Thursday evening TT

Seacroft Wheelers organise and participate in the Tadcaster Evening League in conjunction with CycleSense, Yorkshire Road Club, Leeds Westfield CC, Valley Striders, Wetherby Wheelers and AlbaRosa CC. The league is sponsored by local bike shop CycleSense of Tadcaster and is run every Thursday evening from 3rd of May to the 9th of August on courses in the Tadcaster, Wetherby & Fairburn areas with time trial events from 10 to 25 miles. Entry is restricted to first and second claim members of the above clubs and a generous prize list is competed for by all categories over the season long competition.

Promoted under Cycling Time Trials regulations the Evening League provides an ideal introduction to cycle racing for newcomers to the sport.

Seacroft Wheelers stage a number of evening Club Events ourselves prior to and following the CycleSense League programme. All are welcome to ride. (See “Club evening time trials” tab at the top of this page).

Evening League Results can be found on the CycleSense website, usually by the next evening following each event. Some of the results get posted on our forum,  or our facebook group .

New to Time Trialling?

If you have not ridden a time trial before and would like to have a go then the evening league or the club evening time trials are ideal for you to try, to see if you like it.

Please arrive and be ready to pay and collect your number. There is a maximum of 40 riders and it’s on a first come first served basis. Please note the very latest signing on time will be no later than 15 minutes before the race start time. This helps organisers plan better but more importantly gives you the chance to warm up. Once you have collected your number this needs to be displayed on your back towards the left hand side. All riders are pushed off at one minute intervals and given a time for the distance rode. It is helpful for the marshals if you shout out your number as you cross the finish line.

Want to improve your times?

Whether you are new to time trialling or would just like to improve your times, Seacroft Wheelers have a qualified coach, Mike Farthing, who organises a variety of training sessions throughout the year.
Mike is available to offer extra coaching sessions and advice if required for all Seacroft club members.
For more information on any of the activities contact Mike on: coaching@seacroftwheelers.co.uk

CYCLESENSE TADCASTER LEAGUE 2018

Seacroft Wheelers – Leeds Westfield CC – Wetherby Wheelers – Yorkshire Road Club – AlbaRosa – CycleSense – Valley Striders.

The support of Cyclesense, Tadcaster, is gratefully acknowledged. Please support them…
See the CycleSense Website for weekly results.

Below are details of courses, distances, where the headquarters will be and who is the organising club.

In the past many riders have been disappointed when races have had to be cancelled where it is found that there are roadworks on the course, or the course has recently been gritted making it dangerous for riders to race. Therefore from this year we have submitted police forms for a reserve course in readiness for if this happens. However, we may not know about this immediately and the course could then be changed up to the day before the event.

If you want to make sure you are kept as up to date as possible you can:

Register for the CycleSense Facebook Group where announcements will be made first.

Check on the Seacroft Wheelers Facebook Group where announcements will be made once noted from the CycleSense Facebook group.

Check this page on our website for any changes which will be noted at the top of this page as an announcement.

The first two rounds start at 7:15pm, all others start 7.30pm.
S = Seacroft championship, WW = Wetherby championship.

CYCLESENSE TADCASTER LEAGUE RULES

1. Competitors must be a paid up first or second claim member of one of the participating clubs and may compete for that one club only in the competition.

2. Riders may not compete in events which their own club is listed to organize. Only riders from the five non organizing clubs may ride events.

3. First claim members take priority over second claim members on over-subscribed evenings. 40 riders only per event with a maximum of 4 second claimers per club per event if over-subscribed.

4. All competitors (including second claim members) are expected to assist with the running of the events at some time during the season.

5. Entry fee £4.00 seniors, £3.00 for under 16s,  fee breakdown below:-
(£2 goes to the CTT Levy, £1 goes to the annual prize fund (the rest of the prize money comes from Cyclesense) and £1 goes to St. Leonard’s Hospice (they do an amazing job)).

6. All events held under Cycling Time Trials regulations.

7. Points are awarded to riders on the basis of every event completed and the placing achieved therein. Riders may ride and receive points in as many events as desired. A rider’s best seven positions score towards the final total.

8. Points per event – 40 for 1st, 39 for 2nd, etc down to 1 for 40th place.

9. Awards:

• 1st man, 2nd man, 3rd man, 4th man
• 1st woman, 2nd woman (if 5 or more riders)
• 1st under 18, 2nd under 18 (if 5 or more riders)
• 1st vet on standard, 2nd vet on standard
• 1st vet on actual
• 1st second claim, 2nd second claim (if 5 or more riders)
• Other awards may be made at the discretion of league officials.

10. One rider one prize rule applies. All awards are provisional and subject to availability of funds.
11. Year end fund residue to be divided between participating clubs in proportion to number of events organised.

It is hoped to organise and repeat the ‘League Prize Presentation’ again this year.
The venue and date will be confirmed later.

Last year’s results are on the CycleSense website… CLICK HERE

Notes

1. CTT regulations require that records of name, address and CTT affiliated club of all riders are kept at the event. Please ensure that you complete the signing on sheet including these details. Second claimers please use the name of your second claim club.

2. Under 18s must complete a CTT club events parental consent form and pass it to the League Co-ordinator – one form covers the entire season.

3. In the event of roadworks, or for other information regarding these events contact the League Co-ordinator.

Notes to all riders:- 
Please be discreet when changing and do not use any car parking area as a toilet. Any rider urinating in public will be banned from the evening time trials and reported to the district committee.

And:–
It is strongly advised that all competitors use lights at all times of day and in all conditions. Be safe out there!

LEAGUE BEST TO DATE ON COURSES CURRENTLY IN USE

Seacroft Wheelers organise their own evening time trial club events.

Riders must be a member of a CTT affiliated club. Under 18s must supply a signed CTT club events parental consent form – (one form covers all season).

Notes to all riders:–
Please be discreet when changing and do not use any car parking area as a toilet.  Any rider urinating in public will be banned from the club events and reported to the District committee.
and:-
It is strongly advised that all competitors use lights at all times of day and in all conditions. Be safe out there!

New to Time Trialling?

If you have not ridden a time trial before and would like to have a go then the evening league or the club evening time trials are ideal for you to try, to see if you like it.
Please arrive and be ready to pay and collect your number. There is a maximum of 40 riders and it’s on a first come first served basis. Please note the very latest signing on time will be no later than 15 minutes before the race start time. This helps organisers plan better but more importantly gives you the chance to warm up. Once you have collected your number this needs to be displayed on your back towards the left hand side. All riders are pushed off at one minute intervals and given a time for the distance rode. It is helpful for the marshals if you shout out your number as you cross the finish line.

What is the Hilly 11?

The Seacroft Wheelers Hilly 11 is an 11 mile hilly time trial in which the rider completes two laps of the course held around Thorner.  Riders set off in minute intervals.

What is the 2-up-10?

The Seacroft Wheelers 10 mile 2-up time trial is a time trial for teams of 2 who will race together with a time based on the slowest rider, encouraging riders to stick together and work as a team. The clock will stop when the slowest rider of the team crosses the finish line.
However, if you don’t have a partner to race with you are more than welcome to ride this event as a solo.

What is  the 3-up-10?

The Seacroft Wheelers 10 mile 3-up time trial is a time trial for teams of 3 who will race together with a time based on the slowest rider, encouraging riders to stick together and work as a team. The clock will stop when the slowest rider of the team crosses the finish line.
However, if you cannot make a team of 3 you are more than welcome to ride this event as a team of 2, or as a solo.

Want to improve your times?

Whether you are new to time trialling or would just like to improve your times, Seacroft Wheelers have a qualified coach, Mike Farthing, who organises a variety of training sessions throughout the year.
Mike is available to offer extra coaching sessions and advice if required for all Seacroft club members.
For more information on any of the activities contact Mike on: coaching@seacroftwheelers.co.uk

SEACROFT WHEELERS TIME TRIAL CLUB EVENTS 2018

All welcome to ride.

Entry Fees £4 senior members, £3 under 16s.

Riders must be a member of a CTT affiliated club. Under 18s must supply a signed CTT club events parental consent form – (one form covers all season).

Volunteers

Help is always needed for the running of these events and without volunteers it would not be possible.  To encourage and reward volunteers, you could qualify for free membership.  To do this you need to earn 4 points or more from January to December (inclusive).  One point is awarded for helping at each evening club event, (if you do timekeeping you are awarded 2 points per event), or 2 points for each open event.  If you earn 4 points or more you will qualify for free membership the following year.

Therefore, if you wish to help out in these club evening events please contact:

Elaine Kelly
Email: eveningleague@seacroftwheelers.co.uk

Course Description V162/11 – 11 miles – Hilly 11

Start on southern side of Thorner Lane at TP 9/81H quarter of a mile east of Holme Farm Lane. Proceed on Thorner Lane (becomes Holme Farm Lane) to T-junction where left (CARE, give way) on to Milner Lane. Continue towards Thorner where (extreme care – give way) bear left up Church Hill.  Continue along Bramham Road (becomes Thorner Road) to junction with Thorner Lane.  Turn sharp left (care)and continue on Thorner Lane to complete one lap (5.56 miles). Repeat circuit to finish at starting point (11.12 mls). Map of course is below:

http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/397731362 

Course Description V212 – 10 miles – Boroughbridge

V212 Start approx. 3.5 miles south of Boroughbridge in entrance to A168 from old A1 (now a long lay-by) at a point approx. 1 yard before “clearway” sign. Turn left on to A168 and proceed to Walshford roundabout (4.72 miles). Encircle roundabout and retrace along A168 to Arkendale Road, to finish adjacent to central bollard at a red paint mark. (10 miles)  Map of course is below:

Course Description V227 – 15 miles – Boroughbridge

Start on South side of slip road from A59 to A168, just before “clearway” sign. Proceed towards A168, turn left to join A168 southbound.  Proceed to Walshford traffic island (2.1 miles).  Encircle island and proceed northwards to reach Boroughbridge south taffic island (9.7 miles). Encircle island and proceed southwards to finish at mark on kerb, approx. 150 yards of long lay-by alongside red wall (15 miles). Map of course is below:

Course Description V235 – 25 miles – Boroughbridge

Start approx. 3.5 miles south of boroughbridge, in entrance to a168 from old a1 (now a long layby) at a point approx. 1 yard before “clearway” sign. turn left on to a168, and proceed south to walshford traffic island (4.72 mls). encircle island and retrace north along a168, past start, to boroughbridge south traffic island (12.27 mls) encircle island and retrace south on a168 to walshford traffic island (2nd time) (19.86 mls). encircle island and proceed north on a168, to finish at northern end of crash barrier protecting road direction sign, on west side of road, approx. 150yds south of arkendale road (25 miles).  Map of course is below:

Course Description V318 – 10miles – Tadcaster

Start on east side of A162 Tadcaster to Sherburn road at paint mark on kerb, 10 yds before road sign “A162 Ferrybridge, A64 York” just north of bridge over A64 dual Carriageway. Proceed South on on A162,via Towton, and Barkston Ash, to roundabout at start of Sherburn by-pass (5.0 mls). Encircle island and retrace outwood route to the finish at southern gatepost of first field entrance after crossing A64 fly over (opposite start point). (10 miles)
Map of course is below:

Course Description V328 – 15 miles – Tadcaster

Start on A162 approximately 1.5 miles south of Tadcaster, 200 yards south of entrance to Grimston Park and adjacent to third cat’s-eye north of entrance to Greatwood House (on western side of road). Proceed south on A162 to Sherburn in Elmet TI where left along Sherburn by-pass. Go straight ahead at TI with B1222 to next TI, at South Milford. Encircle island and retrace route past start. Finish at power pole 27, approximately 200 yards after passing over A64 flyover and just before electricity sub station (on eastern side of road). (15 miles). Map of course is below:

Course Description V910A – 10miles – Fairburn

Start on unclassified road (Holyrood Lane) leading from Ledsham to A1246, just South of Selby Fork, at northern edge of grate on east side of road adjacent to road sign, 65 yards west of A1246. Proceed to junction with A1246, where turn left to Selby Fork TI – junction A63 (0.20 mls). Take first exit (straight ahead) on to A63, and continue to Micklefield TI (Boot & Shoe) (1.74 mls). Encircle island and retrace to Selby Fork TI (3.35 mls). Take 2nd exit on to A1246 and continue south to Fairburn North TI (4.55 mls). Encircle island and retrace to Selby Fork TI (2nd time) (5.75 mls). Take first exit on A63 and continue to Micklefield TI (2nd time) (7.3 mls). Encircle island and retrace to Selby.

Fork TI (8.91 mls). Take second exit on to A1246 and continue south to finish at start of kerbstone at southern side of tarmac-ed entrance to field, 200 yds north of Fairburn North T1 (10 miles). Map of course is below:

CycleSense Evening League Results for 2018

The individual weekly results are on the CycleSense website.

Hilly 11 Thursday 26th April 2018

A cold and windy night for the Hilly 11. Congratulations to Pete Nixon on winning the event. Well done to all riders, it was a tough night.

For any queries with the results please contact Elaine Kelly
Email: eveningleague@seacroftwheelers.co.uk

CycleSense Final Evening League Results for 2017

For any queries with the results please contact Elaine Kelly
Email: eveningleague@seacroftwheelers.co.uk

Below are the final results for the CycleSense Evening League for 2017.  The individual weekly results are on the CycleSense Website.

Congratulations to Pete Nixon who was the fastest Seacroft Wheeler closely followed by runner up Matt Hallam and 3rd Seacroft Wheeler Ian Brown.  The winner of the Seacroft handicap was Scott Kelly and fastest Seacroft lady was Elaine Kelly.  Great racing well done!

Hilly 11 Thursday 31 August 2017

Seacroft Wheelers 3-up Thursday 24th August 2017

Seacroft Wheelers 2-up Thursday 17th August 2017

Seacroft Wheelers Hilly 11 Thursday 27th April 2017

CycleSense Final Evening League Results for 2016

For any queries with the results please contact Elaine Kelly
Email: eveningleague@seacroftwheelers.co.uk

Below are the final results for the CycleSense Evening League for 2016.  The individual weekly results are on the CycleSense Website.

Congratulations to Pete Nixon who was the fastest Seacroft Wheeler closely followed by runner up Matt Hallam and 3rd Seacroft Wheeler Chris Johnson.  The winner of the Seacroft handicap was Ian Brown and fastest Seacroft lady was Evgenia Illyinskaya.  Great racing well done!

Seacroft Wheelers Hilly 11 Thursday 1st September 2016

For any queries with the results please contact Elaine Kelly
Email: eveningleague@seacroftwheelers.co.uk

Seacroft Wheelers 3-up Time Trial Thursday 25th August 2016

This race did not go ahead due to excessive water on road making it too dangerous for riders to race.

Seacroft Wheelers 2 up Time Trial Thursday 18th August 2016

We had a fantastic turn out with 38 riders.

Seacroft Wheelers Hilly 11 28th April 2016

This race did not go ahead due to adverse weather conditions making it too dangerous for riders to race.

CycleSense Final Evening League Results for 2015

For any queries with the results please contact Elaine Kelly
Email: eveningleague@seacroftwheelers.co.uk

Below are the final results for the CycleSense Evening League for 2015.  The individual weekly results are on the CycleSense Website.

Congratulations to Pete Nixon who was the fastest Seacroft Wheeler closely followed by runner up Matt Hallam and 3rd Seacroft Wheeler Chris Johnson.  The winner of the Seacroft handicap was Chris Johnson and fastest Seacroft lady was Elaine Kelly.  Great racing well done!

Hilly 11 Results Thursday 3rd September 2015

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