HANNAH MOTORS TO THE WINRESULT
1. Hannah Barnes Motorpoint/Marshals Pasta
2. Hannah Walker Motorpoint/Marshals Pasta
3. Laura Trott BCF Eastern Region
4. Angahrrad Mason Rapha/Condor
5. Harriet Owen Motorpoint/Marshals Pasta
6. Kara Chesworth Impsport team A
7. Bernadette Hards Max Gear RT
8. Monica Edan Wannabies
9. Marianne Britten Max Gear RT
10. Jessica Booth Halesowen A&CC
11. Caroline Gammell Impsport Team A
12. Hannah Manley Motorpoint/Marshalls Pasta
13. Genevive Whitson Team Zappi
14. Gabriella Shaw Wannabies
15. Sarah King Wannabies
16. Claire Galloway Team Zappi
17. Annabel Simpson Horizon Fitness Racing team
18. Tracey Corbett Rapha/Condor
19. Angela Rowson Horizon Fitness Racing team
20. Alli Northcott Impsport Team A
21. Naomi Anderson Team Zappi
22. Hannah Shenton Motorpint/Marshals Pasta
23. Sarah Byrne Wannabies
24. Dorothea Cockerill Twickenham CC
25. Corrine Hall Twickenham CC
26. Emma Craddock Surrey League
27. Dyanne Holland Dulwich Paragon
28. Lise Soerensen Surrey League
29. Natalie Creswick Twickenham CC
30. Nadine Spearing Max Gear RT
31. Maryka Sennema Surrey League
32. Sandra Mackay Impsport Team A
33. Fiona Spotswood Bad-Tri/Fred Baker Cycles
34. Ciara Home Halesowen A&CC
35. Anna Grundy BCF Eastern Region
36. Liz Chittenden BCF Eastern Region
37. Jacqui Marshall Impsport Team A
38. Kate Scotter BCF Eastern Region
39. Natasha Perry Rapha/Condor
40. Jeanette Caldicott Max Gear RT
41. Anna Fischer Max Gear RT
42. Tracey Fletcher Wannabies
43. Jackie Garner Max Gear RT
44. Tina Reid Twickenham CC
45. Claire Leonard Surrey League
46. Gail Aspden Squadra Donne/Bikefood
47. Susan Wood BCF Eastern Region
48. Hanna Bowers Mulebar
49. Karen Price Dulwich Paragon
50. Emily Bagnall Surrey League
51. Natalie Butler Army Cycling Union
52. Fiona Telfer-Brunton Team SW Ladies
53. Wiebe Rietz Team SW Ladies
54 Sophie Trimming Dulwich Paragon
55. Jayne Rendall-Hannan Twickenham CC
56. Angie Thorpe BCF Eastern region
57. Cathy Clifford Team SW Ladies
58. Becky Hoare Army Cycling Union
59. Maria David Dulwich Paragon
60. Kat Broomhall Bad-Tri/Fred Baker cycles
61. Rhiannon Smallworth Team SW Ladies
62. Claire Summers Dulwich Paragon
63. Louise James Army Cycling Union
64. Hayley Notton Army Cycling Union
TEAM
1. Motorpoint/Marshals Pasta 419 points
2. Impsport Team A 186 points
3. Wannabies 173 points
4. Max Gear RT 166 points
5. BCF Eastern Region 165 points
6. Rapha/Condor 151 points
7. Team Zappi 120 points
8. Twickenham CC 90 points
9. Surrey League 92 points
10. Halesowen A&CC 74 points
10. Horizon Fitness 74 points
12. Dulwich Paragon 32 points
13. Bad-Tri/Fred Baker Cycles 21 points
14. Mule Bar 5 points
15. Team SW 4 points
Hannah Barnes, Motorpoint/Marshalls Pasta powered to a sprint win at the end of a very sunny race on the Hawthorn Hill course near Windsor superbly organised by Lisa West and the Twickenham CC over 80 kilometres just piping her team mate Hannah Walker with Laura Trot, British Cycling Eastern Region in 3rd place.
With the highest number of teams ever registered with the Team Series - 22 - there was a full field of 80 with 15 resaves for the first of the Women's Team Race Series, a trend that is likely to continue with this ever popular Series; with an ability range from Elites to brand new first time racers the early pace saw some riders lose contact and this really was the main story of the earlier part of the race although with 9 miles covered a crash saw Kat Zolkewicz, Bad-Tri/Fred Baker Cycles on the ground but she was able to remount and continue the race.
However 2 miles later another crash and it was Rhiannon Smallworth and Kate Broomhill both of Team SW Ladies, Nicola Wheeler, Surrey League, Karen Price, Dulwich Paragon sitting on the tarmac but pleasingly with no major injuries.
The speed of the race now increased with 21 miles covered but even so there were two more crashes with firstly Hannah Bowers of Mulebar and then a few miles later Rebecca Curley,Rapha/Condor - Roberta Dionello and Alison Stringer of Team Zappi, Jayne Randall-Hannan, Twickenham CC.
The bunch was now down to 50 riders when Tracey Corbett, Rapha/Condor punctured but after a spirited chase of 2 kilometres she was back in the race; with just a few miles to go attacks started to come but no attacking rider had the confidence to go flat out so they were all caught and a bunch finish was certainly on the cards - and so it proved with Hannah Barnes taking the first of the seasons big races.
It was pleasing that apart from cuts and bruises none of the crashed rider had any serious injuries but is serious that so many crashes happened in the first place; with riders not bothering to obey the Commissaries warning blasts of the car horn better discipline will be needed for the rest of the season.