Road: Ryan wins Cyclopark round six

Road: Ryan wins Cyclopark round six

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Location: Cyclopark, Kent
Event: 6th June 2013
Report: Snowdon Sports


Luke Ryan (Twenty3c) proved victorious in the E/1/2 race at round six of the SERRL series at the Cyclopark in Kent, to take his third circuit race win of the season.

Ryan, 23 and from Canterbury, has spent some time racing on the continent already this season and finished 43rd in the recent Lincoln Grand Prix.

Robert Moore (London Phoenix) came home second ahead of Josh Parkin (Aspire Bikes) in third place.

In 3/4 race John Cockerill, from Maidstone took his second win of the season in his first year racing ahead of Robert Purcell (Neon Velo) in second and Marco Coppola (Gemini) in third.

In the women’s race Sally Smith, from Sittingbourne took her second win of the series ahead of Catherine Hills (Wyndymilla) in second and Rachael Yates (London Phoenix) in third.


Results:

E/1/2

1 Luke Ryan (Twenty3c.co.uk Focus)

2 Robert Moore (London Phoenix)

3 Josh Parkin (Aprire Bicycles)

4 Dean Shannon (Twenty3c.co.uk Focus)

5 Adam Norris (Twenty3c.co.uk Focus)

6 Keith Lea (Addiscombe CC)

7 Simon Alexander (Twenty3c.co.uk Focus)

8 Shaun Duffield (Team Gwb-ACTiV)

9Stephen Swindley (PMR @ Toachim)

10 Chris Dick (London Phoenix)

11 Ben Lamb (4T+ Velo club)

12 David Shirland (Bigfoot CC)


3/4

1 John Cockerill (SFA Racing)

2 Robert Purcell (Neon Velo.com)

3 Marco Coppola (Gemini)

4 Geoff Wiles (SFAracing)

5 Stuart Baldwin (4T+ Velo)

6 Kevin Newland (4t+ Velo)

7 Ross Bryan (Team Gwb-ACTiV)

8 Ryan Brett (Team Gwb-ACTiV)

9 Shaun Williams (SFAracing)

10 Richard Poynter (San Fairy Ann CC)


Women:

1 Sally Smith (PMR@Toachim House)

2 Catherine Hills (Wyndymilla)

3 Rachael Yates (London Phoenix)


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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.