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Racing Calendar
Official's Rosters and $500 Random Prize Draws
Anzac 25
Bike Week Cup
Club Coaching and Junior Development Program
Reports from HPRW Teams
Clubhouse Update
The following Officials were elected and can be contacted via the Contacts page.
President: Graham Robinson
Vice-President: Graeme Spender
Treasurer: Graham Kemp
Secretary: Wayne Wilson
Chief Commissaire: John Madigan
Racing Secretary: Terry Bourne
Handicapper: Terry Bourne
Club Coach: Alan Grant
Club Captain: Garry Lee
Vice Captain: Rob Oshlack
Ladies Captain: Mel Reiter
Property Officer: Wayne Wilson
Junior Development: Peter McDonald
Newsletter: Kim Flesser
Webmaster: Adam Harrison
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http://attackoften.blogspot.com/2010/02/hprw-nundah-points-race-13-02-2010.html
http://attackoften.blogspot.com/2010/02/southgate-criterium-feb-6-2010.html
Mitch lapped the field to grab a 20 point bonus. First place was Garmin-Transitions pro rider Jack Bobridge, 2nd was junior madison and road TT world champion Luke Durbridge, and 4th was junior world IP champ Michael Hepburn (who also had a fantastic ride to beat Jack Bobridge in the men's omnium).
Full details are in the Cycling News Report
So don't be too upset when Mitch flys past you in the ITT at Closeburn or up the Mt Mee Hill Climb as you're not the only one being beaten!
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A – Grade Starters 23 Winner Ben Fleming, FFAST 2nd Chris Millen, HPRW 3rd Tim Bartlett, HPRW 4th Andrew Patten, HPRW Prime First Un-Placed Lady |
B – Grade Starters 45 Winner Scott Barnes, HPRW 2nd Chris Forster, FFAST 3rd Michael Dezwart, HPRW 4th Andrew Barton, UQ Prime Peter Gumbley, HPRW First Un-Placed Lady |
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C – Grade Starters 24 Winner Andrew Morgan, HPRW 2nd Wayne Wilson, HPRW 3rd Lex Greenhalgh, SCCC 4th Kim Flesser, HPRW Prime First Un-Placed Lady Taryn Dickens, HPRW |
D – Grade Starters 7 Winner Tom Macindoe, HPRW 2nd Karen Forster, HPRW 3rd Terry Cocksedge???, DCRR 4th Prime First Un-Placed Lady |
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E – Grade Starters 2 Winner Roger Bower, HPRW 2nd Bob McIntyre, HPRW 3rd 4th Prime First Un-Placed Lady |
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Blue and White Peugeot road bike, 60cm. Shimano wheels, selle italia saddle, full campagnolo record groupset except rear derailleur (daytona) and front brake calliper (chorus), shimano pedals, dr.spokes.com sticker on frame.
Stolen in Broadbeach 31/1/10
Generous reward for information leading to recovery
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quite well, albeit slowly and he's three weeks into the treatment. Here's a couple of fetching shots Ron sent.
A word of warning - don't scroll down if you don't want an eyeful of Ron's butt!!! :)
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Geoff Messer did a spectacular over the handle bars 10 out of 10 somersault, luckily only bruised and will be stiff tomorrow.
Heather Kemp injured hip, ambo to Prince Charles – all clear, stiff tomorrow.
The D grade crash today was a wheel touch on the straight, not the sprint, and down went 4.
All the best Terry - get well soon mate!
http://competitivecycling.blogspot.com/2009/12/metamorphosis.html
6:15am from the UQ Aquatic Centre at St Lucia and there is a free breakfast and you can ride
with Phil Anderson to Dayboro.
Here's a message from Mick about the the Challenge:
From the 5th -12th September 2009, myself and 49 other cyclists and support crew
will tackle a gruelling 1600 kilometre cycle through Queensland in only eight days.
It's our way to raise funds for cancer research and remember our mate Adam Smiddy
who lost his life to melanoma.
More than 100,000 Australians are diagnosed with cancer each year and too many
good lives are lost to this devastating disease. Sadly, my father lost his battle with
Melanoma on the 17th of June this year. This has further strengthened my passion
to make a difference. I invite you to join with me in the fight against cancer. This year
I have set myself a personal target of raising $10,000.00 and seek your support in
reaching this total. All donations go directly towards world-class research which will
one day save lives.
If you have a spare moment, please take a look at our web site www.smiddy.org.au
where you can learn more about the 2009 Bottlemart Smiling for Smiddy Challenge.
See also a short video featuring footage of last years ride with commentary from
Olympic Gold Medallist Duncan Armstrong, a fellow Smiddy Challenge rider.
I welcome you all to join us at the UQ Aquatic Centre for a free breakfast (from
5.00am) prior to the "Grand Depart" (6.15am) and then riding with us to Dayboro.
It's not every day that you get to ride with a cycling legend (apart from me) and Sat
the 5th is no exception as the first Aussie to win the yellow jersey, Phil Anderson, will
be joining us for the first 4 days of the ride.
In anticipation of some huge donations from you all, (which can be made at
http://www.everydayhero.com.au/mick_young ) I thank you.
Should you have any queries or comments, please contact me.
Regards
Mick Young
Cycling 1600kms in 8 days for a cause - that's hard.
Donating funds for cancer research - that's easy!
Visit www.smiddy.org.au to read about the
Bottlemart 2009 Smiling for Smiddy Challenge. 
Saturday morning he was riding in a bunch of 10~11 riders. A motorist bore down on the last rider (a police officer of all things) being aggressive, yelling abuse, using his horn and basically menacing the riders. after a period, he accelerates to the front of the line where Eric was leading out the group and basically runs Eric off the road striking him with his car.
Eric has sustained some serious injuries including broken bones, head trauma and naturally abrasions. he is still in hospital in Gladstone, but hoping to be able to come home to Brisbane by the weekend. The driver has been arrested and the car impounded.
If you want to send a message to Eric via the website click this link. Get well soon mate!
URGENT - Commissaires and Coaching Courses
We have a desperate shortage of qualified Level 1 and Level 2 Commissaires which could affect our ability to conduct racing. Please consider undertaking the level 1 CQ commissaire's workshop on Saturday 22nd August - the club will cover all costs.
Full details on on the flyer.
Similarly the club will fully fund anyone who wished to undertake a CQ coaching course.
Please contact Wayne Wilson if you wish to become qualified as a coach or commissaire.
has had some excellent results of late. Adrian said:
I thought I'd give you some feedback with Ruan's racing in Europe. He has been over there now since late
June, and has done pretty well in all the races. Yesterday he finished in 12 position after he crashed but was
in the leading break, 177km race. In all the races he finishes in the pack but his function is a worker. At the
age of 20 he is still the youngster in the team but the Team Manager want to take him to a Top Tour in
Portugal and France in 4 weeks. So currently he races 4 times a week and did just over 980km for last week.
Nothing in concrete yet, but it sounds like they want to sign him for next year for a complete season.
Ruan raced a big race on Tuesday and managed a 6 place! He also made the team for the Tour de Namur
however after Tuesday will be the "kopman", which is the team leader for the tour! Mate he wants to get
a good result on this tour so hold thumbs. He did not expect to be the team leader, but I guess if
you can climb, you can!!
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