Road: Visser takes victory in Apres League

Road: Visser takes victory in Apres League

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Location: Preston Park, Brighton
Event: 28 December 2013


Another crash-free set of races here at Preston Park was crowned by a resurgent Redhill CC's Ryan Visser in the E123 taking the honours this week from Simon Brooks.

A well-timed early break from, you guessed it, Simon Brooks was well spotted and soon joined by Ryan Visser, the two working together and lapping the field a few times before Ryan took the sprint from the final corner. Matt Butt took the sprint for third.

Good safe racing this week again with Preston Park gaining a good reputation for interesting, aggressive races.

Muhammad Ali would have had nothing on Mohammed Ahmed in the Fourth Cat race, a fantastic display from an increasingly strong rider taking it on from 20 minutes out and soloed to victory breaking the hearts of the chasing pack.

We love to see riders who understand that to win races you have to be prepared to lose and Mohammed has had a go the last two weeks, getting stronger each time. He who dares Rodders.

In the third cat race a three-man break stayed away with 20 to go with Beckenham Rugby Cyclists Jonnie Blackman taking the sprint from Motivo Rt's David Billings and Southborough's Keith Henderson, second and third respectively.

Isaac Wright from Preston Park YCC is showing he is really growing into a rounded road cyclist, again taking the win the week from LVYCC's Matthew Sheperd. A good aggressive race with plenty of digs from Isaac showing he has a rare thing in cycling at any age - a willingness to have a go and regroup, rethink and execute plan B. Nice.

Jack Webb showed you had to be in it to win it winning the under 10s.


Results:

E123
1 Ryan Visser Redhill CC
2 Simon Brooks VC St. Raphael
3 Matthew Butt ASL 360
4 Jonnie Blackman BRC
5 Brian Hennessey Redhill CC
6 Luke Farren Brighton Mitre
7 Jason Ginn South Downs Bikes
8 David Billings Motivo RT
9 Kieran Barber Redhill CC

3rds
1 Jonnie Blackman Beckenham RC
2 David Billings Motivo RT
3 Keith Henderson Southborough
4 Simon Parker Crawley Wheelers
5 Laurence Jones PPYCC
6 Rupert Robinson Crawley Wheelers
7 Nile Jones PPYCC
8 Andrew Costello BRC
9 Kieran Barber Redhill CC
10 Guy Lane Southborough
11 Doug Fox Crawley Wheelers
12 Alan Miles Redhill CC

4ths
1 Mohammed Ahmed London Phoenix
2 John Pears Crawley Wheelers
3 Chris Gore Beckenham Rugby Cyclists
4 Justin King Crawley Wheelers
5 Mark Bennett Kingston Wheelers
6 Laurence Wooley Redhill
7 Steve Allen Dulwich Paragon
8 Dustin Wade BRC
9 Darren Maynes Crawley Wheelers
10 Brindley Taylor Crawley Wheelers
11 Leon Thompson Ipswich Bicycle Club
12 Jesse Baines PM
13 Danny Heppburn IBC
14 David Boother IBC
15 Julian Hicks IBC
16 Linda Cassidy IBC
17 Yvette Toms IBC

GO RACE
1 Ian Kentsley Sussex Nomads
2 Martin Selford Sussex Nomads
3 Eddie Bull Sussex Nomads
4 Martin Hart Sussex Nomads
5 David Luckhurst Sussex Nomads
6 Paul Archer Sussex Nomads
7 John McSorley Sussex Nomads
8 Sally McSorley Sussex Nomads

U12/U14/U16
1 Isaac Wright PPYCC
2 Matthew Sheperd LVYCC
3 Ashley Evans Dorking CC
4 Isla Rush Wyndymilla
5 Harrison Powell LVYCC
6 Torin Henderson Southborough
7 Abby Old Hillingdon SS

U10
1 Jack Webb 1st Chard Wheelers


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