BRIT SUCCESS IN DUO NORMAND

CW Racing 2007 logo
By
published

As we reported on Monday, Bradley Wiggins gave the large British contingent at the Duo Normand a reason to cheer when he teamed up with his Cofidis team-mate Michiel Elijzen of Holland to win the elite race on Sunday.

But there was also more than a fair of success in the other categories of this hidden gem. The two-up time trial at Marigny in Normandy has long been a favourite time trialists from Britain and the Channel Islands.

12 Jo Gagnerie & Laura Chellingworth (Velo Sport Jersey) 1-20-45
13 Louise Burman & Sara Frost (Bournemouth - H Collingwood) 1-212-17
14 Sally Cooper & Kate Worsley (Twickenham CC-Evans Cycles) 1-24-34
15 Danielle Archer & Jo Edson (a3crg) 1-24-59

5 Mike Mitchinson & Jemima Davis (Velo Sport Jersey) 1-28-53
6 Helen Boatman & Daniel Northover (Finsbury Park CC) 1-29-11

14 Margaret Duganski & James Morris (a3crg) 1-39-36
15 George Minion & Jill Brown (VC Nottingham) 1-40-10
16 Mary Crow & John Pallott-Brown (VS Jersey) 1-42-06
17 Rob Wood & Jane Wood (Tri Team Glos) 1-42-32
18 Phil Carpenter & Louise Mendelsoh (Tri Team Glos) 1-46-41

1 Andy Page & Dean Lubin (PCA Ciclos Uno) 1-17-13
2 Andrew Butcher & June Edwards (Cwmcarn Paragon - Pontpool RC) 1-21-10
3 Ewan Hendon & Corinna Francis (PCA Ciclos Uno) 1-23-12
4 Susan Gray & Julie Baker (Chelmer CC - Colchester Rovers CC) 1-25-10

9 Julie Bunton & Kevin Bunton (Maldon and District CC) 1-31-34
10 Richard Collins & Lucy Collins (Imperial RT) 1-31-46
11 Graham Painter & Ann Shuttleworth (Chelmer CC) 1-37-33
12 Rebecca Hammond & Chris Ridley (Maldon and District CC) 1-40-57
13 Malcolm Waters & Roderick Sparrow (Hampshire RC - Salisbury RC) 1-42-41
14 Jim Gould & Jan Gould (Maldon and District CC) 1-43-17

Thank you for reading 20 articles this month* Join now for unlimited access

Enjoy your first month for just £1 / $1 / €1

*Read 5 free articles per month without a subscription

Join now for unlimited access

Try first month for just £1 / $1 / €1

Lionel Birnie

Sports journalist Lionel Birnie has written professionally for Sunday Times, Procycling and of course Cycling Weekly. He is also an author, publisher, and co-founder of The Cycling Podcast. His first experience covering the Tour de France came in 1999, and he has presented The Cycling Podcast with Richard Moore and Daniel Friebe since 2013. He founded Peloton Publishing in 2010 and has ghostwritten and published the autobiography of Sean Kelly, as well as a number of other sports icons.