Langhorne Creek Results
Notes :-
“Race Time” is the actual finish time rather than the elapsed time for the race.
The first pdf shows the riders in placing order while the second one shows the order sorted by descending average speed.
Latest news
Up-coming events for August…..
Hi everyone
Check out the AHMCC events calendar for the second half 2020: https://www.adelaidehillscc.org.au/calendar-2020/
Plenty of great racing coming up!
August is action packed – put the dates in your diary:
2nd Aug is the Langhorne Creek Handicap. Noms are open, so get those ‘chase them down’ legs tuned and ready to go.
16th Aug we are hosting the next All-Clubs event – the Kenton Valley course.
23rd is the Club Championships. A double header – kermesse and hill-climb at Bradbury. Everyone is welcome but only AHMCC members get the ‘club champion’ glory. More on this to follow soon.
30th is the State TT champs (hosted by SVCC) that also incorporates the AHMCC club TT championships. Put the head down, pedal like there’s no tomorrow, and get yourself some champions bling.
Questions? Don 0437 967 088
Today’s Results
Apologies for live results not working during the race after 3months break the timing team is a bit rusty.
Todays results are Oakwood_Kermesse_cor2
And they’re racing! Sunday 5 June, 9 am Oakwood Rd Kermesse
Hi everyone
Come along to our first post-COVID19 lock-down event!
Sunday 5 July, 9 am
It’s the Oakwood Rd Kermesse!
A fab course through the hills. Just spectacular.
Noms are open!
It’s all pay on-line now so no more messing with cash on the day.
Just go to the events tab on this site to register
Questions?
Sarah: 0409 910 079
COVID-19 AND RACING – UPDATE AT 22/5/2020
Hi everyone
We’ve been keeping an eye on all of the COVID-19 stuff and what it means for getting racing going again.
The AHMCC position is:
· The SA Gov Road Map for Stage 2 – due to come in to effect on 5 June – does not present sufficient grounds to re-commence racing. The ’20 person limit’ is, in the club’s view, clearly an ‘event’ limit, not a sub-set of the event (such as a graded bunch within the event).
· We also need to consider the wellbeing of our volunteers, many of whom are in a higher-risk group. We do not see it appropriate to place volunteers in a compromised position in feeling obliged to help but rather wanting to not expose themselves to infection risks where they can be avoided.
· There is a sense of community responsibility and not push racing – a non-essential service – to the front of restrictions easing.
· We should take a cautious approach and only proceed with racing where there is unequivocal direction from the Government that we can re-commence.
It may be that, once details of the Stage 2 rollout are released things might be much clearer and if this allows us to re-start racing, we will get a re-commence plan sorted.
Until then, enjoy your social riding.