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    DOMESTIC RESULTS

    Mar 21, 2024 5 minutes

    TIME TRIALS

    SUN, MAR 17

    CTT Classic Series round one (Nomansland, Hampshire):

    1. Jamie Whitcher (Bournemouth Cycleworks-Vitec Fire) 34.09

    2. B. Goodwin (Fibrax Fenwicks Wrexham CC) 34.44

    3. O. Hurdle (Stolen Goat RT) 36.17

    4. B. Wheeler (Poole Wheelers) 36.27

    5. D. Righini-Brand (Spalding CC) 36.44

    6. C. Booth (Army Cycling) 36.52

    Women:

    1. Jessica Rhodes-Jones (AeroCoach) 39.10

    2. K. Parton (Team Bottrill) 39.31

    3. S. Van der Plank (New Forest CC) 43.13

    4. A. O’Neill (Velo Bavarian RT) 44.15

    5. L. Cooper (PDQ Cycle Coaching) 44.19

    6. E. Righini-Brand (Spalding CC) 44.28

    Road Bikes Open:

    1. Jamie Whitcher (Bournemouth Cycleworks) 34.09

    2. O. Hurdle (Stolen Goat RT) 36.17

    3. B. Wheeler (Poole Wheelers) 36.27

    Road Bikes Women:

    1. Sien Van der Plank (New Forest CC) 43.13

    2. A. O’Neill (Velo Bavarian RT) 44.15

    3. L. Cooper (PDQ Cycle Coaching) 44.19

    Hainault RC 50km (Brentwood, Essex):

    1. James Jenkins (Hart Performance Coaching) 1:05.40

    2. C. Ward (Primo RT) 1:09.22

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