I still felt a bit weak from the tummy upset, and I found it very hard to get my heart rate up to the sort of level I would expect for a 25 mile time trial. In fact I spent most of the event in level 2. It was a bit of a lonely event for me - there were only a handful of riders starting behind me, and I only caught one rider. I was caught by Ken Platts for 4 minutes near the St Neots (A428) exit on the southbound leg, which bucked my ideas up a bit - my concentration had been wavering quite a bit up to that point. Traffic was fine this morning, thought here had been a two-car crash northbound to Buckden that had the road reduced to one lane when I passed through (some riders encountered a complete carriageway closure and had to zoom up the hard shoulder).
I finished with 57:58. Tony Parks was the fastest NBRC rider with a 55, and Tim Carter didn't start; the event counted as the NBRC club '25' championship.
Results will be posted when available.