Stratford Cycling Club

RACING

All the latest results will be added shortly after the event, previous season results can also be found here. Results for Open Time Trials and the Road Races will be made available as downloadable PDF’s.

If you are interested in representing the club at other races organised by other clubs please download the SCC race calander using the links below.

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The Club Time Trial competitions, open to first claim members only are detailed as follows:

You must be a member of a RTTC affiliated club to race our club time trials. You can not join Stratford Cycling Club on a race night you must be a member for at least 24 hours before competing.

a
Road Race - won by the rider accumulating the highest points in the season based on the BCF points system. In event of points being tied the committee will adjudicate the winner.
b
Scratch Club Time Trial Points - won by the rider accumulating the highest points total from his/her best 6 results (but who must have ridden at least one 25 mile and one Roadmans) in club time trials. Based on 20 points allocated to the winner, down to one point for 20th place.
c
Handicap Time Trial Points - won by the rider amassing the highest points total on net handicap position, using the same scoring formula as for the scratch points.
d
Veteran Standard Time Trial Points - As for “c” above, but open to veteran riders only.
e
Club BAR - won by both the male and female riders (2 awards) obtaining the lowest aggregate time over the distances of 10 miles, 25 miles and 50miles. The competition will be based on rides carried out between 1st March and 1st October in each year. This will be confined to Stratford Cycling Club midweek events for the 10 and 25 miles and Open events for 50 miles. Results sheets for Open events must be submitted to the Time Trial Secretary by 31st October of that year.
f
Hill Climb – Won by the rider with the fastest time in the Club Hill Climb event
g

Most Improved - male, female and junior Riders (3 awards). This is a discretionary award made by the Committee to the male, female and junior riders judged to have made the greatest improvement.

h Clubman of the Year – a discretionary award made by the Committee to the member they consider to have made the greatest contribution to the Club over the previous year.
i The Robert Heenan - memorial Trophy will be awarded to the most outstanding Junior Rider of the year.
   
  Youth and Junior Time Trial trophies.
  Youth Under 16
Rules:
1. The competition is open to all youths as defined by British Cycling
2. The competition will comprise of 6 events each year, all on the 'Quiet courses' and the Hill climb.
3. Points will be awarded for each event with 1 point for 1st place, 2 for 2nd, 3 for 3rd and so on. (Placing will be for eligible riders only).
4. The riders best 4 performances will count, the rider with the lowest total from 4 events being the winner. In the event of a tie the riders 4th highest placing will be used to determine the winner.

Junior Under 18
Rules:
1. The Competition is open to all Juniors as defined by the CTT.
2. The competition comprises of four qualifying club events each year, a 10, a 25 mile, a circuit time trial and hill climb.
3. To be eligible for this competition a minimum of three out of the 4 events must be completed
4. Points will be awarded for placing in each event with 1 point for 1st place, 2 for 2nd, 3 for 3rd and so on. All competitors in each event will receive points.
5. The rider’s best 3 performances will count, the rider with the lowest total from the 3 events being declared the winner. In the event of a tie the riders 3rd highest placing will be used to determine the winner