Wednesday Night Time Trial Series
2021 RHBC Wednesday Night Time Trial Series
The purpose of the time trial series is to give each rider an individual measure of their 'fitness' by establishing their time over a 10-mile road course.
Watch this video & see how much fun it is !! RHBC TT video (video courtesy of Tom Ryan)
Dates: Wednesdays beginning on March 24. See the calendar for complete schedule. Dates are subject to change, please refer to this web page for any updates.
Venue: Langrum Baptist Church (1500 McFarland Rd, York, SC). Parking available at the church. They are kind enough to host us, so please treat their property with respect, and clean up after yourself. No bathrooms will be available on site. There are ample side roads nearby to warm up on.
Course: 10 mile out-and-back through the country roads of York county. The route will follow McFarland Rd for 5 miles, navigate a roundabout, and return to the church. Simple out and back with no traffic signals or stop signs. Standard time trial rules apply. The decisions to award, or take away, time are final and are not open to debate. https://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/2566042711
Time: First rider off at 6:30 pm . Successive riders go in either 30 or 60 second intervals dependent on number of riders. This will be decided by the starting official and they will notify the riders before the TT. It is possible that the starting time will be moved up to 6:00 for the first & last events of the year. On-site registration starts 1 hour prior, and closes 20 minutes prior to the start time. Check website for updates.
Fee: No Fee, but a donation jar will be present. Competitors usually kick in $2-3 or so per event.
Waivers and Helmets: Each rider and volunteer will need to sign an RHBC liability waiver. Helmets are required to be worn whenever you are on your bike.
Volunteers: We are always looking for a few good volunteers to help marshal the course or assist with timing. If you are competing for year end points, you must volunteer (or supply a volunteer) for at least one event. In doing so, you will receive points for that race equal to your neutral time (ie, 12 points), you can volunteer for points up to 2 times during the season.
Points Systems: A rider accrues points based on personal improvement. There will be year end awards for the top finishers in the point standings. Everyone can participate in the TT series and the points competition.
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2020 Final Results: None. Thank you COVID-19.
2019 Final Results: 2019 TT Final Standings
2018 Final Results: 2018 TT Final Standings
Rules
- A holder will be provided at the start. You can select to be held or not, it is not mandatory
- The course is marked, there is only one turn, at the roundabout. Know the course.
- Call out your name at the finish as you pass
- We try to recruit corner marshalls, but they are not guaranteed. You are responsible for your own safety.