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Hilly Classic #6
Gidgegannup A - 39.0 km   *Fastest 50*
Sunday, 27th February 2005
Fine, mild, overcast (5 spots of precipitation); rising light SW

Place   Cat     Total Speed Std
Time		 Std
Place		 Series
Points
Speed		 Series
Points
Std		 Comment
1  Mark Roberts - 28:33  28:42  0:57:15  40.9  +06:19  4  99  87    
2  Scott McDowell - 28:45  29:37  0:58:22  40.1  +02:52  11  94  75    
3  Lee Bolden - 29:26  29:23  0:58:49  39.8  +02:25  13  93  74    
4  Mark Williamson - 29:17  29:32  0:58:49  39.8  +02:25  14  93  74    
5  Pedro Turibaka - 29:25  29:36  0:59:01  39.6  +02:41  12  92  75    
6  mouse - 30:19  30:28  1:00:47  38.5  +12:27  1  85  108    
7  Michael Buytels - 30:55  31:09  1:02:04  37.7  -00:50  20  81  63    
8  Andrew Mackie - 30:48  31:17  1:02:05  37.7  +02:55  10  80  75    
9  Paul Measey - 30:52  31:42  1:02:34  37.4  -01:20  22  79  61    
10  Roger Hales - 31:40  31:35  1:03:15  37.0  +03:43  8  76  78    
11  Tony Narvaez - 31:16  32:07  1:03:23  36.9  -02:09  24  76  58    
12  Peter Fallon - 31:51  31:58  1:03:49  36.7  +05:11  7  75  83    
13  David Price - 31:46  32:54  1:04:40  36.2  -03:26  26  72  54    
14  Greg Perry - 32:20  32:46  1:05:06  35.9  +00:23  17  70  67    
15  Chris Reid - 32:19  32:53  1:05:12  35.9  -01:10  21  70  61    
16  Anthony Trovato - 32:40  32:42  1:05:22  35.8  -04:08  27  69  51    
17  Lorraine Schutz - 32:53  32:55  1:05:48  35.6  +11:20  2  68  104    
18  Stuey Estcourt - 32:20  33:46  1:06:06  35.4  +03:25  9  67  77    
19  Nick Foster - 33:21  33:45  1:07:06  34.9  -04:56  29  64  48    
20  Jo Moore - 33:02  34:15  1:07:17  34.8  +01:43  15  64  71    
21  Jo Bennett F 34:10  33:39  1:07:49  34.5  +00:40  16  62  68    
22  Gus Lawson - 33:41  34:58  1:08:39  34.1  -00:10  18  59  65    
23  Nathan Agnew - 34:38  34:41  1:09:19  33.8  -08:05  31  58  38    
24  José Arregui - 35:14  35:29  1:10:43  33.1  +05:51  5  54  86    
25  Mark Burke - 35:00  35:47  1:10:47  33.1  -01:47  23  54  59    
26  Tink Measey - 35:34  35:49  1:11:23  32.8  -02:54  25  52  55    
27  Derek Mayall - 36:10  36:10  1:12:20  32.4  +07:09  3  49  90    
28  Fred Cottier - 36:25  36:39  1:13:04  32.0  +05:49  6  47  85    
29  Rebecca Gill - 36:33  36:36  1:13:09  32.0  -04:40  28  47  49    
30  Kirsten Estcourt - 36:42  37:15  1:13:57  31.6  -00:43  19  45  63    
31  Mark LeFlohic - 37:38  38:41  1:16:19  30.7  -  -  93  -    
32  Roger Holt - 37:49  38:34  1:16:23  30.6  -10:25  33  39  30    
33  Ken Dupuy - 37:30  39:23  1:16:53  30.4  -08:24  32  38  37    
34  Danny Boulter - 38:59  39:41  1:18:40  29.7  -05:26  30  34  47    
35  Malcolm Reid - 38:15  40:28  1:18:43  29.7  -14:41  34  34  15    
36  Nigel Barley - 42:11  44:51  1:27:02  26.9  -  -  80  -    
37  Greg Gendron - 41:40  46:49  1:28:29  26.4  -27:15  35  15  15    
38  Karl Livingstone - 48:41  51:26  1:40:07  23.4  -  -  52  -    
39  Jenny Holt - 49:18  51:33  1:40:51  23.2  -28:42  36  15  15    
40  Peter Allen - 49:24  52:10  1:41:34  23.0  -  -  49  -    
41  Lorenzo Mascaro - 32:36    0  0.0  -  -  5  5  DNF 


Race Report

We had the usual fine raft of helping folks today: Stephen and Steve Fitz to start and time you; Rudy, Peter Richards, Brian Carr and Phil Gyford to see you around the corners; and there were several others like Rod and John Neville to help things along too. Thanks fellas.

Lorraine has given herself five seconds worth of kicking (…so close to Tanyana's old record!) but quite a few others must be feeling quite pleased with themselves for the day's efforts. There were some good times on a good day (on a good course). Which is all pretty fine as we are only 2 weeks out to "The 40". Similarly, Nigel continues to strip heaps off his old times (15min today) as he and the other Hand-Wheelies Peter and Karl head towards their Nationals in pretty good form.

I finally bit the bullet and worked out a factor to allow me to allocate points to these guys and to Mark, based on relative speeds on the Kings Park course. I'll continue to refine it but at least it's a start - and somewhat overdue. It doesn't look too bad on today's speeds.

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