2013 Club Time Trial Results
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Click on the file below for full resultsThe results sheet has now been split between Time Trial bike (A) riders and Standard Road Bike riders - click on the tabs at the bottom.
You now gain points after each ride and you must ride a minimum of 8 rides of either discipline to be in with the chance of winning either classification. 50 points for first, 49 for second etc. This adds interesting little twist for those who regularly compete with other riders of a similar ability. Prizes are going to be awarded by Big Bear Bikes.
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2013 Club Trophy Results
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Fastest club 10m of the season:
3rd Matthew Enticknap 23:29 2nd Steve Kneeshaw 22:36 1st Paul Hickman 22:05 10m Ward Cup: 3rd Matthew Enticknap 17 Points 3rd Ralph Lilley 17 Points 2nd Steve Kneeshaw 25 Points 1st Paul Hickman 30 Points 10m Handicap Shield 3rd Paul Hickman 16 Points 2nd Ralph Lilley 20 Points 1st Barrie Cappleman 23 Points 10m Hilly 3rd Matthew Enticknap 26:50 2nd Paul Hickman 26:03 1st Steve Kneeshaw 25:40 15m Kirby Memorial Cup 3rd Steve Kneeshaw 34:38 2nd Matthew Enticknap 34:37 1st Paul Hickman 33:18 |
Leavening Scramble Bowl:
3rd Colin Baldwin 15:19 2nd Paul Hickman 14:12 1st Steve Kneeshaw 14:02 Hill Climb: (Hackness Windings) 2nd Paul Hickman 3:32 1st Scott Johnson 2:51 1m Spint (No Cup) 3rd Matthew Enticknap 2:13 2nd Steve Kneeshaw 2:12 1st Paul Hickman 2:04 25m Challenge Cup 1st Paul Hickman 54:41 50m Challenge Cup 1st Paul Hickman 2:01:53 Best all rounder: Paul Hickman - 10m 21:03 25m 54:41 50m 2:01:53 Average speed - 26.801mph Best Road Racer: Scott Johnson. |
28 August 2013 - 1m Sprint1. Paul Hickman (A) 2:04
2. Cameron Turner (A) 2:09 3. Steve Kneeshaw 2:12 4. Colin Baldwin 2:13 4. Matthew Enticknap 2:13 6. Mark Devine 3:04 - Fat boy Mountain bike! 21 August 2013 - 10m 2-up Time Trial1. Colin Baldwin/Paul Hickman (A) 22:02
2. Rob Powel/Dave Leaming 23:42 3. Matthew Enticknap/Scott Johnson 25:02 4. Dominic Eyre/Ged Kerrins 28:11 Solo: 1. Pete Berry 26:31 2. Dave Frith (A) 27:01 3. Barrie Cappleman - DNF (Puncture) |
14 August 2013 - 10m Time Trial1. Paul Hickman (A) 22:45
2. Nigel Goscinski (A) 22:54 3. Steve Kneeshaw (A) 23:03 4. Ralph Lilley (A) 23:05 5. Sean Mcdermott (A) 24:37 6. P. Langan (A) 24:45 7. Mick Potter (A) 24:58 8. Barrie Cappleman (A) 25:13 9. Matthew Enticknap 25:16 10. Cameron Turner (A) 25:11 11. Dave Capes 25:39 12. Scott Johnson 26:42 13. Dave Frith (A) 27:13 14. Sam Leng 28:47 |
31st Aug 2013 - 10m Hill Time Trial1. Nigel Goscinski (A) 25:46
2. Paul Hickman (A) 26:42 3. Colin Baldwin 27:39 4. Keith Davies 28:54 5. Cameron Turner (A) 28:56 6. Scott Johnson 28:23 7. Glen Hull (A) 31:31 |
7th Sep 2013 - 6m Leavening Scramble1. Steve Kneeshaw (A) 14:05
2. Nigel Goscinski (A) 14:20 3. Paul Hickman (A) 15:01 4. Colin Baldwin 15:19 5. Scott Johnson 15:32 6. Mick Potter (A) 15:45 7. Cameron Turner 15:50 8. Tim Davies 17:12 |
24th July 2013 - 10m Time Trial
Wednesday evening of the 24 July was a "float" day. A term used by time trial racers to express perfect racing conditions, ie. no wind and warm. Some good times were expected from the 12 racers from the evening.
Paul Hickman (pictured) had a couple of days off the bike to recover after some gruelling races of the weekend which helped to bring the gold medal home once again with a time of 22:05, just 3 seconds off last years personal best for this 10mile course on the Malton/Pickering road. Visitor, Nigel Goscinski is a force to be reckoned with but was first runner up with 22:17 saying "it was rather muggy out there". Steve Kneeshaw was proud of his course personal best though of 22:36. Ralph Lilley finished in 23:04 with Scarborough Paragon rider Mick Storey in fifth position with 23:57. Triathlete, Sean McDermott crossed the line in 24:13 with Time Trial veteran Barrie Cappleman hot in his heels with 24:25, but non-aero rider Colin Baldwin was not far behind Barrie with 24:44. First time on a time trial machine was Dave Leaming clocking a time of 25:26. Although pleased with this time he was having trouble with the efforts of racing, perhaps a few more hours top end training a week would put this to rights. David Capes finished in 26:05, with Sam Leng at 27:45, but congratulations must go to Elaine Ward who returns to racing after her long awaited knee operation. She finished in 28:57 and although brining home the lantern rouge, was pleased to be racing again. |
1. Paul Hickman (A) 22:05
2. Nigel Goscinski (A) 22:17 3. Steve Kneeshaw (A) 22:36 4. Ralph Lilley (A) 23:04 5. Mick Storey (A) 23:57 6. Sean McDermott (A) 24:13 7. Barrie Cappleman (A) 24:25 8. Colin Baldwin 24:44 9. Dave Leaming (A) 25:26 10. David Capes 26:05 11. Sam Leng 27:45 12. Elaine Ward (A) 28:57 |
17th July 2013 - 5m Time Trial
It was a lovely evening for Malton Wheelers recent 5mile Time Trial on the Malton/Pickering road where 11 riders turned out for the quick jaunt.
Paul Hickman put Steve Kneeshaw in his place beating him by two seconds with a time of 10:58. Ralph Lilley took bronze with 11:22. Stalwart, Barrie Cappleman, came home with 11:53 while Colin Baldwin was really pleased coming under 12 minutes, but only just – with 11:59 but still 8 seconds away from his personal best. Aero rider Cameron Turner clocked 12:05 with non-aero Matthew Enticknap a second after him. David Capes was dancing on the pedals for 12 minutes 50 seconds with Scott Johnson on his heels with 12:52. Glen Hull returns to club time trialling with 12:56 and brining up the rear was 16 year old Brandon Scott with 14:46. |
1. Paul Hickman (A) 10:58
2. Steve Kneeshaw (A) 11:00 3. Ralph Lilley (A) 11:22 4. Barrie Cappleman (A) 11:53 5. Colin Baldwin 11:59 6. Cameron Turner (A) 12:05 7. Matthew Enticknap 12:06 8. David Capes 12:50 9. Scott Johnson 12:52 10. Glen Hull (A) 12:56 11. Brandon Scott (16) 14:46 |
10th July 2013 - 15m Time Trial
It was another glorious evening for Malton Wheelers once yearly 15mile Time trial that takes in Thornton-le-Dale and Pickering, not that the competitors would be taking in the views mind you.
Paul Hickman was again triumphant beating the course record by one second with a time of 33minutes 18 seconds. Matthew Enticknap (34:37) was rather pleased to have beaten Steve Kneeshaw (34:38) by only one second only to find out that Steve thought the finish was earlier therefore putting all his effort too soon and “blowing up” before the finish. Ralph Lilley was only 10 seconds behind though with 34:48 and just out of a podium position. Mick Potter put in a cracking time of 36:55 showing the young guns what an old fellow can do on a bike. It was good to see Colin Baldwin back on his bike after a recent operation; he crossed the line in 37:39 and first non-aero rider. There was a bit of a gap in times next with Duncan Humphries starting the ball rolling again and dancing on the pedals, he finished in 39:12, Scott Johnson was happy to finish this gruelling ordeal with 39:16, while David Capes finished in 39:21 and Dan Gadsby brought up the rear with a time of 41:21. Pictured is Mick Potter and "Holder Upper" Jamie Strangeway. |
1. Paul Hickman (A) 33:18
2. Matthew Enticknap (A) 34:37 3. Steve Kneeshaw (A) 34:38 4. Ralph Lilley (A) 34:48 5. Mick Potter (A) 36:55 6. Colin Baldwin 37:39 7. Duncan Humphries 39:12 8. Scott Johnson 39:16 9. David Capes 39:21 10. Dan Gadsby (A) 41:21 |
3rd July 2013 - 10m Hilly
It was a pleasant evening with not too much wind for Malton Wheelers latest 10mile hilly Time Trial around the Hambleton Hills and Steve Kneeshaw rode them as though the course was flat. He put in a fantastic ride on this rolling course that passes through Slingsby and Conesthorpe in a time of 25:40 taking Gold position. Paul Hickman knew Steve was on form though predicting he would triumph. Paul finished second in 26:03 while Matthew Enticknap picked up bronze with 27:23. Last aero rider of the night was Ralph Lilley with 28:09.
Cameron Turner usualy rides an aero time trial cycle, but thought a change for the hilly course may be beneficial, but there are too many flats and downhills for a "normal" road bike to have any advantage over a TT bike on this course. He crossed the line in 29:15, although slightly better time compared to his last outing on his aero machine in absolutely awful conditions. Scott Johnson beat his personal best by a minute with 29:28, with David Capes in eighth position with 30:14. Paul Wilsons aim is not to be last, unfortunately he brought home the lantern rouge with 30:30. |
1. Steve Kneeshaw (A) 25:40
2. Paul Hickman (A) 26:03 4. Matthew Enticknap (A) 27:23 5. Ralph Lilley (A) 28:09 6. Cameron Turner 29:15 7. Scott Johnson 29:28 8. David Capes 30:14 9. Paul Wilson 30:30 |
26 June 2013 - 5m Time Trial
The fight between Steve Kneeshaw and Paul Hickman continues on the Malton/Pickering road with Steve taking first position with an incredible 10:49 for the five mile distance, although 30 seconds shy of the course record, this is still a brilliant time for one who is relatively new to the sprot of Time Trialing. Paul still finished with a very good time of 11:03, with Ralph Lilley taking the bronze position with 11:20. Obviously the 170 mile charity ride Steve undertook on the weekend failed to slow him down.
Scott Johnson improved on his personal best by 30 seconds clocking a time of 12:05 beating tying riders riders Mick Potter and Mark Bentley with 12:20. Aero rider Barrie Cappleman crossed the line with 12:24, while Mr. Bradshaw stopped the clock two seconds under 13 minutes. Brandon Scott (16 yrs, pictured) is putting in cracking times for a five mile Time Trial with 14:25 this week. If his form continues, he will be beating that magic 30 minute mark for a '10. |
1. Steve Kneeshaw (A) 10:49
2. Paul Hickman (A) 11:03 3. Ralph Lilley (A) 11:20 4. Scott Johnson 12:05 6. Mick Potter (A) 12:20 6. Mark Bentley 12:20 7. Barrie Cappleman (A) 12:24 8. T. Bradshaw 12:58 9. Brandon Scott (16yrs) 14:25 |
10m Time Trial 19 June 2013
Hickman Rules! With the traditional flat time trial ahead of him, he pounded the 10 mile route on the Malton/Pickering road with great power to come home first man with a time of 22:25, again beating Steve Kneeshaws 22:45. This was their best time of the year on this course. Matthew Enticknap (23:29) took bronze but Ralph Lilley was not far behind Enticknap with 23:37.
There was a slight wind for the return which usually slows the non-aero riders, but from a rather sluggish start, Colin Baldwin showed his strength rolling across the line with 24:45 infront of aero rider Barrie Cappleman 24:48. Barrie was pleased to come in under 25 minutes. Mr Varley (25:26) beat Mark Bentleys 26:03 but David Capes beat his personal best with a time of 26:45. Brian Wallace rode a 27:28 with Paul Wilson, although pleased he didn't come last with a time of 27:51 had 16 year old Brandon Scott hot on his heals. |
1. Paul Hickman (A) 22:25
2. Steve Kneeshaw (A) 22:45 3. Matthew Enticknap (A) 23:29 4. Ralph Lilley (A) 23:37 5. Colin Baldwin 24:45 6. Barrie Cappleman (A) 24:58 7. G. Varley 25:26 8. Mark Bentley 26:03 9. David Capes 26:45 10. Scott Johnson 26:58 11. Brian Wallace (A) 27:28 12. Paul Wilson 27:51 13. Brandon Scott (16yrs) 30:32 |
10m Time Trial 12 June 2013
With the Malton Wheelers back on the Malton/Pickering road for their latest 10mile time trial, the blue skies were sure to dissapear to be replaced by looming black clouds and a gusty wind. The weather did not put 14 riders off though including one newcomer, Mark Bentley who joined on the night.
After a couple of hilly races where Steve Kneeshaw thrashed Paul Hickman (Pictured), it was Pauls turn to get his revenge on this flat course. Paul clocked up a time of 23:08 to Steves 23:29. Matthew Enticknap was disapointed with his time of 24:55 (more than a minute down from his usual time)putting it down to his saddle being in the wrong position and not being able to fully extend his legs and not getting the best out of his pedal stroke. Scarborough Paragons Mick Potter and Barrie Cappleman rolled in 4th and 5th place with 25:22 and 25:45 with Maltons Colin Baldwin mixing it up with the aero men in 6th position with 26:03. Aero riders Cameron Turner and Sean McDermott finished in 26:07 and 26:13. David Capes did a personal best of 27:04 with Scott Johnson only a few seconds away with 27:07, while in 11th place was newcomer Mark Bentley on his eye catching pink bike with a time of 27:22 which is a grand time for a first timer. Last aero rider was Dave Frith from Clifton Cycling Club with 28:15. It was Sam Lengs first 10m test and finished before the 30 minute mark with 29:20, Brian Wallace brining in the rear with 29:24. |
1. Paul Hickman (A) 23:08
2. Steve Kneeshaw (A) 23:29 3. Matthew Enticknap (A) 24:55 4. Mick Potter (A) 25:22 5. Barrie Cappleman (A) 25:45 6. Colin Baldwin 26:03 7. Cameron Turner (A) 26:07 8. Sean McDermott (A) 26:13 9. David Capes 27:04 10. Scott Johnson 27:07 11. Mark Bentley 27:22 12. Dave Frith (A) 28:15 13. Sam Leng 29:20 14. Brian Wallace 29:24 |
6m Leavening Scramble 5th June 2013
What wonderful weather! With a slight breeze from behind the times were sure to be high. This 6mile one way course from Norton to Leavening is a true tester in any conditions as there is not much room to recover from the efforts of honking the bike uphill.
Steve Kneeshaw trounced Paul Hickman again by 10 seconds with a time of 14:02. Although still 18 seconds off the course record set by Ged Kerrins in 2007, we are sure Kneeshaw will be chomping at the bit to beat this next time. A surprised Scott Johnson (15:42) took bronze beating an equally surprised Matthew Enticknap (15:46). In fifth place was Cameron Turner with 15:52 and dancing on the pedals was Paul Wilson with 16:44. David Capes (16:53) had Sean McDermott at his heels only seven seconds back, while Time Davies (pictured) crossed the line with 17:36 with Sam Leng brining home the lantern rouge with a time of 18 minutes dead on. |
1. Steve Kneeshaw (A) 14:02
2. Paul Hickman (A) 14:12 3. Scott Johnson 15:42 4. Matthew Enticknap 15:46 5. Cameron Turner 15:52 6. Paul Wilson 16:44 7. David Capes 16:53 8. Sean McDermott 17:00 9. Tim Davies 17:36 10. Sam Leng 18:00 |
10.5m Hilly Time Trial 29 May 2013
As expected, the rains did pour for last Wednesdays Malton Wheelers hilly 10.5mile Time Trial. It was also very cold and windy, so it was a surprise when seven riders turned up to put themselves against the elements.
Steve Kneeshaw finally put Paul Hickman in his place by whopping him into second place by 17 seconds finishing with 26:07 on the stopwatch to Pauls 26:24. Even the rain could not wipe the smile from Steves face. Matthew Enticknap (Pictured) finished in his regular third position with 26:50. Last of the aero riders was Cameron Turner with 29:32. Scott Johnson is putting in some good times now with a few Time Trials under his belt and crossed the line in 30:22 while David Capes finished in 30:27. Brandon Stock (16 yrs) survived the weather and finished in a very creditable 33:33. Hats off! |
1. Steve Kneeshaw (A) 26:07
2. Paul Hickman (A) 26:24 3. Matthew Enticknap (A) 26:50 4. Cameron Turner (A) 29:32 5. Scott Johnson 30:22 6. David Capes 30:27 7. Brandon Stock (16yrs) 33:33 |
10m Time Trial 22 May 2013
What on earth is the weather up to? We are now heading into June and Malton Wheelers Time Trials are being held in the most atrocious conditions. Last Wednesdays 10mile gallop on the Malton/Pickering road was undertaken by 14 riders, some would say they were crazy, others may say “Hard”. The wind and rain was on the riders backs to the turn at Old Malton so it was going to be a difficult trip back to the chequered flag.
The Wheelers regular winner, Paul Hickman, again took first prize with a time of 23:06 which is a cracking time considering he thinks himself as a fair weather racer. Steve Kneeshaw (pictured) and Matthew Enticknap completed the usual top three with 23:17 and 23:51. Ralph Lilley was not too far away from Enticknap with 24:05. Cameron Turner returned to cycle racing after a season of running and crossed the line in 26:09 while Barrie Cappleman finished in 26:20. First non-aero rider was Scott Johnson competing in his third time trial ever and beating his personal best by 40 seconds in a time of 26:57. 8th was Nigel Streicher 27:09, 9th was David Capes 27:22, 10th was Paul Wilson 28:18, 11th was Dave Frith 28:22, 12th was Frank Tobin 28:35, 13th was Brian Wallace 29:03, but a special mention must go to Brandon Stock. Brandon has been competing in cyclo cross races for a number of years now and is admired by many finishing very highly in most of his races. The 10m time trial was his first and at a tender age of 16 did fantastic to finish in 30:53. His aim for the season should be to get under that magic 30 minute mark and we wish him luck! |
1. Paul Hickman (A) 23:06
2. Steve Kneeshaw (A) 23:17 3. Matthew Enticknap (A) 23:51 4. Ralph Lilley (A) 24:05 5. Cameron Turner (A) 26:09 6. Barrie Cappleman (A) 26:20 7. Scott Johnson 26:57 8. Nigel Streicher 27:09 9. David Capes 27:22 10. Paul Wilson 28:18 11. Dave Frith 28:22 12. Frank Tobin 28:35 13. Brian Wallace 29:03 14. Brandon Stock (16yrs) 30:53 |
5m Time Trial 15 May 2013
On a day that was full of wind, rain and rather chilly weather, 12 riders joined forces to race on the Malton/Pickering road for the very small envelope while the sun actualy shone!
With little wind to speak off the times were going to be quite high and Paul Hickman again proved this point by rolling over the line first in 11:02, 4 seconds faster compard to his last outing. Steve Kneeshaw rode his first 5m Time Trial of the year and came in two seconds after Paul, while Matthew Enticknap bettered his last time by 5 seconds with 11:08. Ralph Lilley was rather miffed that he was not on the podium, but still came in with 11:27. Visitors from Scarborough Paragon Club, Mick Storey and Barrie Cappleman crossed the line in 11:40 and 12:22 taking fifth and sixth. This was one of Micks first races of the season after a long spell off the bike and replied with "well, I could loose a stone". Scott Johnson clocked a time of 12:46 and first non-aero rider to return home. Sean McDermott came eighth with 13:03 and was not looking forward to the 13 minutes of pain at the start line. David Capes was a little slower by only two seconds compared to his last outing finishing in 13:15 while another newcomer, Paul Wilson finished in 13:17. Regular rider, Frank Tobin came eleventh with 13:43 and Sam Leng brought home the lantern rouge with 14:23. This was Sams first time trial after trying his hand at Road Racing and was rather nervous at the start, but a little talk and instruction from Malton Wheelers members put him at ease. |
1. Paul Hickman (A) 11:02
2. Steve Kneeshaw (A) 11:04 3. Matthew Enticknap (A) 11:08 4. Ralph Lilley (A) 11:27 5. Mick Storey (A) 11:40 6. Barrie Cappleman (A) 12:22 7. Scott Johnson 12:46 8. Sean McDermott 13:03 9. David Capes 13:15 10. Paul Wilson 13:17 11. Frank Tobin 13:43 12. Sam Leng 14:23 |
10m Time Trial 8 May 2013There was quite a strong side wind for Wednesday evenings 10mile Time Trial organised by Malton Wheelers Road Club which did not deter 14 hardy riders. The longer stretch of the course was the most difficult because most of the
wind was in the riders faces, but the return leg was a “joy” to ride with the wind either on the riders back or side.
Paul Hickman scraped through for first place with a time of 23:20, but Steve Kneeshaw was hot on his heels only three seconds away. Matthew Enticknap took bronze with 23:38. Ralph Lilley was most upset not breaking the 24 minute mark with 24:01. In fifth position, Scarborian Barrie Cappleman took 26:20 to cover the distance while the first rider on a standard bike, Colin Baldwin quickly followed with 26:23. Duncan Humphries was not far behind the two with 26:28. Sean McDermott, our resident triathlete, crossed the line with 27:37. Only one second away though was first timer from Whitby, Scott Johnson. A time we are sure he will improve on. David Capes put in a cracking time of 27:43 and a personal best at 10miles. Tim Davies came in with 28:02 and Frank Tobin with 29:15. Steve Suddaby finished in a time of 29:35 but bringing up the rear was new member, Brian Oakley with 30:43 exclaiming “That was harder than expected”. |
1. Paul Hickman (A) 23:20 2. Steve Kneeshaw (A) 23:23 3. Matthew Enticknap (A) 23:38 4. Ralph Lilley (A) 24:01 5. Barrie Cappleman (A) 26:20 6. Colin Baldwin 26:23 7. Duncan Humphries 26:28 8. Sean McDermott 27:37 9. Scott Johnson 27:38 10. David Capes 27:43 11. Tim Davies 28:02 12. Frank Tobin 29:15 13. Steve Suddaby 29:35 14. Brian Oakley 30:43 |
5m Time Trial 1 May 2013
Considering the awful weather of recent times in Ryedale, the first club time trial of the season felt tropical. With hardly any wind to slow the competitors down, the evening was sure to be a fast one.
Paul Hickman starts as he left off from the 2012 season by finishing the five mile route on the Malton/Pickering road 6 seconds over 11 minutes which is an average speed of 27mph. Matthew Enticknap was very pleased with his result of 11:13. Perhaps the week long training camp in Majorca has paid off for these athletes. Finishing off the podium positions was Ralph Lilley with 11:43 a fine finish for the veteran! In fourth position was Duncan Humphries on his new aero machine. Although hoping he could do better, he crossed the line with a time of 12:28, but only 10 seconds away from him was Nick Hatton also riding a new aero cycle. Colin Baldwin was the first non-aero rider and in sixth position in 12:50 averaging 23.4mph. Not to be sniffed at! Riding his first ever Time Trial was David Capes. David is an incredibly strong rider and at 60 years young is a rider to watch. His time of 13:13 is brilliant considering his 30 year old bicycle aswel. Tim Davies rolled in with 13:46, then Steve Suddaby clocked up a time of 13:59 and is in training for a number of road races while Frank Tobin brought up the rear with 14:15. Frank, along with 14 other riders is in training for a charity coast to coast event in June in aid of Ryedale Special families so speed is not really what he is concerned with at the moment but pleased with his time for Malton Wheelers first club Time Trial of the season. |
1. Paul Hickman (A) 11:06 2. Matthew Enticknap (A) 11:13 3. Ralph Lilley (A) 11:43 4. Duncan Humphries (A) 12:28 5. Nick Hatton (A) 12:38 6. Colin Baldwin 12:50 7. David Capes 13:13 8. Tim Davies 13:46 9. Steve Suddaby 13:59 10. Frank Tobin 14:15 |
