Final: Winner after the final stage of the Totnes-Vire Stage Race is James McLaughlin of Pendragon Le Col Colnago. The young Pendragon rider held off the challenge of Colin Parry to win by seven seconds.
Photos! Pictures from Ann Owens
Final Stage
1 Chris Opie Pendragon – Le Col – Colnago
2 Niklas Gustavsson Team UK Youth
3 Ashley Cox Team Corley Cycles/Cervelo/Alpha R.C
4 Jason Flooks Primal Europe Powered By Rutrainingtoday/Bikechainricci
5 Tavis Walker Adeo Cadence Race Team
6 Philip Borrett Team Tor 2000
7 Simon Gaywood Team Corley Cycles/Cervelo/Alpha R.C
8 Colin Parry Wilier/Goselfdrive.com
9 William Bjergfelt Motorpoint Pro Cycling
10 Jonathon Mozley Pendragon – Le Col – Colnago
11 James Mclaughlin Pendragon – Le Col – Colnago
12 Toby Eichler Adeo Cadence Race Team
13 Martin Ford Mammoth Lifestyle Racing Team
14 Mark Perry Wilier/Goselfdrive.com
15 Richard Bott Herbalife/Wheelbase.co.uk
16 James Dobbin Adeo Cadence Race Team
17 Ben Anstie Adeo Cadence Race Team
18 Richard Cartland Team Corley Cycles/Cervelo/Alpha R.C
19 Peter Vincent Mid Devon CC
20 Ian Alexander Cheltenham & County CC
Final overall
1. James McLaughlin Pendragon Le Col Colnago
2. Colin Parry Wilier / Goselfdrive.com
3. Jon Mozeley Pendragon Le Col Colnago
4. Freddy Johansson Team UK Youth
5. Simon Gaywood Team Corley Cycles /Cervelo / Mavic
6. James Dobbin Adeco Cadence Race Team
7. William Bjergfelt Motorpoint Pro Cycling / Pinarello
8. John Veness Handsling Racing / Trigon / Schwalbe
9. Ian Alexander Cheltenham & County CC
10. Chris Opie Pendragon Le Col Colnago
11. Doug Dewey GWR Team / Swindon Cycles / High 5/Kalas
12. Niklas Gustavsson Team UK Youth
13. Ashley Cox Team Corley Cycles /Cervelo / Mavic
14. Tavis Walker Adeco Cadence Race Team
15. Phil Borrett Team Tor 2000 / Overtlocke/Kalas/White LakeScorpio/Peloton Racer
16. Mark Perry Wilier / Goselfdrive.com
17. Yanto Barker Pendragon Le Col Colnago
18. Toby Eichler Adeco Cadence Race Team
19. Ben Luckwell Wilier / Goselfdrive.com
20. Peter Vincent Mid-Devon Cycling Club / Colin Lewis Cycles
21. Richard Bott Herbalife / Wheelbase
22. Wayne Coombs Primal Europe /RUTrainingtoday/ Bike Chain Ricci
23. Richard Cartland Team Corley Cycles /Cervelo / Mavic
24. James Williams Primal Europe /RUTrainingtoday/ Bike Chain Ricci
25. Martin Ford Mammoth Lifestyle RT / Mammoth / Specialized
26. Glyndwr Griffiths Cyclemart / Basso Bikes / Continental
27. Matthew Ewings Revo Racing
28. Ben Anstie Adeco Cadence Race Team
29. Ashley Martin Chippenham Wheelers
30. Peter Haworth Revo Racing
31. Jack Plummer Somerset Road Club / The Bicycle Chain
32. David Sinclair GWR Team / Swindon Cycles / High 5/Kalas
33. George Pym Exeter Wheelers CC
34. Karl Hine Adeco Cadence Race Team
35. Adam Holmes Mid-Devon Cycling Club / Colin Lewis Cycles
36. Chris Seviour Team UK Youth
37. Robert Edgell Somer Valley CC
38. Peter Johnston Pendragon Le Col Colnago
39. Andrew Parker Mid-Devon Cycling Club / Colin Lewis Cycles
40. Junior Heffernan Primal Europe /RUTrainingtoday/ Bike Chain Ricci
41. Will Hornby Cycle Sport South Hams
Day 1
Doug Dewey and Simon Gaywood were the stage winners on day 1 of the big race in the South West, the Totnes-Vire three stage, two day race. The 4 mile time trial was won convincingly by Dewey and he took that lead into the second road stage where he missed the nine up break that escaped around half way. Counter attacks came and went but the break was not to be caught and after the two stages, the leader overall is James McLaughlin, nine seconds ahead of Colin Parry with Freddy Johannson third overall at 24 seconds.
Road stage Photos from Ann Owens
TT stage Photos from Ann Owens
Stage 1
1 Douglas Dewey GWR Team/Swindon Cycles/High5/Kalas/Giant/Joyriders
2 James Mclaughlin Pendragon – Le Col – Colnago
3 Chris Opie Pendragon – Le Col – Colnago
4 Colin Parry Wilier/Goselfdrive.com
4 James Stewart Team UK Youth
4 Fredrick Johansson Team UK Youth
7 Yanto Barker Pendragon – Le Col – Colnago
8 Junior Heffernan Team Certini – McCaulay’s
9 Ashley Cox Team Corley Cycles/Cervelo/Alpha R.C
9 Tavis Walker Adeo Cadence Race Team
11 Peter Vincent Mid Devon CC
11 Niklas Gustavsson Team UK Youth
13 Richard Oram Revo Racing
14 Philip Borrett Team Tor 2000
14 Benjamin Luckwell Wilier/Goselfdrive.com
16 Mike Rudling Wightlink Cycle RT
16 Jonathon Mozley Pendragon – Le Col – Colnago
18 Simon Gaywood Team Corley Cycles/Cervelo/Alpha R.C
18 Morten Sandvik University of Bath Cycling Club
20 Richard Meadows Pendragon – Le Col – Colnago
20 Gruffudd Lewis Team UK Youth
Stage 2
1 Simon Gaywood Team Corley Cycles/Cervelo/Alpha R.C
2 Colin Parry Wilier/Goselfdrive.com
3 James Mclaughlin Pendragon – Le Col – Colnago
4 William Bjergfelt Motorpoint Pro Cycling
5 James Dobbin Adeo Cadence Race Team
6 John Veness Handsling Racing
7 Jonathon Mozley Pendragon – Le Col – Colnago
8 Ian Alexander Cheltenham & County CC
9 Fredrick Johansson Team UK Youth
10 Andrew Coupe Herbalife/Wheelbase.co.uk
11 Douglas Dewey GWR Team/Swindon Cycles/High5/Kalas/Giant/Joyriders
12 Ashley Cox Team Corley Cycles/Cervelo/Alpha R.C
13 James Stewart Team UK Youth
14 Richard Bott Herbalife/Wheelbase.co.uk
15 Chris Opie Pendragon – Le Col – Colnago
16 Niklas Gustavsson Team UK Youth
17 James Lowsley-Williams Team UK Youth
18 Gruffudd Lewis Team UK Youth
19 David Lowe Team-Elite/Paul Bethell Electrical
20 Philip Borrett Team Tor 2000
Overall after Day 1
1. James McLaughlin, Pendragon Le Col Colnago
2. Colin Parry, Wilier / Goselfdrive.com @9 seconds
3. Freddy Johannson, UK Youth @24 seconds
4. Jon Mozeley Pendragon Le Col Colnago @28 seconds
5. Simon Gaywood, Corely Cycles @30 seconds
6. John Veness Handsling Racing / Trigon / Schwalbe @40 seconds
7. James Dobbin Adeco Cadence Race Team @44 seconds
8. Will Bjergfelt, Motorpoint @ 50 seconds
9. Ian Alexander, Cheltenham & County CC @1.10
10. Doug Dewey, GWR Team / Swindon Cycles / High 5/Kalas @ 4.19
11. Chris Opie Pendragon Le Col Colnago
