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Congratulations Hannah 👊

Huge congratulations Hannah Gianatti

Congratulations Hannah

What time will the start list be sent out

Although this rider is a few years old it still works. www.youtube.com/watch?v=gl4ZFCm9w_g except • All adults are doing 4 laps =20km • Start time is 1pm .. hence rider #1 is 1:01pm rider 61 is 2:01pm 😊 I will post/email start times as soon as I get the entry list form host club.

Does anyone know who the photographer was out on course?

What a day and what a series. We were greeted with near-neigh perfect TT conditions. The threat of significant heat exposure was diminished by decent cloud cover. Although the wind certainly was noticeable on the bike it was not enough to demoralise your spirit. To match this glorious day, it was amazing to see (touch and feel) first-hand the equally glorious TREK Madone GEN 8 which was amongst an array of recently released TREK models across an array of cycling disciplines that the good folk from TREK Australia had on display. It was so informative to be able to chat with Ali or Andrew about the tweaks that TREK have made to an already brilliant product. Race report Last event, (HEZ) I did the report in a Hot Seat manner, I think it works well and is easier to write (I failed 2 unit English @ School). But this report will be in categorised Hot Seat format with consideration that M1-4 where the first wave and in that included Ben Neppl. All Women CLASS • Laura Cameron Manly Warringah CC having requested an early start, posted 0:28:08 to set a benchmark that would take nearly the full spectrum of entrants to be topped. • But beaten it was by U19 star Miriam Sinnerbrink 0:28:06 Southern Cross CC, albeit by 2 seconds but results /ranks ignore margins. • It took the final starter and the dominant rider of the serries Chantelle Orr 0:27:56 Southern Cross CC to secure the victory but by a smaller than anticipated margin of only 10sec M5 + CLASS • The first starter Jeff Scott narrowly missed the hot seat as he got passed almost simultaneously by three riders in the closing km’s of the 20km event. The later rider to pass Robert Sinnerbrink 0:29:56 Southern Cross CC, managed to cross the line first and thus claim the hot seat for the category. • Only 14 seconds later John Armstrong 0:28:10 Randwick Botany CC crossed but having started 2 minutes behind Robert, he snatched the hot seat by a massive 1 min 46 seconds. • Despite the impressive ride John was not in the hot seat for long (under 1 minute) because Craig Burne 0:27:03 Newcastle Hunter CC is very possibly on lifetime form. • Another 2min would pass until Martin Hector 0:26:05 Manly Warringah CC would secure the win. He was so happy with his time and the win; he did a lap of honour to record an unofficial 25km record of 33 min 01 sec 😊 M1 -4 CLASS • The first rider to finish was Brenton Cooper 0:25:22 Penrith CC set a super impressive time for this first time TT rider. • It was a surprise to see Scott Burrow 0:24:57 Manly Warringah CC topple the time by 25 sec • No surprise when Brad Bannister 0:24:32 Manly Warringah CC cut his clubmates time by another 22 sec • 10 riders later and the BEAST rider of the series Ben Neppl (NHCC) smashes out a 0:23:54. As said previously this was the first wave however, we all expected Ben’s time to be the fastest of the day. Elite and U19 CLASS • The first rider to cross the line from this wave: Leon sharp 0:23:19……………… Here endith the report!

Although this rider is a few years old it still works. www.youtube.com/watch?v=gl4ZFCm9w_g except • All adults are doing 4 laps =20km • Start time is 1pm .. hence rider #1 is 1:01pm rider 61 is 2:01pm 😊 I will post/email start times as soon as I get the entry list form host club.

Point Series report: At the conclusion of this the final round of the Trek Compass ITT Series 2024 was the presentation for the overall categorised champions. There were very few surprises with every lead rider going into the final round retaining the top position. It is mandated that riders must participate in at least two rounds to be eligible for the series. It is disappointing that some podiums were not full despite many riders having enough points to secure a place. It is hoped that in future years the overall repeated participation will increase. Overall 189 riders entered at least 1 round. Congratulations to the series podiums: Elite women 1 Laura CAMERON 2 Nicole OH Women U19 1 Caitlin Rose Women 30+ 1 Chantelle Orr 2 Sharon Moller Women 50+ 1 Susanna Dale 2 Dominique HENRY Men 30+ 1 Ben Neppl 2 Peter Wakefield 3 Tom Pritchard Elite men 1 Scott Reynolds 2 Rhys Clarke 3 Peter Milostic Men U19 1 Lindon Milostic Men 50+ 1 Martin Hector 2 Daniele Vanolini 3 Mark Pitkin