All riders did the required 2 laps except for McHenry and Pollock. McHenry was allowed the excuse of getting used to pedaling under a normal heart rate rhythm. As for Pollock the prognosis seems to be a strong case of "pansyitis".
We would like to wish regular TT-er Mark Millar a speedy recovery. Mark was recently knocked off the bike by a car while out training and suffered some bad injuries. Mark will no doubt make a speedy recovery but still it was a nasty incident to be involved in. Get back soon.
If it's any consolation for Mark there is a great TV show on at the moment to watch while recovering. The show is set in Rio and is about a film crew from the BBC following a number of athletes. The acting is first rate with plenty of "mild peril" thrown in to make things exciting!
"Well, my engine's overheating
And I'm running out of gas
I only got the two speeds and it's slow and fast."
- Rory Gallagher
Results
Mark Kane 00:23:56 00:25:15 00:49:11 Paul Carroll 00:25:55 00:27:15 00:53:10 Richard Graham 00:26:24 00:27:37 00:54:01 Vaughan Purnell 00:26:35 00:27:50 00:54:25 Peter Morrison 00:26:28 00:28:09 00:54:37 Paul Hetherington 00:29:33 00:31:02 01:00:35 Frank Sharkey 00:31:41 00:31:24 01:03:05 Peter McGuicken 00:32:02 00:34:32 01:06:34 Geraldine Sharkey 00:32:56 00:33:51 01:06:47 Carl King 00:33:15 00:34:25 01:07:40 Ali McConnell 00:33:33 00:34:25 01:07:58 Emma Kerr 00:33:30 00:34:54 01:08:24 Desi McHenry 00:33:52 Glen Pollock 00:32:52
Special note: the girls times were skewed by a tractor holding them up. There was much shyness about mentioning this at the end!
Thanks to Conor for timekeeping and who takes the award for the smallest writing ever.
"It's a results sheet goddamnit, not a 1:25,000 map."