Sunday, February 22, 2009
Bad News From Terrence!!
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Results Wilde Fruit Juice League Race 96km
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
FW: Invitation to join us at the Alpha Pharm Seeding Series
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Subject: Invitation to join us at the Alpha Pharm Seeding Series
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Sunday, February 15, 2009
news from Terrence - Gauteng
Construction Du Cap 99er 121km
Monday, February 9, 2009
News from Terence Parkin - Gauteng
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Well Done Hennie!!
100 km Tour de Medallion - Stellenbosch
Event Name:
Construction du Cap Ninety Niner
Event Date:
2009/02/14 12:00:00 AM
Start Venue:
El Shaddai Christain School, Durbanville
Organising Body:
El Shaddai Christain School
Contact Person:
Events Office
Contact Telelphone:
0216856551
Web Site:
www.ninetyniner.co.za
Email Address:
queries@winningtime.co.za
Description:
TYPE OF EVENT2010 Cycle Tour Seeding Event (121km) EVENT INFORMATIONThe 121km route is a seeding event for the 2010 Cape Argus/Pick ‘n Pay Cycle Tour over a fast, undulating course. Great infrastructure, a unique medal concept and a breakfast goodie bag adds to the event’s popularity. Standard PPA funride fees do NOT apply to this event. Cyclists must enter before or on 3 Feb 2009 for a lower entry fee. After 3 Feb, entries will be possible online if there is space. Seeding cut off is Feb 9, but cyclists pay the late entry fee, again this applies if there is space. So if you want to be sure you are in the race and that you are considered for seeding, you should enter before 3 Feb 2009. Cyclists who enter after 9 Feb will start at the back. ON LINE ENTRIES CLOSEOn Feb 3, for early entries. After that you can enter online on a space available basis until 9 February 2009 (AFTER 9 FEB YOU MUST REGISTER AT EVENT- ON A SPACE AVAILABLE BASIS) NUMBER COLLECTION VENUESThursday, 12 February 2009 at Cycle Lab Northgate Island from 16:00 till 19:00; Friday, 13 February 2009 at El Shaddai Christian School from 16:00 till 19:00; Saturday, 14 February 2009 at El Shaddai Christian School from 05:00 till 07:30 ROUTE DESCRIPTIONFrom Durbanville, all four routes head out along Wellington Road with a right turn onto the R312 towards Fisantekraal. The two longer routes continue over the R304/R312 four-way stop towards Paarl. Turn left onto the R44 and left again onto the first Voorpaardeberg Road at the Windmeul Winery past the Boland Agricultural College. The 121km route then turns right onto the Paardeberg Prison Road, left at the R45 T-junction towards Malmesbury and left again in Malmesbury. The 77km route joins up with the long route at the R302. Both routes turn right at the silos and continue to the finish in Wellington Road. The two shorter routes head out onto the R312 where the 20km does an about-turn to the finish on Wellington Road, while the 39km route follows the familiar loop past the silos. DIRECTIONS TO THE VENUEFrom Cape Town, take the N1 towards Paarl and take the Durbanville/Tygervalley off-ramp. Turn left onto Willie van Schoor Drive and continue past Tygervalley Centre towards central Durbanville. After entering the central part of Durbanville, turn right onto Wellington Road (R302), continue past Medi-Clinic on your left and follow the parking signs to the right at the traffic lights where Langeberg Road crosses Wellington Road. ly)
Distance
Start Time
121 km
06:00:00 AM
77 km
07:05:00 AM
39 km
07:40:00 AM
20 km
07:50:00 AM
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Results of Road Race
POSI-
NO: SURNAME NAME AGE PROV. TION POINTS
13 Reyneke Johan 25 BOL 1 10
12 Parkin Terence 28 GAU 2 9
4 Botha Christo 40 WC 3 8
2 Abraham Ashley 33 WC 4 7
3 Botha Bennie 34 WC 5 6
7 Easton Charles 44 WC 6 5
5 Charlto Ashley 34 KZN 7 4
8 Klopper Paul 29 EC 8 3
10 Matwa Nceba 25 EC 9 2
1 Bengo Wiseman 45 EC 10 1
6 Duvenag Juan 21 WC DNF
9 Koekemo Enrikus 25 WC DNF
11 Parker Jason 36 KZN DNF
Result Time Trial Klipheuwel road
Results of Time Trial
NO: SURNAME NAME AGE PROV. TIME TION POINTS
13 Parkin Terence 28 GAU 47:05,68 1 10
12 Reyneke Johan 25 BOL 48:22,52 2 9
11 Botha Christo 40 WC 52:34,15 3 8
7 Botha Bennie 34 WC 54:36,33 4 7
9 Abrahams Ashley 33 WC 54:46,34 5 6
1 Bengo Wiseman 45 EC 58:41,10 6 5
2 Matwa Nceba 25 EC 58:44,42 7 4
5 Easton Charles 44 WC 59:10,64 8 3
3 Charlton Ashley 34 KZN 1:01,00,35 9 2
10 KoekemoerEnrikus 25 WC 1:01,09,13 10 1
6 Kloppers Paul 29 EC 1:01,40,10 11
8 Duvenage Juan 21 WC 1:02,43,18 12
4 Parker Jason 36 KZN 1:05,45,47 13
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
NEWS FLASH !!
3 February 2009
Wow!!! What a weekend!!! I am deeply thankful that we had a wonderful and accident free “super cycling” weekend. Above all ...., the teamwork, friendship and good spirit that were experienced during the weekend will long be remembered!!
Last night the last two cyclists (Wiseman and Matwa) were put on the bus to Cala and I believe they have arrived safely.
I am busy with the reports to SADSF and will post results and info on our web site (blog) shortly. Remember that a CD of ± 500 photos of the weekend is available @ R40 – 00 and the orders will be posted shortly.
Congratulations!!! To each of the cyclists that took part and especially our PODIUM guys!! They were:
Road Race:
1) Johan Reyneke
2) Terence Parkin
3) Christo Botha
Time Trial:
1) Terence Parkin
2) Johan Reyneke
3) Christo Botha
The top six performers of the weekend were: Johan Reyneke, Terence Parkin, Christo Botha, Ashley Abrahams, Bennie Botha & Charles Easton. These names will be given to SADSF and we would wait for their recommendations and suggestions.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all that were part of our activities this weekend. I will publish a special “thank you” list of all involved.
More news were that MTB racing and development were discussed and we plan to get that section of Deaf Cycling up and running as we do have a lot of Deaf MTB riders out there.
As far as the Deaflympics (PS only 217 days to go) are concerned, we would take the selected group and start with proper fitness tests and then training programs (based on the fitness test outcomes) and possibly 2 training camps afterwards.
Yours in Cycling,
Jurg Reyneke
SA Deaf Cycling Convener