adjusted times

				Pts.
Shawn Boyd	MIVA	M	29' 17"	12
Bryan Rehill	MIVA	M	30' 17"	10
Matthew Allardyce	MIVA	M	32' 55"	9
Janna Gillick	MIVA	F	33' 33"	12
Al Shirley	MIVA	M	34' 14"	8
Sue Handel	MIVA	F	34' 48"	10
Corey Friesen	HCTC	M	35' 54"	7
Ian Drown	MIVA	M	36' 14"	6
Simon Weber	MIVA	M	36' 28"	4
Gareth Slocombe	HCTC	M	36' 00"	5
Patrick Burnham	MIVA	M	37' 57"	3
Charlene Hay	MIVA	F	39'51"	9
Nancy Patterson	MIVA	F	42' 38"	8
Volunteer
Brodie Hay			Holder	5

The temperature had dropped a few degrees since mid-afternoon but it was still a fast night with little wind. Four of the starters were

riding their first time trial of the year and five of the returning riders

improved on their best 20km times,

Men's winner, Shawn Boyd, just failed to beat his PB for the distance

by 11 seconds and runner up, Bryan Rehill , beat his previous best by

4 seconds, with third placed Matthew Allardyce posting a rapid 32' 55".

On the women's side, winner Janna Gillick had the fourth fastest overall

time with 33' 33".

In two weeks time, there is a three person team time trial over the 20km

distance.

Thanks to Brodie Hay for doing an excellent job of holding tonight.

The 2nd last race in the 2012 Vancouver Island Race Series is this weekends "Minto Road Race" in the Comox Valley. This is the second, and last race, for the Comox Valley Cycle Club in the series. So if you raced in Victoria for the March 18 or April 22 there is still time to be competitive in the race series.
Registration opens at 920am at the Cumberland Horseshoe Pits, race at 1030am. A/B/C categories on offer. There are onsite washrooms. Cat A- 8 laps (approx. 72km), Cat B- 6 laps (approx. 54km), Cat C- 3laps (approx.27km) Junior- TBA.

For more information on the series, and standings check out the "Vancouver Island Race Series Standings and Info" http://www.duanebc.com/raceresults2012/VCL2012results.html

Any questions not answered in the info, email Doug_Merrick@hotmail.com

Someone from this group will win the 2012 Giro d'Italia, left to right: Joaquim Rodriguez Oliver (Katusha), Domenico Pozzovivo (Colnago - CSF Inox), Rigoberto Uran Uran (Sky Procycling), Michele Scarponi (Lampre - ISD), Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin - Barracuda), Ivan Basso (Liquigas-Cannondale).

Hesjedal does not have strong team support, with most of the top Garmin riders just coming off the Tour of California but faithful lieutenant, Christian Vandervelde will bury himself for our Canadian phenom. in the remaining  stages. If Ryder can get to the final time trial with the small g.c. deficit he has now - or even in pink again - he he has an excellent chance of being the first Cannuck to win a major tour. Go here for final kilometres of stage 17.

POS	NAME	CAT	CLUB	TIME	PTS
1	Ian Smith	A	MIVA	57' 0"	12
2	Sean Lunny	A	Oak Bay Bikes	at 5"	10
3	Menno Jonsma	B	MIVA	at 9"	9
4	Ray Wagner	A	CVCC	s.t.	8
5	Paul Thompson	B	MIVA	at 15"	7
6	Kirby Villeneuve	B	MIVA	at 35"	6
7	Iain Hay	A	MIVA	at 38"	5
8	Rob Bau	B	MIVA	s.t.	4
9	Shepherd Stewart	B	MIVA	s.t..	3
10	Mark Wieler	C	Arrowsmith/MIVA	s.t.	2
11	Bill McMillan	B	MIVA	s.t.	2
12	Mike Sevcov	B	Everti/MIVA	s.t.	2
13	Fred Hodgson	B	MIVA	at 1' 03"	2
14	Brodie Hay	Y	MIVA	lapped	2
15	Phil Birrer	C	MIVA	lapped
16	Matthew Allardyce	C	MIVA	lapped	2
17	Charlene Hay	W	MIVA	lapped
18	Regis Chapman	C	MIVA	lapped	2
	YOUTH
1	Brodie Hay	cad	MIVA		12
WOMEN
1	Charlene Hay	WC	MIVA		12
P1	Ian Smith				4
P2	Ian Smith				4
P3	Ian Smith				4
	HELPERS	pts	HELPERS		pts
	Iain Hay	5	Brodie Hay		5
	Al Henderson	5