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28/07/2010 - RAY MINOVI MEMORIAL RACE RE-RUN CANCELLED
Message from Phil Weaver, Epic Cycles
Sadly, due to the very short notice we were able to give riders of the new date and venue we have not received sufficient entries in some age categories to make the race a fitting memorial event. We have discussed the situation with Helen Minovi and have jointly decided that we should cancel the rerun and turn our efforts instead to setting up next year’s race, with proper notice etc, which we hope to run at the same Stourport circuit in June.
It is clear from all of the messages of support we have received that riders would like to have supported the rescheduled race, but the date has proved difficult for many people to accommodate, coming as it does in peak holiday season. There are no other feasible dates on offer (hence the short notice for the 1st Aug), so we will carry forward all surplus funds from this year, and aim to make the 2011 race something special.
27/07/2010 - TWO MORE WINS FOR JACK
MI Racing's over 70 Jack Watson brought his total of wins in Belgium to four in a week with victories at Merelbeke and Bazel. In the first Pete Ryalls, Sheffield Phoenix was second and took fourth at Bazel. In the over 65's Kingnorth International's Tony Woodcock was fourth and Bush Healthcare's Ken Haddon ninth, while in the over 60's race Allan Rmsay of Roadpeace took ninth.
23/07/2010 - ANOTHER WIN FOR JACK WATSON
Over 70 Jack Watson, MI Racing scored his second win on successive days in his age group race at Laarne near Wetteren on Thursday, Peter Ryalls, Sheffield Phoenix was fourth. In the over 65 event Tony Woodcock, Kingsnorth International was second with Bush Healthcare's Ken Haddon 11th.
22/07/2010 - BALD OLD EAGLES STRIKE IN BELGIUM
On the annual trip to race in Belgium, the self styled Bald Old Eagles struck early. On Wednesday at Roborst Jack Watson won the over 70 race with Pete Ryalls second. In the over 68's, Ken Haddon took third ahead of former Tour de France winner Lucien Van Impe (7th) and stage winner Roger de Brueker (5th. Tony Woodcock was 11th. In the over 60's Allan Ramsay took 11th.
16/07/2010 - Summer 2010 Veteran Leaguer
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