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Tri Changing Gear Summer Series, Event 2

By Martin Williamson

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This 16 Mile Time Trial at Garlogie saw a cold, breezy, but dry night. Ray Wilson did a good ride for the night. Colin Duncan of organising club Tri Changing Gear was an excellent second, pushing Ali Watt of Granite City RT into 3rd place by 4 seconds. Colin always rides well on hard/hilly TT courses.

Tri Changing Gear
Ray Wilson.

Tri Changing Gear Result

07:31:00 Raymond Wilson Dunfermline SNR 00:36:38
07:21:00 Colin Duncan TCG SNR 00:37:05
07:15:00 Alister Watt Gran City RT SNR 00:37:09

07:10:00 Steve McIntosh Gran City RT V42 00:37:51
07:14:00 Bill Dallas Ythan CC V42 00:37:53
07:22:00 Duncan Warwick Deeside Th V44 00:39:34
07:27:00 Hamish Irvine Cairngorm V43 00:40:28
07:25:00 Phil Alan Gran City RT V40 00:40:51
07:19:00 Grant MacIntosh Dundee Wh V45 00:41:52
07:06:00 Steve Barrett TCG SNR 00:42:03
07:05:00 Ron Dobson Deeside Th V51 00:42:21
07:18:00 Bill Mackie TCG SNR 00:42:43
07:28:00 Ross Clark Deeside SNR 00:42:57
07:17:00 Martin Goodlad TCG SNR 00:43:01
07:12:00 Alister Kiddie Deeside Th SNR 00:43:29
07:07:00 Donna Gray TCG L 00:44:55
07:29:00 Peter Clark Deeside V51 00:45:22
07:13:00 Mike Pithie Deeside V45 00:45:31
07:08:00 Ishbel Dunn TCG LV 44 00:46:33
07:24:00 Colin Allanach Ythan CC V43 00:47:01
07:20:00 Bert McIntosh Deeside Th V63 00:48:13
07:02:00 Caroline Runcie Ythan CC L 00:49:13
07:01:00 Dave Kirton Kennoway RC V42 00:56:24
07:16:00 Watson Iain AWCC SNR 00;41;23
07:23:00 Neil Gerrard Ythan CC SNR DNS
07:03:00 Hugh Walton Deeside Th JNR DNS
07:04:00 Michael Thomson Unattached SNR DNS
07:09:00 Gordon Smith Deeside Th SNR DNS
07:11:00 Stephen Walton Deeside Th V57 DNS
07:26:00 Steve Argo Ythan CC SNR DNS

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Martin Williamson
Martin Williamson
Martin is our Editor and web site Designer/Manager. He concentrates on photography. He's been involved in cycle racing for over four decades and raced for much of that time, having a varied career which included time trials, road and track racing - and triathlons. Martin has been the Scottish 25 Mile TT and 100 Mile TT Champion, the British Points Race League Champion on the track, and he won a few time trials in his day, particularly hilly ones like the Tour de Trossachs and the Meldons MTT.

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