Cycle Show Time Trial Results

Filed under: General — Tags: , , , — Steve Marshall @ 11:28 am

Cycle Show

Hello to everyone who raced on the Wattbikes at the cycle show. It has been an extremely busy few days since then however I am now back in the office and able to post the results of the Cycle Show. There were some exceedingly quick times and close races across all 4 days of the show. There will be full results posted on the site soon from our records, however take a peek at the final leader table below.

Everyone who entered goes into a prize draw to win a trip to Lanzarote with Sports Tour International. Keep an eye on your mailbox for details on this. The prize for winning you may ask??????? Glory…  just good old fashioned glory!

Male

Catergory Name Time
Over 60 Peter Williams 00:32.18
50 – 59 Michael Fier 00:28.55
40 – 49 David Andrews 00:27.70
30 – 39 Jason Prior 00:27.21
Open Phil Williams 00:27.56
Under 18 Joe Moore 00:30.12
Under 16 Adam Finch 00:31.00
Under 14 Noah Smith 00:32.50
Under 12 Tom Lye 00:34.41
Under 10 Tomas Barnett 00:45.6

Female

Catergory Name Time
Over 60 Zanna Heighton 00:45.94
40 – 49 Ruth Hamilton 00:37.68
30 – 39 Nicky Hjerpe 00:35.84
Open Tanya Gibbs 00:34.80
Under 14 Ella Dobson 00:42.72
Under 12 Mabel Dalrymple 00:46.22
Under 10 Michaela Lysakova-Ivanova 00:42.08

England Football team prepare on Wattbikes for South Africa

Filed under: General — Tags: , , , — Steve Marshall @ 11:25 am

England at South Africa

Wattbike

Yesterday, Ben joined the England Football team for some of their training for the upcoming World Cup in South Africa. Ben meet the team at the Altitude Centre, a group of sports scientist who have trained many top sporting teams, most recently the Great British Lions Team before their tour of South Africa.

Ben provided Wattbikes for the fitness testing during the sessions at the request of the Altitude Centre scientists as they needed reliable and consistent results on cadence, power and performance . The team underwent various tests designed to measure physiological and mental performance in similar high-altitude conditions as the team will find in South Africa next year. Protocols such as ramp tests and co-ordination tests were undertaken under varying altitude conditions simulated through masks feeding different oxygen levels during exercise.

Players from teams already using Wattbike equipment, such as Manchester United, updated Ben on how they train and are tested on the Wattbikes in their clubs as well as their peak power performances. We would tell you how powerful the players are, but we wouldn’t like to give the opposition any help….