The needs of the one outweigh the needs of the many! This was to be the case with time keeping in lieu of any official marshals. [Note that sometimes the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the one, e.g the TT prize-giving. For those wish to explore this philosophy further the interested reader is referred to Star Trek II, III and IV. Just don't get confused!] In the end time keeping was covered by Kane and Preshaw who both got a cycle.
Late comer to the party, Christen O'Neill, made the biggest impression of the night, opening up a clear gap on her rivals.
With only 3 TTs left, remember you are only as good as your last time, not the great times you were doing 3 months ago. Keep up the good efforts.
Results
Boys
Mark Kane 00:48:40 Mark Millar 00:51:37 Vaughan Purnell 00:52:19 Paul Carroll 00:52:51 Enda Marron 00:53:51 Neville O'Neill 00:54:29 Mark Hannna 00:55:43 Matt McKibben 00:58:21 Pete Williamson 00:58:36 Dave Lonnen 01:01:06 Desi McHenry 01:01:40 Paul Hetherington 01:02:15 Andrew McCormick 01:03:11 Carl King 01:09:04 Peter McGuicken DNF Conor Preshaw 00:30:14
Girls
Christen O'Neill 01:01:34 Ali McConnell 01:06:22 Emma Kerr 01:09:02
Thanks to stand in time keepers, Mark K and Conor P.
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