-6pm
NORTH REGION BMX SUMMER SERIES - FINAL RANKINGS
CGR riders who have completed the required six rounds of the 2009 Summer Series are ranked as follows after the final round:
8-9 Girls - Melissa Guest - 4th
8-9 Girls - Lauren Dean - 5th
6&U Boys - Morgan Chidley - 3rd
8 Boys - Mason Chidley - 3rd
10 Boys - Charlie Walker - 4th
11 Boys - Chris Worrall - 1st
11 Boys - Jack Critchlow - 3rd
12 Boys - Ashley Walker - 6th
13 Boys - Alex Guest - 5th
13 Boys - George Hammond - 7th
13 Boys - Aaron Brown - 8th
13 Boys - Jordan T-Griffith - 10th
13 Boys - Dan Billington - 12th
14 Boys - Shane Dean - 1st
16+ - Dean O'Neill - 5th
Payback - Kyle Evans - 2nd
Payback - Levi Ashley - 3rd
Payback - Adam Guest - 8th
30-39 Cr - Alistair Burton - 11th
Old Skool - Phil Critchlow - 6th
Well done to everyone above - 20 riders ranked including two Regional Champions
The following 25 riders have qualified for the British Championships at Cheddar in September:
Melissa Guest
Lauren Dean
Josie McFall
Morgan Chidley
Mason Chidley
Charlie Walker
Chris Worrall
Jack Critchlow
Jake Jones
Joe Davies (awaiting dispensation)
Ashley Walker
Alex Guest
George Hammond
Aaron Brown
Jordan T-Griffith
Dan Billington
Shane Dean
Dean O'Neill
Kyle Evans
Levi Ashley
Adam Guest
Shaun Issitt (awaiting dispensation)
Ash Davey (awaiting dispensation)
Alistair Burton
Phil Critchlow
These 25 riders will be invited to the CGR Brits training on 1st, 8th & 15th September from 6pm-7pm. Normal Club training/coaching is cancelled on a Tuesday for these 3 weeks.
8-9 Girls - Melissa Guest - 4th
8-9 Girls - Lauren Dean - 5th
6&U Boys - Morgan Chidley - 3rd
8 Boys - Mason Chidley - 3rd
10 Boys - Charlie Walker - 4th
11 Boys - Chris Worrall - 1st
11 Boys - Jack Critchlow - 3rd
12 Boys - Ashley Walker - 6th
13 Boys - Alex Guest - 5th
13 Boys - George Hammond - 7th
13 Boys - Aaron Brown - 8th
13 Boys - Jordan T-Griffith - 10th
13 Boys - Dan Billington - 12th
14 Boys - Shane Dean - 1st
16+ - Dean O'Neill - 5th
Payback - Kyle Evans - 2nd
Payback - Levi Ashley - 3rd
Payback - Adam Guest - 8th
30-39 Cr - Alistair Burton - 11th
Old Skool - Phil Critchlow - 6th
Well done to everyone above - 20 riders ranked including two Regional Champions
The following 25 riders have qualified for the British Championships at Cheddar in September:
Melissa Guest
Lauren Dean
Josie McFall
Morgan Chidley
Mason Chidley
Charlie Walker
Chris Worrall
Jack Critchlow
Jake Jones
Joe Davies (awaiting dispensation)
Ashley Walker
Alex Guest
George Hammond
Aaron Brown
Jordan T-Griffith
Dan Billington
Shane Dean
Dean O'Neill
Kyle Evans
Levi Ashley
Adam Guest
Shaun Issitt (awaiting dispensation)
Ash Davey (awaiting dispensation)
Alistair Burton
Phil Critchlow
These 25 riders will be invited to the CGR Brits training on 1st, 8th & 15th September from 6pm-7pm. Normal Club training/coaching is cancelled on a Tuesday for these 3 weeks.
Wednesday, 5 August 2009
MANCHESTER NATIONAL
Rounds 7 & 8 at Manchester were held in superb weather conditions with the sun shining on both days.
CGR had 15 riders in attendance with some fantastic results recorded.
Full results are live now by copying & pasting the link into your address bar: http://new.britishcycling.org.uk/zuvvi/media/bc_files/bmx/BMX_2009_National_Series_Rider_Ranking.htm
One round of the National Series now remains at Bournemouth over the August Bank Holiday weekend - a number of top 10 National rankings should be secured for some of our riders at this meeting.
CGR had 15 riders in attendance with some fantastic results recorded.
Full results are live now by copying & pasting the link into your address bar: http://new.britishcycling.org.uk/zuvvi/media/bc_files/bmx/BMX_2009_National_Series_Rider_Ranking.htm
One round of the National Series now remains at Bournemouth over the August Bank Holiday weekend - a number of top 10 National rankings should be secured for some of our riders at this meeting.
Tuesday, 4 August 2009
REMEMBER THIS IS YOUR CLUB
A massive thank you to everyone who helped out at the weekend with the event. Those who were on site early both days, those who did the on event duties, those who stayed behind to clear up and those who made all our visitors feel welcome. It was appreciated by all and your help has been noted.
To enable future events to happen this sort of commitment goes a long way to securing this.
On a slightly less positive note there were issues raised by the local police with car parking on Victoria Avenue which I hope non of our members were guilty of, as this may have a negative effect on whether we are allowed to hold future events.
The Future
Regular work parties will start soon to keep the track in top condition and to also keep the site tidy. All members will be expected to be involved in some capacity - the quicker it gets done the quicker the riders get back on track.
Thanks again for a positive show of strength at the weekend.
To enable future events to happen this sort of commitment goes a long way to securing this.
On a slightly less positive note there were issues raised by the local police with car parking on Victoria Avenue which I hope non of our members were guilty of, as this may have a negative effect on whether we are allowed to hold future events.
The Future
Regular work parties will start soon to keep the track in top condition and to also keep the site tidy. All members will be expected to be involved in some capacity - the quicker it gets done the quicker the riders get back on track.
Thanks again for a positive show of strength at the weekend.
Wednesday, 29 July 2009
TUESDAY COACHING SESSIONS
There seems to be some confusion about Tuesday night coaching sessions.
So that everyone is aware the following three rules will be enforced from now on:
1) Sessions start at 6pm. If you are late you will not be allowed to join the session as it disrupts the other riders - you will be asked to wait until 7pm before riding the track.
2) No clip pedals are allowed during Club coaching sessions. There will be no exceptions to this rule.
3) Gloves, long sleeves, long pants & a full face helmet are required.
In the event of sessions being cancelled these will be posted on here before 5pm on the day of the session.
So that everyone is aware the following three rules will be enforced from now on:
1) Sessions start at 6pm. If you are late you will not be allowed to join the session as it disrupts the other riders - you will be asked to wait until 7pm before riding the track.
2) No clip pedals are allowed during Club coaching sessions. There will be no exceptions to this rule.
3) Gloves, long sleeves, long pants & a full face helmet are required.
In the event of sessions being cancelled these will be posted on here before 5pm on the day of the session.
Thursday, 23 July 2009
BOB FIELD GRANDS....
FULL RESULTS & EVENT REPORT ARE ON THE BLOGSITE....
www.bobfieldgrands.blogspot.com
Slideshow pics courtesy of Peter Warburton
www.bobfieldgrands.blogspot.com
Slideshow pics courtesy of Peter Warburton
RACING UPDATES...
The North Region Summer Series is drawing to a close with two rounds left to race - Manchester on 26th July & Hartlepoool on 16th August.
Remember that you need to have raced in 5 rounds to qualify fo the British Championships & 6 rounds to qualify for an end of season trophy with ranking. Best 6 results from the 8 rounds to count.
Results up to round 6 are available on: http://northregionbmx.co.uk
The National Series has two events left to run - rounds 7/8 at Manchester on 7th/8th August & rounds 9/10 in Bournemouth on 30th/31st August (Bank Holiday weekend).
Riders must have competed in 5 rounds to qualify for a ranking/trophy with the best 8 results from the 10 rounds to count.
Full National Series results can be found here: http://new.britishcycling.org.uk/zuvvi/media/bc_files/bmx/BMX_2009_National_Series_Rider_Ranking.htm
Also well done to all CGR riders who competed in the Euro round at Cheddar - an enjoyable, sunny weekend. Good experience & fun for those who were there.
Remember that you need to have raced in 5 rounds to qualify fo the British Championships & 6 rounds to qualify for an end of season trophy with ranking. Best 6 results from the 8 rounds to count.
Results up to round 6 are available on: http://northregionbmx.co.uk
The National Series has two events left to run - rounds 7/8 at Manchester on 7th/8th August & rounds 9/10 in Bournemouth on 30th/31st August (Bank Holiday weekend).
Riders must have competed in 5 rounds to qualify for a ranking/trophy with the best 8 results from the 10 rounds to count.
Full National Series results can be found here: http://new.britishcycling.org.uk/zuvvi/media/bc_files/bmx/BMX_2009_National_Series_Rider_Ranking.htm
Also well done to all CGR riders who competed in the Euro round at Cheddar - an enjoyable, sunny weekend. Good experience & fun for those who were there.
Friday, 12 June 2009
BC BMX NATIONAL SERIES RANKINGS AFTER ROUND 6
The BC BMX National Series Rounds 5 & 6 were held over the wet weekend of 6th/7th June which saw our riders back in action on home turf at Peterborough BMX Track.
Things weren't looking good heading into the event: a trip to the Met Office website predicted doom and gloom and good sprinkling of rain threatening to make it more Peter-bog-horror. Would the weather gods let us race in nice conditions? Not too bad on the Saturday but Sunday morning was very wet & horrible!!
11 riders were representing CGR with some excellent results recorded especially from our newer riders.
Overall Series Rankings after 6 of 10 rounds:
6 & Under Morgan Chidley 6th
8 Male Mason Chidley 11th
10 Male Charlie Walker 18th
11/12 Male Chris Worrall =36th
11/12 Male Jake Jones =36th
11/12 Male Ashley Walker 37th
13/14 Male Shane Dean 13th
13/14 Male Alex Guest 16th
13/14 Male Aaron Brown 25th
Junior Male Kyle Evans 3rd
Junior Male Levi Ashley 7th
Junior Male Adam Guest 11th
Junior Male Ashley Davey 20th
19+ Male Shaun Issitt 13th
Elite Men Warren Bancroft 16th
8-9 Female Melissa Guest 6th
U12 Cruiser Chris Worrall 4th
The next National Series rounds are on 6th/7th August at Platt Fields, Manchester followed by the final two rounds over August Bank Holiday weekend in Bournemouth.
Full rankings & results are available by copying & pasting the following link:
http://www.britishcycling.org.uk/web/site/BC/bmx/EventReports2009/20090606_bmx_ns_r5_r6_peterborough.asp
Tuesday, 26 May 2009
BC BMX NATIONAL SERIES 2009 - RANKINGS AFTER ROUND 4
The current BC BMX National Series Rankings are available by copying & pasting the link below:
www.britishcycling.org.uk/nmsruntime/saveasdialog.asp?lID=12528&sID=11422
NORTH REGION BMX SUMMER SERIES - RANKINGS AFTER ROUND 3
The current North Region BMX Summer Series rankings are available to view by copying & pasting the link below then clicking Summer Series 09 on the left hand toolbar:
www.northregionbmx.co.uk/hello/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=59&Itemid=55
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