Junior Tour of Wales

Junior Tour of Wales
Race details
Date August bank holiday
Region Blaenau Gwent, Wales
English name Junior Tour of Wales
Discipline Road race
Type Three day race
Organiser John Richards
History
First edition 1981 (1981)
Editions 29
Most recent  Tim Kennaugh (IOM)

The Junior Tour of Wales is an annual three day cycle race for junior and female riders, held around Brynmawr, Blaenau Gwent, Wales. First held in 1981, 2009's race was 29th edition held. Each year the race attracts international teams as well as national teams representing Wales, Scotland and Ireland.

Steve Jones and Eddie Smart were regular helpers at the Junior Tour of Wales, following their death in a car accident, organizer John Richards introduced a shield to be awarded in their honour for the best Welsh rider.[1][2]

In 2009, Jeff Banks became patron of the Junior Tour of Wales. The headquarters also moved that year from Brynmawr Comprehensive School to Nantyglo Leisure Centre.

Contents

Results

General classification

Year 1st 2nd 3rd
1981 Results missing
1982 Not Held
1983 Results missing
1984 Gary Brooks L Clarke
1981 C Roach
1981 Results missing
1986 Tim Warriner Chris Taudevin Tim Ward
1987 Matthew Stephens Dylan Williams Robert Langley
1988 Matthew Stephens Paul Altridge Lee Davis
1989 Results missing
1990 Ken Stewart Danny Smith Bill Moore
1991 Roger Hammond Ken Stewart = Gavin Pardoe
= Rob Lyne
1992 Ken Stewart Alex Arch Richard Montgomery
1993 Danny Axford Ian Mountain Anthony Malarczyk
1994 Robert Hobby David Millar Danny Moore
1995 Charly Wegelius Tom Barras Neil Ellison
1996 Ross Muir Steve Joseph Tom Newton
1997 Dave Clarke Kristian House Neil Swithenbank
1998 Anthony Spencer Ryan Smith Gerben van der Reep
1999 Johan Van Summeren Arne Kornekoor James Flanagan
2000 Alex Coutts
2001 Alex Coutts Marcel Lambrecht Chris Penketh
2002 Marcel Lamberts Adam Illingworth Craig Cooke
2003 David Smith Ryan Bonser Mark Cassidy
2004 Daniel Martin Geraint Thomas Martin Monroe
2005 Alex Dowsett Edvald Hagen Alex Atkins
2006 Tom Diggle Peter Kennaugh Alex Dowsett
2007 Johnny McEvoy Erick Rowsell Peter Kennaugh
2008 Erick Rowsell Johan Fredrik Ziesler Joe Perrett
2009 Tim Kennaugh Sam Harrison Joshua Edmonson

Points classification

Year 1st 2nd 3rd
2001 Martin Quill Ben Clark Stefan de Kok
2002
2003 Ryan Bonser
2004 Peter Williams Geraint Thomas Rob Blunden
2005 Martin Lundberg Alex Dowsett Chris Opie
2006 Matt Rowe Adam Blythe Jonathan Bellis
2007 Luke Rowe Ben Plain Sam Webster
2008 Mark Christian Eliot Letaer Erick Rowsell
2009 Jon Mould Joshua Edmonson Tim Kennaugh

King of the Mountains

Year 1st 2nd 3rd
2001 Erik van Bekkum Bart Kerkdijk Alex Coutts
2002 Adam Illingworth Nicholas Roche Marcel Lamberts
2003 David Smith Ryan Bonser Daniel Martin
2004 Peter Williams Geraint Thomas Martin Monroe
2005 Alex Dowsett Edvald Hagen Martin Lundberg
2006 Alex Dowsett Jonathan Bellis Luke Rowe
2007 Peter Kennaugh Johnny McEvoy Erick Rowsell
2008 Mark Christian Tosh Vandersande Joe Perrett
2009 Joe Perret Sam Harrison Joshua Edmonson

Team classification

Year 1st 2nd 3rd
2004  Ireland Dataphonics RT  Wales A
2005 Glendene CC  Norway Kinesis UK
2006 Glendene CC Kinesis UK Merlin Development
2007 Glendene CC / Bike Trax  Wales In Gear Development
2008 Avia Cycling Team Nymark Cycling Team Glendene / Bike Trax A
2009 Glendene CC / Bike Trax  Ireland  Wales

References

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