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Sat 31/07/10
Killara Road - Graded Scratch Races



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0407 688154

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Welcome to the Eastern Veterans Cycle Club

Eastern Vets is a club that organises road races on most Saturday afternoons through the year specifically for mature age cyclists in a competitive but friendly environment.
With the exception of club championships, all races are open to all AVCC licensed riders, veterans riders being women over the age of 30 and men over the age of 35.
The club currently boasts around 200 members and is always looking for new racers of any age or standard.
Interested in finding out more?
Click here for details on how to become a member.


Racing at Casey Fields 03/10/09. For more images click here.Racing Image

2009/10 Summer Duty Roster

Download a copy of the summer duty roster here. Please Note: rostered members are to be in attendance at least one hour prior to race start time.

2010 Licence application

It's hard to race without a licence... Click here to go to the licence application form.


Up and Coming Events

EVCC Program
Date Time Location Melway Event Type
July 26 7.30pm Maroondah Club 50 A7 Monthly General Meeting
July 31 2pm Killara Road 282 F10 Graded Scratch Races
August 7 2pm Casey Fields 134 E8 Graded Scratch Races
August 14 2pm Kernot X912 R10 Croydon Cycles Jack Thmpson Handicap
August 21 2pm Casey Fields 134 E8 Graded Scratch Races

 

Latest results


Arthurs Creek - Graded Scratch Races - 24/07/10
  First Second Third Fourth
a-grade (9) David Holt Shane Stiles Guy Green  
b-grade (17) Damian Burke Kevin Turley Ray Russo Nick Tapp
c-grade (12) Tim Mortensen Chris Ellenby Richard Dobson  
d-grade (15) David Ryan Ian Smith Ted McCoy  
e-grade (9) Richard Maggs T Hampton Lawrence Bohn  

 

Race Report

Yarra Junction - Rob Graham Memorial Time Trial - July 17th

Race report: Note to selves - "Yarra Junction, take a warm jacket and beanie". A beautiful winter's day in Melbourne looked to be turning unpleasant as the registrants made their way to the start at the Yarra Junction Secondary College; with every kilometre travelled, every hill crested, every bend rounded the clouds hanging over the ranges appeared to get heavier and more menacing. So it was a pleasant surprise that the car park at the Secondary College was bathed in sunlight. As the day progressed the sunlight became a little scarcer and a strengthening northerly wind made it tougher for the outer marks but the weather held and all got home safe and dry.
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