Location: Cambusbarron, Stirling
Event: 2 June 2013
Report: Snowdon Sports

Arthur Doyle (Dooleys Cycles) cruised to victory in the West Lothian Clarion Open 25-mile Time Trial in a time of 55 minutes 42 beating team-mate Andrew Torrance by 19 seconds.

Barry McGurk (Glasgow RC) finished third 29 seconds behind the winner with Gerry McGaritty picked up the best veteran prize in fourth place.

Lynne Wardrop (Ayr Roads CC) finished best woman in a time of 1:05:02 ahead of Valerie Martin (Dooleys Cycles) in second and Katherine Wren (Stirling Bike Club) in third.

The best youth rider was Robert Tree (Deeside Thistle CC) in 1:02:50.

Results:

1 Arthur Doyle (www.Dooleys-Cycles.co.uk) V 00:55:42
2 Andrew Torrance (www.Dooleys-Cycles.co.uk) V 00:56:01
3 Barry McGurk (Glasgow RC) S 00:56:11
4 Gerry McGarrity (Inverclyde Velo) V 00:57:00
5 David McLellan (www.Dooleys-Cycles.co.uk) V 00:57:21
6 Allan Mill (Sandy Wallace Cycles) S 00:57:34
7 Mark Skilling (Ayr Roads CC) V 00:57:43
8 Graeme Hay (Stirling Bike Club) V 00:57:44
9 Derek McMillan (St Christopher's CC) V 00:57:52
10 Sean Childs (Royal Navy & Royal Marines CA) V 00:58:02
11 Paul McLafferty (Glasgow Ivy CC) S 00:58:08
12 Iain Elliott (West Lothian Clarion CC) S 00:58:46
13 Drew Sharkey (TheBicycleWorks.com) S 00:59:38
14 David Millar (Glasgow Couriers) V 00:59:55
15 Steve Macluskie (VC Glasgow South) V 00:59:59
16 David Johnston (Gala Cycling Club) V 01:00:00
17 Scott Newman (Inverclyde Velo) S 01:00:08
18 Keith Anderson (Pro-AM RC) S 01:00:08
19 Christopher Adamson (Gala CC) V 01:00:31
20 William McFarlane V 01:00:40
21 Sadiq Mir (West Lothian Clarion CC) S 01:01:01
22 David Wards (West Lothian Clarion CC) V 01:01:15
23 Steven Brennan (Pro-AM RC) S 01:01:35
24 Andrew Kilpatrick(Team Right Move Windows) V 01:01:49
25 Robert Kelly (Ayr Roads CC) V 01:01:50
26 Lee Gardner (Glasgow Green CC) V 01:02:00
27 Karl Povey (Glasgow Nightingale CC) V 01:02:07
28 Charles Adams (VC Glasgow South) V 01:02:12
29 Robert Tree (Deeside Thistle CC) A 01:02:50
30 Allan Duncan(unattached) V 01:03:05
31 David Pritchard (Kennoway RC) V 01:03:15
32 Andrew Spruce (Dunfermline CC) V 01:03:21
33 James Tree (Deeside Thistle CC) S 01:03:24
34 Brian Muir (Pro-AM RC) V 01:03:44
35 Stuart Turvey (Sandy Wallace Cycles) A 01:03:46
36 William Munro (Glasgow Whls) V 01:03:48
37 Frederick Connor (VC Glasgow South) V 01:03:50
38 Tony Nugent (East Kilbride RC) V 01:04:51
39 Lynne Wardrop (Ayr Roads CC) FV 01:05:02
40 John Johnstone (Icarus Racing) V 01:05:07
41 Richard MacPherson (Glasgow United CC) V 01:05:17
42 Craig McGowan (Pedal Power RT) S 01:05:28
43 John Shelley (Perth United CC) V 01:05:33
44 James Reid (Dunfermline CC) V 01:06:06
45 Paul Hornby (Glasgow Ivy CC) V 01:06:11
46 Alan Solway (Kennoway) V 01:06:27
47 Valerie Martin (www.Dooleys-Cycles.co.uk) FV 01:06:44
48 Hendrik Nahler (Gosforth RC) S 01:06:53
49 James Truswell (VC Glasgow South) V 01:07:07
50 Iain Binning (Stirling Bike Club) V 01:07:33
51 Alistair Speed (Fife Century RC) V 01:07:42
52 Iain Drummond (West Lothian Clarion CC) V 01:07:58
53 Stuart McClymont (Helensburgh CC) V 01:08:02
54 Robert Hemesley (West Lothian Clarion CC) V 01:08:31
55 Martin Shields (Bournemouth Arrow CC/Hotel Collingwood) V 01:09:00
56 Katherine Wren (Stirling Bike Club) FV 01:09:08
57 Grant Craven (West Lothian Clarion CC) V 01:09:27
58 Tom Beattie (West Lothian Clarion CC) V 01:09:32
59 Eddie Brown (VC Glasgow South) V 01:09:33
60 Mark Beverstock (Royal Navy & Royal Marines CA) V 01:09:38
61 Keith Armstrong (Glasgow Nightingale CC) S 01:09:45
62 Gavin Laffoley (Fife Century) A 01:10:44
63 Fred Turvey (Sandy Wallace Cycles) V 01:13:52
64 Ben Parkinson (Lomond Roads CC) S 01:13:57
65 Alexander Douglas (Pro-AM Racing Club) V 01:14:51
66 Ken Tree (Deeside Thistle CC) V 01:18:05
67 David Mitchell (Perth United CC) V 01:18:19

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