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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 and 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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