Results Index

Results 2024-25

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BAR: Past Winners
Hilly series: Past Winners
BIP/Early-bird Series 2025

The Hart trophy was gifted by Neil and June Hart, initially to the WA Vets Cycling Association and inherited by ATTA at its creation. Neil was one of the founders of ATTA, believing passionately in the TT ethos.
2024 – No qualifiers
2023 – No qualifiers
2022 – Paul van der Walt 38.52km/h and Steff Van Amerongen 39.00km/h.
2021 – David Thompson 41.99km/h and Steff Van Amerongen 39.89km/h.
2020 – Events lost, no qualifiers
2019 – Stu Helm 44.35km/h and Wanda Jansen van Vuuren 35.66km/h.
2018 – Paul van der Walt 38.44km/h and Steff Van Amerongen 38.34km/h.
2017 – Stu Helm 43.40km/h and Steff Van Amerongen 38.13km/h.
2016 – Sean Mahoney 40.05km/h and Steff Van Amerongen 36.68km/h.
2015 – Troy Coulthard 42.73km/h.
2014 – Chris Roberts 41.50km/h Alison Ramm 36.50km/h.
2013 – Phil Deisel 42.20km/h and Claudia Gadomsky 32.90km/h.
2012 – Chris Roberts 42.60km/h and Jenny Sammons 35.60km/h.
2011 – Cameron Berg 40.90km/h and Natalie Roberts 31.00km/h.
2010 – Chris Roberts 42.10km/h and Natalie Roberts 32.90km/h.
2009 – Mark Roberts 43.20km/h and Margaret Watroba 33.00km/h.
2008 – Owen Jones 39.40km/y and Lorraine Schutz 36.10km/h.
2007 – Mark Roberts 41.28km/h and Genevieve Warriner 37.60km/h.
2006 – Mark Roberts 41.58km/h and Lorraine Schutz 36.12km/h.
2005 – Mark Roberts 40.19km/h and Lorraine Schutz 35.92km/h.
2004 – Scotty McDowell 40.67km/h and Lorraine Schutz 35.65km/h.
2003 – Stuey Estcourt 39.73km/h and Lorraine Schutz 35.92km/h.
2002 – Peter Fallon 38.61km/h and Lorraine Schutz 35.74km/h.
2001 – Stuey Estcourt 40.42km/h and Lorraine Schutz 36.92km/h.
2000 – Bruce Hosking 42.43km/h and Lorraine Schutz 35.52km/h.
1999 – Stuey Estcourt 40.54km/h and Lorraine Schutz 35.10km/h.
1998 – Peter Meyer 41.92km/h and Lorraine Schutz 35.29km/h.
1997 – Stuey Estcourt 40.77km/h.
1996 – Peter Meyer 43.15km/h.
1995 – Peter Meyer 43.01km/h.
1994 – Peter Meyer 43.05km/h.
1993 – Adrian Perry 43.28km/h.
1992 – Adrian Perry 42.23km/h.
1991 – Lindsay Murray.
1990 – Peter Meyer.
1989 – Transition period
1988 – Peter Meyer.
1987 – Brian Hawes.
1986 – Peter Meyer.
1985 – Warren Gannaway and Brian Hawes

The Hillies Series trophy was created by John Pimm and Charlie Egerton.
HILLY SERIES past winners
2024 – Mick Brammer (Fastest Times) and Steff van Amerongen (Women and Standards)
2023 – Chris Roberts (Fastest Times and Standards) and Steff van Amerongen (Women)
2022 – Stu Helm (Fastest Times and Standards) and Steff van Amerongen (Women)
2021 – Stu Helm (Fastest Times and Standards) and Steff van Amerongen (Women)
2020 – David Thompson (Fastest Times), Phil Deisel (Standards) and Steff van Amerongen (Women)
2019 – Stu Helm (Fastest Times and Standards) and Steff van Amerongen (Women)
2018 – John Sonego (Fastest Times), Phil Deisel (Standards) and Steff van Amerongen (Women)
2017 – Stu Helm (Fastest Times), Stuart Gee (Standards) and Steff van Amerongen (Women)
2016 – Colin Rose (Fastest Times and Standards) and Steff van Amerongen (Women)
2015 – Colin Rose (Fastest Times and Standards) and Steff van Amerongen (Women)
2014 – Jonathan Beck (Fastest Times), Colin Rose (Standards) and Alison Ramm (Women)
2013 – Troy Coulthard (Fastest Times), Stuart Gee (Standards) and Jenny Sammons (Women)
2012 – Cameron Berg (Fastest Times, Peter Meyer (Standards) and Jenny Sammons (Women)
2011 – Matt Dec (Fastest Times), Peter Meyer (Standards) and Lorraine Schutz (Women)
2010 – Michael Buytels (Fastest Times), Peter Meyer (Standards) and Erica Morris (Women)
2009 – Mark Roberts (Fastest Times), Peter Meyer (Standards) and Lorraine Schutz (Women)
2008 – Michael Buytels (Fastest Times), Peter Meyer (Standards) and Lorraine Schutz (Women)
2007 – Mark Roberts (Fastest Times), Peter Meyer (Standards) and Genevieve Warriner (Women)
2006 – Mark Roberts (Fastest Times) and Lorraine Schutz (Standards and Women)
2005 – Scotty McDowell (Fastest Times) and Lorraine Schutz (Standards and Women)
2004 – Scotty McDowell (Fastest Times) and Lorraine Schutz (Standards and Women)
2003 – Stuey Estcourt (Fastest Times) and Lorraine Schutz (Standards and Women)
2002 – Peter Fallon (Fastest Times) and Lorraine Schutz (Standards and Women)
2001 – Bruce Hosking (Fastest Times and Standards) and Lorraine Schutz (Women)
2000 – Bruce Hosking (Fastest Times and Standards) and Lorraine Schutz (Women)
1999 – Stuey Estcourt (Fastest Times and Standards) and Lorraine Schutz (Women)
1998 – Peter Meyer (Fastest Times and Standards) and Lorraine Schutz (Women)
1997 – Scotty McDowell (Fastest Times), Stuey Estcourt (Standards) and Tink Joyce (Women)
1996 – Peter Meyer (Fastest Times and Standards) and Robyn Meechin (Women)
1995 – Peter Meyer (Fastest Times and Standards) and Jenny Holt (Women)
1994 – Peter Meyer (Fastest Times and Standards)
1993 – Adrian Perry (Fastest Times), Peter Meyer (Standards) and Navaal Cable (Women)

Previous Seasons

This link will take you to the searchable Results database begun in 2005, containing ATTA event results for WA, reaching back to 1988 when we started; all Titta results until the end of 2006; NSW from 2003 to the last Calga event (December 2019) and ATTA-Vic results for the year they were active: 2007.
Previous results of the Southwest Cycle Club and Busselton CC Summer Series TT events are also included in the results database.

Completed in April 2023, all available ATTA results had been added to the database on this site—up to fifty rides per year in the early years. Some of the first of the evening series, the Willow series are not included, having been run on behalf of the WA Vets; a few other events that ATTA was involved in have also been omitted but do exist on a master, reference database.

Note that where recorded rider details are incomplete (eg: missing date of birth) and the rider cannot be unambiguously identified, the riders will not appear in the 'Fast 50' search (the 50 fastest times on a course).

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Results 2024-25

The webapp version of ATTA.app is back— progress results and an overall or personalised view of results from the database. The phone app is returning.

Previous Seasons

The webapp version of ATTA.app is back—
progress results and an overall or personalised view of results from the database. The phone app is returning.