Race Report 11 October 2014
Blessed with fine skies and working with two time zones, Twinnies had a huge roll up again, it was great to see the early riders with front and rear lights. Remember this is a MUST not a maybe, at least until its brighter. Also the word of advice from Dr Paul Woodger who found that when using your lights during day time riding it appeared that the motorists were more aware and gave more room.
Next week is our only Double Distance race of the season, it is not compulsory. If you are participating, double your normal race time and this will be your start time. You also need to rack your bikes on the farthest rack -closest to the bitumen road.
LIGHTS MUST BE ON AND OPERATING FRONT AND REAR. If your after points, don’t miss racing this Saturday – everyone gets 35 points! The earliest anyone can start is 05:00.
PLEASE KEEP THE NOISE DOWN AND BE MINDFUL OF OUR NEIGHBOURS.
How many Men does it take to pump up 1 tyre?
MARSHALL FOR NEXT WEEK
Fraser/Amaroo Intersection: Phil Salter and Jeff Murray
Woodlands Drive RAB: Heidi Sowerby and Judy Murray
A reminder that we need to support our sponsors, some of our sponsors have been with us for years and we have picked up some new ones. They provide us with weekly vouchers and when called upon provide us with prizes at various functions held throughout the year. So if you are looking to purchase some bike, running or tri related goods- give our sponsors the first opportunity
Storm Cycles: Terry, Sheridan and Chris
Cannabil Clothing – Glen and Di
Coastal Cyclery: Brendan and Paul
Kingscliff: Daren and Julie French
South Tweed Cycles: Bill and Marg
Palm Beach Super Cycles: Roger and his team
and our Drink Bottle Sponsor – Steve from Felt Bikes
This weeks lucky winners were
Emily Roper, Val Lambard, Tracy Foyster, Matt Lance, Lisa Moore, Andrew Venables and Peter Townsend.
Stu Crawford
Twin Towns Triathlon