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IRON MOUNTAIN SPORTIF RESULTS - 100 MILES

KEY

First column - Finishing position
Second column - Rider name
Third column - Rider number
Fourth column - Finishing time

23 Richard Addy 372 06:18:31
20 Robert Blowfield 354 06:11:54
65 Sarah Borley 378 08:41:28
39 Simon Bowden 311 06:56:43
40 Adam Bryant 369 07:00:32
25 Conor Byrne-jones 317 06:23:25
38 Peter Capaldi 312 06:49:30
33 Andy Collins 383 06:43:13
15 Chris Currie 313 06:05:52
55 Benjamin Darling 366 07:34:44
29 Luke Davies 344 06:28:11
41 Owen Davies 391 07:00:32
24 Dean Edwards 305 06:22:16
Andy Edwards 368 03:14:43
16 Ross Farley 392 06:05:56
18 Anthony Fidow 379 06:07:43
13 Alex Fife 377 05:54:50
54 Andrew Fletcher 310 07:34:32
Jackie Garland 303 03:53:02
50 Stuart Grant 358 07:09:53
10 Vic Gregory 327 05:48:44
30 Kevin Hanbury 345 06:28:11
11 Paul Harrison 353 05:48:59
12 David Harrison 329 05:49:01
44 Bryn Hewitt-thomas 322 07:01:26
63 Gareth Howells 318 07:56:48
32 Ken Hughes 342 06:43:12
Keri Hutchinson 357 04:14:38
45 Matt Jarman 326 07:01:26
1 Richard Jones 385 05:22:41
17 Nicholas Jones 363 06:06:01
21 Howard Jones 308 06:14:41
27 Ian Jones 350 06:25:11
49 Gethin Jones 341 07:09:42
Wayne Jones 302 03:38:32
52 Ben Jordan 396 07:21:33
43 Rob Kersley 352 07:00:45
46 Kevin Last 356 07:06:39
51 Mike Leaman 359 07:09:55
42 Simon Loose 370 07:00:34
14 Justin Lott 319 05:54:55
7 Rob Low 348 05:42:03
9 Jonathan Mansell 301 05:48:35
56 Gareth Morgan 364 07:38:36
28 Chris Morris 343 06:28:07
37 Chris Norman 381 06:49:28
Damian Noskow 355 02:24:13
26 Alun Owen 376 06:24:51
22 Marcus Partridge 349 06:16:30
5 Thom Phillips 389 05:28:48
Richard Piccard 395 03:45:26
61 Andrew Price Stevens 382 07:48:03
62 Nathan Priest 365 07:56:47
34 Huw Pullen 361 06:48:36
35 Paul Rees 362 06:49:10
31 Steve Riordan 346 06:28:12
Olwen Rodgers 333 02:59:20
4 James Sanford 388 05:23:12
Stephen Scott 314 03:07:35
8 Robin Squire 321 05:42:13
3 Iain Stanton 387 05:23:02
53 Antonios Stavropoulos-kalinog 351 07:33:47
47 Wayne Thomas 374 07:06:54
48 Kevin Thomas 373 07:06:55
59 Jeremy Tiley 375 07:42:53
58 Ashley Tilton 393 07:42:46
60 Robert Tookey 304 07:45:27
2 Mark Vowles 324 05:23:00
19 Christopher Ward 331 06:10:54
64 Colin Watson 384 07:58:23
36 Stephen Williams 386 06:49:12
John Williams 371 03:14:45
6 David Woodsford 332 05:30:19
57 John Worsfold 367 07:42:14

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IRON MOUNTAIN SPORTIF RESULTS - 50 MILES

KEY

First column - Finishing position
Second column - Rider name
Third column - Rider number
Fourth column - Finishing time


85 Gordon Allan 118 03:56:03
57 Steven Ardern 153 03:28:04
68 Jeremy Barker 146 03:44:06
25 Ryan Bester 337 03:04:47
93 Greg Bodycote 211 04:04:51
66 Peter Brice 215 03:36:52
21 Yvonne Brindley 140 03:03:20
97 Nigel Brinn 194 04:17:58
94 John Bromley 182 04:07:04
63 John Brooks 101 03:32:52
2 Rhodn Buffett 214 02:32:59
36 Iain Chamberlain 119 03:10:27
60 Sam Charrington 112 03:29:37
52 Kevin Christie 127 03:22:16
28 Debbie Clark 138 03:05:11
83 Tim Clarke 142 03:55:49
11 Matthew Clarkson 162 02:58:02
92 Jim Daly 210 04:04:48
70 Jonathan David 147 03:44:42
8 Sam Davies 164 02:47:56
80 Beth Davies 150 03:53:30
87 Mike Deval 128 03:56:06
12 Iolo Doulu 208 02:58:24
13 Dwain Doulu 209 02:58:28
54 Dean john Edwards 152 03:22:52
75 Gary Edwards 173 03:47:49
16 Mark Foster 103 03:01:06
56 David Frost 201 03:25:22
34 Stephen Fry 183 03:08:40
43 Steve Greenway 187 03:12:19
91 Joshua Guy 184 04:04:44
45 Oliver Hales 132 03:13:37
99 Keith Hancock 177 04:30:14
49 Robert Harrison 129 03:18:44
22 Michael Hill 170 03:03:29
29 Christopher Hills 149 03:05:40
65 Gareth Hodges 160 03:36:50
79 Rob Holton 136 03:52:17
69 Philip Hurd 105 03:44:09
15 Simon Hutchings 123 03:00:32
64 Mark Hutchings 114 03:36:46
53 Andrew Jack 109 03:22:30
27 Hugh James 134 03:05:08
81 Sarah Jenkins 154 03:55:13
88 Lee Jenkins 155 03:58:02
55 Huw John 111 03:24:10
46 Jonathan Johns 168 03:14:11
5 Matthew Johnstone 176 02:42:07
6 Morgan Jones 165 02:47:35
20 Stephen Jones 141 03:03:19
23 Jason Jones 200 03:03:29
44 Wayne Jones 126 03:13:02
47 Steven Jones 130 03:14:39
73 Mark Jones 120 03:46:17
74 Paul Jones 143 03:46:19
82 Christopher Jones 167 03:55:42
106 Catherine Jones 166 05:58:50
33 Liz Kersley 151 03:08:28
17 Nicholas Lane 121 03:01:35
95 Neil Lane 205 04:07:51
7 Rowan Llewellyn-williams 124 02:47:54
10 Charles Lowther 113 02:58:01
9 Ben Mallock 102 02:51:12
24 Byron Mann 198 03:04:36
18 Roger Mcdonald 192 03:02:06
51 Gary Meek 190 03:21:36
1 Paul Merrey 199 02:32:49
40 Lee Michelle jones 125 03:11:34
98 Julian Miles 195 04:17:58
3 Stuart Nash 207 02:33:01
35 David O'shea 110 03:10:27
86 Dave Panting 131 03:56:04
32 Alexander Paton 148 03:08:19
37 Gary Pedder 137 03:10:28
4 Mark Perrin 144 02:36:16
30 Hywel Phillips 107 03:07:34
31 Tony Pile 212 03:07:57
76 Wayne Poulton 203 03:51:25
58 Emily Ravenhill 156 03:28:04
77 Lyndon Reardon 206 03:52:06
41 Will Rickards 189 03:12:17
42 Rob Rickards 188 03:12:18
102 James Robinson 117 04:46:43
89 Nick Smith 145 03:59:00
26 Andrew Sparks 139 03:05:07
62 Rick Stocks 108 03:30:44
38 Paul Stone 171 03:10:33
100 Neil Taylor 196 04:38:22
19 Cris Tett 133 03:02:59
96 Steven Thompson 174 04:14:52
103 Steve Vickers 216 04:46:59
59 Mark Wakeley 202 03:28:47
39 Paul Watkins 179 03:11:26
101 Beth Watkins 116 04:46:42
67 Andrew Watson 163 03:43:03
71 Hemming Wayne 191 03:44:46
90 Jayne White 197 04:00:04
61 David Williams 213 03:30:25
48 Paul Wood 185 03:16:06
50 Owain Wood 169 03:21:35
14 David Woolley 193 02:59:21
72 Les Worgan 175 03:44:54
78 Nigel Wotherspoon 172 03:52:11
84 Matthew Young 158 03:55:54
104 Michael Young 157 05:12:21
105 Robert Young 159 05:12:21

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IRON MOUNTAIN SPORTIF RESULTS - 25 MILES

KEY

First column - Finishing position
Second column - Rider name
Third column - Rider number
Fourth column - Finishing time

12 Euros Ap dafydd 54 02:13:58
23 Stuart Ball 70 02:43:43
32 Chris Barden 57 03:08:51
34 Tonia Barden 59 03:13:06
31 Steve Barker 56 03:08:44
28 Ian Beacham 53 02:53:40
18 Oliver David 52 02:25:06
33 Richard Eggar 58 03:08:51
20 Rod Elliot 89 02:33:21
3 John Evans 76 02:04:56
1 Ken Fowler 71 01:54:05
15 Paul Glass 88 02:22:03
21 Harper Graham 79 02:36:42
11 Roy Gutterudgo 82 02:13:20
2 Roger Guy 73 02:04:51
16 Gareth Harris 75 02:22:10
14 Catrin Houston 51 02:18:47
19 Iolanda Jackson John 84 02:31:05
8 Jenkins Jason 78 02:12:35
5 Dean JJ 85 02:04:57
22 Phil Jones 80 02:36:42
27 Sheelagh Kerry 60 02:50:05
13 Gabor Kls 77 02:18:36
35 Alock Kumas rana 55 03:14:19
24 Richard Lloyd 69 02:43:46
17 Alan Mackenzie 64 02:23:46
9 Libby Morgan 68 02:13:08
10 Emma Morgan 67 02:13:11
7 Mike Newman 81 02:10:41
25 Helen Priest 74 02:50:05
6 Gareth Prothero 72 02:10:00
4 Mark Rowland 83 02:04:53
29 Lorraine Scott 86 02:55:44
26 Brynley Smith 61 02:50:04
30 John Smith 87 02:55:45

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IRON MOUNTAIN SPORTIF RESULTS - 25 MILES

These are the results from the Iron Mountain Sportif on Saturday.

The key to the results is:

First column - Finishing position
Second column - Rider
Third column - Rider number
Fourth column - Finishing time

12 Euros Ap dafydd 54 02:13:58
23 Stuart Ball 70 02:43:43
32 Chris Barden 57 03:08:51
34 Tonia Barden 59 03:13:06
31 Steve Barker 56 03:08:44
28 Ian Beacham 53 02:53:40
18 Oliver David 52 02:25:06
33 Richard Eggar 58 03:08:51
20 Rod Elliot 89 02:33:21
3 John Evans 76 02:04:56
1 Ken Fowler 71 01:54:05
15 Paul Glass 88 02:22:03
21 Harper Graham 79 02:36:42
11 Roy Gutterudgo 82 02:13:20
2 Roger Guy 73 02:04:51
16 Gareth Harris 75 02:22:10
14 Catrin Houston 51 02:18:47
19 Iolanda Jackson John 84 02:31:05
8 Jenkins Jason 78 02:12:35
5 Dean JJ 85 02:04:57
22 Phil Jones 80 02:36:42
27 Sheelagh Kerry 60 02:50:05
13 Gabor Kls 77 02:18:36
35 Alock Kumas rana 55 03:14:19
24 Richard Lloyd 69 02:43:46
17 Alan Mackenzie 64 02:23:46
9 Libby Morgan 68 02:13:08
10 Emma Morgan 67 02:13:11
7 Mike Newman 81 02:10:41
25 Helen Priest 74 02:50:05
6 Gareth Prothero 72 02:10:00
4 Mark Rowland 83 02:04:53
29 Lorraine Scott 86 02:55:44
26 Brynley Smith 61 02:50:04
30 John Smith 87 02:55:45

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CANTERBURY'S Kristian House was left delighted by taking a thrilling National Road Race Cycling Championships in Wales today.

The 29-year-old has secured some good victories in the past nine years but never anything as big as this.

House surged through on the finishing line to send Dorset's Daniel Lloyd into second place again after Lloyd had lost out to Tour de France star David Millar two years ago on over the same Abergavenny course.

Rising Isle of Man star Peter Kennaugh, a great friend of cycling's current man of the moment Mark Cavendish, was third and, in doing so, denied Barloworld team ace Chris Froome, who was riding his first National Championships, a podium place.

It was particularly tough on Froome because he rode the race of the day. He was out at the front for most of the afternoon and, after a long crawl up the main climb of the day, the Tumble Mountain, which was lined full of spectators, had built up an advantage of nearly three minutes over the chasers with double Beijing Olympic gold medalist Bradley Wiggins.

But, with Cavendish leading the fightback, that gap was closed down to nothing by the third of the final ten finishing laps around Abergavenny.

While Wiggins wilted to drop out before the final lap, Froome went for glory and took a 33 second lead into the last four-and-a-half mile circuits and looked certain to win.

However, the final three riders left in the chase hit back and the Kenya-born ace was caught and past with yards to go to the line.

It left House delighted and he said: "It's phenomenal - a dream come true. I raced well and it was all down to me at the end. I'm speechless.

"We knew that the race was going to come down to the five of us and, when Ian Stannard got dropped, it was down to us with two laps to go.

"We organised together and got back at Chris. At the end of it, I bided my time and went for it. Froome was on fire but he went a bit early at the end, I think."

Lloyd could not hide the hurt at finishing as bridesmaid afterwards and said: "I'm disappointed because you always want to come to the National Championships and win it. But I was not riding that fantastic today."

Kennaugh, 20, is, though, another rider who looks to be heading for cycling stardom alongside Cavendish, who finished sixth behind 2003 and 2004 national champion Roger Hammond.

He was awarded the Under-23 national jersey and also was allowed to claim the senior bronze medal just hours after Lizzie Armitstead was denied her senior silver in the women's road race because British Cycling said she could not win two prizes in the same race.

However, a British Cycling meeting on Saturday night in Abergavenny overturned that decision, one which women's winner Nicole Cooke described as 'crazy', in time for Kennaugh to have the senior silver placed over his neck.

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NICOLE COOKE proved she is a rider for all seasons after leaving Wales bubbling with pride and winning her tenth National Road Race Championships title on Saturday.

The 26-year-old reigning world champion memorably won her Olympic Games title in the shadow of the Great Wall of China during a downpour.

But yesterday, with tempreatures in the high 70s, she sprinted down the middle of Abergavenny town centre after 80 hot miles to beat youngster Lizzie Armitstead and Olympic Time Trial silver medalist Emma Pooley by ten metres.

Cooke's stunning talent was seen when, as a 16-year-old, she took the senior National Championships and said: "It feels very special, just like the first time.

"It was an incredible with the home crowd and a very special one for number ten."

It obviously meant a great deal for Cooke who wore her World Championships jersey all day and covered it with that tenth National Championships.

She added: "It was a very special day all around with the home crowd and a really good. I have a training camp in Italy until the end of July which will be nice in the build-up to the World Championships."

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WALES stages the biggest cycling weekend in National Championships history - and Risca's Sam Harrison could start the ball rolling for a winning Welsh Saturday by lunchtime.

Harrison is in line to be a future Olympian and was a nominee for the BBC's Young Sports Personality of the Year in 2008 and will be out to beat Newport's Jon Mould, the defending champion, to the Junior National Championships title.

That victory would be sweet as it would come aftere a disaster when he had half-a-dozen of his bikes, worth thousands of pounds, stolen this month.

So, from a solid build-up towards the race, Harrison is having to re-adjust and said: "It was a big shock and it's really affected my training.

"I've borrowed a bike from my mate but it's not the same as having my own bike."

The multi-British National Track Championships gold medalist, of Cwmcarn Paragon but now with the Planet-X team, faces some stiff competition when the teenagers hit the road at 9am tomorrow.

Mould will be hoping to upstage his local rival, though, after taking the juniors crown in North Yorkshire 12 months ago.

And Isle of Man ace Tim Kennaugh, who is good friends with current men's sensation Mark Cavendish and whose brother Peter is another hot-shot, is possibly podium-bound.

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