Following the culmination of the National Circuit Series in Beverley on Friday, the domestic peloton switches its collective attention to the National Road Series on Sunday for the Lancaster Grand Prix.

Here is our preview.

Featured image: Olly Hassell/SWpix.com

What is it?

Now in its fifth edition for the men and third for the women, the Lancaster Grand Prix is a key event on the UK road racing calendar. The event forms Round 4 of the women’s National Road Series and Round 3 of the open Series.

The race was created in 2019, with organisers Brian Cookson (former UCI President) and Graham Jones (chairman of the Lune RCC) hoping to make a name for the race as a British equivalent of an Ardennes classic.

It has quickly gained prestige and recognition for its challenging route and excellent organisation. The race takes place in Lancaster, starting and finishing at Williamson Park, known for its scenic beauty and festive atmosphere.

The first race was won by Ian Bibby of Madison Genesis. After a pandemic-induced hiatus in 2020, the race had a surprise winner in 2021 winner, Josh Whitehead, who was then a relatively unknown elite-level rider racing for Team PB Performance. 2022 was the first time the Grand Prix also included a women’s race, won by Mary Wilkinson, while Rob Scott won the men’s race on his way to winning the National Road Series title. Last year, Ruth Shier (then of Hutchinson-Brother UK) scored an impressive solo win in the women’s race, with Saint Piran romping home to a 1-2-3, Zeb Kyffin crossing the line first.

Route

The puncheur-friendly route starts and finishes in the beautiful surroundings of Williamson Park, by the iconic Ashton Memorial. Spectators here will enjoy a festival atmosphere with a food market and a big screen showing the racing from the circuit.

After a short neutralised section rolling out of the park, the riders take on a challenging 14.8km circuit featuring 273m of elevation per lap. With three sharp climbs per lap, the course is selective. The women’s race includes six laps, totalling 90km, while the men’s race covers ten laps, totalling 150km.

The riders join the main race circuit on Grab Lane, with the flag dropping just before they pass over the M6 bridge on Quernmore Road.

The first of the three challenging climbs is at the beginning of each lap on Quernmore Road. Just under a kilometre long, it peaks at 13.6% with an average gradient of 5.6%.

The circuit then gently descends before hitting a sharp right-hand turn onto Postern Gate Road. The descent continues until the road reaches the River Conder, where the next climb begins. At 2.8km along ‘the valley’, this is a longer but less steep climb, with an average gradient of 2.2%. One of the organizers described it as “a grim, heavy drag.” This climb featured on stage 4 of the 2012 Tour of Britain, where it was called ‘Quernmore’ after the village it passes through. It was classified as a ‘category 3’ climb, with Rapha Condor’s Kristian House taking top points at the crest that day.

The route is then relatively flat until it reaches a ninety-degree right turn onto Proctor Moss Road. The riders then descend until they once again hit the River Conder, facing the third and most severe climb of the circuit. It’s just 0.7 km long but averages a 7% gradient, with much of the last half at 9-10%.

There will be a Climber’s Competition prime at the top of this climb (except on the final lap of each race), with the first four riders across the line scoring 5, 3, 2, and 1 points respectively. The winner of the Climber’s Competition will be the rider with the highest points score at the end of the race.

The race turns right onto Littlefell Lane at the top, but there is no real letup, with the road running along a rolling ridge until a left-turn onto Laithwaite Lane, where the riders face a final rise before descending again as they approach the M6.

The descent is the steepest of the circuit, and riders will need to pay attention here, with a particularly steep section of over 30% on the right-hand turn back onto Grab Lane.

On the final lap, the riders go straight on, missing this treacherous right-hander, for the final kilometre back to the finish line. Here, they face a final sting in the tail. Between 600m and 500m to go, the gradient reaches double digits again before a technical, slightly uphill final 500m. If a small group reaches this finale together, canny positioning will be as important as finding enough strength to power home to the win.

The National Road Series so far

Women’s Series

Eluned King clinched the ANEXO CAMS Women’s CiCLE Classic crown for Lifeplus Wahoo as she improved from her previous best of third in 2022 to prevail in a close sprint in the opening round of the National Road Series.

In Round 2, Cat Ferguson (Shibden Apex RT) bounced back from a penultimate lap crash and bike change to take a first National Road Series victory in the inaugural East Cleveland Classic.

Then in May, Kate Richardson (Lifeplus-Wahoo) was triumphant at the Rapha Lincoln Grand Prix. Consistent performances throughout have earned Lucy Harris (Pro-Noctis – 200 Degrees Coffee – Hargreaves Contracting) the individual Series lead, just ahead of previous leader Eilidh Shaw (Alba Development Road Team). Ferguson, who leads the under-23 standings, won’t race at Lancaster.

Pos	Rider	Age	Team	Pts
1	Lucy Harris	Senior	Pro-Noctis – 200 Degrees Coffee – Hargreaves Contracting	104
2	Cat Ferguson	Junior	Shibden Apex RT	98
3	Eilidh Shaw	U23	Alba Development Road Team	96
4	Imogen Wolff	Junior	Shibden Apex RT	92
5	Eluned King	U23	Lifeplus – Wahoo	90
6	Alice McWilliam	Senior	HESS CYCLING TEAM	86
7	Amelia Tyler	U23	Alba Development Road Team	80
8	Esther Wong	Junior	Shibden Apex RT	78
9	Bexy Dew	Senior	Pro-Noctis – 200 Degrees Coffee – Hargreaves Contracting	75
10	Morven Yeoman	U23	DAS-Hutchinson-Brother UK	74

Open Series

Rowan Baker took a stunning solo victory to ensure Saint Piran continued the same imperious form the squad showed in last year’s National Road Series in this year’s season-opener at the East Cleveland Classic.

However, Matt Holmes disrupted Saint Piran’s domination at the Rapha Lincoln Grand Prix in a fairytale return to racing for the former WorldTour rider.

Scot Tim Shoreman (Wheelbase CabTech Castelli) leads the standings just ahead of Damien Clayton (Le Col), while Rowan Baker (Saint Piran) leads the under-23 standings.

Pos	Rider	Age	Team	Pts
1	Tim Shoreman	Senior	Wheelbase CabTech Castelli	78
2	Damien Clayton	Senior	Le Col Race Team	76
3	Rowan Baker	U23	Saint Piran	73
4	Oliver Rees	U23	Sabgal – Anicolor	70
5	Adam Lewis	Senior	Team Skyline	67
6	George Kimber	Senior	Spirit TBW Stuart Hall Cycling	61
7	Oliver Hucks	Senior	TAAP Kalas	58
8	Thomas Armstrong	Senior	Wheelbase CabTech Castelli	50
9	Matthew Holmes	Senior	Private Member	50
10	Nicholas Candy	Senior	Zappi Racing Team	48

Riders to watch

Women’s race

National Road Series leader Lucy Harris (Pro-Noctis – 200 Degrees Coffee – Hargreaves Contracting) will set out to defend her leaders’ jersey but will have strong competition.

Young Scottish sensation Eilidh Shaw (Alba Development Road Team) is only 8 points behind Harris in the Series standings and is in scintillating form, demonstrated by her recent wins in Guildford and Dudley in the National Circuit Series. Shaw’s teammate Amelia Tyler, 5th at the CiCLE Classic this year, is another potential contender.

Expect DAS-Hutchinson-Brother UK to feature prominently. The team’s line-up includes last season’s Lancaster GP winner Ruth Shier. The in-form Frankie Hall, victor at the Otley Grand Prix and 6th overall at the Volta a Portugal recently, and last year’s Lincoln Grand Prix champion Robyn Clay also grace the team’s strong line-up. Lucy Lee, Tammy Miller and Morven Yeoman are all capable of top results too.

2023 National Road Series champion Monica Greenwood (Team Coop-Repsol) will be on the hunt for her first National Road Series win, while Jess Finney (Doltcini-O’Shea) will look to add to 2022 Stockton Grand Prix and 2023 CiCLE Classic wins in the National Road Series, especially after coming close to the win here last year, finishing second behind Shier.

After Cat Ferguson’s win in the East Cleveland Classic in April, we could see more exciting junior prospects to shine. Among the junior picks are Shibden Apex RT’s Esther Wong (4^th in the Lincoln Grand Prix this year) and Ruby Oakes, as well as junior UCI road race winners Carys Lloyd and Amelia Cebak, both of Tofauti Everyone Active. 

For an outsider pick, Team Boompods’ Lizzie Hermolle has thrived in National B road racing this season and should suit the Lancashire hills.

Open race

Series leader Tim Shoreman headlines the field, although the Wheelbase CabTech Castelli rider comes into the race with uncertain form, not having raced since the Otley Grand Prix. He is backed by a strong team, including Tom Martin, a stage winner at the Rás Tailteann this year like Shoreman, journeyman Thomas Armstrong, and under-23s Jacob and Joseph Smith.

Damien Clayton (Le Col RT) sits just two points behind Shoreman in the Series rankings and has been Mr Consistent this year, winning three National B road races and topping our national road race rankings. Can he grapple the lead from the Scot?

Saint Piran dominated this race last year. This season, however, much of its team will be in France riding the UCI stage race Kreiz Breizh Elites, along with fellow British squads Thriva-SRCT and Sn Vitae HUUB p/b Bim Bam Coaching, leaving James McKay and Harry Birchill to lead the Cornish squad. McKay has raced infrequently this year but was nonetheless the team’s best performer at the national road race championships (19th) and was third in East Cleveland. 2023 Ryedale Grand Prix victor Birchill was second in Lancaster last year and will aim to go one better this time around, although he’s yet to the heights he reached in 2023 so far this season.

There are plenty of other contenders, none more so than Rapha Lincoln Grand Prix winner Matt Holmes (One Good Thing Orientation Marketing), whose Dad helps to organise this race. He will be a marked man.

Rás Tailteann winner Dom Jackson (Foran CT) will look to continue his breakthrough season. He was the best British performer at the UCI Grand Prix de la ville Pérenchies recently, finishing 8th. Ben Granger and Matthew Kingston of the Italian UCI Continental team Mg.K VIS Colors for Peace are local riders and should thrive on the terrain.

Ollie Rees (Sagbal-Anicolor) finished on the top ten of the first two rounds so expect him to challenge again. East Midlands road race champion Adam Lewis (Team Skyline) was second at the Lincoln Grand Prix. Harry Macfarlane (TAAP Kalas) was 7th at East Cleveland so can thrive on hilly terrain in a National A road race.

Others to watch? American Cole Davis (Ribble Rebellion) is a great road race, as demonstrated by his win at the Upton 200. It will be fascinating how he fares in his first National Road Series race. George Kimber (Spirit TBW Stuart Hall Cycling) 4th Rapha Lincoln Grand Prix, seems to have the knack of rising to the occasion, while Cycling’s Sheffield’s David Hird is probably the pick of the development team’s exciting cohort.

Timings

The open race kicks off at 9:00am and is expected to finish around 12:45pm. The women’s race begins at 2:20pm, with an estimated finish time of 4:45pm. 

Coverage

Fans can follow the race on British Cycling’s social media channels and watch it live on Monument TV. 

For those attending in person, Williamson Park offers a prime viewing experience with the big screen and various family-friendly activities, including the Booths Food Festival.

Provisional startlists

Women’s race

Bib	Rider	Age	Team	Pts
1	Ruth Shier	Senior	DAS-Hutchinson-Brother UK	52
2	Robyn Clay	U23	DAS-Hutchinson-Brother UK	291
3	Francesca Hall	Senior	DAS-Hutchinson-Brother UK	154
4	Lucy Lee	Senior	DAS-Hutchinson-Brother UK	94
5	Sophie Lewis	Senior	DAS-Hutchinson-Brother UK	9
6	Tamsin Miller	Senior	DAS-Hutchinson-Brother UK	235
7	Morven Yeoman	U23	DAS-Hutchinson-Brother UK	207
8	Sannah Zaman	U23	DAS-Hutchinson-Brother UK	41
9	Daisy Barnes	Senior	Alba Development Road Team	33
10	Lulu Bartlett	Senior	Alba Development Road Team	55
11	Keira Bond	U23	Alba Development Road Team	61
12	Arianne Holland	Senior	Alba Development Road Team	3
13	Beth Morrow	U23	Alba Development Road Team	12
14	Abi Plowman	Senior	Alba Development Road Team	97
15	Eilidh Shaw	U23	Alba Development Road Team	170
16	Amelia Tyler	U23	Alba Development Road Team	174
17	Rachel Brown	Senior	Brother UK – On Form	0
18	Lotty Dawson	U23	Brother UK – On Form	177
19	Grace Reynolds	U23	Brother UK – On Form	106
20	Rosie Simmons	U23	Brother UK – On Form	10
21	Amelia Staunton	Junior	Brother UK – On Form	69
22	Georgia Bullard	Senior	Doltcini – O’Shea	95
23	Jessica Finney	Senior	Doltcini – O’Shea	25
24	Matilda McKibben	U23	Doltcini – O’Shea	59
25	Anna Boniface	Senior	FTP-Fulfil The Potential-Racing	15
26	Harriet Evans	Senior	FTP-Fulfil The Potential-Racing	7
27	Rebecca Hair	Senior	FTP-Fulfil The Potential-Racing	2
28	Marie Louise Kertzman	Senior	FTP-Fulfil The Potential-Racing	0
29	Laura Pittard	Senior	FTP-Fulfil The Potential-Racing	0
30	Floren Scrafton	Senior	FTP-Fulfil The Potential-Racing	107
31	Rosie Wayland	Senior	FTP-Fulfil The Potential-Racing	7
32	Rebecca Clowes	Senior	Jadan Vive le Velo p/b Glasdon	38
33	Skye Davidson	Senior	Jadan Vive le Velo p/b Glasdon	0
34	Nicola Greenwood	Senior	Jadan Vive le Velo p/b Glasdon	4
35	Isabella Johnson	U23	Jadan Vive le Velo p/b Glasdon	78
36	Dannielle Watkinson	Senior	Jadan Vive le Velo p/b Glasdon	33
37	Sasha Dyke	Senior	London Academy	93
38	Savannah Morgan	Senior	London Academy	23
39	Lucy Neatham	Senior	London Academy	2
40	Penny Colloff	Senior	Loughborough Lightning	72
41	Philippa Draper	U23	Loughborough Lightning	0
42	Jayati Hine	Senior	Loughborough Lightning	35
43	Miriam Jessett	Senior	Loughborough Lightning	60
44	Olivia Kelly	Senior	Loughborough Lightning	37
45	Roisin Lally	U23	Loughborough Lightning	7
46	Georgia Lancaster	Junior	Loughborough Lightning	108
47	Alice Lethbridge	Senior	Loughborough Lightning	0
48	Bexy Dew	Senior	Pro-Noctis – 200 Degrees Coffee – Hargreaves Contracting	126
49	Lucy Ellmore	U23	Pro-Noctis – 200 Degrees Coffee – Hargreaves Contracting	32
50	Amy Gornall	Senior	Pro-Noctis – 200 Degrees Coffee – Hargreaves Contracting	33
51	Lucy Harris	Senior	Pro-Noctis – 200 Degrees Coffee – Hargreaves Contracting	269
52	Maddie Heywood	Senior	Pro-Noctis – 200 Degrees Coffee – Hargreaves Contracting	51
53	Annabel Ramsay	U23	Pro-Noctis – 200 Degrees Coffee – Hargreaves Contracting	28
54	Jo Tindley	Senior	Pro-Noctis – 200 Degrees Coffee – Hargreaves Contracting	62
55	Lizi Brooke	Senior	Pro-Noctis – 200 Degrees Coffee – Hargreaves Contracting	98
56	Anastasia Bowler	Senior	Saint Piran WRT	15
57	Katie-Anne Calton	U23	Saint Piran WRT	0
58	Rachel Galler	Senior	Saint Piran WRT	96
59	Emma McDonald	Senior	Saint Piran WRT	5
60	Ailsa McLagen	Senior	Saint Piran WRT	0
61	Arabella Blackburn	Junior	Shibden Apex RT	0
62	Alice Colling	Junior	Shibden Apex RT	33
63	Isabel Mayes	Junior	Shibden Apex RT	2
64	Ruby Oakes	Junior	Shibden Apex RT	89
65	Esther Wong	Junior	Shibden Apex RT	117
66	Anna Flynn	U23	Spectra Racing	0
67	Katie Scott	U23	Spectra Racing	0
68	Corinne Side	Senior	Spectra Racing	51
69	Melissa Denman	Senior	StolenGoat Race Team	6
70	Olivia French	Senior	StolenGoat Race Team	60
71	Lauren O’Brien	Senior	StolenGoat Race Team	0
72	Megan Anderson	Senior	Team Boompods	73
73	Rebecca Babbage	Senior	Team Boompods	11
74	Bethany Bennett	U23	Team Boompods	0
75	Elizabeth Hermolle	Senior	Team Boompods	202
76	Sian Marsh	Senior	Team Boompods	32
77	Gemma Mitchell	Senior	Team Boompods	60
78	Amelia Cebak	Junior	Tofauti Everyone Active	0
79	Rebecca Gardiner	Junior	Tofauti Everyone Active	4
80	Carys Lloyd	Junior	Tofauti Everyone Active	29
81	Abigail Miller	Junior	Tofauti Everyone Active	7
82	Mia Rutterford	Junior	Tofauti Everyone Active	12
83	Lauren Dickson	Senior	Edinburgh RC	20
84	Elektra Georgiakakis	Senior	FTP Fusion	0
85	Gemma Mann	Senior	Harrogate Nova Race Team	0
86	Holly Ramsey	U23	HESS CYCLING TEAM	0
87	Trhas Teklehaimanot Tesfay	Senior	Kingston Wheelers CC	0
88	Megan Lloyd	Junior	Liv Cycling Club – Halo Films	23
89	Jamie Leigh Lloyd	Junior	Liv Cycling Club – Halo Films	1
90	Jemma Speers	Senior	North Down CC	0
91	Cecilia Hime	Senior	Paradigm Cycles	81
92	Charlotte Deykin	Senior	Peterborough Cycle Hub	52
93	Rebecca Woodvine	Junior	RR23 – runandride.co.uk	35
94	Dame Sarah Storey	Senior	Storey Racing	0
95	Monica Greenwood	Senior	Team Coop‐Repsol	59
96	Jessie Carridge	Senior	The Phoenix Collective	0
97	Molly Patch	Senior	The Phoenix Collective	127
98	Esra Goossens	U23	Watersley R&D Cycling Team	0
99	Helen Jackson	Senior	Kendal Cycle Club	11
100	Kim Baptista	Senior	Torelli	78

Open race

Bib	Rider	Age	Team	Pts
1	Sam Chaplin	U23	Cycling Sheffield	24
2	Alexander Foster	U23	Cycling Sheffield	17
3	James Hartley	U23	Cycling Sheffield	125
4	David Hird	U23	Cycling Sheffield	292
5	Max Krasinski	U23	Cycling Sheffield	89
6	Matthew Warhurst	Senior	Private Member	33
7	James Wordsworth	U23	Cycling Sheffield	18
8	Matthew Brown	U23	HUUB BCC Race Team	9
9	Benjamin Flatau	U23	HUUB BCC Race Team	1
10	Dan Galpin	U23	HUUB BCC Race Team	55
11	Josh Housley	Senior	HUUB BCC Race Team	358
12	Adam Kenway	Senior	HUUB BCC Race Team	7
13	Zak Machin	U23	HUUB BCC Race Team	20
14	Ryan Williams	U23	HUUB BCC Race Team	5
15	Ben Mewes	Senior	Moonglu Race Team	17
16	Ben Pease	Senior	Moonglu Race Team	140
17	Carl Stubbs	Senior	Moonglu Race Team	0
18	William Taylor	U23	Moonglu Race Team	179
19	Luke Barfoot	Senior	Primera-TeamJobs	55
20	Guido Blee	Senior	Primera-TeamJobs	10
21	Thomas Doig	Senior	Primera-TeamJobs	3
22	Hamish Armitt	U23	PROJECT 1 Cycling Team	31
23	Alexander Ball	U23	PROJECT 1 Cycling Team	129
24	Jenson Brown	U23	PROJECT 1 Cycling Team	0
25	Adam Kelly	U23	PROJECT 1 Cycling Team	0
26	Ben Marsh	U23	PROJECT 1 Cycling Team	66
27	Thomas Mein	Senior	PROJECT 1 Cycling Team	0
28	Louis Moore	Senior	PROJECT 1 Cycling Team	0
29	Matthew Bostock	Senior	Ribble Rebellion	0
30	Jim Brown	Senior	Ribble Rebellion	0
31	Tom Couzens	U23	Ribble Rebellion	5
32	Cole Davis	Senior	Ribble Rebellion	60
33	Max Rushby	U23	Ribble Rebellion	0
34	Peter Cocker	Senior	Richardsons Trek DAS	5
35	Cai Davies	Senior	Richardsons Trek DAS	5
36	Jordan Giles	Senior	Richardsons Trek DAS	204
37	Matthew Lord	U23	Richardsons Trek DAS	89
38	Conor McGoldrick	Senior	Richardsons Trek DAS	146
39	Alex Peters	Senior	Richardsons Trek DAS	17
40	Alexander Pritchard	Senior	Richardsons Trek DAS	22
41	Daniel McDermott	Senior	Ride Revolution Coaching	74
42	Cameron Still	U23	Ride Revolution Coaching	61
43	Matthew Wilson	U23	Ride Revolution Coaching	3
44	Harry Birchill	U23	Saint Piran	0
45	Rhys Britton	Senior	Saint Piran	40
46	Matt Gibson	Senior	Saint Piran	0
47	James McKay	Senior	Saint Piran	152
48	William Roberts	Senior	Saint Piran	40
49	Toby Barnes	Senior	Spectra Racing	142
50	Edward Morgan	Senior	Spectra Racing	222
51	Joe Shillabeer	U23	Spectra Racing	127
52	Alexander Bosley	U23	Spirit TBW Stuart Hall Cycling	3
53	Luke Brennan	U23	Spirit TBW Stuart Hall Cycling	56
54	Matthew Houlberg	U23	Spirit TBW Stuart Hall Cycling	3
55	George Kimber	Senior	Spirit TBW Stuart Hall Cycling	66
56	Logan Maclean	U23	Spirit TBW Stuart Hall Cycling	97
57	William Perrett	Senior	Spirit TBW Stuart Hall Cycling	88
58	Ethan Rowell	U23	Spirit TBW Stuart Hall Cycling	0
59	Gabriel Dellar	Senior	StolenGoat Race Team	258
60	Ross Fawcett	Senior	StolenGoat Race Team	21
61	Thomas Heal	Senior	StolenGoat Race Team	112
62	Oliver Hurdle	Senior	StolenGoat Race Team	217
63	Lance Childs	U23	TAAP Kalas	0
64	Benjamin Fish	Senior	TAAP Kalas	0
65	Oliver Hucks	Senior	TAAP Kalas	228
66	Harvey Lawson	U23	TAAP Kalas	9
67	Harry Macfarlane	Senior	TAAP Kalas	130
68	Harvey Stroh	U23	TAAP Kalas	2
69	Thomas Charles	U23	Team PB Performance	5
70	Jamie Gostick	U23	Team PB Performance	0
71	Nathan Hardy	U23	Team PB Performance	11
72	Sam Llewellyn	U23	Team PB Performance	0
73	George Peden	Senior	Team PB Performance	0
74	Jude Taylor	Senior	Team PB Performance	0
75	Conal Davidson	U23	Vanelli-Project Go	36
76	William Dykes	U23	Vanelli-Project Go	0
77	Craig Paterson	U23	Vanelli-Project Go	0
78	Thomas Armstrong	Senior	Wheelbase CabTech Castelli	113
79	Callum Laborde	U23	Wheelbase CabTech Castelli	26
80	Tom Martin	Senior	Wheelbase CabTech Castelli	133
81	Lee Rosie	U23	Wheelbase CabTech Castelli	47
82	Tim Shoreman	Senior	Wheelbase CabTech Castelli	110
83	Jacob Smith	U23	Wheelbase CabTech Castelli	153
84	Joseph Smith	U23	Wheelbase CabTech Castelli	217
85	John Bardsley	U23	360cycling	82
86	Cai Curtis-Roberts	U23	360cycling	44
87	Ben Etherington	U23	360cycling	0
88	Archie Fletcher	U23	360cycling	1
89	Maxwell Hereward	U23	360cycling	132
90	Matti Dobbins	U23	XSpeedUnited	0
91	Alex Galpin	U23	Beeston Cycling Club	37
92	Ben Pierce	U23	Bridgnorth Cycling Club	110
93	Michael Chadwick	Senior	Clancy Briggs Cycling Academy	26
94	Jake Edwards	U23	Cog Set Papyrus Racing Club	57
95	Morris Bacon	Senior	DAP Cycling Club	72
96	Gary Freeman	Senior	DAP Cycling Club	34
97	Alex Pickering	Senior	Elysium Kalas Race Team	2
98	Dom Jackson	Senior	Foran CT	119
99	Nicholas Tyrie	Senior	Foran CT	132
100	George Daly	Senior	Geared Up RT	0
101	James Jobber	Senior	Global 6 Cycling	0
102	Matthew Cole	U23	Hagens Berman Jayco	0
103	George Safranauskas	U23	HIVE Racing	28
104	Henry Hunter	U23	Kendal Cycle Club	27
105	Damien Clayton	Senior	Le Col Race Team	559
106	Ben Granger	Senior	Mg.K VIS Colors for Peace VPM	0
107	Matthew Kingston	Senior	Mg.K VIS Colors for Peace VPM	0
108	Matthew Holmes	Senior	Private Member	100
109	Oliver Sergeant	Junior	Prologue Racing Team	0
110	Archie Peet	U23	Reflex Racing	223
111	Toby Tanfield	Senior	Club Ciclista Padronés‐Equipo ‐ Alumínios Cortizo	0
112	Joseph Laverick	Senior	Ribble Rebellion	0
113	Isaac Henley	U23	Rule 28 x ATP Performance	0
114	Oliver Rees	U23	Sabgal – Anicolor	73
115	Archie Cross	Senior	Schils – Doltcini Racing Team	3
116	Jack Lucas	U23	Shibden-A.Fawcett Racing	15
117	Will Thomson	U23	Shibden-A.Fawcett Racing	0
118	Felix Whetter	U23	SN Vitae Huub p/b BimBam Coaching	29
119	Adam Lewis	Senior	Team Skyline	145
120	Isaac Wright	Senior	Team TMC – Strada Wheels	103
121	Deetray Jarrett	U23	Maglia Tecnosylva Bembibre Cycling Team	40
122	Finn McHenry	U23	The Cycling Academy	62
123	Danylo Riwnyj	Senior	Foran CT	197
124	Timothy Torrie	Senior	trainSharp Orro Elite	0
125	Josh Charlton	U23	Trinity Racing Team	0
126	Luca Unwin	U23	Trinity Racing Team	0
127	Aston Freeth	U23	Van d’am Racing p/b Butterfields	0
128	Adam Howell	U23	VC Meudon	114
129	Hamish MacLaren	U23	Private Member	15
130	Charlie Genner	U23	Halesowen A & CC	109
131	Cameron Adam	Junior	Vanelli-Project Go	11
132	Elliot Bain	U23	Vanelli-Project Go	0
133	Anthony Morris	U23	Loughborough Students CC	12
134	Nicholas Candy	Senior	Zappi Racing Team	16
135	William Harding	U23	Zappi Racing Team	0
136	John Roberts	U23	Zappi Racing Team	0
137	Tristan Pilling	U23	360cycling	0
138	Oscar Pratt	U23	05/03	9
139	William Smith	U23	Trinity Racing Team	0
140	Charlie Meredith	Senior	Mid Devon CC	91