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9am start for Sunday’s 25 – Safety Notes

There’s still time to sign up online (closes 6pm, Friday)  for the Timson Trophy 25 mile time-trial at Naseby/Bosworth.

There are rider safety notes at the bottom of this post.

*Please note that this events starts at 9am.

How to enter

This year’s Timson Cup, awarded on a handicap basis, will be contested at the Naseby 25* on Sunday 2nd June, 9am (NB not 8am as in the calendar)

*Confusingly this course is also sometimes referred to as the “Bosworth 25”.

Race HQ is now Husbands Bosworth Village Hall.

The course is 2.5 laps on quiet roads around a circuit covering Welford, Naseby, Clipston and Sibbertoft. You can view the course and risk assessment here.

 

You can sign up online until 6pm Friday 31st May here

The Timson Cup is a handicap event and can be won by any club rider of any speed who goes well on the day.

 

On the day itself, sign on/number collection from 8.15 am.

Card payment only, on the day (Members £5, Non-Members £6.)

Front and rear lights and hard shell helmets are mandated by CTT.

Under 18 riders will require a parental consent form for type B events, to be found on the CTT website. Please send to ttsec@wellandvalleycc.co.uk

Please indicate in ‘comments’ section if entering as a Road Bike.

CARD 💳 – LIGHTS (Front & Rear) – RACE

Safety Notes – poor surfacing

There is a sharp descent past the Battlefield Viewpoint. The surface of the road on the left hand side has a longitudinal and potholed ridge about a metre from the edge of the road. This has been clearly marked with yellow paint to help riders.

A second descent leads to the marshalled turn left onto Longhold Road, which has bumpy sections and, again, some highlighted potholes.

After the S bend leaving Sibbertoft Village onto the “runway straight” there are highlighted potholes in the first third or so of that long, long, long road…..

This a very quiet course. Ride safely and enjoy!

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