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Location: Lyme Valley Velodrome, Newcastle
Event: 21 June 2012
Report: Chris Pyatt

Like every other Track League in the country this year the current spell of wet weather is having a big effect on the league.

After two weeks of total washout the forecast was bad again for the Brooks Cycles Track League event on Thursday 21st June. This was mid-summers’ day however with cloudy skies and temperatures around 15 degrees it was hard to believe it.

Despite this the Freewheelers League managed to complete their entire race programme.

However not long after this the heavens opened and the main league was called off again.

In the Freewheelers League saw a good turnout of 16 riders despite the weather with some really close races in each group.

The top point’s scorers in each group were as follows;

Group 1 James Brayford Lyme RC 8 points

Group 2 Holly Mulroy Congleton CC 11 points

Group 3 Olly Davis Lyme RC 7 points

Results

Group 1
Race 1
1st James Brayford Lyme RC
2nd Sam Hall Lyme RC
3rd Bradley Hill Lyme RC

Race 2
1st Alex Coates Lyme RC
2nd James Brayford
3rd Ambrose Morris Lyme RC

Race 3
1st Sam Hall
2nd Ambrose Morris
3rd Alex Coates

Race 4
1st Bradley Hill
2nd Ambrose Morris
3rd Sam Hall

Race 5
1st James Brayford
2nd Alex Coates

Group 2
Race 1
1st Aaron Mansell Lyme RC
2nd Holly Mulroy Congleton CC
3rd Sophie Bassett Lyme RC

Race 2
1st Holly Mulroy
2nd Harry Brayford Lyme RC
3rd Aaron Mansell

Race 3
1st Holly Mulroy
2nd Aaron Mansell
3rd Harry Brayford

Race 4
1st Harry Brayford
2nd Holly Mulroy
3rd Sophie Bassett

Group 3
Race 1
1st Izaak Curtis Lyme RC
2nd Evie Davis Lyme RC
3rd Cameron O’Neil Lyme RC

Race 2
1st Olly Davis Lyme RC
2nd Sam Towey
3rd Evie Davis Lyme RC

Race 3
1st Olly Davis
2nd James Turner Lyme RC
3rd Gracie Walker

Race 4
1st Gracie Walker
2nd Cameron O’Neil
3rd Evie Davis

British Cycling would like to thank the organising team, officials and everyone else who helped promote this event. Our sport could not exist without the hundreds of people, many of them unpaid volunteers, who put in many hours of hard work running events, activities and clubs.