The Central Cyclo-Cross League continued through November with the HWCC race support gaining more and more appreciation! There was also racing! Overall, Caroline and Dena continued their occupation of the podium while Jonathon Chadwick and Chris Ford maintained their 'friendly' rivalry, but with Jonathon getting the upper hand. Jeff Roberts consolidated a great season...
The first group below are awards for Club Champions and Best Averages over a whole race season Trophy Awarded for 2019 Recipient Time Avg. Speed Comments E Why Cup Club Senior Champion - Best All Rounder (BAR) time trialist - based on the fastest average speed over 25, 50 and 100 miles Jeff Roberts 26.79...
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 ...
September has seen Wycombe riders competing in the first three rounds of the Central Cyclo-cross league. Round 1, at the Milton Keynes bowl saw a good number of High Wycombe riders enjoying the unseasonable heat and testing their cx fitness. First up this year is the Vet 50 race where we always have good representation....
Charlie Mactear was the sole HWCC representative for the Kingston Wheelers CC hill climb up the famous Leith Hill. After almost missing the start and with no time to recce the climb, he managed a brief 15 minute warm up on the rollers. The result was a fantastic 2nd place overall with a time of...
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...
The Victor Berlemont is widely regarded as the hardest, most prestigious National B road race in the country with the organiser describing how it ‘aims to provide a challenge close to the National A races’. It covers 108 miles gaining 2000m of elevation in the process and we are incredibly lucky that its based nearby...
