Please find attached the provisional dates for this years HTRC TT series.

It’s an early start to the season due to our own open event and a very early Easter.

The dates are provisional at present as they have not been approved by CTT.

Entry forms and other dates to follow soon.

HTRC 2016 Proposed TT dates

 

Organisation Requirements

We also require a named individuals to take responsibility for the organisation of each event (the organisers).

Ideally we need 2 organisers for each event to make things run smoothly and to provide cover in the event of illness etc.

Please can you each consider organising at least 1 event during the season and advise Paul Kilvington of your preferences.

Allocations will be on a first-come, first-served basis and as soon as all the events are covered I will issue the entry form and rules etc.

Please can anyone else offering to help respond ASAP as the police approval came through on Fri 22 January, and I would like to open entries up soon.

Below are the slots already taken…

Saturday 05/03/2016 – Sproatley Circuit, organisers: P Kilvington and N Cleminshaw
Saturday 12/03/2016 – Bubwith
Tuesday 12/04/2016 – Weedley
Tuesday 26/04/2016 – Lockington Circuit, organisers: J Savage
Tuesday 03/05/2016 – Little Weighton Circuit, organisers: JP Pretorious
Tuesday 17/05/2016 – Gilberdyke, organisers: R Dean
Tuesday 24/05/2016 – Etton Circuit, organisers: D Watson
Tuesday 07/06/2016 – Sproatley Circuit
Tuesday 21/06/2016 – Gilberdyke
Tuesday 28/06/2016 – Little Weighton Circuit, organisers: D Watson
Tuesday 12/07/2016 – Lockington Circuit
Tuesday 26/07/2016 – Newbald Circuit, organisers: W Thomas and L Coulson
Tuesday 09/08/2016 – Bubwith
Tuesday 16/08/2016 – Spout hill, organisers: W Thomas and L Coulson
Tuesday 23/08/2016 – Weedley, organisers: J Bray
Saturday 17/09/2016 – Sproatley Circuit, organisers: P Kilvington

 

The first event is on Saturday 5th March 2016 ( which is only 6 weeks away).

As usual help and guidance is available, and the organiser will be responsible for:

• checking the course immediately prior to the event (driving round it) to ensure it is safe to race on.
• sweeping any significant grit from the corners (in reality this only affects a couple of corners on a couple of courses and not every corner of every course).
• ensuring each marshalling point identified in the risk assessment is covered by a competent marshal.
• safety signs are erected before the event and collected on conclusion.
• taking care of rider signing on etc.
• collecting marshalling vest and numbers on completion.

Cheers,

Paul Kilvington
Time Trial Secretary