After three events here below is the current league table.
Ten points for last place on the night, one extra point for each place above last place.
It will be riders best 8 events that will count for the end of season title.

Thanks go to Simon Rendell and the rest of the Cranbrook CC crew for running tonight’s East Devon Evening Ten on the Honiton Club Course.

Weather conditions in Devon  had been decidedly unsettled during the course of the day, with torrential downpours hitting many places, and indeed causing the cancellation of the Open Ten Mile TT on the S4 course this evening; the A38 was awash with rainwater. Luckily the east of the county managed to miss out on biblical downpours, but without doubt the threat of rain kept riders away, resulting in a small field of just ten riders. The strong westerly wind will also have been an off-putting factor – times were on the slow side.

It was a home win for the organising club, with C category veteran Lubos Obornik storming round in 22 minutes 40 seconds. Jimmy Richards of Pure Endurance kept up his run of high placings in the series with runner up spot on 23.51 whilst James Greenaway (EWCC) again went well, with a 24.51 for third.

Next Wednesday there will be no Club Ten as it is the evening of the Exeter Wheelers Open Ten on the Honiton ‘fast’ course. As ever, offers to help as marshalls will be gratefully received.

Vets. Age Categories: A = 40>44, B = 45>49, C = 50>54, D = 55>59, E = 60>64

Thanks must also go to timekeeper Rob Barrow for his services this evening. Rob has also provided us with some ‘first turn’ (3.5 miles) times –

The latest East Devon Evening Ten to be held on the Honiton Club Course took place this evening, and saw George Kimber (Spirit) run out winner for the second week in a row. This time George decided he’d ride a TT bike, and thus went even quicker than last week, with his 20:32 being nearly 3 minutes faster than 2nd place rider Jimmy Richards (Pure Endurance) on 23.28. Honiton Spinner Alister Trendell was third at 24.38.

The wind provided some help to riders, being a south-easterly, but with temperatures still lower than expected for mid-May the air was far from being of the ‘float night’ variety. Riders who rode last week, however, saw a slight increase in their speeds and a lowering of their times.

Many thanks to CS Dynamo for organising and ably running the event, with EWCC timekeepers Mike Rowe and Sally Hutter willingly lending their experience and expertise in the timekeeping sector to our CSD friends.

Age Categories: A = 40>44, B = 45>49, C = 50>54, D = 55>59, E = 60>64