Location: Trinity Park, Ipswich, Suffolk
Event: 26 June 2013
Report: Snowdon Sports
Prolific 15-year-old Lewis Stevens (Strada-Sport) chalked up his fifth win of the season against senior opposition with victory in the feature race at round three of the Suffolk Series in Ipswich.
The Newmarket youngster led home a 71-strong field after an hour of racing on the Trinity Park circuit with 18-year-old Hugo Robinson (Ipswich BC) taking second place for the host club.
Local rider Abbie Thorrington (Team Pedal Power) took her third win of the series in the women’s race in a repeat of the 1-2-3 from the previous round.
Results:
E/1/2/3/4
1 Lewis Stevens (Strada-Sport)
2 Hugo Robinson (Ipswich BC)
3 Liam Gentry (Strada-Sport)
4 James Jobber (Neon-Velo.com)
5 Ben Howell (Strada-Sport)
6 Camille Dubois (unattached)
7 Tom Yiangou (Neon-Velo.com)
8 Martin Barkes (unattached)
9 Gareth Turner (Autostrasse Porsche RT)
10 Chris Parker (Ipswich BC)
Women
1 Abbie Thorrington (Team Pedal Power)
2 Tanya Griffiths (Ipswich BC)
3 Beth Coley (VC Norwich)
4 Jen Smart (VC Norwich)
5 Erica Howe (VC Norwich)
6 Georgie Pymer (Ipswich BC)
7 Joanne Newstead (Ipswich BC)
8 Louise Marsden (VC Norwich)
9 Nicole Hobday (Cambridge CC)
Go-Race
1 Rod Hills (Unattached)
2 Ben Rayment (Unattached)
3 Jason Taylor (Unattached)
4 Robert Smith (Stowmarket & District CC)
5 Kevin Looker (Colchester Rovers CC)
6 Ray Ricks (Velo Schils-Interbike RT)
7 Stuart Thomas (Unattached)
8 James Roberts (Ipswich BC)
9 Ashley Nixon (Unattached)
10 Rob Walters (Unattached)
Under-16
1 Mitch Powell (Team Terminator)
2 Frank Longstaff (Team Terminator)
3 Adam Looker (Colchester Rovers CC)
Under-14
1 Bob Longstaff (Colchester Rovers CC)
2 Ollie Pick (Plomesgate CC)
3 Lister Romero (Plomesgate CC)
Girls
1 Issy Wickens (unattached)
2 Sophie Holmes (Inverse/Cycling Components RT)
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