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wednesday, 2 september 2015 the scx website has moved! the scx website has now moved to a new home at www.scottishcx.org.uk this blog will remain here, but will no longer be updated. posted by gordon watt at 08:43 no comments: wednesday, 26 august 2015 sixºnorth to sponsor alford cx 2015 dtcc are pleased to announce that sixºnorth , the belgian brewers of scotland, are the headline sponsors for alford cx 2015. the stonehaven-based company, who operate bars in aberdeen and stonehaven as well as their brewery, have close links to the cycling world in ne scotland. the brewery name comes from the location of stonehaven, six degrees north of brussels. the love of belgium runs deep, both in brewing and in cycling, and makes the company a great fit as a cx sponsor. last april, head brewer bob lindsay took off on a tour of 13 of belgium’s finest breweries taking part in the paris roubaix sportive and the liege-bastogne-liege 100. as well as their own beers (including wanderlust wheat, hop classic, chopper stout and their tripel), the sixºnorth bars feature a variety of guest beers, guest brewery collaborations and music events, so if you’re up in aberdeen for the race (or stonehaven for the finish of ride the north this weekend), why not nip in. the sponsorship deal with dtcc will see sixºnorth provide podium prizes for the debut cx race at alford’s grampian transport museum in october. look out for their merchandise stand at the event, and please support them and the guys at sixºnorth by picking up some of their fine wares. entry for alford cx 2015 is available here . posted by gordon watt at 16:15 no comments: thank you to ridley bikes and lazer helmets photo: a. robson the would like to thank lazer helmets and ridley bikes for their sponsorship over the last two years. the infrastructure and prizes they have donated has helped our series become one of the busiest in britain, with numbers over 400 the norm now. the professional look and feel of the events has been helped by the lazer helmets tape which has been used to great effect to mark out the courses which all the riders have appreciated, and the recipients of the bikes and helmets are most grateful. thanks again lazer helmets and ridley bikes, it has been a great pleasure watching the sport grow under your sponsorship and a delight working with you. posted by gordon watt at 09:40 no comments: monday, 24 august 2015 glasgow cross 2015 cancelled james murray, organiser of glasgow cross, has announced today that the race has been postponed. he is now on the lookout for a suitable replacement venue. if you know of any potential, non-council owned alternative venues in glasgow, please get in touch with james through the scx site. posted by gordon watt at 19:29 no comments: tuesday, 18 august 2015 new website coming september 1st 2015 from september 1st, scottish cyclocross will have a brand new website. the site will host race previews and reports, interviews with folk from the scottish scene, series and non series race calendars and the scx shop. the new digital service course/materialpost is at http://www.scottishcx.org.uk and the september 1st launch will see, amongst other things, entry links for all the scx series races and the announcement of a big new sponsor for scx. currently there is a landing page featuring a photograph of david lines at foxlake by anthony robson. jim cameron and i will be adding stuff gradually over the coming months, but one thing you'll notice is that the new site is a bit more user friendly (especially on mobile platforms). the design relies heavily on the fantastic photography of anthony robson , lauri peil and martin young so a big thank you to them for kindly allowing scx the use of their photographs. we also hope to feature race reports from eric easton , and hope that folk will continue to contribute reports, race announcements and photo galleries. social links on the site point to the scottish cx email address, twitter (@scottishcx) and the scx flickr group . there is a contact form on the site as well, so any q's regarding scx can now be sent a bit more easily. at present the current blogger site will remain where it is. all the information has been ported to the new site, but formatting is a bit askew in places. we will review whether to retain the blogger site or move wholescale to the new site in a month or two once any kinks have ironed out. for now, we will post to both sites until september 1st, and then all new posts will be on the new site only. posted by gordon watt at 08:02 no comments: tuesday, 11 august 2015 haugh + summer cyclocross report by eric easton photo by a. robson/the press room is there an appetite for summer cyclocross in the burgeoning scottish ’cross scene? saturday’s haugh+ summer cross event provided ample evidence that there is both an appetite for racing and for organising through the summer. this is the fourth year of this event staged at the silver sands in aberdour and promoted by ronde and meta and organised by james mccallum. it made a great change to race in dry conditions and be able to sit a watch the other races whilst having a pint. a new format for this year’s race was introduced with riders allocated to one of two heats, the top fifty riders from each heat racing again in the a final whilst the b final was made up of non-qualifiers. seniors, vets and women raced together. this format was warmly received by riders especially by those in the b final who are often racing at the tail end of age-classified events. the course looked fast and fairly non-technical but proved to be challenging with a number of off-camber corners, deep mossy grass and a stiff headwind. conditions were bright and sunny all day except for the under 16 race. the first heat was won by connor johnstone (leslie bikes) with davy lines ( velosure starley primal ) second and matthew james ( rossendale rc ) third. the second heat was easily won by hugo robinson of ( neon-velo ), with james fraser-moodie ( pedal power ) following him in second on the mountain bike and paul carmichael ( the bicycleworks ) third. carnegie cyclones organised the juniors races and categorised them in a sensible and clear way by primary school class. p1–3 was comfortably won by alasdair easton of edinburgh rc, finn crowther (meedies bike club) and matthew mccleery (carnegie cyclones) were 2nd and 3rd respectively. the p4–6 race was much more competitive - katie galloway (west lothian clarion) fought her way to the front and held on for an impressive win in front of alexander crombie (west lothian clarion) and finlay cooper (carnegie cyclones). as the marquee sprang into life with one of the local aberdour indie bands giving it laldy, the b final started. john mccomisky (sr albanach) stormed into an early inspiring lead and the race was on. he stayed there for a lap until he blew and settled into the middle of the bunch. adam wallace raced impressively to take the b final win from ron mill (leslie bikes) and dave smeaton. katie carmichael (hervelo) took a lot of (mostly thinning tbh) male scalps with a cracking fifth place. the a final was all about the davy lines/hugo robinson shoot out. from the gun these two surged ahead with davy doing the bulk of the leading in the early stages. behind there was extremely hard racing with three or four small but very aggressive groups trying to break away from each other. at the bell, robinson attacked and built a substantial lead through the first few corners of the lap. there was never any danger that lines would bridge but he did manage to close the gap and the back half of the course and finished only a few seconds behind the worthy winner. allan clark (leslie bikes) fought hard with gary mccrae (leslie bikes) all race but edged out mccrae for third place. hugo robinson is new to the scottish ’cross but has raced widely throughout europe and further afield. he’s a double junior british cyclocross champ and is just starting his senior pro car

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