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COMPUTER VILLAGE GRAND PRIX 2001
 | Above:Craig McClean and Chris Hoy,Sidney Olympics Silver medalists,both confirmed entrants to the 2001 Computer Village Grand Prix.Copyright Computer Village,The Computer Centre,Bath,by permission of Mr G.Creed,Technical Director
SEE BELOW FOR 2002 RULES & REGS
THE GRAND PRIX FINAL Sat 3rd MARCH
2001 AT OLYMPIAD, CHIPPENHAM
Result:
Seniors(500m)
1st Craig McClean (City of Edinburgh RT)
2nd Chris Hoy (City Of Edinburgh RT)
3rd Alwyn Mcmath(Atom Elite RT)
4th J. Taylor (City of Edinburgh RT)
Veterans
1st Brian Fudge (Portsmouth North End CC)
2nd Geoff Booker (Oxonian CC)
3rd David Le Grys (dataphonics RT)
4th K. Keast(Chequers RC)
Woman
1st Jacqui Cook (Chippenham & District Wheelers)
2nd Anna Ellington (CRT Tor 2000 )
ADMISSION
The cycling competition was conducted by Chippenham Wheelers under the terms and conditions of entry together with BCF regulations.Riders are permitted to ride a gear of upto 104 inches.
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COMPUTER VILLAGE GRAND PRIX 2000
 | Above:Alwyn McMath winner of the Computer Village Grand Prix 2000.Copyright Computer Village,The Computer Centre,Bath by permission of Mr G. Creed,Technical Director.
66MPH ON A STATIONARY BICYCLE
Sunday March 5th saw the Studio Hall,Chippenham Olympiad packed with spectators who thrilled to the spectacle of some of the top track cycle racers in the country battling for a top prize of £500 in the Computer Village Grand Prix.
Rob Hayles a 2000 Olympic medal winner took part.
The Grand Prix was a series of knockout sprints on stationery rollers and was won by track champion Alwyn McMath, who completed 500yds in just under 18 seconds,giving an incredible average speed of 66 miles per hour.
Other winners were:
Ladies,vets&juns...Martin Keast and 2nd Kevin Keast(Martin's dad),who shared a bicycle.
Fastest Loser .....John Else,Chippenham Whlr
Ladies 250yds......Pam Pinkerton,Halesowen
Vets 250yds........Kevin Keast,Chequers C.C.
Under 8's..........Craig Archard,Chippenham
Under 12's.........Luke Rowe,Maindy Flyers
Juv.Handicap.......Lydia Cook,Chippenham
The prizes were presented by the chief constable of Avon and Somerset Steven Pilkington at the end of the evening.
The event was conduct of the event was undertaken by Chippenham Wheelers with back up equipment provided by Bath CC.
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