ARCHIVED RESULTS

RESULTS – FORT TO FORT  –  2021 – 2009

 2021

Fort to Fort 31.10.21

Well done to all the 34 riders who
took part in Sunday’s Fort to Fort. Fair to say that conditions were fairly
damp but there was a slight breeze behind ( or at least to the side). Well done
to Gary for winning by a good 7 minutes ( Cammie is gradually getting closer
though!). Great to see some new faces ( and some old faces!) doing the event. A
special mention has to go to Lindsay Jarrett who became the first person to do
the race carrying an oxygen tank. A huge thank you to Jacqui for doing the
timing and providing much needed refreshments at the end ( ably assisted by
Rachel of course). Thanks also to Alan, Norma, Lance, Amy, Ewen and Vince for
marshalling – we couldn’t do the event without you guys helping! 

Results;

Gary MacDonald 01:39:26
Cammy Mackintosh 01:46:45
Aidan Webster 01:51:09
Jamie Gall 01:51:44
sam Daynes 01:52:32
Iain Pooleman 01:56:53
Marie Meldrum 01:57:17
Tim Brand 02:00:02
Damien Forster 02:01:01
Gregor Muir 02:04:34
Ailsa Pooleman 02:16:04
Graham Macnab 02:18:11
Mike Webster 02:21:53
Nix Forster 02:21:54
Aaron Tresidder 02:24:24
Es Tresidderr 02:24:27
Emma Hebborn 02:35:59
Andy Rodgers 02:43:34
Gill Barnes 02:45:10
Emma Pearce 02:46:41
Lindsay Jarrett 02:47:45
Linzi Beckett 02:47:45
Marian Austin 02:56:17
Lucy Nevison 02:58:31
Zeemon Erhardt 02:58:31
Ruairidh MacMaster 03:21:10
Andrew MacMaster 03:21:12
Kenny McIntyre 03:24:55
Lorrainne Wheelen 04:37:49
David Exeter 04:37:51
Doug Little 04:37:50
Mark Clark dnf
James Exeter dnf
Hilary Tresidder dnf
Kai Tresidder dnf

 

 

2020

 Not run due to covid

  

2019

 

overall position	Name		Race time	Bike ?	category place
					m = male over 18
			hrs:mins:sec		f = female over 18
					j = junior
1	Gary	MacDonald	1:23:34	cx	1st m
2	Ben	Thompson	1:30:21	cx	2nd m
3	Euan	MacGillivray	1:32:23	cx	3rd m
4	Euan	Thorburn	1:34:18	cx	4th m
5	Rory	Bell	1:35:45	cx	5th m
6	James	Shirley	1:36:13	xc	6th m
7	Jamie	Gall	1:38:20	xc	7th m
8	Jamie	Maxwwell	1:41:00	cx	8th m
9	marie	meldrum	1:42:47	cx	1st f
10	Mark	Clark	1:46:32	cx	9th m
11	jim	Smillie	1:47:14	cx	10th m
12	Ian	Pooleman	1:48:32	xc	11th m
13	Graham	White	1:49:02	cx	12th m
14	Campbell MacKintosh		1:49:08	cx	1st j
15	Iain	MacDonald	1:49:52	cx	13th m
16	Damian	Forster	1:52:41	cx	14th m
17	Finlay	Dempster	1:54:23	cx	2nd j
18	Daniel	Parfitt	1:56:13	cx	3rd j
19	Colin	MacTavish	1:59:08	xc	15th m
20	John	McGeown	2:02:18	cx	16th m
21	Ailsa	Pooleman	2:03:24	xc	2nd f
22	David	Buckett	2:05:19	cx	17th m
23	Fiona	Thompson	2:07:36	cx	3rd f
24	Vince	MacKintosh	2:11:24	cx	18th m
25	Gill	Barnes	2:13:19	xc	4th f
26	Jess	Maxwell	2:13:50	cx	5th f
27	Evan	MacDonald	2:17:26	full suss	4th j
28	Andy	Rogers	2:18:18	full suss	19th m
29	Aaron	Tresidder	2:30:57	cx	5th j
30	Es	Tresidder	2:31:00	xc	20th m
31	Marian	Austin	2:45:22	full suss	6th f

 

 

 

2018

 

overall position	Name		Finish time	Start group	category place	total race time
				1. start 11.02	m = male over 18
				2. start 11.12	f = female over 18
				3. start 11.22	j = junior
1	Andrew	MacMaster	13.07	3	1 m	1 hr 45 mins
2	David	MacDonald	13.08	3	2 m	1 hr 46 mins
3	James	MacDonald	13.14	3	3m	1 hr 52 mins
4	Ruaridh	Wells	13.15	3	4 m	1 hr 53 mins
5	stephen	dent	13.16	3	5 m	1 hr 54 mins
6	Donald	Paterson	13.17	3	6 m	1 hr 55 mins
7	Alasdair	Poll	13.17	3	1 j	1 hr 55 mins
8	marie	meldrum	13.18	3	1 f	1 hr 56 mins
9	Jamie	Gall	13.19	3	7 m	1 hr 57 mins
10	Kenny	MacAlisterr	13.22	3	8 m	2 hrs
11	Iain	MacDonald	13.22	3	9 m	2 hrs
12	Graeme	Corner	13.13	2	10 m	2 hrs 01 min
13	Paul	Tebbett	13.14	2	1 e bike	2 hrs 02 mins
14	Roddy	Wells	13.19	2	11 m	2 hrs 07 mins
15	Gregor	Muir	13.2	2	12 m	2 hrs 08 mins
16	Archie	Johnston	13.2	2	13 m	2 hrs 08 mins
17	David	Buckett	13.22	2	14 m	2 hrs 10 mins
18	Rory	Robinson	13.22	2	15 m	2 hrs 10 mins
19	Julie	Corner	13.26	2	2 f	2 hrs 14 mins
20	Mark	Clark	13.38	3	16 m	2 hrs 16 mins
21	Nix	Forster	13.31	2	3 f	2 hrs 19 mins
22	Nicky	Sharratt	13.38	2	4 f	2 hrs 26 mins
23	Ailsa	Pooleman	13.39	2	5 f	2 hrs 27 mins
24	Fiona	Thompson	13.4	2	6 f	2 hrs 28mins
25	Justin	Swabey	13.43	2	17 m	2 hrs 31 mins
26	Gill	Barnes	13.49	2	7 f	2 hrs 37 mins
27	Andy	Rogers	13.39	1	18 m	2 hrs 37min
28	Sorley	Swabey	13.5	1	2 j	2 hrs 48mins
29	Marian	Austin	14.01	1	8 f	2 hrs 59min
30	Aaron	Tresidder	14.07	1	3 j	3 hrs 5 min
31	Linsay	Barr	15.1	2	9 f	3 hrs 58 mins
32	Kirstin	Heger	15.14	2	10 f	4 hrs 02 mins
33	Mandy	Watson	15.23	1	2 e bike	4hrs 21min
34	Aidan	Baltrunas	15.23	1	4 j	4hrs 21min
35	Ruby	Clark	15.23	1	5 j	4hrs 21min
36	Stefan	Baltrunas	15.23	1	19 m	4hrs 21min
	Fraser	Clark	dnf	2	j

 

 

2017

 

West
Highland Wheelers – Fort to Fort race 2017, Sunday the 22^nd October

25 riders
took part  in this year’s annual West Highland Wheelers race from Fort
Augustus to Fort William.  The weather conditions were very favourable
with light winds, no rain and even a little bit of sunshine which all meant
that the Autumnal views were almost as spectacular as the racing. Once again
the race was won by a member of the Dent family – last year it was Stephen,
this year it was his younger brother Alex who finished the race in a time of 1
hour and 48 minutes ( 3 and a half minutes ahead of the next rider). There was
a fierce race for second place, with Ed Daynes and Jamie Gall matching each
other neck and neck until the final straight when Ed’s sprint finish just
pipped Jamie to the line. Marie Meldrum was the first lady home in a time of
one hour and fifty nine minutes and was fourth overall. It was great to see 3
youngsters ( Cory Muir, Finlay Dempster and Daniel Parfitt) from the Wheelers
kid’s club attempting the race for the first time and putting in very
respectable times. Many thanks to everyone that helped with the race organisation-
in particular, Ben, Jacqui, Dave and Evelyn. Special thanks must also go to
Nevis Range for allowing us to use their pick-up truck as a sweeper vehicle.
Entry fees from the race are being donated to Mountain Rescue. The full results
are as follows;

1^st Alex
Dent  01:48:21 

2^nd Ed
Daynes 01:52:08

3^rd Jamie
Gall 01:52:15

4^th Marie
Meldrum 01:59:01

5^th Cory
Muir 02:05:14  ( winner of the under 14 e-bike category)

6^th Roddy
Wells 02:06:46

7^th Charlie
Munro 02:07:20

8^th Stephen
Cant 02:14:05

9^th Alan
Dent 02:16:20 ( had a snapped chain and took a slightly alternative route!)

10^th Hannah
Barnes 02:21:05

11^th Fiona
Thompson 02:29:15

12^th Graham
Ward 02:32:35

13^th Nix
Forster 02:36:20

14^th Andy
Rogers 02:40:32

15^th Gavin Power
02:41:16

16^th Stephen
MacLeod 02:42:22

17^th Finlay
Dempster 02:43:25

18^th Calum
Maclean 02:45:06

19^th George
Maitland 02:50:05

20^th Catriona
Maitland 02:50:08

21^st Marian
Austin 02:51:13

22^nd Daniel
Parfitt 02:59:48

23^rd Diana
Moffitt 04:09:53

24^th Linda
Poll 04:20:09

25^th Clare
Harley 04:20:19

 

 

2016

 

Fort to Fort 2016

Near
perfect weather conditions (light winds, cool temperatures and no rain!!!)
greeted the 19 riders for this year’s Fort to Fort race. Despite the unusually
pleasant conditions causing some last minute dilemma’s about to what to wear,
hopes were high for some good times.  This indeed proved to be the case as
the race was won by Stephen Dent in the time of 1 hour 38 minutes (18 minutes
faster than last year’s winning time). Stephen had a great battle with Donald
Patterson who pushed him hard all the way along the road to the finish line and
finished a mere 7 seconds behind. Third place was taken by James Shirley who
claimed that he should get a special prize for being the first person on a
mountain bike to cross the line. Despite building up a very respectable early
lead Gary MacDonald unfortunately punctured on the infamous descent down
towards Balmaglaster and had to withdraw from the race (many thanks to Emma
Holgate for picking him up and also providing much needed water for a very
thirsty Gregor who definitely seemed surprised by the mild weather conditions!)
First lady home was Nix Forster, who beat her time from last year by a whopping
27 minutes. 2^nd lady home was Gill Barnes who beat her time from last year by an
even more impressive 32 minutes. Many thanks to everyone that helped with the
race organisation (Jacqui, Dave, Daniel, Cory, Nicola, Paul, Andy and Marian).
Special thanks must also go to Nevis Range for allowing us to use their pick-up
truck as a sweeper vehicle. Entry fees from the race are being donated to
Mountain Rescue. The full results are as follows;

1^st –
Stephen Dent  (also 1^st Junior) 1.38.01

2^nd – Donald
Patterson 1.38.08

3^rd – James
Shirley 1.44.04

4^th – Alex
Dent ( 2^nd junior) 1.44.37

5^th – Joe
Barnes 1.5147

6^th – Neil
Wright 1.51.56

7^th – Ed
Daynes 1.53.31

8^th – Alan
Dent 1.59.14

9^th – Gregor
Muir 2.00.59

10^th – Iain
MacDonald 2.08.29

11^th – Nix
Forster ( 1^st lady) 2.12.34

12^th – Gill
Barnes ( 2^nd lady) 2.20.19

13^th –
Christoff Du Plessis 2.21.27

14^th – Emma
Pearce 2.26.36

15^th – Hannah
Newson 2.33.32

16^th –
Frances Dent 2.33.33

17^th – Marian
Austin 2.40.17

18^th – Andy
Rogers 2.42.41

 

 

2015

 

Fort to Fort 2015

Despite
conditions being slightly better than last year’s near hurricane force winds
and torrential rain this year’s competitors still had to put up with their fair
share of wind and rain. Undeterred by the weather, 28 hardy competitors
(including Mike and Lewis all the way up from Hull) gathered for the start at
Fort Augustus and were sent off in two waves of riders. Despite having the wind
in their faces for most of the race, multiple punctures, and a rogue arrow
above Gairlochy, which forced everyone to make some unexpected route decisions,
some great racing was had. The race was won by Ben Thomson who was one of only
two riders to complete the course in less than two hours. Alex Dent was just
over the two hour mark and did extremely well to finish as the first junior and
third overall (he also beat his dad by two minutes!). First lady home and 10^th overall
was Frances Dent.  Many thanks to all the marshals (Kim, Marie, Dave,
Daniel, Gregor,  Ilona  and the MacCallum family) who also braved the
rain and did such  a great job. Thanks also to Nevis Range for allowing us
the use of their pick-up truck as a sweeper wagon.     Full results
are as follows;

1^st – Ben
Thomson 1.56.47       

2^nd – Yan
Valentine 1.58.14

3^rd – Alex
Dent 2.01.27 ( 1^st Junior)

4^th Alan Dent
2.03.29

5^th David
Munro 2.05.11

6^th Gavin
Linfield 2.08.04

7^th Jamie
Gall 2.13.17

8^th John
Shirley 2.16.50

9^th Keir
Gibson 2.21.43 (2^nd junior)

10^th Frances
Dent 2.21.55 ( 1^st Lady)

11^th Kenny
Loughray 2.25.54

12^th Gregor
Muir 2.25.56

13^TH Steve
Bradley 2.26.59

14^th Andy
Hogarth 2.27.18

15^th Nix
Forster 2.39.31 ( 2^nd lady)

16^th Emma
Parton 2.40.00 ( 3^rd lady)

17^th Andy
Rogers 2.42.36

18^th Neil
Wright 2.45.17

19^th Fiona
Thomson  2.46.17

20^th Alastair
Poll 2.50.15 ( 3^rd junior)

21^st Steven
Macleod 2.52.53

22^nd Gill
Barnes 2.52.55

23^rd Marian
Austin 2.56.46

24^th Peter
MacFarlane  2,57.28

25^th  = Lynn MacFarlane and Evelyn MacLennan 3.36.26

27^th = Mike
and Lewis Crombleholme 3.54.56

 

2014

 James
Shirley “storms” to victory !

 Due to somewhat inclement conditions ( a Met Office amber weather warning being in
place!) a slight concession was made to the well being of riders by deciding to run the race in reverse and go from Fort William to Fort Augustus. This would at least mean the riders having the storm force winds and lashing rain on their backs most of the way rather than in their faces! 15 hardy riders arrived at the very wet start line and despite one or two mishaps ( most noticeably two punctures for Marie) all 15 made it to the finish line in Fort Augustus. All riders seemed to finish with a smile on their faces. Whether this was down to enjoying the race or the fact that they could finally put on dry clothes is uncertain! Fresh from a summer season riding Enduro races in Europe James Shirley cruised to victory in a time not too far off a Fort to Fort record ( if he had not spent the first half of the race chatting to Ben Thompson then he would surely have beaten the record!) Despite being up with James
for about two thirds of the race, brake failure meant that Ben had to run down any hills and he was subsequently overhauled by Gavin Maclean and John Shirley. Fiona Mellor was the
first lady home and was 7th overall. Special mention should be made of John MacIver who was the only junior in the race and who posted a very respectable time. Over £100 in entry fees and other contributions has so far been generated to donate to Highland Hospice in the name of Corinna MacDonald. Special thanks must be given to all the marshalls and timekeepers who also braved the exceptional conditions – let’s hope for sunshine next year!

Full
results from the race are as follows;

1. James
Shirley – 1.40.49

2. Gavin
Maclean – 1.47.42

3. John
Shirley – 1.50.13

4. Ben
Thompson – 1.52.35

5. Colin
MacTavish -1.54.03

6. Spook –
1.58.48

7. Foss
-2.03.08

8. Fiona
Mellor -2.05.32

9. Hannah
Barnes -2.10.23

10. Jonny
Rough – 2.17.30

11. John
Maciver – 2.18.11

12. Gill
Barnes – 2.19.54

13. Marie
Meldrum -2.25.40

14. Andy
Rogers -2.28.03

15. Marian
Austin -2.42.35

 

2013

 

2012

 WEST HIGHLAND WHEELERS

FORT TO FORT – 28TH OCT 2012

 After a glorious week, the weather typically turned to a wet south-westerly for the annual Fort to Fort event. Riders were not disheartened and turned up in Fort Augustus, eager to set off into the puddles and mud. Ben Thompson was the first one home, taking advantage of a well-geared cyclo-cross bike to outsprint Ben Miller, Stephen Burns and Ewan Thorburn. The latter three all finished within a wheel length of each other and just an outstretched arm from the winner. Mairi Meldrum proved to be too strong and won the ladies event, out-pacing a well-placed Christina Bell with Emma Holgate taking third.

Many thanks to British Waterways Scotland, Forestry Commission Scotland, Lochaber Rugby Club and the many volunteer helpers.

 Position

Name Time

1 Ben
Thompson 01:49:13

2 Ben
Miller 01:49:14

3 Stephen
Burns 01:49:14

4 Ewan
Thorburn 01:49:14

5 Stephen
Dent 01:53:00

6 Stevie
Martin Jr 01:57:58

7 John
Shirley 01:58:20

8 Gary
Macdonald 01:59:59

9 Finlay
Wild 02:05:55

10 Ed
Daynes 02:07:53

11 Bruce
Davie 02:09:09

12 Fos
02:10:39

13 Neil
Wright 02:10:49

14 Roddy
Wells 02:11:19

15 Brian
Macdonald 02:13:26

16 Mairi
Meldrum 02:13:45

17 Steve
Bradley 02:14:40

18 Kevin
Whitehead 02:14:45

19
Christina Bell 02:17:30

20 Alex
Dent 02:18:28

21 Gregor
Muir 02:18:39

22 Emma
Holgate 02:18:58

23 Nix
02:20:58

24 Frances
Dent 02:20:58

25 Brian
Barbour 02:23:40

26 Peter
Macfarlane 02:45:58

27 Andy
Rogers 02:46:21

28 Kim Cameron
02:47:44

29 Marian
Austin 02:53:59

30 Sam Wood
02:55:00

31 Alan
Dent DNF

 

2011

 

WEST
HIGHLAND WHEELERS

FORT TO FORT – 30th October 2011

 The rain

relented briefly for the annual Fort 2 Fort event, this year reaching its
twentieth anniversary. A strong south-westerly meant that times were a lot
slower than last year. The 2 Bens, Gavin and Ewan fought a hard battle at the
front, Ben Thompson having to retire as his mech blew up. Gavin Shirley pipped
Ewan Thorburn on the line to take victory. Nix was first lady home with Ben
Miller taking the first junior award. Alex Dent (a mere 10 years old) led his
mum home to a very respectable time for them both. A few cyclo cross bikes were
seen as entrants tried to squeeze a little extra advantage from the choice of
wheels. Thanks to Andrew and Colleen for helping to mark the course, Colleen
for timing, Ilona, Lorna and Fiona for marshalling the key junctions, to Marian
Austin for the lantern rouge role and Fiona Gunn and Jim Shearer for acting as
broom wagon. Also a word of thanks to the Great Glen team and Lochaber Rugby
Club for all their assistance.

 

1. Gavin
Shirley 1:50:14

2. Ewan
Thorburn 1:50:15

3. Pele
Munro 1:54:48

4. Ben
Miller 1:57:13 First junior

5. Ruari
Watt 1:58:54

6. Alan
Dent 2:00:04

7. Ed
Daynes 2:00:18

8. John
Shirley 2:04:45

9. Davy
Gunn 2:06:12

10. Gavin
Linfield 2:10:06

11. David
Aitken 2:13:05

12. Ken
Whyte 2:13:35

13. Sam
Wood 2:15:30

14. Neil
Wright 2:16:55

15. Stephen
Dent 2:17:33 Second Junior

16. Roddy
Wells 2:18:40

17. Keith
Melton 2:20:43

18. Nix
2:23:21 First female

19. Spook
Munro 2:24:04

20. Steve
Bradley 2:26:22

21. Gregor
Muir 2:27:22

22. Brian
Barbour 2:28:07

23. Kim
Cameron 2:28:18

24. Marie
Meldrum 2:28:27 Second female

25. Emma
Holgate 2:30:20 Third female

26.
Christina Bell 2:32:29

27. Johnny
Bellshaw 2:32:38

28. Alex
Dent 2:39:21 Third Junior

29. Frances
Dent 2:39:27

30. Ben
Dodman 2:42:42

31. Brian
Holgate 2:43:09

32. Donnie
Meldrum 2:44:23

33. Lyndsay
Shaw 2:45:29

34. Lee
Sutherland 2:48:45

35. Johnny
and Fos 2:49:09

36. Andy
Rogers 2:49:55

37. Gordon
Watson 2:53:17

38. Amanda
Henderson 2:56:44

39. Lorna
Wells 3:01:11

40. Sile
Morris 3:01:11

41. Helen
Karlsson 3:35:50

42. Claire
Ellis 3:48:20

43. Alison
Hardman 3:48:21

44. Ben
Thompson DNF

45. Robbie
Belshaw DNF

 

2010

 WEST HIGHLAND WHEELERS

FORT TO FORT – 31st October 2010

The monsoon
relented to give the riders a really fine day for this year’s event from Fort
Augustus to Fort William. A group of 3 riders led the field with Gavin Shirley
taking a narrow victory from Ben Thompson and Geoff Martin. A strong ladies
contingent resulted in Hannah Barnes breaking the 2 hour mark, ahead of Nix and
Julie Corner who both finished well up the field. Angus Burnside deserves a
special mention for completing the course in a very acceptable time for someone
of 12 years of age. There were several riders who were happy to enjoy the
spectacular views and to complete their own personal challenges. Fos regretted
buying cheap Chinese inner tubes and failing to lift his bike out of the back
of the shed since his holiday. Thanks to Colleen for managing the dysfunctional
timing system, Ilona, Lorna, Maggie, Fiona, Ruari and Ian Dewar for marshalling
the key junctions, to Steve Bradley for the lantern rouge role and Jim Maxwell
for acting as broom wagon. Also a word of thanks to the Great Glen team and
Lochaber Rugby Club for all their assistance

 

1. Gavin
Shirley 1:45:08 

2. Ben
Thompson 1:45:09

3. Geoff
Martin 1:45:10

4. James
Shirley 1:45:25

5. Andrew
Foggo 1:55:00

6. Ed
Daynes 1:55:08

7. Hannah
Barnes 1:59:49 First female

8. Davy
Gunn 2:01:21

9. Gavin
Linfield 2:04:12

10. Rory
Robinson 2:04:50

11. Mike
Bossard 2:06:30

12. Liam
Moynihan 2:06:30

13. Nix
2:07:59 Second female

14.
Alastair Maclennan 2:08:56

15. Julie
Corner 2:09:42 Third female

16. Iain
Macleod 2:09:57

17. Billy
Burnside 2:14:07

18. Phil
Kyle 2:14:08

19.
John+Olga 2:16:15

20. Gregor
Muir 2:16:20

21. Mairi
Meldrum 2:17:27

22.
Jonathan Hart 2:18:11

23. Emma
Holgate 2:19:12

24. Ben
Miller 2:19:45

25. Donnie
Meldrum 2:21:53

26. Andy
Rogers 2:21:58

27. Fiona
Thompson 2:24:22

28. Lorenzo
Antouli 2:24:36

29. Jimmy
Stewart 2:26:44

30. Foss
2:27:45

31. Emma
Pearce 2:28:24

32. Kim Cameron
2:29:22

33. Peter
Macfarlane 2:31:36

34. Sam
Macpherson 2:35:26

35. Nigel
Miller 2:36:03

36. Colin
Pollock 2:36:05

37.
Christina Bell 2:41:50

38. Sam
Wood 2:41:51

39. Marian
Austin 2:42:04

40. Gordon
Watson 2:42:34

41. Nicky
Sharratt 2:44:09

42. Dave
Underwood 2:44:09

43. Richard
Bentley 2:47:39

44. Angus
Burnside 2:57:02 First junior (age 12)

45. Jenny
Roy 2:58:16

46. Evelyn
Maclennan 3:35:04

47. Lynn
Macfarlane 3:35:04

48. Corina
Macdonald 3:46:15

49. Jesse
Wigman 3:46:15

 

 

2009

 

WEST
HIGHLAND WHEELERS

FORT TO FORT – 25th October 2009

After a gap
of a few years, the Fort to Fort event was resurrected for 2009. John Ireland
prepared the groundwork and Lynda Dodd from the Great Glen Way kept order with
all the relevant stakeholders.

The weather wasn’t too bad in that the headwind was acceptable, given conditions
experienced in previous years. Dust from the forest road didn’t prove to be an issue either. 44 riders signed on with 2 not making it to the finish due to a plague of punctures.

Mairi Meldrum managed 50 metres before snapping her chain but some stalwart work from the sweeper, Andrew Foggo, soon got her back on her way.

Thanks to Andrew, Colleen, Ilona Linfield and family, Roddy Wells and Ian Dewar for
marshalling the key junctions and to Jim Maxwell for acting as broom wagon.

 1. Alex

Johnston 1.45.04

2. Ben
Thompson 1.45.48

3. Mike
Milne 1.47.47

4. Gavin
Shirley 1.55.53

4= James
Shirley 1.55.53

6. Mike
Thouless 2.00.56

7. Kenny
Riddle 2.04.00

8. Paul
Rodden 2.04.02

9. Gwilym
Rivett 2.06.14

10. Ed
Daynes 2.06.25

11. Davy
Gunn 2.06.38

12. Hannah
Barnes 2.12.44

13. Rory
Robinson 2.13.33

14. Graham
Brooks 2.13.49

15.
Alastair Maclennan 2.17.50

16. Colin
Mactavish 2.20.39

17. Allan
Macpherson 2.26.05

18. John
Thompson 2.26.50

19. John +
Olga 2.27.12

20. Iain
Macleod 2.27.35

21. Jon
Hart 2.28.22

22. Neil +
Mike 2.29.17

23. Doug
Little 2.29.29

24. Nix
Forster 2.29.50

25. Gavin
Linfield 2.30.10

26. Donnie
Meldrum 2.34.39

27. Ruth
Marsden 2.37.16

27=Clive
Marsden 2.37.16

29. Emma
Pearce 2.38.27

30. Mairi
Meldrum 2.40.09

31. Peter
Macfarlane 2.42.50

32. Marian
Austin 2.44.26

33. Sam
Macpherson 2.48.58

34. Fiona
Gunn 2.58.21

35. Lynn
Macfarlane 2.59.36

35=Heather
Morning 3.04.23

35=Lindsay
Cannon 3.04.23

38. Duncan
Cameron 3.04.23

39. Ruaridh
Wells 3.06.31

40. Gavin
Power 3.10.38

41. Robert
Skinner 3.10.52

 

42. Gordon
Watson 3.15.40