May Newsletter
16th March 2020 Having considered the most recent guidance issued by the Government, your Committee feels it is inappropriate to continue to organise any formal arrangement of social gathering of the club whilst this guidance is in place. Regretfully, this extends to all club rides, social events and meetings. We will review this again when...
On May 8th John Hurworth will be running this exciting new event. It is a 40 mile route taking in 3 local gravel hills. Further details tbc, but you will get a chance to become gravel hill icons within the club! Here is the route gpx. The first hill of the day: Bledlow Gravel Scrabble...
October was a busy month for the High Wycombe Cyclocrossers with thrills and spills, mechanicals and podiums galore! Round 4 saw a reduced number of riders making the long trip to Kettering. The V50 ladies saw Caroline Goodman take first place (discovering a long sprint finish!) and Dena Ford 4th. Jeff Roberts claimed a 12th...
HILL CLIMB – BRITWELL HILL – 20 OCTOBER 2019 Adam Charleston 2-39 Ben Nichol 3-16 Lyndon Ferguson 3-30 Jason Harris 3-36 Owen Siddall 3-52 Philippa Shubert ...
The 2019 Club Dinner, Dance and Awards will be held on Saturday the 23rd of November. We are holding this again at the Thame Lambert Hotel - formerly the Lambert Arms. We were treated very well last year under the new management and the meal was excellent. So do come along with your partner and guests...
How do you test yourself on a bike ride? Is it all about timing and speed? Or is finishing sometimes enough? Buoyed up by Cipo van Morrissey’s unstoppable enthusiasm, I joined four of the HWCC off road group, and went to Flanders to try out the Ronde van Vlaanderen, an off road sportive which offered...
Well, approximately 2 weeks ago I decided to have a go at my first ever ladies road race. For me personally, racing in the Margaret Wright memorial race was close to my heart and so it seemed fitting to make it my first. I was extremely nervous and not really sure what to expect. 37 ladies...
Gold for Gordon as Pedal Power shines with expert insight ‘All that glitters isn’t gold,’ but in this case it is, as Dr Gordon Wright was awarded one of cycling’s most sought-after accolades The Ramin Minovi Medal, one of many highlights at Pedal Power 2018. Senior cycling coach and Association of British Cycling Coaches (ABCC)...
