British Cycling

Circuit Race Championships

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My thanks to Jim Hendry MBE (Honorary Archivist, British Cycling)

Note: All Senior Championships became open to amateur and professionals in 1996

PROFESSIONAL

1979
Milton Keynes – 90 km
1. Sid Barras, 2. Ian Banbury, 3. Jack Kershaw

 

1980  
Telford – 90km
1. Bill Nickson, 2. Sid Barras, 3. Barry Hoban

 

1981
NOT HELD

 

1982
Newport, Gwent – 80 km
1. Phil Bayton, 2. Phil Corley, 3. Bill Nickson

 

1983
Stockton on Tees - 81 km
1. Keith Lambert, 2. Dudley Hayton, 3. Steve Jones

 

1984
NEC, Birmingham – 90 km
1. Malcolm Elliott, 2. Bill Nickson, 3. keith Lambert

 

1985
Hull
1. Dave Miller, 2. Malcolm Elliott, 3. Steve Fleetwood

 

1986
1. Paul Sherwen, 2. Steve Joughin, 3. Phil Thomas

 

1987
1. Tim Harris. 2. Chris Lillywhite, 3. Mark Walsham

 

1988
Leek – 100 km
1. Mark Walsham, 2. Jon Walshaw, 3. Nick Barnes

 

1989
Cardiff – 90 km
1. Paul Curran, 2. Mark Walsham, 3. Chris Lillywhite

 

1990
Worksop – 100 km
1. Rob Holden, 2. Hilton McMurdo, 3. Adrian Timmis

 

1991
Cardiff – 80 km
1. Rob Holden, 2. Hilton McMurdo, 3. Mark Walsham

 

1992
Cardiff – 100 km
1. Neil Hoban, 2. Dave Baker, 3. Keith Reynolds

 

1993
Crystal Palace – 66 km
1. Chris Lillywhite, 2. Spencer Wingrave, 3. Simon Cope

 

1994
Milford Haven – 58 km
1. Neil Hoban, 2. Dave Rayner, 3. Bernie Burns

 

1995
1. Jon Clay, 2. Mark Walsham, 3. Chris Lillywhite

AMATEURS

1993
Wigan – 70 km
1. Roger Hammond, 2. Jeremy Hunt, 3. Mark McKay

 

1994
Gorleston – 70 km
1. Dave Williams, 2. John Charlesworth, 3. Matt Stephens

 

1995
Bury St. Edmunds – 75.4 km
1. Sam Quinn, 2. Roger Hammond, 3. Jimmy Jones

 

OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

1996
Bury St. Edmunds – 73.3 km
1. John Tanner, 2. Mark Walsham, 3. Jon Clay

 

1997  
Bury St Edmunds – 72 km
1. Simon Cope, 2. Joe Bayfield, 3. Mark McKay

 

1998
Haverhill – 72 km
1. Chris Walker, 2. Chris Williams, 3. Dan Smith

 

1999
Bury St Edmunds – 60.6km
1. Chris Walker, 2. Rob Reynolds-Jones, 3. Chris Lillywhite

 

2000
Birmingham – 62.4 km
1. Rob Hayles, 2. John Tanner, 3. Anthony Malarczyk

 

2001
Newark  60 km
1. Chris Newton, 2. Dean Downing, 3. Bryan Steel

 

2002
Newport, Wales  -  60 km
1. Dean Downing, 2. Mark Kelly, 3. Neil Swithenbank

 

2003
Llandudno – 51 km
1. Russell Downing, 2. Dean Downing, 3. Bryan Taylor

 

2004
Hillingdon 80 km
1. Colin Roshier, 2. Greg Sandy, 3. Rob Enslin

 

2005
Otley, West Yorks -  47 km
1. Mark Cavendish  Russell Downing  Ian Wilkinson

 

2006    1.06.32   s.t.   s.t.
Horwich. – 64 km
1. James Taylor, 2. Tony Gibb, 3. Adam Blythe

 

2007
Otley – 1 hour
1. James McCallum, 2. Ed Clancy, 3. Matthew Cronshaw

 

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Information:  © 2007 Jim Hendry