Pillinger fastest at season opener...

The unpleasant conditions on Thursday were not enough to deter the 13 riders who braved the elements to take part in the first SNCC TT of 2017.

We were delighted to see a new member to the Club - Dave Salmon – getting his first taste of the Abbotsley course and a welcome back to Adrian Lewis who has been missing in action for the past couple of years and to an old friend of the Club – Dom Whitehead – who has been riding the course for many years now.

Nic Pillinger was fastest on the night followed by Simon Rinaldo and Matt Van Boss in second and third place.

Given the conditions it was unlikely that there would be any PB’s on the night, however congratulations to Simon Elkington for taking over a minute from his Personal Best (PB) and to take the maximum points on the evening.

Here is a quick reminder that for the Handicap Trophy points are awarded for all number of riders on the night less Guests and First Time Members. So tonight 13 riders and 11 points on offer. A Handicap Time of 25 minutes or less means that you have either matched your PB or improved on it.

TT Results

 

 

Actual

 

 

Name

Time

 

1

Nic Pillinger

25:50

 

2

Simon Rinaldo

27:41

 

3

Matt Van Boss

28:28

 

4

Simon Elkington

30:53

PB

5

Francis Sykes

31:20

 

6

Dave Richards

32:37

 

7

Dave Wilson

33:14

 

8

Dom Whitehead

33:18

Guest

9

Jane Kinnaird

34:02

 

10

Leon Bradford

34:12

 

11

Dave Salmon

35:15

First Time

12

Roger Silk

36:53

 

13

Adrian Lewis

37:23

 

Handicap points

As mentioned Simon Elkington took the 11 points on offer followed by the ever consistent Nic Pillinger who was only five seconds from his PB followed by Francis Sykes (who was riding as a guest last year and has now seen the light and joined the Club) in third place.

 

 

Actual

H/Cap

H/Cap

 

 

Name

Time

 

Time

Points

1

Simon Elkington

30:53

6:56

23:57

11

2

Nic Pillinger

25:50

0:45

25:05

10

3

Francis Sykes

31:20

5:50

25:30

9

4

Simon Rinaldo

27:41

1:33

26:08

8

5

Matt Van Boss

28:28

2:10

26:18

7

6

Dave Richards

32:37

5:58

26:39

6

7

Roger Silk

36:53

10:10

26:43

5

8

Leon Bradford

34:12

7:06

27:06

4

9

Jane Kinnaird

34:02

6:32

27:30

3

10

Dave Wilson

33:14

4:24

28:50

2

11

Adrian Lewis

37:23

6:58

30:25

1

Another 17 TTs plus the Ashman to go before we know who will be the 2017 Handicap Trophy winner.

Let’s hope that the weather is dry and warm this Thursday.