2009 club events

To find out more or about the club's events contact the racing secretary Tobias Bauer at: racingsec@westlothianclarion.co.uk

RELIABILITY TRAIL
Distance: 50 KM and 100 KM, details tbc
Date: 15 March 2009
Entry: £2-£3 depending on scran provided
Start: 9am start for 100km; 9:45am for 50km
Entries on the day: Yes
Location: Linlithgow Leisure Centre

10 TT SERIES
When: Every Thursday signing on at 6.45pm to start at 7.15pm
Dates: 7th May to 3rd September
Location: Bridgend
Entry: £1
Entries on the day: Yes
See website for details. Go to website
There are separate men's and women's trophies

BORDER REIVERS NOCTURNAL RIDE TO BERWICK ON TWEED
80 miles, possible extension to the Holy Isle: 95 miles)
Date: 6 June 2009
Entry: Free
Start: Meet at 8pm for 9pm start
Entries on the day: No
Start location: Black Bitch public house, Linlithgow

HILL CLIMB AND FREEWHEEL CHAMPS
Sunday 6th September
Start: 9am start
Entry: £2
Entries on the day: Yes
Location: Kingscavil

OPEN HILL CLIMB
Date: October 2009 (date to be confirmed)
Start: 9am start
Entry: TBC
Entries on the day: TBC
Location: Kingscavil

BOXING DAY TT
Date: 26 December 2009
Start: 10am start
Entry: £1
Entries on the day: Yes
Location: Bridgend

CLUB BEST ALL ROUNDER (BAR) CHAMPIONSHIP
The BAR trophy will be awarded to the rider with the highest average speed from any OPEN (not club) 10, 25, 50 TTs and any Sportive over 100 KM. Tobias will coordinating so all times should be sent to him. Tobias has compiled a list of local events which will be added to the website, in the mean time go to the BCF Calendar to plan your season
Winner awarded the club's prestigious BAR trophy

SEA TO SKY CHALLENGE
The club's P2P2P test to see who can ride the fastest between Blackness-The Knock-Blackness. We encourage all members to have a go!
Route: Blackness-Knock-Blackness
Start and Finish: Lamp post closest to Blackness Castle
Turn: Left hand junction just over brow of the Knock
Timing: Total time including stopping at junctions and for traffic.
Risks: Don't take any. On no account should any rider endanger themselves or others in the pursuit of a time. Treat the ride as a normal training ride, riders must obey the traffic laws and Highway Code at all times.