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ERRL 2013 - Club Competition: Corrected League Tables

Once again a result is missing from the table, that of the Crest RR. Points missing are as set out:

ELV 17

Luton 15

St Ives 12

London Phoenix 8

Glendene 6

Essex Roads 4

Strada-sport 4

Top ten after today's Essex Roads Spring Lambs RR is:

1 Luton 42

2 Maldon 37

3 Glendene 35

4 St Ives 28

5 ELV 27

6= Finchley 23

6= London Phoenix 23

8 Colchester 22

9= Velo Schils Interbike 17

9= Cambridge 17

The Club Competition points from the Last Chance Points Grabber are no longer showing in the table, and until this is corrected, site users may wish to make the needed adjustments for themselves:

Position 2012(2011) / Adjusted totals / Club / additional points due from LCPG

1st (4th) 259 St Ives 20

2nd (1st) 234 ELV 4

3rd (6th) 183 Cambridge 0

4th (-) 147 Strada 4

5th (5th) 132 Luton 21

6th (3rd) 125 Finchley 0

7th (2nd) 123 PCH 2

8th (-) 113 Iceni 0

9th (13th) 95 Maldon 0

10th (26th) 88 Spirit 0

(Edited 15 Oct to include the results of the final race of the season.)

The points won in the Glade RR are not yet showing in the calculation of the club standings. The following additional points are due to the clubs shown:

Eagle - 15

Strada - 12

Spirit - 10

PCH - 8

EDIT - These results are now included in the table.

It's a select band and here they are:

Orbea/BMC/Heron 2009 and 2010

Interbike 2006 and 2008

Cambridge 2005

API 2007

Eastern Region Velo 2003

Only two other teams have even finished in the first three. They are the current leaders ELV, who finished 2nd last year; and Finchley RT who faded to 3rd last year after being runners up for the previous two years. In recent years it's only VC Norwich who have also made it into the top 5.

This season the clubs currently lying 2nd and 3rd look set to break into this inner circle, while Cambridge and Norwich are slipping backwards. PCH is a new Racing Team formed this year and focussed on this competition, but St Ives are the most spectacular improvers, up to 3rd from their previous best position of 13th achieved last year.

(All results taken only from the records available on this site.)