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« on: August 28, 2019, 10:25:18 AM »


News and Information
For Week 10
Friday, Aug 30  2019  
RAW TRACK  2019
first race 7:30pm  


 This week’s Races
•   Round 1   Warm up Scratch
•   Round 2  -- no race
•   Round 3  Handicaps (4-6 riders 2 laps, Start top and bottom)  
•   Round 4  scratch – Madilead - Madison

•   Round 5 Combines  + CIRCULUS  Time Blaster 8:43 for $200
Note: Point scoring rounds are in Blue.
Note: Div 1 riders not participating in the Madison are invited to ride the Div 2 Madi-lead however will not score points.


CIRCULUS Time Blaster 8:43 for $200
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Explain these races
  Handicaps – These will be run in heats of approximately 4-6 riders over two laps (500m) I will determine your starting position upon entry to the track. Some riders will start off the top fence and some  will start off the bottom fence about 20m behind. Whistle start.
 False start punishment.
•   Official notes minor false start = relegation of 1 position
•   Official notes significant false start = relegation to last of the group (may differ to Last)
•   Official notes major false start = relegation to last.  

Madilead- The pace in this race is set by a Madison team (see Madison). The bunch follows the Madison team for ??laps until, with 5 laps remaining the Madison leaders take off leaving the bunch to sought out the winner in scratch race style finish. The Idea of this race is to allow the lower grades to experience following a Madison change (which is a key skill in learning to ride a madison). The pace of this race can often change with the experienced leaders putting in a few hard attacks to stir up the bunch.

Madison- A high speed, two person continuous race relay.  Think of tag team wrestling meets track cycling - while one partner is racing the other is resting at the top of the track. This race is named after Madison Square Garden in New York where the event was first held. Two man teams contest the event, which is typically an endurance event. Only one rider from each team is allowed in the race at a given time, meaning that teams must take it in turn each lap (or more) to have a rider in the race. Changeovers are quite dangerous, but impressive to watch when done well - one rider circles around waiting for his teammate, who joins hands and imparts his momentum to the slower rider. At FNWTR we usually ride this on a scratch race format reference www.cyclingnews.com  
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XZ4_QbZJks&feature=channel





Point Score info
 

Last week’s top scorers

 
•   Div 1 Daniel Googe 15  points  
•   Div 2  Isaac Silva + Tyler Puzicha  + Daika Scott    15points
•   Div 3  Adrien Triccas    18 points  
•   Div 4 Makenzie Scott    18 points  
•   Div 5 Ollie Taylor    16 points  



series

•   Div 1 Daniel Googe  142  points  
•   Div 2 Daniel Samuel  131 points
•   Div 3 Mick West    137 points
•   Div 4 Andy Verdon    145 points  
•   Div 5 Lauren Chandler    109 points  


VIE13 Teams/Clubs Challenge




1   ATTA-nsw    1796
2   Dulwich Hill   1710
3   St George    1453
4   Lidcombe   1285
5   Vikings    634
6   Peloton Sports    598
7   Canberra    458
8   Randwick    431
9   Bankstown    430
10   Southern X   418



 Points are double!  
•   This week is the first week were result points are double
•   For every week you attend you receive 10 points (as per normal)
•   In rounds 3 and 4, top four place getters receive 10, 6, 4 and 2 points respectively




 RAW TRACK 2019….Bring It!  
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« Reply #1 on: August 28, 2019, 11:10:10 AM »


Watch these Battles develop in the TWE Series

Division 1
Daniel Googe Vs Tirian McManus
Daniel has proven to be the fastest. Daniel has proven to be the strongest and Daniel has proven he has the better endurance. So how is this even a battle?
Tirian is the smarter racer. Tirian is the more experienced and has history of performing under pressure.
I can’t pick it.


Division 2
Anyone of the below seven riders can win it
1.   Daniel Samuel    131
2.   Isaac Silva    128
3.   Hayden Smith   128
4.   Rodrigo Notaro   127
5.   David Browne*   126
6.   Charlie Dale    126
7.   Geoff Wilson   120


Division 3
Mick West V’s Nigel Apps
Nigel has made it a habit of strategically being in the pointy end of the RAW series points. Although I would back Mick West all the way in a head to head battle, I am also convinced that he will be second guessing himself in every race to the final night.


Division 4
Andy Vernon – will win (in my opinion)


Division 5
This time last year Lauren was happy to make the halfway mark in a race and not be lapped. This year she is leading the series and on her way to winning it ahead of her younger sister Grace
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