CYCLING TIME TRIALS A N N U A L R E P O R T & S T A T E M E N T O F A C C O U N T S

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1 CYCLING TIME TRIALS A N N U A L R E P O R T & S T A T E M E N T O F A C C O U N T S For a meeting of the National Council to be held at STAVERTON PARK, DAVENTRY, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, NN11 6JT On Sunday 4 December 2016 at am. Registration: am.

2 L-R: Peter Chronicle, Robert Franks, David Barry (presenting Certificates of Honour) and Charles Barnett CYCLING TIME TRIALS BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND NATIONAL OFFICERS Since the National Council meeting held on Sunday 06 December 2015 the Board of Directors has met nine times. A further meeting will take place the day before the 2016 National Council meeting. Attendance of the Board members and Officers has been as follows: Mrs Sheila Hardy (Chairman) 8; David Barry 8; Sue Bowler 8; Robin Field 5; Julian Gee 5; Stewart Harrison 1 (resigned April 2016); Peter Rogers 7; Gavin Russell 6; Paul Thomson 7; Roger Wakeling 8 ; Mark Sanders (Treasurer) 8; Keith Lawton (National Secretary (Competitions & Development)) 6; Stewart Smith (National Secretary (Competitions & Development)) 8, Nick Sharpe (National Secretary (Legal & Corporate)) 8; Willie Cosh 3; Bill McMillan 4. Joe Summerlin was elected to the Board but sadly passed away on 10 December Willie Cosh and Bill McMillan (both Scotland District) were co-opted on to the Board although did not have a vote. Willie and Bill alternated their attendance at Board meetings. Absence from a meeting can be for a variety of reasons; organisation of cycling events, family commitments or health issues. Sub-Committees There are three sub-committees. Each subcommittee is appointed with designated areas of responsibility: SUB-COMMITTEE 1: (Awards & Grants, Constitution, Rules & Regulations, Road Traffic Acts, Risk Assessment, Accidents, Child Protection,) - Sue Bowler, David Barry, Gavin Russell, Robin Field, Peter Rogers, Mark Sanders, Nick Sharpe. SUB-COMMITTEE 2: (Publicity, Technical, Coaching, Computerisation, Meetings & Liaison, Championships, Competitions Development, International Events, Development of the Sport, Doping & Ethics) Julian Gee, Keith Lawton, Stewart Smith, Joe Summerlin, Paul Thomson, Roger Wakeling. CHAMPIONS NIGHT: Sue Bowler, Sheila Hardy, Mark Sanders, Stewart Smith, Paul Thomson, Alison Torode. The Chairman moves between the sub-committee meetings as subject matter dictates. STAFFING 2016 Keith Lawton retired as National Secretary (Competitions & Development) with effect from 5 August In order to ensure the best transition, 2

3 CERTIFICATES OF HONOUR Since the publication of the 2015 Annual Report, Certificates of Honour have been awarded to: Colin Wakeman Central DC David Nock London East DC Terry Anderson London East DC Maggie Smith London West DC Ian Ross Manchester DC Charles Barnett Midland DC Peter Chronicle Midland DC Bob Franks Midland DC Eddie Smith Midland DC Mike Brewer South West DC FINANCE LYNNE BIDDULPH Stewart Smith was employed to attend all national events to learn the ropes prior to Keith s retirement and on a full time basis from May in order to shadow Keith in his role. Keith s retirement gave CTT an opportunity to review the workloads of other members of staff as it was apparent that there was far more for everyone to do, particularly for Nick Sharpe whose professional expertise was being called on more and more to resolve issues. After due consideration, the Board of Directors unanimously agreed that more hours should be offered to Alison Torode (Champions Night Organiser), taking some administrative work from Nick to include project management, research into course measurement, timekeeping, risk assessment, workshops, conferences and logistics of National Council. Mark Sanders (National Treasurer) would take on more hours project managing financial aspects of the website and internet entries in addition to his role of National Treasurer. The staffing position will be reviewed in the spring but for now the roles formerly held respectively by Alison and Mark are ring fenced. The published Cycling Time Trials accounts cover the year to 31 March 2016, and for comparative purposes show the year to 31 March The accounts for the year show a surplus of income over expenditure of 2,000 compared to the previous year s surplus of 51,000. The material factors in this result when compared with the previous year are: Income: Overall, income fell by over 18,000: Type A levies increased by over 3,000 which resulted from an increase of around 1,500 rides. Type B levies fell by 26,000 representing around 13,000 rides. Subscription (affiliation and advertising fees) increased by over 6,000. Handbook deficit increased by 2,000. BADGES OF HONOUR Since the publication of the 2015 Annual Report, Badges of Honour have been awarded to: Keith Lawton Yorkshire DC Gordon Hart London North 3

4 Expenditure: Overall, expenditure increased by 31,000: National administration expenses increased by 37,000. This was due to a number of reasons, to include the expansion of the roles of the Treasurer and Champions Night organiser 7,000; bringing Snowdon Sports on board for publicity 10,000; costs of the development of the new website 12,000; National Council printing was understated in 2014/15 by around 2,000, the increase for 2015/16 being in relation to the new articles approximately 4,000 and extra papers required at the AGM 2,000. The other significant costs were workshops for both Organisers and District Secretaries 17,000 and drug testing 13,000. The cost of race numbers was 46,000 less than in The reserves at 31 March 2016 remain similar to last year s at around 500,000 which would cover the loss of income for over a year, or cover over a year s expenditure. MEMBERSHIP AND PARTICIPATION The number of affiliated clubs currently stands at 1498, an increase of 149 compared with last year. Of these, 535 have registered to carry advertising, an increase of 57 compared to last year. For the financial year to 31 March 2016, there has been an increase in the overall number of rides in Type A events with nearly 68,000 (up by 2%) and a fall in rides in Type B events with 110,000 (down by 10%). Insurance For 2015/16 CTT renewed its insurance using the same insurance broker, Romero Insurance Brokers Ltd. The policy is underwritten by Liberty Mutual Insurance Europe Limited. The total limit of indemnity is 10,000,000. Competitor to competitor cover remains an important element of the policy and provides indemnity should a competitor be involved in an accident involving another competitor whilst participating in a time trial held under CTT s Rules and Regulations. MICHAEL BROADWITH 4

5 CHESTER RC SAFETY OF THE SPORT Accident reporting The total number of reported accidents in CTT events in 2016 was 73, as opposed to 85 reported accidents in 2015, which represents a decrease of 14%. 44 accidents were reported in open (Type A) events and 29 in club (Type B) events. It is essential that all accidents are reported to the National Secretary (Legal & Corporate) as soon as possible after the event. Should an accident occur, copies of the following documents should be retained as they may be needed by CTT s insurers: 1. a copy of the police notification form sent to the police 2. any letter of acknowledgement from the police 3. the start sheet 4. the signing on sheet 5. the on the day risk assessment 6. any warning notice given to the competitors on the day (usually displayed alongside the signing on sheet). Accidents should be reported using the standard CTT form. This has been agreed with CTT s insurers and is available from either the District Secretary, National Secretary (Legal & Corporate) or can be downloaded from the CTT website. Ideally accident reports should be submitted to the National Secretary (Legal & Corporate) by to nick.sharpe@cyclingtimetrials.org.uk or alternatively by post to the address in the current CTT handbook. HENRIETTA COLBOURNE 5

6 ADAM DUGGLEBY AND STEVE BATE Cycle event signage Over 20 affiliated clubs which have never previously promoted time trials took advantage of the offer to purchase a Starter Pack of cycle event signs at a special rate of (to include carriage). Ten further clubs have replenished their stock with new signage. The Board of Directors see this as a further opportunity to continue with the offer in The Board are reviewing the next family of cycle event signs which are of a drop-down type, made of metal and will be fixed permanently. These signs will require the approval of the appropriate highways agency and/or a local authority. They will be manufactured similar to regulatory signage seen on the public highway. If your club needs signs please order well in advance. At peak times the manufacture and processing of signs can take several weeks. Information regarding cycle event signage can be obtained at signs@cyclingtimetrials.org.uk ALEX DOWSETT 6

7 WELFARE OF THE SPORT Regulation 25 and Medical Control Anti-Doping collections were carried out at various events, including National Championships during In all 72 samples have been collected. At the time of compiling this report, CTT has not been notified of any adverse analytical findings. In all cases the randomly selected individuals were very co-operative. It is very important to note that it is the individual rider s responsibility to check if they are required for Doping Control. Riders should always return to the event HQ on completion of their ride, and if required, report to Doping Control. Importantly, failure to report renders the individual liable to be disqualified from the event and/or further disciplinary action. We would remind riders to check with their doctor, if they are taking medication, that the use of such medication does not contravene the Anti- Doping Regulations. Also, riders should be aware that a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) may retrospectively be applied for. Details of banned substances can be found on the UKAD website If you have a concern about doping, however small it may seem, you can contact UKAD direct. UKAD would like to know who is involved (can include individuals or teams), what they are doing and why, how they are doping, when and where it is happening and who they are obtaining the substances from. UKAD is constantly building its picture of doping in sport and your information could be just the detail UKAD needs. You can call UKAD anonymously 24/7 to talk to a highly-trained operator who is independent from UKAD Call UKAD: If you d prefer not to speak to anyone, you can also report your concerns online: Say No to Doping campaign Following a small but significant spike in the number of doping violations in 2015, the CTT Board decided to run a publicity campaign to remind all competitors of the importance of riding clean. The support of our current Champions of Champions was sought to be ambassadors for the campaign and we are pleased to have enlisted the help of Hayley Simmonds, Matt Clinton, Louise Scupham and Matt Langworthy, who all endorsed the programme. The campaign, featuring all four riders in action and a new logo, was put together to include posters, banners for National events and for advertisements for use online and in social media. A set of posters for use at open events was also produced and sent to all race organisers and have been in use at events from June onwards. This effort has led to awareness of the issue of use of banned substances being heightened and, for riders, a greater understanding of the importance of their actions. It highlights CTT s efforts through doping controls to detect and eliminate cheats in our sport. DEVELOPMENT OF THE SPORT Our publicity campaigns 2016 The main objectives of CTT s advertising and publicity campaigns are: 1. To attract new riders to try our sport. 2. To engage with existing riders more fully. Attracting new riders This was the first year for some time that CTT has not paid for an advertising campaign. However, CTT still continued to benefit from investment made in previous years in campaigns aimed at attracting new riders into the sport. For example, The Race of Truth website ( which is aimed at new riders, attracted over 2700 new visitors in the first eight months of 2016 alone. Communicating with existing riders In 2016 CTT further developed a new strand to its activity started in 2015, by upgrading CTT s presence on social media by working with the news organisation Snowdon Sports as our social media managers. Snowdon s brief is to write and distribute through social media (principally Facebook and Twitter) weekly race reports and other news, thereby keeping our clubs, riders and other interested parties up to date with the sport in a manner not achieved through the mainstream cycling media. The result of this work has seen a dramatic increase in the number of followers on both the major social media networks. In 2016 there has been a 30% increase in the number of people following the CTT Facebook page (4170 to 5426) with a 17% increase in the number of people following CTT on Twitter (4439 to 5180). CTT is on track for another big year of growth. In 2015 the total reach on Facebook was 609,606. At the time of writing we are at nearly 900,000, and there is still the hill-climb season to come. In addition to social media, throughout the year CTT has continued to commission and publish 7

8 GHS - JOE LAVERICK AND LAUREN DOLAN WITH MATT CLINTON professional videos of our national championships and other major events and place these on the major video sharing platforms, You Tube and Vimeo. These are also then promoted by our social media outlets. An occasional series of video interviews was introduced with top riders commenting on their racing and training regimes. The first of these featured multi-champion and record holder, Matthew Bottrill, which was premiered in November This was followed by a two-part interview with record breaking Hayley Simmonds in April this year. Scholarship During 2016 the Scholarship gave support to Jake Coward, Ben McIntosh, Alice Cobb and Henrietta Colborne. Due to ill health, Ben had to return to the UK mid-season. Rider s blogs have appeared periodically on the website throughout the season. Website ( The new website was launched in mid-march with the integrated entry system following in early May. Since then the site has been constantly evolving. The site requires individuals to register in order to use its full potential. Currently just under 13,000 have done so. The site is Role based with different roles being able to perform different functions. General users can enter or withdraw from events and maintain their own profile area, including the ability to choose what level of privacy they require. They receive automatic notification of acceptance/ rejection to events as well as notification of the publishing of Start and Result sheets. Organisers can manage their events, accept or reject entrants (any rejected entries are automatically refunded), upload start and result sheets direct to the site and entrants with a link where they can download full start and result sheets. It is also possible to the entrants with any other information. If an event is cancelled, organisers can arrange through admin for entrants to receive a full or partial refund. District users are able to add/amend new events, courses, course maps and clubs. One of the most recent additions to the site has been the creation of a club panel. This means that club officials can pay the annual affiliation and any advertising fee online. When payment is made online, district officials are informed by . Over the winter months new static pages will be 8

9 added with Competition Record and Past Champions information. Future development includes the automation of the various BBAR competitions, RTTC Classic Series and the Champions of Champions. Once the above is achieved it is intended that the Ranking System will be implemented as proposed by the 2015 Working Group and subsequently accepted by the Board. Numbers New sets of race numbers (1-150) have been available at a discounted price of 50 with the normal cost price of a set of numbers of this quality being 150. A box of 1000 pins can also be supplied at an additional cost of 10. Fifteen clubs have included a set of numbers with their Starter Pack purchase and a further six clubs have purchased a number set. Closed Circuit Events In developing the time trialling ethos to a wider audience, a number of closed circuit events have been organised during the 2015 and 2016 seasons. The events successfully delivered were promoted in North Yorkshire on the Croft Motor Racing Circuit. With two events held in 2015 and a further three in 2016, interest in this type of time trialling is on the increase, with 75 riders competing in the final 2016 event. Interest in all the events came from right across the cycling fraternity, with ages in these Come & Try It Type B events ranging from six years through to 70 years plus. With families entering, competition between parents and children was keen. It is hoped to encourage this model across an increased number of Districts in coming seasons. The closed circuit RTTC National Championship continues to grow in popularity; and in only its third year, this year s event - again at Thruxton motor racing circuit - has attracted a record number of 314 entrants, a fantastic achievement after such a short time. Electronic start and result sheets The majority of start and result sheets are now sent electronically. Start and result lists submitted to the website in the correct format are usually published within 24 hours. A complete copy of both the start and result sheet must still be sent to the relevant District official. It should be noted that all literature sent this way must still comply with Regulation 27 (e) & (j) and MUST include the words Promoted for and on behalf of Cycling Time Trials under their Rules and Regulations. In order to comply with insurance requirements this wording MUST be included. Complete copies of both the start and result sheets can also be added to the website. Organisers should use the built in facility to inform riders how they can download the complete copy. In order to comply with data protection principles, start and result sheets should be sent to riders using the B (blind copy) function so as not to disclose the addresses of other recipients. No attachments should contain personal information (eg. address, telephone number, date of birth etc). Workshops/Conferences A total of 56 delegates attended a friendly and informative Organisers Workshop held on 12 March Topics covered included on the day risk assessments, event organisation, accident reporting and timekeeping; followed by an afternoon workshop focusing on the new CTT website. Many who attended said the knowledge gained increased their confidence and would encourage them to promote events in the future. A District Secretaries meeting was held on 13 February 2016 with all 22 of CTT s Districts represented. Topics covered included affiliation (following the new articles of association), payment by BACS/District bank accounts, accident reports, Gold badge/certificate of Honour criteria, antidoping, information deadlines, risk assessments and an update on the new CTT website. All those who attended found this an extremely useful and informative day. CYCLING TIME TRIALS HANDBOOK This year, a copy of the handbook again was issued free of charge to all affiliated clubs and all event organisers. For 2017, the cover price will remain at 9.00 with postage and packaging at 1.50 per copy. There will be a 50p per copy discount on all orders received before 31 December These will be dispatched direct from the printer (Geerings Print Ltd) in mid-january Orders received after this date will not receive the discount. With more riders using internet entry and full details of the majority of events being available on the CTT website, the total distribution of the handbook has fallen to approximately

10 MARCIN BIABOBLOCKI CHAMPIONS NIGHT Once again the RTTC Gala Evening and Prize Presentation (Champions Night) took place in January at Heythrop Park, Enstone, Oxfordshire. This fabulous, purpose built venue is perfect for our function and the changed format has been well received. We were delighted to welcome Michael Hutchinson as our compere for the evening and he, in turn, welcomed author Paul Jones as our principal guest. Paul has written some very good cycling books, but of particular interest to time trial riders is A Corinthian Endeavour the history of the National Hill Climb, which is a brilliant history and insight into hill climbing, recognising all the great, good and fabulous hill climbers who have won RTTC championship hill climbs over the years, up until the present day. Paul not only writes about our sport, but he also takes part and is no slouch when it comes to his own times, but his heart is very much in his writing. This year our stage was dressed with Pinarello bikes, courtesy of Phil Griffiths and Yellow, plus the fantastic sail banners depicting our champions. Excellent lighting and great photography from Brian Jones, with pictures of each of the winners projected onto the backdrop as they arrived at the stage to collect their awards, made special moments for each of them, which were shared with Chairman Sheila Hardy and Paul Jones and a full auditorium of appreciative cyclists. Visitors and guests were welcomed by National Treasurer, Mark Sanders, who shared his thoughts on our sport and concluded by asking all those present to give a warm round of applause to Keith Lawton who had announced he would be retiring as National Secretary (Competition & Development) during The formal part of the evening was closed by Paul Jones who gave an excellent and inspiring speech about his profession and the interesting people he encounters on his travels which was clearly enjoyed by all present. Dinner was served in the Ballroom and after guests mingled in the dining hall and surrounding area, where there was live music. After dinner Paul mingled with the guests, many of whom were looking forward to joining new club mates for the 2016 season. Thanks go to Geerings Print who support CTT during the year, producing the Cycling Time Trials handbook, pre-orders of which were available for collection at the event. The excellent organisation of the evening was due largely to Alison Torode and Keith Lawton supported by Board members of Cycling Time Trials, their families and friends to whom we give a huge vote of thanks. SCOTLAND DISTRICT Following the adoption of the new CTT Articles of Association at the 2015 National Council AGM, this paved the way for the formation of a new CTT District Scotland District. This has proved to be a very successful and active District, overseeing the promotion of 31 events over the season with a total of 1090 rides. During 2016, 61 cycling clubs have affiliated to CTT through Scotland District with the prospect of more to come in

11 COURSE MEASUREMENT A number of incidents during the 2015 season led to the Board of Directors suspending the use of GPS devices for course measurement. In the spring of 2016 Districts were contacted and asked to respond to a number of questions so that the Board could understand how this decision affected them and what concerns the Districts had. The replies were diverse; some Districts have many people with the ability and knowledge to use a Jones Counter whilst others have no-one willing or able and had been solely relying on the use of GPS devices for many years. It is the intention of the Directors that a suitable method of measuring is found, one that is accessible to all Districts and is user friendly. A number of suggestions have been made and these are now in trial. Once a conclusion is reached then we will endeavour to roll this out to all of the districts via workshops to take place in the first half of WORKING GROUP NATIONAL RANKING SYSTEM Following the findings of the Working Group that sat in 2015, it was intended during 2016 to put in hand a trial of the Ranking System with a view to that going live in As the Ranking System is a points based system, points being calculated from results, such a system is necessarily dependent on the facility being in place on the CTT website. Following the launch of the website in mid-march this year, there have been many other aspects of the website and its functionality that needed to be addressed before the trial Ranking System could be worked on. Unfortunately, there has been insufficient time to create the Ranking System facility. It is however anticipated that this will be put in place over the winter months and that consequently the Ranking System should be trialled during 2017 with a view to it going live in MAJOR EVENTS Champion of Champions Competitions Ron Kitching Trophy By winning the 25, 50 and Circuit Championships, Ryan Perry took the honours at the final event, from Richard Bussell. Last year s winner Matt Clinton took 3rd. Pos Points 1 Ryan Perry, Langdale Lightweights RT 3 2 Richard Bussell, AeroCoach 5 3 Matt Clinton, Mike Vaughan Cycles 11 Beryl Burton Trophy Julia Shaw took the honours by winning the Circuit, 2nd in the 50 and 3rd in the 10 from 2nd place Alice Lethbridge. Pos Points 1 Julia Shaw, drag2zero 6 2 Alice Lethbridge, Starley Racing 15 3 Emma Lewis, Adalta Cycling Club 28 Chris Boardman Trophy Pos Points 1 Eugene Cross, SSLL Racing Team 7 2 Nathan Allatt, Royal Navy & Royal Marines CA 14 3 Max McMurdo, SSLL Racing Team 19 Junior Girls Champion of Champions Trophy Pos Points 1 Henrietta Colborne, Team Ford Ecoboost 3 2 Caitlin Peters, i-team 6 3 Anna Henderson, Lovelo Cinelli RT 7 RTTC Classic Series Events were held in North, London East, Manchester, Midland and South Wales Districts on a variety of classic courses. In 2016, the total number of competitors across all six rounds was 630. Congratulations are extended to Phil Graves (Men), Claire Rose (Women), Chris Fennell (Espoirs), David Murphy, (Paracyclists), Jamie Holmes (Junior), Ian Holbrook (Vets Actual), Jackie Field (Ladies Vet) and David Hargreaves (Target Time) who won their respective categories, with Mike Vaughan Cycles taking the team prize. British Best All-Rounder Competitions At time of going to press a total of 97 men and 58 women have completed the appropriate distances. Seventy-five men and 52 women have achieved the 22 mph and 20 mph standards respectively required to be awarded a certificate. Congratulations are due to both Richard Bideau and Hayley Simmonds on winning the 2016 British Best All Rounder titles. Richard Bideau won this year s BBAR by mph from second placed Peter Harrison. Richard achieved times of for 50 miles, (100 miles) and (12 hour) in his 2016 campaign. Hayley Simmonds became the first woman inside 50 minutes for 25 miles with a time of 49.28, supported by times of (50 miles) and (100 miles), her average speed being two mph faster than second placed Angela Hibbs. The men s team award was won by Team Velovelocity with the women s team award being won by Born to Bike-Bridgtown Cycles. 11

12 PEDAL HEAVEN MAJOR EVENTS 2017 Correct at time of going to press Championship Date District TTT 18 June Yorkshire 50 (Men) 25 June Teesside 50 (Women) 25 June Teesside 12Hr 13 August London East July London West 24Hr 22/23 July Liverpool 25 (Women & Juniors) 5/6 August South Wales 25 (Men) 5/6 August South Wales 10 (Women & Juniors) 3 September North 10 (Men) 3 September North GHS 9 September South East Midlands Circuit/Classic Series Rd 6 11 June London North Closed Circuit 15 October South Hill Climb 29 October North East RTTC Classic Series Date District Round 1 26 March South Round 2 14 April Manchester Round 3 23 April Midland Round 4 14 May Scotland Round 5 28 May North Round 6 11 June London North The Joe Summerlin Memorial trophy will be presented to the winner of an invitation time trial to be held each year. In 2017, the inaugural event will be held over 25 miles on 29 July. 12 ANGELA HIBBS

13 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS 2016 Team Time Trial, 5 June, South Hatherleigh 1 Pedal Heaven (Lloyd Chapman, 1:07:40 Joseph Fry, Max Stedman 2 SSLL Racing Team (Andy Jackson, Alastair Wareham, Jonathan Wears) 1:08:19 3 Team Bottrill (John Dewey, 1:09:39 Jonathan Parker, Matthew Smith) Women 1 Chester RC (Rebecca Holland, Gina 1:22:16 Riley, Jill Wilkinson) 2 TORQ Performance (Janet 1:26:42 Birkmyre, Madeline Moore, Melanie Sneddon 3 Tavistock Whs (Victoria Lloyd- Walsh, Pippa McDougall, Kath Fletcher 1:38:29 50 Miles 12 June, S3/50 Men 1 Ryan Perry, Langdale Lightweights 1:39:50 RT 2 Richard Bussell, Aero-Coach 1:40:02 3 Kieron Davies, drag2zero 1:42:22 Team Team Bottrill (John Dewey, Charles 5:13:31 Taylor, Matthew Smith) Andy Jackson, SSLL Racing Team 1:44: Stephen Irwin, North Lancs RC 1:45: David Langlands, Fenland Clarion 1:51: Gregory Woodford, Reading 1:55: Tom Cox, Northover VT/Rudy 2:03:27 Project Chris Scawn, Plymouth Corinthian 2:04: Bob Awcock, Born to Bike - Bridgtown Cycles 2:26:31 50 Miles 12 June, S3/50 Women 1 Angela Hibbs, Fusion RT Fierlan 1:56:02 2 Julia Shaw, drag2zero 1:57:04 3 Becky Lewis, Wrexham RC 1:58:58 Team Born to Bike - Bridgtown Cycles (Chris Melia, Katja Rietdorf, Susan Semple) 6:30: Anna Dearing, Colchester Rovers 2:10: Karina Bowie, Team Bottrill 2:08: Julia Shaw, drag2zero 1:57: Sharon Clifford, WCS Racing Team 2:30: Alison Vessey, Mickey Cranks 2:31: Miles, 10 July, T1002/2 Men 1 Ryan Perry, Langdale Lightweights 3:23:52 2 RT John Dewey, Team Bottrill 3:25:46 3 Richard Bideau, Pendle Forest 3:26:24 Team Team Bottrill, (John Dewey, Charles Taylor, Jonathan Parker) 10:42: David Crawley, Velotik RT 3:38: Richard Bideau, Pendle Forest 3:26: Paul Fleming, Preston Wheelers 4:00: Gregory Woodford, Reading 3:55: Ian Peacock, Leek Cyclists Club 4:24: Michael Black, Springfield Financial 4:09: Tony Stott, VTTA (Yorkshire) 4:28: John Murphy, Gloucester City 4:54:09 Women 1 Hayley Simmonds, AeroCoach 3:46:37 2 Angela Hibbs, Fusion RT Fierlan 3:49:30 3 Bronwen Ewing, Rye &District Wheelers 3:59:33 Team Born to Bike - Bridgtown Cycles, 13:23:09 (Katja Rietdorf, Susan Semple, Lynne Biddulph) Anna Dearing, Colchester Rovers 4:28: Katja Rietdorf, Born to Bike- 4:26:34 Bridgtown Cycles Bronwen Ewing, Rye &District 3:59:33 Wheelers Theresa Taylor, Preston 4:50: Alison Vessey, Mickey Cranks Cycling Club 4:18:24 24 Hours, 23 July, D24hr, Prees Men 1 Michael Broadwith, Arctic Tacx RT Jonathan Shubert, Arctic Tacx RT Victor Chetta, Mid Shropshire Wheelers Women 1 Lynne Biddulph, Born to Bike Bridgtown Cycles 2 Emma Richardson, Audlem Cycling Club 3 Janet Fairclough, St Helens CRC Team Arctic Tacx RT (Michael Broadwith, Jonathan Schubert, Tim Bayley) Tim Bayley, Arctic Tacx RT Paul McGowan, Warrington RC Philip Kelman, Deeside Thistle Jim Williams, Weaver Valey Mike Hazelwood, Saracen RC Edgar Reynolds, Congleton Jim Hopper, Derby Mercury RC

14 KATJA RIETDORF 25 Miles (Women & Juniors), 6 August, N1/25C Women 1 Hayley Simmonds, AeroCoach 0:54:57 2 Anna Turvey, Tyneside Vagabonds 0:56:31 3 Claire Rose, Podium Ambition Pro 0:57:03 Cycling Powered by Club La Santa Team Podium Ambition Pro by Club La Santa (Claire Rose, Elizabeth-Jane Harris, Sarah Storey) 2:53: Liz Powell, Mike Vaughan Cycles 1:00: Karina Bowie, Team Bottrill 1:01: Bronwen Ewing, Rye & District 0:58:44 Wheelers Sarah Matthews, a3crg 1:03: Alison Vessey, Micky Cranks 1:11: Gill Reynolds, Willesden 1:11: Cheryl Trueman, Team Swift 1:17: Gill Henshaw, VC Long Eaton 1:24:17 Juniors 1 Jake Wright, Identity Race Team 0:54:16 2 Max McMurdo, SSLL Racing Team 0:55:35 3 Dan Martin, Thanet RC 0:56:23 1 Girl Henrietta Colborne, Team Ford 1:00:29 Echoboost 2 Girl Caitlin Peters, I-Team 1:04:47 3 Girl Monica Dew, Boot Out Breast 1:06:27 Cancer Team Mid Shropshire Wheelers, (Jamie Holmes, Kieran Morris, Ewan Mellor) 3:03:36 14 Boy Vaughan Marris, Fareham 1:03:51 Wheelers 15 Boy Kieran Morris, Mid Shropshire Wheelers 1:00:59 16 Boy Nathan Allatt, Royal Navy & Royal 0:56:46 Marines CA 17 Boy Jake Wright, Identity Race Team 0:54:16 18 Boy Max McMurdo, SSLL Racing Team 0:55:35 14 Girl Caitlin Peters, I-Team 1:04:47 18 Girl Henrietta Colborne, Team Ford Ecoboost 1:00:29 25 Miles (Men), 7 August, B25/4 Men 1 Ryan Perry, Langdale Lightweights 0:46:31 RT 2 Richard Bussell, AeroCoach 0:46:34 3 Kieron Davies, drag2zero 0:47:47 Team Team Bottrill (John Dewey, Matthew Smith, Jonathan Parker) 2:26: Brett Harwood, Terry Wright 0:49:01 Cycles RC Stephen Irwin, North Lancs RC 0:48: David Langlands, Fenland Clarion 0:51: Phil Watts, North Hampshire RC 0:53: Phil Barnes, Team Swift 0:56: Chris Scawn, Plymouth Corinthian 0:57: John Murphy, Gloucester City Cycling Club 1:04:15 12 Hours, 26 June, R12/16 Men 1 Danny Grieves, GS Metro Tejvan Pettinger, Sri Chinmoy Cycling Team 3 Gregory Woodford, Reading Team Royal Navy & Royal Marines CA (Gary Drew, Leon Marshall, James Scott)

15 40-44 Steven Abraham, North Bucks RC Nigel Haigh, Strategic Lions Gary Drew, Royal Navy & Royal Marines CA Gregory Woodford, Reading James McKenzie, Ashwell Chris Scawn, Plymouth Corinthian Cycling Club John Murphy, Gloucester City Cycling Club Women 1 Katja Rietdorf, Born to Bike Bridgtown Cycles 2 Crystal Spearman, NOPINZ Lynne Biddulph, Born to Bike Bridgtown Cycles Team Camel Valley C &TC (Ginine Gronwalt, Helen Willis, Catherine Snell) Ginine Gronwalt, Camel Valley C & TC Katja Rietdorf, Born to Bike Bridgtown Cycles Helen Willis, Camel Valley C & TC Miles (Men), 21 August, P886 1 Richard Bussell, AeroCoach 0:20:35 2 James Gullen, Pedal Heaven 0:20:39 3 Ryan Perry, Langdale Lightweights 0:20:46 RT Team Pedal Heaven (Lloyd Chapman, Joseph Fry, James Gullen) 1:03: Brett Harwood, Terry Wright 0:21:54 Cycles RC Simon Norman, Bedfordshire Road 0:22:36 RT Kevin Tye, VeloRefined Aerosmiths 0:22: Philip Watts, North Hampshire RC 0:24: Phil Barnes, Team Swift 0:26:11 10 Miles (Women & Juniors), 20 August, G10/42 Women 1 Hayley Simmonds, AeroCoach 0:21:28 2 Anna Turvey, Tyneside Vagabonds 0:22:03 3 Julia Shaw, drag2zero 0:22:12 Team AeroCoach (Hayley Simmonds, Victoria Smith, Lydia Gurley) 1:07: Liz Powell, Mike Vaughan Cycles 0:23: Karina Bowie, Team Bottrill 0:24: Julia Shaw, drag2zero 0:22: Sarah Matthews,...a3crg 0:24: Alison Vessey, Micky Cranks 0:27: Angela Launder, Kingston Phoenix RC 0:34:54 Juniors 1 Adam Hartley, PH-MAS Cycling 0:20:09 2 Jake Wright, Identity Race Team 0:21:15 3 Ollie Jones, Ipswich BC 0:21:26 DANNY GRIEVES 1 Girl Henrietta Colborne, Team Ford 0:23:23 Ecoboost 2 Girl Hetty Niblett, Footon Velosport 0:24:02 3 Girl Anna Henderson, Lovelo Cinelli RT 0:24:16 Team Identity Race Team (Jake Wright, Elliot Reed, Sam Iddon) 1:07:46 12 Alfie Salmon, Lee Valley Youth 0:31:16 14 Euan Backus, Zappi s Ladies Race 0:23:32 Team 15 Harry Buxton, Broomwagon RT 0:22;38 16 Nathan Allatt, Royal Navy & Royal 0:21:45 Marines CA 17 Adam Hartley, PH-MAS Cycling 0:20:09 18 Ollie Jones, Ipswich BC 0:21:26 14 Girl Caitlin Peters, i-team 0:26:15 15 Girl Pfeiffer Georgi, Liv - Epic 0:24:27 Coaching 16 Girl Savannah Hewson, Hillingdon 0:27:04 Slipstreamers 17 Girl Hetty Niblett, Footon Velosport 0:24:02 18 Girl Henrietta Colborne, Team Ford Ecoboost 0:23:23 15

16 JAKE WRIGHT 16 GHS 10, 10 September, K33/10D Boys 1 Joe Laverick, Flex-Tech Ettridge 0:21:01 Cycles RT 2 Nathan Allatt, Royal Navy & Royal 0:21:13 Marines CA 3 Timothy Torrie, DFL In-Gear 0:21:14 1 Girl Lauren Dolan, Liv - Epic 0:22:32 Coaching 2 Girl Caitlin Peters, i-team 0:23:36 3 Girl April Tacey, Leicestershire RC 0:23:54 Team Team RL360 IOM (William Draper, Adam Kelly, Thomas Bostock) 1:04:39 12 Boy Joshua Tarling, West Wales Cycle 0:22:50 Racing Team 13 Boy Bryn Richards, Bourne Wheelers 0:22:53 14 Boy Daniel Dixon, Gosforth RC 0:21:59 15 Boy Joe Laverick, Flex-Tech Ettridge 0:21:01 Cycles RT 16 Boy Nathan Allatt, Royal Navy & Royal 0:21:13 Marines CA 12 Girl Daphne Jones, Mid Shropshire 0:30:55 Wheelers 13 Girl Molly Farrell, Guernsey Velo Club 0:25:09 14 Girl Caitlin Peters, i-team 0:23:36 15 Girl April Tacey, Leicestershire RC 0:23:54 16 Girl Lauren Dolan, Liv - Epic Coaching 0:22:32 Circuit Championships, 11 September, K33/ Men 1 Ryan Perry, Langdale Lightweights 0:51:29 RT 2 Matthew Smith, Team Bottrill 0:51:35 3 Matt Clinton, Mike Vaughan Cycles 0:51: David Crawley, Velotik Racing 0:52:37 Team Simon Beldon, SSLL Racing Team 0:53: Kevin Tye, VeloRefined Aerosmiths 0:53: Richard Howes, Coventry Road 1:00:38 Club James McKenzie, Ashwell 1:01: Chris Scawn, Plymouth Corinthian 1:02: David Hargreaves, North Lancs RC 1:01: Vincent Jenkins, LeisureLakesBikes. 1:07:10 com Women 1 Julia Shaw, drag2zero 0:58:20 2 Alice Lethbridge, Starley Racing 0:59:15 3 Emma Lewis, Adalta Cycling Club 0:59: Liz Powell, Mike Vaughan Cycles 1:00: Julia Shaw, drag2zero 0:58:20 Juniors 1 Samuel Henning, HMT Academy 0:55:07 with JLT Condor 2 Cavan Walker, Acre Racing Team 0:56:04 1 Girl Monica Dew, Boot Out Breast Cancer 1:02:58 12 Boy Thomas Heighton, Stockton 1:24:46 Wheelers 13 Boy Baden Green, Stratford Cycling 1:12:16 Club 15 Boy Tristan Pilling, Middleton 1:03:47 16 Boy Cavan Walker, Acre Racing Team 0:56:04 17 Boy Samuel Henning, HMT Academy 0:55:07 with JLT Condor 15 Girl Caitlin Peters, i-team 1:04:46

17 18 Girl Monica Dew, Boot Out Breast Cancer 1:02:58 Closed Circuit Championships, 16 October, Thruxton Men 1 Josh Teasdale, Prorace Cycling 0:23:03 Team 2 Matthew Smith, Team Bottrill 0:23:09 3 John Dewey, Team Bottrill 0:23: David Crawley, Velotik Racing 0:23:49 Team Gavin Hinxman, Kettering 0:24: Rob Pears, Bath Cycling Club 0:25: Kevin Tye, VeloRefined Aerosmiths 0:24: David Butt, Weymouth 0:27: Barrie Mitchell, Team Jewson - MI 0:29:01 Racing - Polypipe Terry Icke, Newport (Shropshire) 0:27: Vincent Jenkins, LeisureLakesBikes. 0:30:29 com Women 1 Emma Lewis, Adalta Cycling Club 0:26:08 2 Kate Allan, drag2zero 0:26:12 3 Alice Lethbridge, Starley Racing 0:26: Melanie Sneddon, TORQ Performance 0:27: Karina Bowie, Team Bottrill 0:28: Dena Ford, High Wycombe 0:29: Sarah Matthews,...a3crg 0:27: Alison Vessey, Mickey Cranks 0:31:54 Cycling Gill Reynolds, Willesden 0:33:19 Juniors 1 Eugene Cross, SSLL Racing Team 0:24:24 2 Samuel Wadsley, Poole Wheelers 0:25:06 3 Lewis Askey, RST Racing Team 0:25:07 1 Girl Henrietta Colborne, Team Jadan 0:28:08 2 Girl Caitlin Peters, i-team 0:28:09 3 Girl Anna Henderson, Lovelo Cinelli RT 0:28:21 12 Boy Cameron Still, Hillingdon 0:30:59 Slipstreamers 13 Boy Oisin Murphy, Hillingdon 0:30:25 Slipstreamers 14 Boy Daniel Dixon, Gosforth RC 0:26:24 15 Boy Lewis Askey, RST Racing Team 0:25:07 16 Boy Adam Jarps, Hetton Hawks 0:25:16 17 Boy Josh Copley, Catford 0:25:15 18 Boy Eugene Cross, SSLL Racing Team 0:24:24 12 Girl Madeline Grace Cooper, 0:36:13 EdenVerandaRacing 13 Girl Abigail Old, Hillingdon 0:37:08 Slipstreamers 14 Girl Freya Richardson, Portsmouth 0:33:33 North End 15 Girl Caitlin Peters, i-team 0:28:09 16 Girl Savannah Hewson, Hillingdon Slipstreamers 0:30:18 17 Girl Anna Henderson, Lovelo Cinelli RT 0:28:21 18 Girl Henrietta Colborne, Team Jadan 0:28:08 Hill Climb, 30 October AHC/6, Bank Road Men 1 Adam Kenway, Metaltek Kuota RT 02: Isaac Mundy, Oxford University 02: James Lowden, Team ASL360 02:20.8 Team Team B38/Underpin Racing (Kieran Savage, Andy Nichols, Jack O Neill) 07: Bill Bell, Bigfoot 02: Pete Tadros, In-Gear Quickkvit 02:41.1 Trainsharp RT Chris Myhill, Peak RT 02: Mark Sanders, Mid Devon 04: Ralph Keeler, Cambridge 03: Huw Parry, Anglesey Cycling Group04:11.8 Women 1 Lou Bates, Veloschils Interbike RT 02: Becky Lewis, Wrexham RC 03: Joanne Clay, TORQ Performance 03:01.8 Team Veloschils Interbike RT (Lou Bates, Nicola Soden, Natalie Hodson) 10: Maryka Sennema, Paceline RT 03: Anita Cavell, WCS Racing Team 03: Wiebke Rietz, 1st Chard Wheelers 03: Karen Brooks, WCS Racing Team 04: Alison Vessey, Mickey Cranks 06:11.6 Cycling Club Juniors 1 Harvey Weinberger, GS Henley 02: Eugene Cross, SSLL Racing Team 02: Henry Cash, Holmfirth 02: Girl Anna Henderson, Lovelo Cinelli RT 03: Girl Alana Prior, Manilla Cycling 03: Girl Corinne Side, The Racing Chance Foundation 03: Boy Charlie Knowler, West Suffolk Whs 04:49.9 & Triathlon Club 13 Boy Josh Charlton, Hetton Hawks 03: Boy Archie Irving, Beacon Wheelers 03: Boy Lewis Askey, RST Racing Team 02: Boy Harvey Weinberger, GS Henley 02: Boy Henry Cash, Holmfirth 02: Boy Eugene Cross, SSLL Racing Team 02: Girl Sarah Briggs, Matlock 04: Girl Lily Greenhalgh, East Bradford 03: Girl Alana Prior, Manilla Cycling 03: Girl Anna Henderson, Lovelo Cinelli RT 03: Girl Holly Flannery, Triology/Bike Science North East 03:46.7 BRITISH BEST ALL-ROUNDER COMPETITION Men 1 Richard Bideau, Pendle Forest Peter Harrison, G.S. Henley Carl Donaldson, GS Metro Mark Turnbull, TORQ Performance Daniel Bloy, Team Velovelocity Dave Green, Team Velovelocity Tejvan Pettinger, Sri Chinmoy Cycling Team

18 MONICA DEW 18 8 Alex Napier, Blazing Saddles Gray Turnock, Finsbury Park Harry Walton, Cheltenham & County Cycling Club 11 Stephen Williamson,...a3crg Ian Holbrook, Stone Wheelers Teams 1 Team Velovelocity, (Daniel Bloy, Dave Green, Ben Keeley) 2 GS Metro, (Carl Donaldson, Danny Grieves, Ben Lane) Women 1 Hayley Simmonds, AeroCoach Angela Hibbs, Fusion RT Fierlan Alice Lethbridge, Starley Racing Clarice Chung, SSLL Racing Team Laura Bartlett,...a3crg Katja Rietdorf, Born to Bike Bridgtown Cycles 7 Anna Dearing, Colchester Rovers Crystal Spearman, NOPINZ Mary Bower, Chelmer Susan Triplow, Essex Roads Eleanor Haresign, Harrogate Nova Kerry Gowland, Team Bottrill Team 1 Born to Bike - Bridgtown Cycles, (Katja Rietdorf, Susan Semple, Lynne Biddulph) 2 Harrogate Nova, (Eleanor Haresign, Corinne Mitchell, Alison Sarmiento) Junior BBAR Junior Boys 1 Eugene Cross, SSLL Racing Team Max McMurdo, SSLL Racing Team Samuel Wadsley, Poole Wheelers Junior Girls 1 Caitlin Peters, i-team RTTC CLASSIC SERIES Men Points 1 Philip Graves, Clifton C.C. York Dean Robson, Nopinz Christopher Fennell, Thanet RC 226 Espoirs 1 Christopher Fennell, Thanet RC Jack O Neill, Mike Vaughan Cycles George Evans, Team Bottrill 232 Women 1 Claire Rose, Podium Ambition Pro 237 Cycling Powered By Club La Santa 2 Kelly Murphy, Boot Out Breast 233 Cancer 3 Emma Lewis, Adalta Cycling Club 229 Women Veterans 1 Jackie Field, Ashwell Liz Powell, Mike Vaughan Cycles Clare Leaver, Zappis Ladies Team 228 Juniors 1 Jamie Holmes, Crewe Clarion Whs Monica Dew, Boot Out Breast 177 Cancer 3 Tom Roper, Beacon Wheelers 60 3 Sam Henning, HMT Academy with JLT Condor 60 Paracyclists 1 David Murphy, Liverpool Mercury 237 Dolan 2 Matthew Robertson, Woolwich Katie Toft, Mossley Cycle Racing Team 229 Veterans Actual 1 Ian Holbrook, Stone Wheelers Mark Turnbull, TORQ Performance Daryl May, Sheffrec 228 Veterans Target Time 1 David Hargreaves, North Lancs RC Ian Holbrook, Stone Wheelers Jackie Field, Ashwell 217 Team Winners 1 Mike Vaughan Cycles (Jack O Neill, Liz Powell, Matt Clinton) 641

19 ANNA TURVEY COMPETITION RECORDS * Not ratified at time of going to press Record Claimant(s) Club Event Date Performance Men Bicycle 25 Alex Dowsett Movistar 29/05/ :44:29 Men Tandem Bicycle 10 Adam Duggleby/Steve Bate Secret Training /Para-T 04/06/ :17:10 Mixed Tandem Bicycle Howard Lewis/Becky Lewis Fibrax Wrexham 04/06/ :18:01 10 Junior Boy Bicycle 10 Adam Hartley PH-MAS Cycling 07/06/ :18:44 Mixed Tandem Bicycle Richard Dixon/Alex Deck Team Swift/Langsett 12/06/ :28:58 15 Cycles RT Women Bicycle 15 Karen Ledger Langsett Cycles RT 12/06/ :31:47 Mixed Tandem Bicycle Howard Lewis/Becky Lewis Fibrax Wrexham 25/06/ :39:12 50 Men Team Bicycle 100 * John Dewey/Charles Taylor/ Team Bottrill 10/07/ :42:10 Jonathan Parker Men Team Bicycle 50 Mathew Smith/Daniel Team Bottrill 23/07/ :05:12 Barnett/Keith Dorling Men Team Bicycle 50 John Dewey/Mathew Smith/ Team Bottrill 23/07/ :52:56 Daniel Barnett Women Bicycle 50 Hayley Simmonds AeroCoach 23/07/ :42:20 Men Team Bicycle 24 Hr. * Michael Broadwith/Jonathan Shubert/Tim Bayley Arctic Tacx RT 24/07/ Women Bicycle 10 Hayley Simmonds AeroCoach 30/07/ :19:31 Junior Girl Bicycle 10 Henrietta Colborne Team Ford Ecoboost 30/07/ :20:21 Women Bicycle 25 * Hayley Simmonds AeroCoach 31/07/ :49:28 Men Tandem Bicycle 25 * Adam Duggleby/Steve Bate Secret Training /Para-T 31/07/ :43:23 Men Tandem Bicycle 10 * Adam Duggleby/Steve Bate Secret Training /Para-T 13/08/ :17:06 Women Bicycle 10 Hayley Simmonds AeroCoach 28/08/ :19:18 Women Team Bicycle 10 Hayley Simmonds/Victoria AeroCoach 28/08/ :00:44 Smith/Lydia Gurley Men Team Bicycle 12 Dave Green/Daniel Bloy/Ben Team VeloVelocity 04/09/ Hr. * Keeley Women Bicycle 10 * Anna Turvey Tyneside Vagabonds 10/09/ :19:08 Men Bicycle 10 * Marcin Bialoblocki One Pro Cycling Ltd 10/09/ :16:35 Men Bicycle 25 * Marcin Bialoblocki One Pro Cycling Ltd 11/09/ :44:04 Women Bicycle 10 Hayley Simmonds AeroCoach 17/09/ :18:36 19

20 CYCLING TIME TRIALS INCOME AND EXPENDITURE AOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH Income Subscriptions 59,324 52,997 Levies Open 135, ,440 Club 220, ,965 Investment income 3,262 2,866 Handbook Costs Printing 15,087 17,119 Postage 3,790 5,588 Production 5,706 5,933 24,583 28,640 Sales 20,824 26,822 Deficit (3,759) (1,818) Sundry sales and hires TOTAL 415, ,673 Expenditure National administration expenses Salaries, honoraria etc 85,540 78,821 Administration costs 21,932 21,408 Advertising and publicity 38,320 28,743 National Council printing 11,685 2,720 National Council travel and accommodation 16,988 19,459 National Committee travel and accommodation 34,640 32,233 Web maintenance and web entry expenses 23,625 11, , ,056 Repairs and maintenance 8,787 7,423 District Council expenses 15,123 13,132 Competition and championship expenses: - National championship expenses 11,540 10,722 Working party 1,766 2,206 Organisers workshop 9,007 - District secretaries workshop 8,339 - Drug Tests 22,294 8,882 Medals and trophies 12,380 12,409 Competition secretary costs 12,321 11,212 Time trial series 7,379 6,157 Race Numbers 4,235 50,230 Champions night 16,547 16, , ,874 Other expenses: - Insurance 38,703 37,400 Audit fees 2,683 2,652 Warning signs and safety vests 3, Scholarship funding 4,800 4,850 Legal and professional fees Depreciation Donations Corporation tax ,875 48,982 Total expenditure 413, ,467 Surplus of income over expenditure 1,817 51,206 TOTAL 415, ,673 20

21 CYCLING TIME TRIALS BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 MARCH 2016 Fixed Assets Motor Vehicle 12,195 12,195 Less Depreciation 11,209 10,880 Book value 986 1,315 Current Assets Stocks 2,373 8,842 Debtors etc 33,727 32,445 Cash at bank and in hand 71, ,647 Cash invested on deposit 470, ,608 Cash at Districts 1,533 2, , ,937 Current Liabilities Creditors and accruals (77,151) (72,173) (77,151) (72,173) Net Current Assets 501, ,764 TOTAL ASSETS 502, ,079 Reserves Other reserves 157, ,855 Profit and loss account 345, ,224 TOTAL 502, ,079 21

22 JULIA SHAW INDEPENDENT AUDITOR S STATEMENT TO THE MEMBERS OF CYCLING TIME TRIALS LIMITED We have examined the summary financial statement for the year end 31 March Respective responsibilities of the directors and the auditor The directors are responsible for preparing the summary financial statement in accordance with applicable United Kingdom law. Our responsibility is to report to you our opinion on the consistency of the summary financial statement with the full annual financial statements, and its compliance with the relevant requirements of section 427 of the Companies Act 2006 and the regulations made thereunder. We conducted our work in accordance with Bulletin 200/3 issued by the Auditing Practices Board. Our report on the company s full annual financial statements describes the basis of our opinion on those financial statements. Opinion: In our opinion the summary financial statement is consistent with the full annual financial statements of Cycling Time Trials Limited for the year ended 31 March 2016 and complies with the applicable requirements of section 427 of the Companies Act 2006, and the regulation made thereunder. Porthill Lodge High Street Newcastle under Lyme Staffordshire ST5 0EZ DJH Accountants Limited Chartered Certified Accountants 22

23 JAMIE HOLMES LAUREN DOLAN JACKIE FIELD DAVID HARGREAVES IAN HOLBROOK 23

24 Front cover image - Richard Bideau Back cover image - Hayley Simmonds Chairman: MRS SHEILA HARDY National Secretary (Legal & Corporate): NICK SHARPE Wash Farm, Wash Chapel-en-le-Frith High Peak SK23 0QW nick.sharpe@cyclingtimetrials.org.uk CYCLING TIME TRIALS IS A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE REGISTERED IN ENGLAND No: Registered Address: C/O DJH Accountants Ltd, Porthill Ldge, High Street, Wolstanton, Newcastle under Lyme, Staffordshire, ST5 0EZ