Saturday, April 27, 2024

Lothian Flyers Road Race

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Gavin doesn’t just compete in road races – here he is in the Relentless 24 hour MTB event.

Gavin Shirley (Nevis Cycles RT) made the trip to the Scottish Borders today, and went away with the win in the Edinburgh Road Club promotion, the Lothian Flyer Road Race, narrowly edging out two fast Vets, Chris Brown (Stirling BC) and Steve Nutley (Fife Cycling 2000).

– Reported by Ted Radford –

Result

1GavinShirleyNevis Cycles RTSen
2ChrisBownStirling BC1st Vet
3SteveNutleyFife Cycling 2000Vet
4TrevorWilsonAyr Roads/Harry FairbairnSen
5AdamChmielowskiThe BicycleworksSen
6NeilCrawfordDundee ThistleSen
7SmallRichardUnattachedVet
8MatthewBallW Lothian ClarionVet
9LindsayGordonMusselburghCC1st Jun
10WilliamBowersStirling BCJ
11BillWilkieERCVet
12AndrewWylieUnattachedSen
13PaulFrenchI CyclesVet
14JamesMeekFife Cycling 2000Vet
15DaveMuirFife Cycling 2000Vet
16KarlMottThe BicycleworksSen
17NeilBaxterTyne RCVet
18AlexMcAllisterAyr Roads/Harry FairbairnVet
19KeithHoodAyr Roads/Harry FairbairnVet
20GrahamVeitchKelso WheelersVet
21RamsayMuiheadJoihnstone WheelersSen
22AndrewKilpatrickFife Cycling 2000Vet
23StephenMcDowallW Lothian ClarionVet
24BarryDuncanERCVet
25BarryRenwickHawick CCVet
26DavidMcIntyreCairgorm CC?
27KevinMacLeanUnattachedVet
28ColinMcLellanCity of Edinburgh RCSen
29RobertBloorERCVet
30AndyDouglasPedal PowerVet
31IainMcMullenDooleys Cycles RTVet
32TomWardERCSen
33EuanMacGregorERCSen
34GraemeLawrieGala CCVet
35Robert.BKellyAyr Roads/Harry FairbairnSen
36BillYoungW Lothian ClarionVet
37MichaelFongERCSen
38MarekJurasinskiERCSen
39NeilAdamsonGlasgow CouriersVet
40SandyAustonLoudon RCSen
41ChrisGilfillanMRCCVet
42RossStrachanLoudon RCSen
43GordonJacksonVet
44MitchellFraserERCSen
45AlesDuchalUnattachedSen
46DavidArnottPCCSen
47MarkLeckieUnattachedVet
48MichaelEwartW Lothian ClarionSen
49 @ 1 lapMarkPaulW Lothian ClarionVet
DNFAdamPrattBorder City WheelersSen
DNFSadiqMirW Lothian ClarionSen
DNFScottBellERCVet
DNFAlasdairWattUnattachedVet
DNFTimCaineAuchencrow ThistleVet
DNFJamieMcNaughtUnattachedVet
DNFLucyCaldwellW
DNSAdamMinshullERCSen
DNSGarryHughesERCSen
DNSMarkAinsworthRock & RoadSen
DNSScottMcDiarmidSandy Wallace CyclesVet
DNSGaryBellERCVet
DNSJamieKeenanAyr Roads/Harry FairbairnVet
DNSJohnMcQuadeFalkirk BCVet
DNSAndrew GRalstonPerth United CCVet
DNSJohn.A.YoungERCVet
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