teamwallis-CHH Cycling Team

Teamwallis-chh riders have been in attendance at the Tuesday evening Premier League at Manchester Velodrome through the autumn and have regularly featured in the top placings. This week (29th November) saw Harry and Rob Crampton in action in the top group which for several weeks has featured a large team from the National Academy 100% ME squad. Riding against the very best of British, Harry and Rob are always up there in the action seeking the elusive win. Read more ...

Photo: Emma Selling

Congratulations to Jacob Tipper, who on Sunday won the 3rd round of the SERRL Winter Circuit Series, gaining 10 points and hence his Elite licence in the process.

Here's Jacob's race report:
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Jacob's win today means the team have racked up 30 wins this season so far, phew! There are still three summer months left! Welldone all.

team wallis_chh manager Martin Wallis was in a philosophical mood after a weekend of mixed fortunes at the Tour Doon Hame. The race saw Wallis’s riders endure a torrid first day on Saturday, which meant that only 3 of the 8 riders that started were present at the beginning of Sunday. However the following two stages encountered a steady upturn in their fortunes, culminating in a positive view to the weekend. Read more ...

teamwallis-CHH made a strong finish on the 92 mile final stage of the Tour Doon
Hame. The stage which finished at Castle Douglas was rode at a furious pace, with
the teams leading on General Classification taking charge.

The pace fractured the race towards the finish, but an excellent ride by James
Gullen saw him ride up to the winning group, which was lead home by Johnny McEvoy for the second stage running.

Strong rides from Jacob Tipper and Jack Cousins saw them finish their first Premier
Calendar event.

teamwallis-CHH enjoyed a much better day on day two of Tour Doon Hame. A change in weather conditions saw a much closer race, which was won by Johnny McEvoy.

Both Jacob Tipper and Jack Cousins finished safely in the bunch, with only a puncture for James Gullen in the later stages marring the day. James worked hard to ensure that he crossed the line only 1'17" down.

More to follow....

Our roving reporters have just phoned through a brief summary of the team's mixed fortunes at today's brutal first stage of the Tour of Doon Hame.

Despite atrocious weather, the team had a good start. Everybody stuck together for the first 30 miles or so. The team was in contention, riding strongly, with James, Jack and Rob all at the front of the race.

However, there followed a series of unfortunate incidents, starting with a puncture for Jack which resulted in Dafydd losing a sandwich! Jack got back into the field, only to be confronted by Jade on the floor after a crash. Read more ...