Senior Men	Events	Total Points
Ray Wagner	8	79
Ian Smith	6	70
Nick Kupiak	9	65
Marc Wieler	8	43
Chris Cameron	4	40
Menno Jongsma	5	39
Evan Earp-Jones	6	34
Michael Gill	10	29
Paul Thompson	3	24
Steve Struthers	3	20
Bill McMillan	7	19
Mike Sevcov	5	19
Shepherd Stewart	5	18
Scott Doran	3	17
Aaron Millar	2	16
Steve Crowley	3	16
Iain Hay	4	15
Rob Russell	2	11
Fred Hodgson	2	10
Matt Allardyce	3	10
Mike Addiscott	2	10
Patrick Burnham	2	9
Kyle Waring	2	8
John Lam	2	7
Bruce Perry	2	5
Shawn Boyd	1	4
Phil Birrer	2	2
Kirby Villeneuve	1	2
Rob Bau	1	1
Justin Mark	1	1
Colby Large	1	1
Adam McConnell	1	1
Normon Thibault	1	1
Ron Hewitson	1	1
Quentin Wicks	1	1
Russell Berg	1	1
Youth Men
James Grant	6	68
Mark Grant	7	58
Brodie Hay	5	49
Aiden Hare	1	8
Andrew Grant	1	1
Senior Women
Charlene Hay	5	52
Glenda Harling	2	24
Laurie Ritchie	2	13
Lorrie Baildham	1	12
Janna Gillick	2	12
Katie  Wallington	1	9
Youth Women
Jessica Reynolds	5	60
Mykelti Berg	2	20

Total point tally for the Criterium Series is show below. With Ian Smith racing BCBR this week, Ray Wagner has a chance of taking the top spot in the Senior Men. (Keep in mind that this is a best-X-of-X event, so the scores here may change once we redo the math at the end of the season)  

Senior Men
Ian Smith	6	70
Ray Wagner	7	69
Nick Kupiak	8	53
Chris Cameron	4	40
Menno Jongsma	5	39
Marc Wieler	6	34
Evan Earp-Jones	5	25
Michael Gill	9	24
Steve Struthers	3	20
Mike Sevcov	5	19
Bill McMillan	6	18
Paul Thompson	2	17
Aaron Millar	2	16
Steve Crowley	3	16
Shepherd Stewart	4	12
Iain Hay	3	12
Rob Russell	2	11
Scott Doran	2	10
Matt Allardyce	3	10
Fred Hodgson	2	10
Patrick Burnham	2	9
Kyle Waring	2	8
Scott Dolan	1	7
John Lam	2	7
Michael Addiscott	1	6
Bruce Perry	2	5
Shawn Boyd	1	4
Kirby Villeneuve	1	2
Phil Birrer	2	2
Adam McConnell	1	1
Ron Hewitson	1	1
Normon Thibault	1	1
Colby Large	1	1
Justin Mark	1	1
Russell Berg	1	1
Mark Wieler	1	1
Rob Bau	1	1
Quentin Wicks	1	1
Youth Men
Brodie Hay	5	49
James Grant	3	32
Mark Grant	4	29
Andrew Grant	1	1
Senior Women
Charlene Hay	5	52
Glenda Harling	2	24
Laurie Ritchie	2	13
Lorrie Baildham	1	12
Janna Gillick	2	12
Katie  Wallington	1	9
Youth Women
Jessica Reynolds	4	48
Mykelti Berg	2	20

  MIVA 20km Time Trial

Nanaimo River Road. 130627

Yet another rainy day in Nanaimo and damp but clear conditions up at the time trial course. Twelve starters tonight, including regular youth participants Aiden and Abigail Hare and newcomers for this season Mike Jorgensen and Derek Steel.. Conditions proved to be just right for some faster times, with Mike Gill, Phil Birrer. Patrick Burnham, and winner Matt Allardyce posting personal bests for the course. By now, most of the regulars have had a chance to ride the new course and the general consensus is that they prefer it to the original one.

Thanks to Katy Waddington for acting as starter and backup timekeeper, to Lorrie Baildham for marshalling the turnaround and to Jason Hare for holding until his own start.

Race results at: www.webscorer.com/race?raceid=10161

 MIVA Boxwood Criterium 13/06/25

 40 lap criterium, 4 primes

 It rained steadily all day throughout most of Nanaimo but there was sun and blue sky when registration opened for tonight's criterium. There were fourteen registrants, including three from Courtenay, two of whom were youth riders.

 The first four laps were quite rapid but the bunch stayed intact, Steve Crowley, Mark Wieler and Nick Kupiak leading them. Mike Gill was initially trailing by a couple of seconds but managed to make contact again and stayed with the pack for twenty-two laps, a remarkable improvement on his previous criterium performances.

 In lap five, Kupiak had a slight gap which he increased to seven seconds and was soon joined by Phil Birrer but by the eighth lap the bunch caught them. Then in the sprint for the first prime on lap ten, Mike Sevcov won with Nick a close second. They eased off the front but they too were brought back within two laps and things quietened down for a short while. For the next three laps Mark Overton, Mark Wieler, Phil Birrer and Ray Wagner were visible at the front of the pack and were still in the top places but when the bell went, signalling the second prime, Ray had opened a slight gap and stayed there to take the sprint.

 Within the next two circuits though he had been absorbed and Mike Sevcov, James Grant, Steve Crowley and one other rider had opened another gap. Mike stayed out in front but the other three drifted back to the bunch and he then put the hammer down and proceeded to make the first real break of the race, staying ahead for the next eleven laps. He extended his lead to twenty seconds and took the third prime ten seconds ahead of the awakening pack but fatigue set in as evidenced by his rolling shoulders and resort to a lower gear. The rain, which had commenced during his solo effort, failed to freshen him and the main group was pulling him back rapidly.

 Eventually he was caught just before the last prime and drifted towards the back of the bunch. Meanwhile, Ray Wagner took the sprint from James Grant and Steve Crowley.

 With two laps left, the bunch was again together the order being Steve, Evan, James, Ray, Matt Allardyce, Mark Grant, Mike, Iain Hay and Matt, with Mike Gill a lap andt twenty- five seconds down

 Four riders had retired earlier: Normon Thibault, Phil Birrer, Mark Wiler and Mark Overton.

 At the start of the final go-around, the order was about the same but at the line Junior James Grant had dashed clear with only Ray and Iain vainly challenging him for the win. younger brother Mark finished fourth just ahead of the rest of the pack. The sprint for fourth was really close, with Evan beating Matt Allardyce by a fraction of a wheel, and . Nick Kupiak Steve Crowleyand Mike Sevcov a similar distance behind.

 In the absence of fast men Chris Cameron and Ian Smith, the race time was about three and a half minutes slower than two weeks previous. but the event was still finished in a respectable hour and ten minutes.

 Thanks to Iain Hay for course set up and take down, Brodie Hay and Mike Mann for bell, lap and back-up timing, and to Steve Grant, Patrick Burnham, Jason Hare and Kirby Villeneuve for doing the all-important job of marshalling.

1	James Grant	jun	Vipyrs	1h 10' 15"
2	Ray Wagner	MC	CVCC	s.t.
3	Iain Hay	MB	MIVA	s.t.
4	Mark Grant	cad	Vypers	s.t.
5	Evan Earp Jones	S3	Victoria Wh	at 3"
6	Matt Allardyce	MB	MIVA	s.t.
7	Nick Kupiak	S3	MIVA	s.t.
8	Steve Crowley	MB	MIVA	s.t.
9	Mike Sevcov	MC	Cowichan	s.t.
10	Mike Gill	MB	MIVA	at 1 lap
DNF	Phil Birrer	S3	MIVA
DNF	Normon Thibault	MB	Frontrunners
DNF	Mark Wieler	S3	Arrowsmith
DNF	Mark Overton	MA	MIVA
PRIMES
1st	Mike Sevcov
2nd	Ray Wagner
3rd.	Mike Sevcov
4th.	Ray Wagner

RESULTS

Curtis Deardon, who has just won the Canadian National Time Trial Championship, rode the MIVA 40 KM event on Nanaimo River Road a couple of weeks ago. He won the event, which has three dead turns and is acknowledged as a tough course, in a record time of 53' 15".  The Russ Hayes rider is set to return to our course  with several of his fast team couple to ride the remaining 40 kilometre races. Rumour has it that our fast man, Don Gillmore, who holds the old course 40km record of53' 16", will be out to do battle with the New champion.