Photo Galleries and Report from the CCHackney Road Race and the Essex Giro Women's Race 2017 - Photo galleries here - report here
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Results from the 2017 CCHackney Road Race
Place Forename Surname Club/ team 1 Tom Elwood CC London 2 Christopher Thomas East London Velo 3 Ross Fawcett Pedal Power Cycles Ipswich 4 Thomas Beasley East London Velo 5 Morris Bacon Strada-Sport 6 Logan de Monchaux-Irons Cycling Club Hackney 7 Charles Kennedy-Scott Cycling Club Hackney 8 Mark Richards Velo Club Baracchi 9 Tom Rowson Velo Schils - Interbike RT 10 Martin Smith London Phoenix CC 11 Benjamin Beynon Strada-Sport 12 Adam Colbert Ipswich Bicycle Club 13 Daniel Drewery Fast Test Racing Team 14 Jack Hardwicke Strada-Sport 15 David Warwick Orwell Velo 16 Hugo Evans North Road CC 17 Jack Burgin St Ives CC 18 Harley Matthews DAP Cycling Club 19 Jack Steven East London Velo 20 Rob Saunders Rapha Cycling Club 21 Stephen Messenger East London Velo 22 Benedict Thompson CC London 23 Ben Locke Maldon & District CC 24 Michael Bell Fast Test Racing Team 25 Michael Krukov Lea Valley CC 26 Ian Perry Velo Schils - Interbike RT 27 Osama Assem Finchley Racing Team 28 Timothy Chilvers Maldon & District CC 29 Andrew Proffitt Ipswich Bicycle Club 30 Christopher Smith Southend Wheelers 31 David Pennington Southend Wheelers 32 Toby Miles Finchley Racing Team 33 Nikita Banks St Ives CC 34 Liam Gentry Velo Club Baracchi 35 Tom Walsh Maldon & District CC 36 Frank Moore Cycling Club Hackney 37 Bob Longstaff Colchester Rovers CC 38 Mike Smith Rapha Cycling Club 39 Nicholas Palmer CC London 40 Jobe Usher North Road CC 41 Nicholas Esser Velo Club Baracchi 42 Daniel Shanney Redbridge CC 43 Hugh Williams Redbridge CC 44 Calvin Cheung Cycling Club Hackney 45 Mads Peterson CC London 46 Jake Towler West Suffolk Wheelers dnf Bjorn Krylander Cambridge CC dnf Joseph Halloran Cambridge CC dnf Damien Foy Eagle RC dnf Tom Murray Peterborough Cycling Club dnf Danie lCrawley Pro Cycle Hire UK Racing Team dnf Gavin Moore Pro Cycle Hire UK Racing Team dnf Thomas Shanney Redbridge CC dnf Lubomir Belak St Ives CC dnf Thomas Doe VC Norwich dnf Nick Broome Velo Schils - Interbike RT dnf Richard Carrington West Suffolk Wheelers def Sam Doll CC London dns Haben Gebreminet Cycling Club Hackney |
Results from the 2017 Essex Giro Women's race -
Pos No Name Team Time Diff 1 60 Grace Garner Wiggle High 52:30:00. 2:30:00 24 4 Charmaine Porter Team Ford Ecoboost 2:30:02. +2 3 34 Chanel Mason Storey Racing 2:30:06. +6 4 40 Karla Boddy Team Corley Cycles 2:30:29. +29 5 10 Sian Botteley Cycle Team OnForm 2:30:30. st 6 33 Jen George Storey Racing 2:30:30. st 7 45 Jennifer Powell Team Ford Ecoboost 2:30:31. st 8 12 Amy Hil lCycle Team OnForm 2:30:31. st 9 8 Georgina Panchaud Bianchi Dama UK 2:30:31. st 10 65 Laura Massey Drops Cycling 2:30:31. st 1 11 Elizabeth Banks SunSport Velo 2:30:32. st 12 53 Natalie Grinczer Team WNT 2:30:32. st 13 14 Alicia Speake Cycle Team OnForm 2:30:32. st 14 19 Jennifer Hudson Fusion RT Fierlan 2:30:37. st 15 49 Lucy Horrocks (Junior) Team Vertex-Biemme 2:30:32. st 16 13 Julie Erskine Cycle Team OnForm 2:30:33. st 17 37 Lorna Bowler (Junior) Team Backstedt/Hotchillee2:30:33.st 18 51 Bethany Taylor Team Vertex-Biemme2:30:34. +34 19 2 Elizabeth Burrows SunSport Velo 2:30:36. +36 20 43 Kelly Murphy Team Ford Ecoboost 2:30:36. st 21 62 Laura Cameron Storey Racing 2:30:36. st 22 61 EJay Harris Storey Racing 2:30:32. st 23 55 Rebecca Rimmington Team WNT 2:30:37. st 24 23 Rebecca Richardson Hafren CC 2:30:37. st 25 31 Gemma Melton Pedal Power Cycles Ipswich 2:30:38. st 26 4 Gabriella Nordin SunSport Velo 2:30:38. st 27 3 Hannah Larbalestier SunSport Velo 2:30:40. +40 28 17 Ellie Campbell Fusion RT Fierlan 2:30:41. st 29 18 Jennifer Holden Fusion RT Fierlan 2:30:41. st 30 21 Maryka Sennema Fusion RT Fierlan 2:30:42. st 31 32 Rosamund Bradbury Sigma Sport.co.uk 2:30:43. st 32 42 Bethany Hayward Team Ford Ecoboost 2:30:47. +47 33 41 Corrine Clark Team Ford Ecoboost 2:30:55. +55 34 66 Clover Murray Cycle Team OnForm 2:34:24. +4:24 35 36 Phoebe Martin Team 22 2:34:25 .st Finished but pulled from race on 5 min rule DNF56Hannah WalkerTeam WNT DNF46Jo TindleyTeam Ford Ecoboost DNF48Alice StanifordTeam RGB Building Supplies DNF7Sarah KingBianchi Dama UK DNF11Anna HendersonCycle Team OnForm DNF16Lucy Monk (Junior)Exeter Wheelers DNF35Rosa MartinTeam 22 DNF47Susan FreeburnTeam RGB Building Supplies DNF30Connie Hayes (Junior)LIV AWOL DNF64Jayne PaineWillesden CC DNF22Tina HartwrightFusion RT Fierlan DNF28Nicole OhLes Filles Queen of the Mountai DNF24Victoria Lovett (Junior)I-Team Cyclists Club DNF5Victoria StrilaSunSport Velo DNF26Sophie CurleLes Filles Queen of the Mountai DNF9Alexandra SheehanBianchi Dama UK DNF50Sophie HouseholdTeam Vertex-Biemme DNF27Helen McKayLes Filles Queen of the Mountai DNF25Tracy CorbettLes Filles Queen of the Mountai DNF39Ellie Russell (Junior)Team Backstedt/Hotchillee DNF29Hannah Graveney (Junior)LIV AWOL |
2017 Road Race Updates
Race guide: HSBC UK | National Women’s Road Series at the Essex Giro
The 2017 HSBC UK | National Women’s Road Series continues on Saturday 22 April with the Essex Giro hosting the second round.
Elizabeth Banks (SunSport Velo) is the early series leader after getting off to the perfect start at the Tour of the Wolds and will be keen to make it two wins from two on the roads of Great Thurlow.
About the Series
The National Women’s Road Series is a nine-race competition, which runs from April until August.The first round took place in Lincolnshire as Elizabeth Banks came out on top in the Tour of the Wolds. This weekend’s Essex Giro is round two before the race heads to the Lincoln Grand Prix in May. June sees three races, starting with the CiCLE Classic in Leicestershire, followed by the Curlew Cup in Northumberland and the Otley Grand Prix in West Yorkshire. The first weekend of July sees the always popular two-day Alexander Tour of the Reservoir followed by the Newton Longville Festival of Cycling Grand Prix in Buckinghamshire later that month.The series concludes on Sunday 6 August with the Ryedale Grand Prix in North Yorkshire. Individual honours are up for grabs with an overall and under-23 champion to be crowned.
The course
The race starts in Great Thurlow at 2.30pm, with riders set to take on 12 laps of the course over 59 miles. The route heads west towards Withersfield before turning east towards Great Wratting and north alongside the River Stour towards Great Thurlow.
What happened last year
Last year’s Essex Giro provided three stages of racing over two days, with Grace Garner taking the overall win in Podium Ambition-Club La Santa colours.
Garner picked up the stage one win in Sudbury on day one before following that up with victory in the time trial on day two. 2016 National Women’s Series champion Nikki Juniper (Ford EcoBoost) won the final circuit criterium as well as two key sprints, but came three seconds short of Garner’s overall time.
Ones to watch
SunSport Velo’s Elizabeth Banks is the early series leader and will have her eye on back-to-back wins. Last year’s Essex Giro winner Grace Garner also poses a major threat - she will be riding for her new team Wiggle High5. Fresh from international duty at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Hong Kong, Great Britain Cycling Team’s Emily Kay lines up in Team WNT colours alongside Natalie Grinczer, who was fifth at the Tour of the Wolds. Chanel Mason, of the newly founded Storey Racing, took third in Lincolnshire and will hope to improve her standing in Great Thurlow. Team Ford EcoBoost are always capable of providing a winner, even without 2016 champion Nikki Juniper who broke her collarbone at the Tour of the Wolds - Charmaine Porter and Jennifer Powell could provide the challenge for the team in orange and blue.
How to follow the racing
Follow the action from the National Women’s Road Series on our live blog from 2.15pm on Saturday, for race updates, images and social media.
Follow @BritishCycling on Twitter for updates from both events throughout the racing #WomensRoadSeries or on Facebook here.
Video highlights, reports, results, images and reaction will appear on the British Cycling website.
Download the race programme here - or view in slide show below.
Race guide: HSBC UK | National Women’s Road Series at the Essex Giro
The 2017 HSBC UK | National Women’s Road Series continues on Saturday 22 April with the Essex Giro hosting the second round.
Elizabeth Banks (SunSport Velo) is the early series leader after getting off to the perfect start at the Tour of the Wolds and will be keen to make it two wins from two on the roads of Great Thurlow.
About the Series
The National Women’s Road Series is a nine-race competition, which runs from April until August.The first round took place in Lincolnshire as Elizabeth Banks came out on top in the Tour of the Wolds. This weekend’s Essex Giro is round two before the race heads to the Lincoln Grand Prix in May. June sees three races, starting with the CiCLE Classic in Leicestershire, followed by the Curlew Cup in Northumberland and the Otley Grand Prix in West Yorkshire. The first weekend of July sees the always popular two-day Alexander Tour of the Reservoir followed by the Newton Longville Festival of Cycling Grand Prix in Buckinghamshire later that month.The series concludes on Sunday 6 August with the Ryedale Grand Prix in North Yorkshire. Individual honours are up for grabs with an overall and under-23 champion to be crowned.
The course
The race starts in Great Thurlow at 2.30pm, with riders set to take on 12 laps of the course over 59 miles. The route heads west towards Withersfield before turning east towards Great Wratting and north alongside the River Stour towards Great Thurlow.
What happened last year
Last year’s Essex Giro provided three stages of racing over two days, with Grace Garner taking the overall win in Podium Ambition-Club La Santa colours.
Garner picked up the stage one win in Sudbury on day one before following that up with victory in the time trial on day two. 2016 National Women’s Series champion Nikki Juniper (Ford EcoBoost) won the final circuit criterium as well as two key sprints, but came three seconds short of Garner’s overall time.
Ones to watch
SunSport Velo’s Elizabeth Banks is the early series leader and will have her eye on back-to-back wins. Last year’s Essex Giro winner Grace Garner also poses a major threat - she will be riding for her new team Wiggle High5. Fresh from international duty at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Hong Kong, Great Britain Cycling Team’s Emily Kay lines up in Team WNT colours alongside Natalie Grinczer, who was fifth at the Tour of the Wolds. Chanel Mason, of the newly founded Storey Racing, took third in Lincolnshire and will hope to improve her standing in Great Thurlow. Team Ford EcoBoost are always capable of providing a winner, even without 2016 champion Nikki Juniper who broke her collarbone at the Tour of the Wolds - Charmaine Porter and Jennifer Powell could provide the challenge for the team in orange and blue.
How to follow the racing
Follow the action from the National Women’s Road Series on our live blog from 2.15pm on Saturday, for race updates, images and social media.
Follow @BritishCycling on Twitter for updates from both events throughout the racing #WomensRoadSeries or on Facebook here.
Video highlights, reports, results, images and reaction will appear on the British Cycling website.
Download the race programme here - or view in slide show below.
| Essex and CCHackney Road Race programme 2017 |
The CCHackney Annual Road Race is being held on Saturday the 22nd April at Great Thurlow near Haverhill alongside the Essex Giro Women's Race.
This year we are organising both the races with the men's Regional A category 234 race - part of the ERRL series - starting at 10am - they will race for 89km - 11 laps of the Great Thurlow circuit and be finishing shortly after 12pm. The womens race is part of the HSBC National Womens Road Series - the race starts at 2.30pm and they will race for 12 laps equalling 95km.
Race entries here - https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/events/details/160497/Essex-Giro-Women-s-Race
https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/events/details/155663/CC-Hackney-Road-Race-2017
Race HQ -Thurlow Village Hall, The Street, Thurlow, Haverhill, Suffolk, CB9 7LA
CCH members and friends as ever your help is needed for the successful running of this event contact Neil or Keir to volunteer - we need help in advance as well as on the day.
Entrants - currently we have 71 entrants for the 60 places in the men's race with priority going to members of ERRL clubs. In the womens race 44 riders have entered so far for 60 places in total.
Entrants - currently we have 71 entrants for the 60 places in the men's race with priority going to members of ERRL clubs. In the womens race 44 riders have entered so far for 60 places in total.