The second of our 4 event time trial series!
Time trials are a great way to test your fitness. It is a race against yourself and the clock. Riders start at 1 minute intervals and the challenge is to try to catch the rider ahead of you and not to be caught by the rider behind you! No drafting is allowed.
We use the same course for each of the 4 TT events allowing you to measure your training progression throughout the season.
The course is a 17km long out-and-back route on the rolling hills of Fourth Line East just north of County Road 51 (road to Ariss)
TIPS
- maintain a steady power output and heart rate throughout the event
- have a smooth, regular pedalling technique
- position yourself to be extremely aerodynamic
- discipline yourself to operate just below your anaerobic threshold until near the end of the course.
REMINDER
- please exercise caution during the TT, especially at the turn around, as the roads are open and vehicles can be expected
- please remember that while waiting for your start to not obstruct traffic
- please remember to bring your club membership card.
Course Record: Ryan Roth 22:08.49 – 46.07 km/hr – July 18/12
Meeting Location: Start Line – 4th Line East, just north of County Road 51 (road to Ariss)
Meeting Time: Sign-in: 6:45pm, First rider start: 7:00pm
A fairly decent turnout for the second club TT of the season.
Riders were greeted with near perfect TT weather, and they responded with 6 Personal Best times being set
Results:
Place Name Time km/hr
1 Andy Mill 24:35.78 41.47 PB 100.00%
2 Gabhan Chalmers 25:18.95 40.29 PB 97.16%
3 Tom Elliot 25:57.20 39.30 PB 94.77%
4 Adam Woods 26:30.87 38.47 PB 92.77%
5 Rob Nespolo 27:40.03 36.87 PB 88.90%
6 Gord Drewitt 29:23.41 34.71 PB 83.69%
7 Darren Johnston DNF
Weather: clear, sunny, 21 degrees, humidity 34%, wind N 5 km/hr
Great TT last night. Many personal bests set as conditions were near perfect. A few members had clearly become more serious arriving with aero handlebars and helmets ready to do business.
Official results are eagerly anticipated. Thanks to Steve for putting it on and making us feel somewhat pro-like!