26 September. The final HSBC UK | National Road Series standings after the Curlew Cup and the Beaumont Trophy. Results and report here.
Featured photo:Craig Zadoroznyj/SWpix.com – 26/09/2021 – Cycling – HSBC UK National Road Series – Beaumont Trophy 2021 – Abi Smith of Team TIBCO SVB (1st Place) after winning the Curlew Cup.
Women’s standings
Individual
Overall
Abi Smith’s 100% record in the National Road Series, winning both rounds she raced in, means she wins the overall title. Leader from the previous round, Natalie Grinczer’s (CAMS-Basso), slipped to third, with April Tacey (Drops-Le Col s/b Tempur) taking second spot.
Rank
Name
Team
Points
1
Abi Smith (U23)
Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank
60
2
April Tacey (U23)
Drops-Le Col supported by Tempur
50
3
Natalie Grinczer
CAMS-Basso
50
4
Corinne Side (U23)
Pro-Noctis – Redchilli Bikes -Heidi Kjeldsen
48
5
Francesca Morgans-Slader
AWOL O’Shea
36
6
Illi Gardner (U23)
CAMS-Basso
30
7
Charlotte Berry
Pro-Noctis – Redchilli Bikes -Heidi Kjeldsen
28
8
Becky Storrie
CAMS-Basso
28
9
Ellen McDermott
Team Boompods
28
10
Eluned King (U23)
Team Breeze
26
11
Eilidh Shaw (JNR)
Tofauti Everyone Active
26
12
Jo Tindley
Pro-Noctis – Redchilli Bikes -Heidi Kjeldsen
26
13
Monica Greenwood
Macclesfield Wheelers
24
14
Connie Hayes (U23)
AWOL O’Shea
22
15
Madeleine Gammons
Jadan – Vive le Velo
22
16
Danielle Shrosbree
Team LDN – Brother UK
21
17
Amira Mellor
Spectra Wiggle p/b Vitus
20
18
Anna Kay (U23)
Team Rupelcleaning – Champion Lubricants
20
19
Jessica Finney
CAMS-Basso
19
20
Lucy Ellmore (U23)
Skoda DSI Cycling Academy
18
21
Lucy Gadd (U23)
Storey Racing
17
22
Sophie Thackray (U23)
CAMS-Basso
16
23
Hannah Lancaster
Loughborough Lightning TRG
16
24
Francesca Hall
Loughborough Lightning TRG
16
25
Beth Morrow (U23)
Storey Racing
14
26
Samantha Stuart
Crimson Orientation Marketing RT
12
27
Lucy Lee
Team LDN – Brother UK
12
28
Nicole Coates (U23)
Torelli-Assure-Cayman Islands-Scimitar
10
29
Zoe Backstedt (JNR)
Tormans-ACROG
10
30
Grace Lister
Cero – Cycle Division Racing Team
9
31
Morven Yeoman (JNR)
Tofauti Everyone Active
9
32
Alice McWilliam
Grinta Coaching
9
33
Sian Botteley
Brother U.K – Cycle Team OnForm
8
34
Flora Perkins (JNR)
VC Londres
8
35
Megan Barker
CAMS-Basso
7
36
Isabel Darvill (U23)
Pro-Noctis – Redchilli Bikes -Heidi Kjeldsen
5
37
Gwenno Hughes
Crimson Orientation Marketing RT
4
38
Elizabeth Bennett (U23)
Drops-Le Col supported by Tempur
3
39
Suzetta Guerrini
Team Watto-LDN
3
40
Rachel Galler
Saint Piran Womens
2
41
Samantha Fawcett
Pro-Noctis – Redchilli Bikes -Heidi Kjeldsen
1
42
Charlotte Colclough
Bianchi Dama
1
43
Sophie Enever
LVIV CYCLING TEAM (Womens)
1
Under-23
Smith also take the U23 title, with April Tacey and Corinne Side (Pro-Noctis – Redchilli Bikes -Heidi Kjeldsen) rounding out the podium.
Rank
Name
Team
Points
1
Abi Smith (U23)
Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank
60
2
April Tacey (U23)
Drops-Le Col supported by Tempur
50
3
Corinne Side (U23)
Pro-Noctis – Redchilli Bikes -Heidi Kjeldsen
48
4
Illi Gardner (U23)
CAMS-Basso
30
5
Eluned King (U23)
Team Breeze
26
6
Eilidh Shaw (JNR)
Tofauti Everyone Active
26
7
Connie Hayes (U23)
AWOL OShea
22
8
Anna Kay (U23)
Team Rupelcleaning – Champion Lubricants
20
9
Lucy Ellmore (U23)
Skoda DSI Cycling Academy
18
10
Lucy Gadd (U23)
Storey Racing
17
11
Sophie Thackray (U23)
CAMS-Basso
16
12
Beth Morrow (U23)
Storey Racing
14
13
Nicole Coates (U23)
Torelli-Assure-Cayman Islands-Scimitar
10
14
Zoe Backstedt (JNR)
Tormans-ACROG
10
15
Morven Yeoman (JNR)
Tofauti Everyone Active
9
16
Flora Perkins (JNR)
VC Londres
8
17
Isabel Darvill (U23)
Pro-Noctis – Redchilli Bikes -Heidi Kjeldsen
5
18
Elizabeth Bennett (U23)
Drops-Le Col supported by Tempur
3
Team
Pro-Noctis – Redchilli Bikes -Heidi Kjeldsen pipped CAMS-Basso Bikes to the team title on the final day after placing three riders in the top 20. These two teams were well clear of their nearest rivals AWOL O’Shea.
Rank
Team Name
Points
1
Pro-Noctis – Redchilli Bikes -Heidi Kjeldsen
108
2
CAMS-Basso
101
3
AWOL O’Shea
58
4
Team Breeze
56
5
Brother U.K – Cycle Team OnForm
36
6
Team LDN – Brother UK
33
7
Loughborough Lightning TRG
32
8
Storey Racing
31
9
Team Boompods
28
10
Drops-Le Col supported by Tempur
27
11
Jadan – Vive le Velo
22
12
Spectra Wiggle p/b Vitus
20
13
SKODA DSI Cycling Academy
18
14
Crimson Orientation Marketing RT
16
15
Team Watto-LDN
3
16
Saint Piran Womens
2
17
Bianchi Dama
1
Picture by Craig Zadoroznyj/SWpix.com – 26/09/2021 – Cycling – HSBC UK National Road Series – Beaumont Trophy 2021 – Jacob Scott of Canyon dhb SunGod during the race
Men’s standings
Individual
Overall
Jacob Scott (Canyon dhb SunGod) led the individual standings heading into the Beaumont Trophy and he left no-one in doubt that he deserved the overall title by winning the race in style. His teammate Max Stedman jumped up into second place, with the youngsters Finn Crockett (Wheelbase CabTech Castelli) and Isaac Peatfield (Crimson Orientation Marketing RT) finishing third and fourth. Bright futures lay ahead for both riders.
Rank
Name
Team
Points
1
Jacob Scott
Canyon DHB Sungod
72
2
Max Stedman
Canyon DHB Sungod
42
3
Finn Crockett (U23)
Wheelbase CabTech Castelli
41
4
Isaac Peatfield (U23)
Crimson Orientation Marketing RT
41
5
Ross Lamb
SwiftCarbon Pro Cycling
32
6
Isaac Mundy
Richardsons-Trek DAS
32
7
Alex Peters
SwiftCarbon Pro Cycling
30
8
Josh Whitehead (U23)
Team PB Performance
30
9
Alexandar Richardson
SwiftCarbon Pro Cycling
28
10
Toby Barnes (U23)
Crimson Orientation Marketing RT
28
11
Matthew Gibson
Ribble Weldtite Pro Cycling
26
12
Oliver Rees (U23)
Trinity Road Racing
26
13
Matthew King
Team PB Performance
23
14
Ben Granger (U23)
Zappi Racing Team
22
15
Ryan Christensen
Canyon DHB Sungod
22
16
George Kimber (U23)
Spirit Bontrager BSS Rotor
22
17
Matti Dobbins (U23)
RT23
21
18
Callum Macleod (U23)
Canyon DHB Sungod
20
19
Samuel Beckett (U23)
Wales Racing Academy
19
20
Leon Mazzone
Crimson Orientation Marketing RT
19
21
Oliver Peckover (U23)
Saint Piran
18
22
Robert Scott
Canyon DHB Sungod
18
23
Owain Roberts (U23)
Wales Racing Academy
17
24
Zeb Kyffin
Ribble Weldtite Pro Cycling
16
25
Tom Mazzone
Saint Piran
14
26
Steve Lampier
Saint Piran
13
27
Daniel Tulett (U23)
Canyon DHB Sungod
12
28
Alfred George (U23)
Team Inspired
12
29
Gruffudd Lewis
Ribble Weldtite Pro Cycling
10
30
James Shaw
Ribble Weldtite Pro Cycling
9
31
Joe Hill (U23)
UpShift Nutrition Race Team
9
32
Adam Mitchell (U23)
Crimson Orientation Marketing RT
8
33
Aaron Freeman (U23)
Richardsons-Trek DAS
7
34
Cameron Biddle
Vredestein Basso
6
35
Michael Chadwick
Clancy Briggs Cycling Academy
6
36
Joshua Price (U23)
Spirit Bontrager BSS Rotor
6
37
Conor McGoldrick
Primera-TeamJobs
5
38
Sebastian Garry (U23)
Nopinz Motip Race Team
5
39
Oliver Hucks
Nopinz Motip Race Team
3
40
William Bjergfelt
SwiftCarbon Pro Cycling
2
41
Peter Cocker
Richardsons-Trek DAS
2
42
Damien Clayton
Canyon DHB Sungod
1
Under-23
Crockett pipped previous leader Peatfield on countback, with Lancaster GP winner Josh Whitehead finishing third.
Rank
Name
Team
Points
1
Finn Crockett (U23)
Wheelbase CabTech Castelli
41
2
Isaac Peatfield (U23)
Crimson Orientation Marketing RT
41
3
Josh Whitehead (U23)
Team PB Performance
30
4
Toby Barnes (U23)
Crimson Orientation Marketing RT
28
5
Oliver Rees (U23)
Trinity Road Racing
26
6
Ben Granger (U23)
Zappi Racing Team
22
7
George Kimber (U23)
Spirit Bontrager BSS Rotor
22
8
Matti Dobbins (U23)
RT23
21
9
Callum Macleod (U23)
Canyon DHB Sungod
20
10
Samuel Beckett (U23)
Wales Racing Academy
19
11
Oliver Peckover (U23)
Saint Piran
18
12
Owain Roberts (U23)
Wales Racing Academy
17
13
Daniel Tulett (U23)
Canyon DHB Sungod
12
14
Alfred George (U23)
Team Inspired
12
15
Joe Hill (U23)
UpShift Nutrition Race Team
9
16
Adam Mitchell (U23)
Crimson Orientation Marketing RT
8
17
Aaron Freeman (U23)
Richardsons-Trek DAS
7
18
Joshua Price (U23)
Spirit Bontrager BSS Rotor
6
19
Sebastian Garry (U23)
Nopinz Motip Race Team
5
Team
Canyon dhb SunGod underlined their strength by stretching out their Series lead even further, taking a convincing win. Crimson Orientation Marketing RT remain second, a seriously impressive feat for an elite team up against than five UCI Continental squads. SwiftCarbon Pro Cycling finish third. Strong performances from other elite teams saw them pack out most of the rest of the top ten placings.
26 September. The final HSBC UK | National Road Series standings after the Curlew Cup and the Beaumont Trophy. Results and report here.
Featured photo: Craig Zadoroznyj/SWpix.com – 26/09/2021 – Cycling – HSBC UK National Road Series – Beaumont Trophy 2021 – Abi Smith of Team TIBCO SVB (1st Place) after winning the Curlew Cup.
Women’s standings
Individual
Overall
Abi Smith’s 100% record in the National Road Series, winning both rounds she raced in, means she wins the overall title. Leader from the previous round, Natalie Grinczer’s (CAMS-Basso), slipped to third, with April Tacey (Drops-Le Col s/b Tempur) taking second spot.
Under-23
Smith also take the U23 title, with April Tacey and Corinne Side (Pro-Noctis – Redchilli Bikes -Heidi Kjeldsen) rounding out the podium.
Team
Pro-Noctis – Redchilli Bikes -Heidi Kjeldsen pipped CAMS-Basso Bikes to the team title on the final day after placing three riders in the top 20. These two teams were well clear of their nearest rivals AWOL O’Shea.
Men’s standings
Individual
Overall
Jacob Scott (Canyon dhb SunGod) led the individual standings heading into the Beaumont Trophy and he left no-one in doubt that he deserved the overall title by winning the race in style. His teammate Max Stedman jumped up into second place, with the youngsters Finn Crockett (Wheelbase CabTech Castelli) and Isaac Peatfield (Crimson Orientation Marketing RT) finishing third and fourth. Bright futures lay ahead for both riders.
Under-23
Crockett pipped previous leader Peatfield on countback, with Lancaster GP winner Josh Whitehead finishing third.
Team
Canyon dhb SunGod underlined their strength by stretching out their Series lead even further, taking a convincing win. Crimson Orientation Marketing RT remain second, a seriously impressive feat for an elite team up against than five UCI Continental squads. SwiftCarbon Pro Cycling finish third. Strong performances from other elite teams saw them pack out most of the rest of the top ten placings.
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