Hi All,
Looking forward to the long weekend & perhaps getting some of my to do list cleared (unlikely). There are so many things to do at the moment, along with following the T de F & there aren't enough hours in a day. If you are heading for the Darwin Show on Friday, drink plenty of water and wear some sunscreen.
RESULTS:
1. Vineman 70.3 - 1.9/90/21.1
Male: Terenzo Bezzone 3.49.10 (course record) Female: Joanna Zeigler 4.19.58
NEXT EVENT:
Sunday 10 August 08
Palmerston Pool
7am start
1.5/40/10 (& short option 300/13/3)
Race Director: Shane Hall
Registration: Phil Lewis / Karen Lewis
Timekeeping: Alan Culbertson / Bill Piper
Fruit / Ice: Nerida Godfrey
COMMITTEE NEWS:
1. The committee is busy beavering away behind the scenes organising our annual Presentation Night Dinner.
2. We need your help in choosing our Dag of the Year for 2007/2008. If you have someone in mind, please email darwintriclub@bigpond.com with a brief outline of the "daggy" deed done, when, where etc. All nominations are confidential, so feel free to spill the beans on those among us who have had a "daggy" experience during the year. Dag of the Year is announced at our Presentation Night Dinner.
FOR SALE / WANTED ETC:
1. WANTED: Riders wanted to assist vision impaired riders. Darwin Cycling Club are seeking people to assist by riding on the front of a tandem bike on the track with a vision impaired rider on the back. If any one would like to give these riders the opportunity to enjoy their sport please contact Dal Hartley on 8932 2869 or westmac@ozemail.com.au
2. FOR SALE: Road Bike: Wheeler 7100 Eastern Aluminium blue frame made in USA. 50cm seat tube suit woman 165-7cm. 8 speed Ultegra gear, Rigida deep dish rims, clipless pedals. Original computer with extra low kms (less than 1200kms). Recently serviced; $1200 ono Contact Heather 0408 802 960. Available for viewing at K9 Cycles Coconut Grove 8985 6665.
3. FOR SALE: Club Towels are going fast. Reserve yours by emailing darwintriclub@bigpond.com
4. FOR SALE: Shogun Ninga road bike (small); 2 months of use only; 10 speed 105; $950.00 Contact Matt: 0400 284 230
OTHER NEWS:
1. Melbourne Marathon (Sunday 12 Oct 08) may be of interest if you are heading south. See www.melbournemarathon.com.au
2. NT Open Water C'ship (5km swim & 1.2km swim) will be held at Lake Bennett on Saturday 20 Sept 08. Entry forms available www.nt.swimming.org.au from Monday 26 July 08.
3. Details of sessions conducted by triathlon coaches are under "Training" on the club website www.members.iinet.net.au/~darwintriclub
4. Watch for the publication of the Selection Criteria for ITU Worlds - Olympic & Long Distance - due out this week.
5. If you are thinking of making a push for a spot for the Gold Coast and/or Perth, please read the documents carefully so that you are familiar with the process and events used.
6. We have had some feedback from a concerned motorist who works with one of our members and commutes on Sat mornings around the back of Robertson Barracks, where the group ride goes. He says that while some cyclists do display lights, a lot of them do not and if they have separated from the other riders it can put them in danger of not being seen. Perhaps it is timely to remind everyone out on the roads that as cyclists we have a responsibility to ensure motorists can see us. So please, check your lights (front and rear) and wear light, bright tops. Haven't got lights - get some or wait until daylight to ride - don't risk your life for the sake of half an hour.
7. ABC Half Marathon (Sunday 27 July 08 7am start) - race briefing is Saturday 26 July 08 at 4.30pm. Don't forget to collect your race number extra and course info as these aren't available on race morning.
8. The Darwin Surf Club annual Beach2Bridge will take place on Saturday 16 August 08.
9. A lot of events not conducted by Darwin Triathlon Club are mentioned in the E News as items of interest to members. While I make every effort to pass on correct information it is up to you to check directly with event organisers if you wish to participate in non DTC events.
10. Good luck to all those taking part in the Half Marathon on Sunday.
YOU KNOW YOU ARE A TRIATHLETE WHEN...
... you open the freezer and have to move ice packs to reach the ice cream
... you know the names of more Hawaii Ironman winners than Chief Ministers
... you are in heavy training & all you can think about is dinner & bed that night .. and it's only 11am
Triathlon 3 x the fun
Cheers
Robyn
Robyn Stanley
Darwin Triathlon Club
E News
Club website: www.members.iinet.net.au/~darwintriclub
Photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/darwintriclub
Facebook Group: Darwin Triathlon Club
Thursday 24 July 2008
Tuesday 22 July 2008
Robyn's E News 21 July 08
Hi All,
A flat tyre on the trailer necessitated a quick change of plans for the race yesterday morning. Transition was set up down near the shed & athletes had a bit of brain gym remembering which way to go in and out of T1 & T2. Some managed better than others !!
Our thanks to Race Director Rob Brooks and the band of helpers who assisted with this event. We are proud of our club culture of willing volunteer assistance and this race was no exception. Well done everyone who helped with set up, timing, fruit & ice, pack up etc etc!
It was also great to see the large number of spectators down encouraging all the competitors and giving our new members a warm welcome.
RESULTS:
1. Darwin Triathlon Club - Lake Alexander, 750/26/5
1 Mark Anzin 1 hr 13 mins 20 secs; 2 Sophie Hawken 1.13.46; 3 Rob Weatherald 1.14.44; 4 Scott Bevis 1.16.56; 5 Roland Muench 1.17.37; 6 Stu Fitch 1.18.05; 7 Pete Brady 1.18.17; 8 Richard Bradbury 1.18.44; 9 Ron Griep 1.18.44; 10 Nick Coutts 1.19.14; 11 Allan Stancombe 1.20.09; 12 Team Hall/Neville/P Stephens 1.23.38; 13 Damien Brown 1.24.18; 14 Jessy Young 1.25.42; 15 James McMahon 1.25.53; 16 John Thyne 1.26.55; 17 David Croser 1.26.56; 18 Daryl Stanley 1.27.06; 19 Lisa Quinell 1.27.30; 20 Belinda Birk 1.27.36; 21 Bertram Birk 1.28.11; 22 Rosie Sullivan 1.29.03; 23 Aaron Collins 1.30.32; 24 Kathy McKay 1.31.09; 25 Phill Hatty 1.31.53; 26 Andrew Moir 1.32.00; 27 Karl Secondis 1.34.12; 28 Terry Nash 1.35.34; 29 Barry Sullivan 1.38.44; 30 Elena Carboni 1.41.28; 31 Shane Hall dnf
Short Option, 300/13/3
1 David Janmaat 42 mins 46 secs; 2 Ricky Smith 45.50; 3 Tim Lewis 46.36; 4 Vicki Woodrow 47.01; 5 Aaron Caden 47.02; 6 Shaye Hatty 47.09; 7 Stuart Taylor 48.51; 8 Monica Stewart 48.58; 9 Col Smith 49.46; 10 Brian Murphy 51.21; 11 Tony Hogan 51.46; 12 Rose Stephens 52.56; 13 Karen Lewis 53.00; 14 Barry Smart 53.18; 15 Team L Hatty / W Birk 56.42; 16 Allison Hill 56.45l 17 Ernie Koch 56.48; 18 Asha Mahasuria 57.09; 19 Bronwyn Rossingh 57.56
2. Ironman USA, Lake Placid - 3.8/180/42.2
Male: Francisco Pontano 8.43.32 Female: Caitlin Shea-Kenney 9.51.00
Ali Fitch dnf
3. Ironman Switzerland update:
Others:
Bob Martin M60-64 5th 13.09.26
4. Kitzbühel BG Triathlon World Cup - 1.5/40/10
Male: 1 Ivan Rana (ESP) 1:45:23; 2 Kris Gemmell (NZL) 1:45:29; 3 Sven Riederer (SUI) 1:45:30; 4 Bevan Docherty (NZL) 1:45:31; 5 Ivan Vasiliev (RUS) 1:45:31; 6 Laurent Vidal (FRA) 1:45:43; 7 Tony Moulai (FRA) 1:45:54; 8 Filip Ospaly (CZE) 1:45:56; 9 Alexander Brukhankov (RUS) 1:45:59; 10 Maik Petzold (GER) 1:46:20
Female: 1 Nicola Spirig (SUI) 1:57:28; 2 Carole Peon (FRA) 1:57:35; 3 Samantha Warriner (NZL) 1:58:04; 4 Andrea Hewitt (NZL) 1:58:12; 5 Elizabeth May (LUX) 1:58:12; 6 Christiane Pilz (GER) 1:58:31; 7 Magali Di marco (SUI) 1:58 37; 8 Ainhoa Murua (ESP) 1:58:54; 9 Andrea Whitcombe (GBR) 1:58:57; 10 Debbie Tanner (NZL) 1:59:01
NEXT EVENT:
Sunday 10 August 08
Palmerston Pool
7am start
1.5/40/10 & short option 300/13/3
Race Director: Shane Hall
Registration: Phil Lewis / Karen Lewis
Timekeeping: Alan Culbertson / Bill Piper
Fruit / Ice: Nerida Godfrey
COMMITTEE NEWS:
1. If you are paying membership renewal direct to club account, please ensure you include your surname as reference. We have a couple of payments with no detail. If you haven't already done so can you please email Treasurer with deposit detail ( jkerslake@kpmg.com.au ) and let her know you have made the deposit.
2. Membership is not finalised until membership forms are also received.
3. Early bird discount for individual members ($10 off) is only available until 31 July 08. Those received after that date need to be accompanied by the full $105.
4. Club uniform order forms will be circulated shortly. We have a new range from Scody almost finalised which includes tri suits, bathers, race top etc. Club will provide a discount to members on the first order so make sure you factor uniform into your budget this month & take advantage of this one off offer.
FOR SALE / WANTED ETC:
1, FOR SALE: Road Bike: Wheeler 7100 Eastern Aluminium blue frame made in USA. 50cm seat tube suit woman 165-7cm. 8 speed Ultegra gear, Rigida deep dish rims, clipless pedals. Original computer with extra low kms (less than 1200kms). Recently serviced; $1200 ono Contact Heather 0408 802 960. Available for viewing at K9 Cycles Coconut Grove 8985 6665.
2. FOR SALE: Club Towels are going fast. Reserve yours by emailing darwintriclub@bigpond.com
3. FOR SALE: Shogun Ninga road bike (small); 2 months of use only; 10 speed 105; $950.00 Contact Matt: 0400 284 230
OTHER NEWS:
1. Jerome Bosmans has been in Europe for over a month now & still has a few weeks leave to go. He says its a torture not been able to train properly and he has been mainly doing ocean swims with the wet suit (15-17 degrees C.), running and some cross training such as quad (?), trekking in the Pyrenees (up to 2,700 m high with some "eternal snow"), a lot of driving from North to South of France and a bit of partying! He says watching the Tour de France live is great and Bastille day was memorable (Cadel Evans got the yellow jersey! the French are not tough enough). The weather is a bit chilly according to Jerome, but coming from Darwin, Europe is always freezing! He has also put on weight, probably two kilogrammes, too much good and buttery food!
2. Al Stancombe hopped off the plane from Europe and was straight down to race at Lake Alexander. That's keen ! Welcome back Al.
3. After our baby boom it's good to see Alison Hill back participating. Reports also that Emma Winterflood has been spotted back out on the bike as well.
4. The latest Australian Triathlete mag has a write up on Hawaii 70.3 age groupers and DTC members get a good mention.
5. Ali Fitch was competing overnight in Ironman USA Lake Placid & came down in atrocious conditions. She was second out of the swim and about 30 secs down when at around 70km into the ride Ali came off her bike. There was torrential rain that obscured a pothole in the road, and when she hit she went over the handlebars and landed (initially) on her head. Her helmet is cleanly split in half, from end to end. Shortly after Ali’s prang two other riders provided encores in the same pothole. She has a lot of (relatively) light road rash from shoulder to ankle reduced, it is thought, by the volume of water on the road – reportedly she hydroplaned for 10-12 metres. Lots of bruising on left elbow and hip, sore ankle (pedal didn’t immediately release)and neck. She was evacuated to hospital by ambulance, where first an x-ray and then a CAT scan appeared to indicate no serious complications. We send Ali our best wishes for a speedy recovery.
6. Triathlon NT technical delegate, Phil Blumberg attended the Triathlon Australia Technical Committee meeting in Sydney at the weekend. Look forward to his report.
7. Vicki Woodrow was back in Darwin for a few days and participated in yesterday's short course event. Great to catch up with Vicki and also to see she hasn't lost that competitive spirit.
YOU KNOW YOU ARE A TRIATHLETE WHEN...
... you have looked at the Triathlon Australia Challenge Series info and have already made some bookings
... you love watermelon at the end of a race
... you are checking out the bikes in T de F with great interest
Triathlon 3 x the fun
Cheers
Robyn
Robyn Stanley
Darwin Triathlon Club
E News
Club website: www.members.iinet.net.au/~darwintriclub
Photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/darwintriclub
A flat tyre on the trailer necessitated a quick change of plans for the race yesterday morning. Transition was set up down near the shed & athletes had a bit of brain gym remembering which way to go in and out of T1 & T2. Some managed better than others !!
Our thanks to Race Director Rob Brooks and the band of helpers who assisted with this event. We are proud of our club culture of willing volunteer assistance and this race was no exception. Well done everyone who helped with set up, timing, fruit & ice, pack up etc etc!
It was also great to see the large number of spectators down encouraging all the competitors and giving our new members a warm welcome.
RESULTS:
1. Darwin Triathlon Club - Lake Alexander, 750/26/5
1 Mark Anzin 1 hr 13 mins 20 secs; 2 Sophie Hawken 1.13.46; 3 Rob Weatherald 1.14.44; 4 Scott Bevis 1.16.56; 5 Roland Muench 1.17.37; 6 Stu Fitch 1.18.05; 7 Pete Brady 1.18.17; 8 Richard Bradbury 1.18.44; 9 Ron Griep 1.18.44; 10 Nick Coutts 1.19.14; 11 Allan Stancombe 1.20.09; 12 Team Hall/Neville/P Stephens 1.23.38; 13 Damien Brown 1.24.18; 14 Jessy Young 1.25.42; 15 James McMahon 1.25.53; 16 John Thyne 1.26.55; 17 David Croser 1.26.56; 18 Daryl Stanley 1.27.06; 19 Lisa Quinell 1.27.30; 20 Belinda Birk 1.27.36; 21 Bertram Birk 1.28.11; 22 Rosie Sullivan 1.29.03; 23 Aaron Collins 1.30.32; 24 Kathy McKay 1.31.09; 25 Phill Hatty 1.31.53; 26 Andrew Moir 1.32.00; 27 Karl Secondis 1.34.12; 28 Terry Nash 1.35.34; 29 Barry Sullivan 1.38.44; 30 Elena Carboni 1.41.28; 31 Shane Hall dnf
Short Option, 300/13/3
1 David Janmaat 42 mins 46 secs; 2 Ricky Smith 45.50; 3 Tim Lewis 46.36; 4 Vicki Woodrow 47.01; 5 Aaron Caden 47.02; 6 Shaye Hatty 47.09; 7 Stuart Taylor 48.51; 8 Monica Stewart 48.58; 9 Col Smith 49.46; 10 Brian Murphy 51.21; 11 Tony Hogan 51.46; 12 Rose Stephens 52.56; 13 Karen Lewis 53.00; 14 Barry Smart 53.18; 15 Team L Hatty / W Birk 56.42; 16 Allison Hill 56.45l 17 Ernie Koch 56.48; 18 Asha Mahasuria 57.09; 19 Bronwyn Rossingh 57.56
2. Ironman USA, Lake Placid - 3.8/180/42.2
Male: Francisco Pontano 8.43.32 Female: Caitlin Shea-Kenney 9.51.00
Ali Fitch dnf
3. Ironman Switzerland update:
Others:
Bob Martin M60-64 5th 13.09.26
4. Kitzbühel BG Triathlon World Cup - 1.5/40/10
Male: 1 Ivan Rana (ESP) 1:45:23; 2 Kris Gemmell (NZL) 1:45:29; 3 Sven Riederer (SUI) 1:45:30; 4 Bevan Docherty (NZL) 1:45:31; 5 Ivan Vasiliev (RUS) 1:45:31; 6 Laurent Vidal (FRA) 1:45:43; 7 Tony Moulai (FRA) 1:45:54; 8 Filip Ospaly (CZE) 1:45:56; 9 Alexander Brukhankov (RUS) 1:45:59; 10 Maik Petzold (GER) 1:46:20
Female: 1 Nicola Spirig (SUI) 1:57:28; 2 Carole Peon (FRA) 1:57:35; 3 Samantha Warriner (NZL) 1:58:04; 4 Andrea Hewitt (NZL) 1:58:12; 5 Elizabeth May (LUX) 1:58:12; 6 Christiane Pilz (GER) 1:58:31; 7 Magali Di marco (SUI) 1:58 37; 8 Ainhoa Murua (ESP) 1:58:54; 9 Andrea Whitcombe (GBR) 1:58:57; 10 Debbie Tanner (NZL) 1:59:01
NEXT EVENT:
Sunday 10 August 08
Palmerston Pool
7am start
1.5/40/10 & short option 300/13/3
Race Director: Shane Hall
Registration: Phil Lewis / Karen Lewis
Timekeeping: Alan Culbertson / Bill Piper
Fruit / Ice: Nerida Godfrey
COMMITTEE NEWS:
1. If you are paying membership renewal direct to club account, please ensure you include your surname as reference. We have a couple of payments with no detail. If you haven't already done so can you please email Treasurer with deposit detail ( jkerslake@kpmg.com.au ) and let her know you have made the deposit.
2. Membership is not finalised until membership forms are also received.
3. Early bird discount for individual members ($10 off) is only available until 31 July 08. Those received after that date need to be accompanied by the full $105.
4. Club uniform order forms will be circulated shortly. We have a new range from Scody almost finalised which includes tri suits, bathers, race top etc. Club will provide a discount to members on the first order so make sure you factor uniform into your budget this month & take advantage of this one off offer.
FOR SALE / WANTED ETC:
1, FOR SALE: Road Bike: Wheeler 7100 Eastern Aluminium blue frame made in USA. 50cm seat tube suit woman 165-7cm. 8 speed Ultegra gear, Rigida deep dish rims, clipless pedals. Original computer with extra low kms (less than 1200kms). Recently serviced; $1200 ono Contact Heather 0408 802 960. Available for viewing at K9 Cycles Coconut Grove 8985 6665.
2. FOR SALE: Club Towels are going fast. Reserve yours by emailing darwintriclub@bigpond.com
3. FOR SALE: Shogun Ninga road bike (small); 2 months of use only; 10 speed 105; $950.00 Contact Matt: 0400 284 230
OTHER NEWS:
1. Jerome Bosmans has been in Europe for over a month now & still has a few weeks leave to go. He says its a torture not been able to train properly and he has been mainly doing ocean swims with the wet suit (15-17 degrees C.), running and some cross training such as quad (?), trekking in the Pyrenees (up to 2,700 m high with some "eternal snow"), a lot of driving from North to South of France and a bit of partying! He says watching the Tour de France live is great and Bastille day was memorable (Cadel Evans got the yellow jersey! the French are not tough enough). The weather is a bit chilly according to Jerome, but coming from Darwin, Europe is always freezing! He has also put on weight, probably two kilogrammes, too much good and buttery food!
2. Al Stancombe hopped off the plane from Europe and was straight down to race at Lake Alexander. That's keen ! Welcome back Al.
3. After our baby boom it's good to see Alison Hill back participating. Reports also that Emma Winterflood has been spotted back out on the bike as well.
4. The latest Australian Triathlete mag has a write up on Hawaii 70.3 age groupers and DTC members get a good mention.
5. Ali Fitch was competing overnight in Ironman USA Lake Placid & came down in atrocious conditions. She was second out of the swim and about 30 secs down when at around 70km into the ride Ali came off her bike. There was torrential rain that obscured a pothole in the road, and when she hit she went over the handlebars and landed (initially) on her head. Her helmet is cleanly split in half, from end to end. Shortly after Ali’s prang two other riders provided encores in the same pothole. She has a lot of (relatively) light road rash from shoulder to ankle reduced, it is thought, by the volume of water on the road – reportedly she hydroplaned for 10-12 metres. Lots of bruising on left elbow and hip, sore ankle (pedal didn’t immediately release)and neck. She was evacuated to hospital by ambulance, where first an x-ray and then a CAT scan appeared to indicate no serious complications. We send Ali our best wishes for a speedy recovery.
6. Triathlon NT technical delegate, Phil Blumberg attended the Triathlon Australia Technical Committee meeting in Sydney at the weekend. Look forward to his report.
7. Vicki Woodrow was back in Darwin for a few days and participated in yesterday's short course event. Great to catch up with Vicki and also to see she hasn't lost that competitive spirit.
YOU KNOW YOU ARE A TRIATHLETE WHEN...
... you have looked at the Triathlon Australia Challenge Series info and have already made some bookings
... you love watermelon at the end of a race
... you are checking out the bikes in T de F with great interest
Triathlon 3 x the fun
Cheers
Robyn
Robyn Stanley
Darwin Triathlon Club
E News
Club website: www.members.iinet.net.au/~darwintriclub
Photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/darwintriclub
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