Would like to claim first position from competing Adwick Tri club members - guess that I can as I was the only one in the race - Andy Coldwell.

Perfect day, nice and still, with a flat course at my mercy.  Made the most of it as far as my legs were concerned - they did not thank me for it the next day. Following a general keep fitness plan through the winter, I managed a 1.36.   Still getting faster at age 45, (1.46 when I was 16 in Sheffield, 1.45 in Doncaster as a 21 year old and 1.39 in Lincolnshire at age 42) ...but the sub 1.30 looks a bit of a stretch now!

Pleasing start to my races for the year, next trip out The Beaver 70.3 in May.  Think there are quite a few Adwick folk planning that outing, so mentally preparing to fall off the medal rostrum.

Happy racing all.

Following contemplating an extra hour in my sleeping place with British summertime coming to an end, I prepared for a good nights sleep. I didn’t expect waking late because my phone alarm had also auto dated, so instead of 2 hrs extra my instinct raised me from my sleeping place.
Arrangements had been made to collect Steve Worthy from his castle Skellbrooke at Dawn and to park next to a feeding hostelry serving pigs head on a platter (bacon butties) well we did have an hr to kill.

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Adwick Triathlon club had 2 compitors racing at the weekends Ripon Triathlon. Tony Lindop was 218th in a time of 2.39.21 and Tain Taylor was 414th in a time of 2.57.32.

Well Done to the both of you.

Dean Kirkham raced in ETU Age group championships in Athlone, Ireland. He was racing in the 35-39AG and finished 16th out of 39 competitors in a time of 2.11.03.

2 Adwick tri members raced the David Lloyd Lincoln Tri,

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