Hutchinson wins National 25 time trial

Michael Hutchinson National 25 2009

National 25-mile time trial photo gallery, by Andy Jones>>

Clocking a time of 48:23, Michael Hutchinson (In Gear-Quickvit) claimed his third victory in the national 25-mile time trial championship this morning.

Despite national squad trackies Chris Newton and Andy Tennant also producing sub-50 minute rides, the 35 year old In Gear-Quickvit rider took the win comfortably with over a minute’s margin on Newton.

“It wasn’t as cold as I expected,” he said back at the event HQ in Attleborough . “It was quite scary on the last couple of roundabouts but it would have been a lot scarier if I’d been down and was trying to make up time.”

The same had happened to him at the national ‘10’ championships a fortnight earlier, although today he could find some consolation in his I-Ride squad taking the team award.

There were few surprises in the women’s and junior’s ‘25’ championships with Julia Shaw (Utag Yamaha) and Joe Perrett (Glendene-Biketrax CC) both repeating the form they showed to win their respective 10-mile titles.

RESULTS
1. Michael Hutchinson In Gear-Quickvit RT48:23

Women
1. Julia ShawUtag Yamaha55:18

Juniors
1. Joe PerrettGlendene-Biketrax CC53:07

Junior women
1. Emily Davis CC Breckland 1:29:04

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Michael Hutchinson, men's winner

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Chris Newton, second

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Julia Shaw, women's winner

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Joe Perrett, junior men's winner

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National 25-mile time trial photo gallery, by Andy Jones

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