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Me and my boys ( yes it is a boy!)
Hands up or I'll shoot

Before I finally pull the plug on the blog here are some pictures of my triumphant short triathlon. Do you recognise the shirts from Monaco!

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I'm sure you all have pictures ( not as good as this one) why not share them with us?

Post event lessons

Every event teaches us something. My first lesson was ' empty your powerBar bidons before packing your bike'.

The picture doesn't do justice to the sticky mess!

And so to the results!

In case you haven't seen the results here is a quick run down. Fantastically well done everyone. I think we can all be rightfully poud of our own performances and those of the the team as a whole.


Andre
FRA
M45
46
00:37:22
00:04:44
03:26:58
00:03:49
02:50:02
06:54:22

Andrea
ITA
M30
27
00:31:23
00:03:25
02:58:22
00:03:03
01:44:08
05:13:53

Fiona
GBR
F35
3
00:43:22
00:04:58
03:48:36
00:04:03
01:51:20
06:23:18

Kees
NED
M40
61
00:34:46
00:04:41
03:30:32
00:03:38
01:53:45
05:59:03

Pablo
ESP
M30
44
00:40:15
00:04:13
03:15:52
00:03:26
01:36:11
05:32:18

Marna
RSA
F30

00:42:20
08:12:25



00:00:00

Uwe
GER
M45
18
00:43:30
00:03:40
03:10:08
00:03:37
01:40:30
05:34:08

Chris
GBR
M40
83
00:39:55
00:07:31
03:27:19
00:06:10
02:12:02
06:19:16

Lindsay
GBR
M40
115
00:43:02
00:05:07
04:07:11
00:04:53
02:14:50
07:05:03

Matthias
GER
M45
47
00:47:10
00:06:40
04:05:31
00:05:28
02:03:03
06:55:44

And so to the results

Don't get a bee in your bonnett

I knew these cycling helmets were a bad idea and on Sunday I found out why. Half way through a fantastic early Saturday morning ride ( chilly but sunny) I heard a strange buzzing noise. It got louder and louder so I had to stop. It was then I realised I had a bee stuck inside my helmet!
I took the helmet off and the bee flew off into the mist unharmed.

I think he was trying to smuggle himself to Monaco!