Monday night at the Track: Results 17 March 2003 -- Wellington Veterans Cycling Club

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Date Posted: 02:02:57 03/17/03 Mon
Author: Kevin Smith
Subject: Monday night at the Track: Results 17 March 2003

Monday 17 March 2003 Hataitai Velodrome

Conditions: Cool, moderate southerly

Flying Lap Sprint (333.3m)

1. Rob Kilvington 24.43 secs
2. Kevin Smith 25.73
3. Rachel Smith 26.27
4.Gary Gibson 26.28
5. Quinn 27.01
6. Laurie Farrington 28.91

Miss and Out race (last person each lap drops out, till 2 left who then go head to head for 2 laps)

1. Rob Kilvington
2. Gary Gibson
3.Kevin Smith
4.Rachel Smith
5.Laurie Farrington

See you there next Monday , paceline warm ups begin around 5:45 pm, racing from 6 pm onwards.

The races to date have all suited sprinters, so to even things up next week there will also be a pursuit race that will favour the powerful time trial specialist. As the nights are closing in, we won't be able to keep up the Monday night racing for too much longer so make an effort to come along and sample track racing next Monday. Basic tuition provided for those new to track racing. Remember that road bikes are acceptable at track meets for the present, but there will be no racing that mixes track and road bikes. Everyone is enjoying themselves immensely, so come along and strut your stuff.

You know the times, now beat them.

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