MACINTYRE BACK ON FORM IN RUDY PROJECT SERIES
PROVING he is fully recovered after crashing out of the Girvan Three-Day last month, Jason MacIntyre (The Edge Racing Team) took victory in the fourth round of the RTTC-Rudy Project Time Trial Series in Nottinghamshire on Sunday.
MacIntyre covered the distance in 55min 38sec, beating Julian Ramsbottom (Scunthorpe Poly CC) into second spot by 2-50, with Paul O?Mahoney (Pro Bike Kit) another 33 seconds off the pace.
The event, promoted by Doncaster Wheelers, took in two laps of a circuit based on North Wheatley near Gainsborough.
Warming up for his defence of the National 25-Mile Championship next month, MacIntyre covered the first lap in 27-11, while Ramsbottom and O?Mahoney were 1-15 and 1-19 slower respectively at that point.
In the one-lap women?s event, GS Strada?s Julia Shaw notched up her third victory in four rounds with a time of 31-05 to beat Sarah Bailey (VC St Raphael) by 47 seconds, while leading Espoir was Simon Baxter (Adept Precision RT) and fastest junior was Tom Yeatman (Agiskoviner.com) with 30-56.
RTTC-Rudy Project Series (round four).-
1 Jason MacIntyre (The Edge RT) 55-38
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2 Julian Ramsbottom (Scunthorpe Poly CC) 58-28
3 Paul O?Mahoney (Pro Bike Kit) 59-01
4 A Proffitt (Arctic-Shorter Rochford) 59-07
5 Mark Holton (Pro Bike Kit) 1-01-09
6 Scott Rose (Science in Sport) 1-01-10
Women.- Julia Shaw (GS Strada) 31-05. Espoirs.- Simon Baxter (Adept Precision RT) 1-01-17. Juniors.- Tom Yeatman (Agiskoviner.com) 30-56. Veterans on target time.- John Woodburn (Maidenhead & Dist CC) (31-36) +8-53. Disabled: Simon Richardson (Life Force Creation) 32-00.
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