Location: Dunsfold, Surrey
Event: 28 June 2013
Report: Snowdon Sports
Cycleworks rider Tom Shrimpton secured victory in the latest round of the Surrey League 4th Cat Series at Dunsfold in Surrey.
The 27-year-old from West Byfleet, who has finished fourth and seventh in previous rounds of the 4th Cat Series, took the win ahead of 27-year-old Epsom-based Addiscombe CC rider Matthew Halvatzis, who also has a couple of top ten finishes to his credit in this series.
Dorking CC’s Mike Metcalfe was third, and that result was the best result yet for the 45-year-old in this popular series.
Results:
1 Tom Shrimpton Cycleworks 4 01:16:30
2 Matthew Halvatzis Addiscombe CC 4
3 Mike Metcalfe Dorking CC 4
4 James Nilly Private Member 4
5 Kieran Barber Redhill Cycling Club 4
6 Darren Heath Charlotteville CC 4V
7 Dominic Maxwell Worthing Excelsior 4V
8 Paul Sweeney In Gear Quickvit Trainsharp 4V
9 Ray Sullivan Private Member 4V
10 Richard Wild Private Member 4
11 Stephen Vinning East London Velo 4
12 N Gillard Dorking CC 4
13 Eric Lakin Private Member 4
14 Sam Evans Dulwich Paragon CC 4
15 Andrew Moore Kingston Wheelers 4V
16 Nicholas Silva Thames Velo 4V
17 J Shillingford Private Member 4
18 Neil James Dorking CC 4V
19 Andrew Thomas Dulwich Paragon CC 4
20 Feargal Coffey Charlotteville CC 4V
21 Paul Buckley Thames Velo 4V
22 Danny Watts Crawley Wheelers 4
23 Paul Mew Charlotteville CC 4
24 David Pows Dorking CC 4
25 Ben Voller Twickenham CC 4
26 Jamie Abbolt Team Corridori 4
27 Christian Benneyworth Wyndymilla 4
28 Barry Fowler Redhill Cycling Club 4V
29 Gareth Elles InGear Quickvit Trainsharp 4
30 Andrew Gibson Kingston Wheelers 4V
31 Thomas Coombs i-Team.cc 4
32 Massimo Conforti Dulwich Paragon CC 4V
33 Kris Rush VC Meudon 4
34 Ben Elvin Kingston Wheelers 4
35 Brad Legrand Beeston RC 4
36 James Horan Southdowns Bikes 4V
37 A Daniel Dulwich Paragon CC 4
38 Tony Eveleigh Worthing Excelsior 4V @ 1 lap
38 Brian Guchian Private Member 4
38 Michael Hancock Dorking CC 4
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