The Peter Rippon Trophy.

 

Awarded to the Junior with the highest points total gained in the season’s road races.

Minutes Dec. 1967. ‘Questions asked about whereabouts of Junior Road Race Trophy’. 1985 Replacement cup donated by Peter Rippon. This cup has been missing for the last few years.

 

Winners

2003 Liam Armstrong 2002 No award
2001 No Award 2000 No Award
1999 No award  

 

 

The Jim Edmenson Trophy

Awarded to the rider achieving the highest points total British Cycling road races against 1st Cat. Where no 1st Cat events are ridde, then races against 2nd Cat and so on. Where no British Cycling events are ridden, then TLI events, excluding Handicap events, will count.

The original trophy for this race was the “Half - Wheeler” (now No. 11). A decision to change was made at the 1978 A.G.M. - “the new Senior R.R. trophy will be the Jim Edmenson Memorial”. Bought in July 1981 at a total cost of £71.70. Overall height 9”. Bowl 5.5” high, 7.5” diameter. Plinth 3.5” high, 6.5” diameter. A plain silver rose bowl with double curved handles each side and a silver mesh ,fitting into the top of the bowl. It stands on a brown octagonal plinth which has silver plates bearing the name of the trophy and winners and dates.

 

Winners

2003
James Anderson
2002
Tony Fawcett
2001
Colin Bell
2000
Rick King
1999
Steve Davies
 
 
 

 

 

 

Awarded to the rider with the best average speed improvement at 25 and 50 miles on last year's times. Riders must improve at both distances to qualify. Riders with no previous performances must improve against set standards of 1.06.00 at 25 miles and 2.16.00 at 50 miles for men and 1.10.25 at 25 miles and 2.25.30 at 50 miles for women. Where a rider without a previous time is over 40 years of age the improvement will be judged against their age standard for their age last birthday.

The trophy went missing and a new trophy was kindly donated by Ivan Pratt of the Iron Horse Cyclery.

 

2021 No award 2022 Caroline Ratcliff
2019 No award 2020 Terry Parvin
2017 No Award 2018 No Award
2015 Howard Heighton 2016 Howard Heighton
2013 No award 2014 Gert Gammelin
2011 No award 2012 No award
2009 Ian Knights 2010 Mathilde Matthijsse
2007 Sharon Wright 2008 Andreas Wolff
2005 Sharon Wright 2006 Phil Lewis
2003 Beverly Fletcher 2004 No award
2001 Mike Hemming 2002 Mark Mather
1999 Tony Monks 2000 Jon Smale

 

 

 

Awarded to the highest placed rider in the event designated for that season to be the Club Championship.

Known winners were 1955 D. Edmenson 1956 W. Smith 1975 K. HudsonReplacement cup purchased 1990.Overall height 9.5”. Cup 7” high. Plinth 2.5” high, 5” diameter.

A plain silver plated cup with curved plain handles. “Ferryhill Wheelers Cycling Club Hill Climb Trophy” is engraved on the cup. The circular plinth has a silver band bearing names of winners and dates (from 1990).

 

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