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Wanted Stayers Equipement
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Norman Hill (Great Britain)
Norman was professional cyclist in Europe and the U.K. from 1966 till 1973.
"National Stayers champion 1970"
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Norman Hill (Great Britain) 1970
Pacer: Pelser, NIJMEGEN velodrome
photo by Gordon 'Johno' Johnson
Norman was professional cyclist in Europe and the U.K. from 1966 till 1973.
"National Stayers champion 1970"
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Norman Hill (Great Britain) paced by Bruno Walrave (Holland)
Fallowfield Stadium Manchester in (Great Britain)
photo by Reg Ward 1970
Norman is riding for the Dutch Pro team KRO - BRANDPUNT who existed only in 1970.
Norman was professional cyclist in Europe and the U.K. from 1966 till 1973.
"National Stayers champion 1970"
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Top- Norman Hil (Great Britain)
pacer: Bruno Walrave (Holland)
Lower- Theo Verschuren (Belgium)
pacer: Noppie Koch (Holland)
Apeldoorn Track (Holland)
photo by Henk van 't Veen 1971
There will be a new 250 metre indoor track in Apeldoorn in 2007
Norman was professional cyclist in Europe and the U.K. from 1966 till 1973.
"National Stayers champion 1970"
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Norman Hill (G.B) passes Dave Bonner (G.B)
Good Friday 1968
Norman was professional cyclist in Europe and the U.K. from 1966 till 1973.
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Roy Cox (Great Britain)
National Motorpaced Champion 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975
Pacer: Ron Webb (Australia)
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Wally Happy (Great Britain)
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Leon Meredith (Great Britain)
7 x Amateur Stayers World Champion in 1904, 1905, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1911 and 1913.
Leon was born on the 02-02- 1883 in London a member of the Bath Road Club, and died in a skiing accident in Switserland on the 27-01-1930 46 years.
Leon is also mentioned in the Guinness Book of Records.
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Leon Meredith (Great Britain)
7 x Amateur Stayers World Champion in 1904, 1905, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1911 and 1913.
Leon was born on the 02-02- 1883 in London a member of the Bath Road Club, and died in a skiing accident in Switserland on the 27-01-1930 46 years.
Leon is also mentioned in the Guinness Book of Records.
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Leon Meredith (Great Britain)
7 x Amateur Stayers World Champion in 1904, 1905, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1911 and 1913.
Leon was born on the 02-02- 1883 in London a member of the Bath Road Club, and died in a skiing accident in Switserland on the 27-01-1930 46 years.
Leon is also mentioned in the Guinness Book of Records.
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Leon T. Meredith (Great Britain) 1904
7 x Amateur Stayers World Champion in 1904, 1905, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1911 and 1913.
Leon was born on the 02-02- 1883 in London a member of the Bath Road Club, and died in a skiing accident in Switserland on the 27-01-1930 46 years.
Leon is also mentioned in the Guinness Book of Records.
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Leon Meredith (Great Britain) 1911.
7 x Amateur Stayers World Champion in 1904, 1905, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1911 and 1913.
Leon was born on the 02-02- 1883 in London a member of the Bath
Road Club, and died in a skiing accident in Switserland on the 27-01-1930 46 years.
Leon is also mentioned in the Guinness Book of Records.
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right : Leon Meredith (Great Britain) "World Class Stayer"
left : Bill Bailey (Great Britain) "World Class Sprinter"
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From L to R
Ron Webb (Australia) - John Hall (Great Britain) - Roy Cox (Great Britain) - Nico Been (Holland).
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Alf Letourner's world land speed record bike with Stuart Benstead from the Archer RC.
Stewart has done many great things for the British Cycle Sport promotering.We need more guys like him!!
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Harry Grant (Great Britain)
Professional cyclist from 1931 till 1948.
Winner of many Stayer Grand-Prix on the European velodromes.
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Harry Grant (Great Britain)
Professional cyclist from 1931 till 1948.
Winner of many Stayer Grand-Prix on the European velodromes.
"National Stayers champion 1926 - 192..."
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Harry Grant (Great Britain)
Professional cyclist from 1931 till 1948.
Winner of many Stayer Grand-Prix on the European velodromes.
"National Stayers champion 1926 - 192..."
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Harry Grant (Great Britain)
Professional cyclist from 1931 till 1948.
Winner of many Stayer Grand-Prix on the European velodromes.
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Harry Grant (Great Britain) 1937
Pacer: Leon Vanderstuyft (Belgium)
Harry Grant is a real giant from the past and probably the best British stayer ever.
Professional cyclist from 1931 till 1948.
Winner of many Stayer Grand-Prix on the European velodromes.
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Harry Grant (Great Britain) here seen behind his pacer Leon Vanderstuyft (no 5) on his way to winning a 100 km motorpaced race on the 24th september 1934.
Professional cyclist from 1931 till 1948.
Winner of many Stayer Grand-Prix on the European velodromes.
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left : Harry Grant (Great Britain) Rome 1932.
right : Georges Paillard (France)
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Pacer Charles George Bowtle (1902 1992)
At Herne Hill Track 1920's
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Big Motors Herne Hill Track 1930's Style
The stayer on the right side of this pic (white jersey with Union Jack) = Harry Grant (G.B), his Belgian pacer Leon Vanderstuyft is standing left from Harry Grant.
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Tommy Simpson behind the Big Motors Herne Hill Good Friday 1959
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Tommy Simpson Herne Hill Track
The pacer: François Cools (Belgium)
This is an actual Picture that I own it hangs on my bedroom wall.
It was presented to me by the chap who took this picture for my passion for Pacing by my Club at that time Letchworth Velo RT
"I was at this meeting and I think th..."
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Tom Simpson during the "Criterium of the Aces" 1963
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Wally Summers (Great Britain) held up by Reg Reynolds at Herne Hill Track 1949.
National professional Stayers champion 1947.
Wally SUMMERS moved to the USA in the 1960's.
Wally (Walter) Summers participated in the 1974 world championships Pro stayers events for the U.S.A. and was at that time 59 years old.
Made a a second carreer in the USA as a professional cyclist in 1973-1974 and in 1982-1983.
Broke all the U.S.A. motorpaced records from in 1983.
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Wally Summers (Great Britain)
National professional Stayers champion 1947.
Wally Summers was a Professional cyclist from 1946 till 1957.
Moved after his carreer to the USA and participated for the USA in the Professional stayers world championships in Montreal - Canada - in 1974.
At that time was Wally Summers allready 59 years old (Born in december 1914).
Made a second cycling carreer in the USA as a professional cyclist in 1973-1974 and 1982-1983.
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Wally Summers (Great Britain)
Professional cyclist in Great Britain from 1946 till 1957 and became several times national stayer champion.
Wally Summers is born in Ryehope (Great Britain) on the 21st December 1914, and was a Professional cyclist in G.B. from 1946 till 1957.
In 1983 when Wally was 68 years old did he set all the New U.S motorpaced professional records from distance 5 Km till 50 Km, he made this attempts in Nurnburg (Germany)
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Pacer: Geoffrey Duke (Great Britain) & José Meiffret (France) 1952
Here at a demonstration race at Silverstone (G.B) circuit while riding 130 km/hr.
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Tom Linton (Great Britain)
Pacer: Auguste Fossier
Professional cyclist from 1896 till 1903.
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William J. Bailey (Great Britain)1909
Pacer: Naso
3rd place Amateur stayers world championships 1910
Was a professional cyclist from 1914 till 1930.
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William J. Bailey (Great Britain) 1922.
3rd place Amateur stayers world championships 1910.
Was a professional cyclist from 1914 till 1930.
PS: Note the dense crowd on this picture despite the bad weather.
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Jimmy Michael (Great Britain)
Professional Stayers World champion 1895.
3rd place European Stayer championships 1902
Professional cyclist from 1895 till 1905.
Jimmy Michael, barely 18 years old and little over five feet tall.
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Jimmy Michael (Great Britain)
Professional Stayers World champion 1895.
3rd place European Stayer championships 1902
Professional cyclist from 1895 till 1905.
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Jimmy Michael (Great Britain)
Professional Stayers World champion 1895.
3rd place European Stayer championships 1902
Professional cyclist from 1895 till 1905.
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Jimmy Michael (Great Britain)
Professional Stayers World champion 1895.
3rd place European Stayer championships 1902
Professional cyclist from 1895 till 1905.
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Jimmy Michael (Great Britain) 1903
Professional Stayers World champion 1895
3rd place European Stayer championships 1902
Professional cyclist from 1895 till 1905.
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Tommy Hall (Great Britain) 1902
Tommy Hall set the Motorpaced World Hour record in 1903 with the distance of 87,391 Km/hr or 54,34 Mph
Finished 2nd in the European stayer championships 1904
Tommy was Professional cyclist from 1900 till 1914.
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Tommy Hall (Great Britain)
Tommy Hall set the Motorpaced World Hour record in 1903 with the distance of 87,391 Km/hr or 54,34 Mph
Finished 2nd place in the European stayer championships 1904
Tommy was Professional cyclist from 1900 till 1914.
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Tommy Hall (Great Britain) 1905
Set the Motorpaced World Hour record in 1903 with 87,391 Km/hr or 54,34 Mph
2nd place European stayer championships 1904
Tommy was Professional cyclist from 1900 till 1914.
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Tommy Hall (Great Britain) on the 14th September 1903
Tommy set the Motorpaced World Hour record in with the distance of 87,391 Km/hr or 54,34 Mph
2nd place European stayer championships 1904
Tommy was Professional cyclist from 1900 till 1914.
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Among the pace-follower stars before the First World War was Tommy Hall of England.
Here at the start of the Golden Wheel at Nuremburg in 1910, Hall is on the left. He finished third to Victor Linart (Belgium) - next to him on the picture - and Bobby Walthour (in white), and ahead of Salzmann.
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Tommy Hall (Great Britain) - 1904
Help for Tommy Hall after he crashed during a Stayers race in the Parc des Princes velodome in Paris (France)
Tommy was professional cyclist from 1900 till 1914.
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Tommy Hall (Great Britain) 1912
2nd place European stayer championships 1904
Set the Motorpaced World Hour record with 87,391 Km/hr or 54,34 Mph in 1903.
Professional cyclist from 1900 till 1914.
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Jack Willian Stocks (Great Britain)
Professional Stayers World champion 1897, 2nd place in 1896
Professional cyclist from 1896 till 1897.
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Jack William Stocks (Great Britain) 1897
Professional Stayers World champion 1897, 2nd place in 1896
Professional cyclist from 1896 till 1897.
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Jack William Stocks (Great Britain) Glasgow Track 1897
Professional Stayers World champion 1897, 2nd place in 1896
Professional cyclist from 1896 till 1897.
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Joe Bunker (Great Britain)
3rd place Professional Stayers World Championships 1954
Professional cyclist from 1954 till 1956
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top : Joe Bunker (Great Britain)1954
Britain's last medalist in the Professional Stayers world championship.Here Joe attacks a Swiss rider in the 1954 world championships.
3rd in the Professional Stayers World Championships 1954.
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inside: Joe Bunker (Great Britain)
top: Jean Schorn
Herne Hill London. 16 April 1954
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Joe Bunker (Great Britain)
Good Friday Meeting Herne Hill Track 1954
3rd in the Professional Stayers World Championships 1954.
Elberfeld Track was in Wuppertal, not in or close to Cologne. The other (non-stayer) Track events of the Worlds 1954 were indeed raced in Cologne (two tracks in two different towns for one World Champ).
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Joe Bunker 1953
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Geoff Smith (Great Britain)
Pacer : Jim Patterson (Great Britain)
During a stayersrace at Fallowfield stadion in Manchester on the 9th of July 1966.
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No 4 is John Hall paced by Les Robinson his father in law.
No 1 is Andy Nickeas paced by Sandy Carr.
This stayers race was held as an awaiting event before the finish of Longwollen -- Wolverhampton in 1975, which finished at the Aldersley stadium (velodrome track length = 458 m) in Wolverhampton.
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John Hall (Prestwich Phoenix CC)
Pacer: Jim Patterson
Herne Hill 1967
National Championship 2nd 1971, 3rd in 1973, 1974, 1975 & 1977
For many years John was paced by his father in law Les Robinson
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Desmond Fretwell (Great Britain) 1982.
National Stayers Champion 1982.
2nd 1980, 1981, 1986, 3rd place 1979.
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Desmond Fretwell (Great Britain) 1979.
National Stayers Champion 1982.
2nd 1980, 1981, 1986, 3rd place 1979.
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George Halls 1960's
George was a very good Stayer on the winter tracks for a couple of seasons. www.georgehallscycles.co.uk
"George sold his shop in 2004"
Professional cyclist from 1965 till 1970.
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Alan Johnson (Great Britain)
Pacer: Rob Griggs (Great Britain)
National Stayer Champions 1978 & 1979, 2nd 1976 & 1977.
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Alan Johnson (G.B) with pacer Rob Griggs (G.B) 1978.
National Stayer Champions 1978 & 1979, 2nd 1976 & 1977
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An article about the stayer plans of Alan Johnson (Great Britain) in 1979.
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Alan Johnson reports April 1979
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Margaret Sutcliffe
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Margaret Sutcliffe (G.B) a Stayer who could beat the men Herne Hill Track
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Bryan Steel (Great Britain)
Pacer: Paul Wingrave
Herne Hill Track
National Champion 1997 & 1998
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Bryan Steel (Great Britain)
National Stayer Champion 1997 & 1998
Pacer: Paul Wingrave
Herne Hill Track
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Bryan Taylor (Great Britain)
Pacer: Paul Wingrave (Great Britain)
National Stayer Champion 1991 & 1992
Leicester Track
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Sporting Cyclist magazine June 1963.
Rider behind derny Barry Hoban (Great Britain)
Cover from a British cycling magazine
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Sporting Cyclist magazine March 1964
Cover from a British cycling magazine
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Pacer: Colin Denman (Great Britain)
Herne Hill Track
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Paul Curran (Great Britain) 1993
National Stayer Champion in 1993-1994-1995-1996
www.paulcurran.ndo.co.uk
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Paul Curran (Great Britain) 1995
National Stayer Champion in 1993-1994-1995-1996
Here during a stayers race in Nürnberg (Germany) 1995
Name of this pacer ?
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Paul Curran (Great Britain)
Pacer: Howard Broughton (G.B)
Herne Hill Track
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Paul Curran (Great Britain)
Pacer: Howard Broughton (G.B)
Herne Hill Track
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Paul Curran (Great Britain) 1982
Pacer: Clive Murden
Here seen at the Morgan Trophy Derny race.
Thanks to Ray Gee for the information who was a pacer himself from 1971-1992.
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Paul Curran (Great Britain) 1982
Here seen at the Morgan Trophy Derny race.
Name of this pacer ?
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Paul Curran (Great Britain) 1982
Here seen at the Morgan Trophy Derny race.
Name of this pacer ?
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Russell Williams (Great Britain)
Pacer: Colin Denman (Great Britain)
National Championship
2nd in 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999.
3rd in 1994
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Russell Williams (Great Britain)
Pacer: Colin Denman (Great Britain)
Herne Hill Track
National Championship
2nd in 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999.
3rd in 1994
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Russell Williams (Great Britain)
Pacer: Colin Denman (Great Britain)
Herne Hill Track
National Championship
2nd in 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999.
3rd in 1994
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Russell Williams (Great Britain)
Pacer: Colin Denman (Great Britain)
Herne Hill Track
National Championship
2nd in 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999.
3rd in 1994
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Russell Williams (G.B) 1995
Leicester
National Championship
2nd in 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999.
3rd in 1994
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Russell Williams (Great Britain)
Herne Hill 1988
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Russell Williams June 1979
National Championship
2nd in 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999.
3rd in 1994
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Memories of Herne Hill 1967
The stayers are lining up when the sprinters are on the winners podium. Do we see this image again at the good Friday meeting after 38 years ??
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1996 British National Motor Paced Championship (program cover)
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1999 British National Motor Paced Championship (program cover)
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Spencer Kirkham (Great Britain)
Pacer: Paul Spender
Herne Hill Track
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Stayer: Paul Spender
Pacer: Paul Wingrave
Herne Hill Track
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Stayer: Paul Spender
Pacer: Paul Wingrave
Herne Hill Track
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Fabio Masotti (Italy)
Wins 2002 Good Friday International Derny Race Herne Hill Track.
Pacer: Paul Spender
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2002 Cardiff Grand Prix
Moat House International Derny Race. James Taylor being paced by Paul Spender
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Pacer: Paul Spender
Paces Ian Hallam National Derny Championship Herne Hill Track 2002
British Professional One Hour Motor Paced Champion 1982
Leicester Velodrome
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Pacer: Paul Spender
National Derny Championship Reading Track 2001
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Pacer: Paul Spender
Herne Hill Track 2003
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Derny Sport UK (Rear Fender)
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My Old Van I used To Have!
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Nick Lett (Great Britain)
Pacer: Paul Wingrave (Great Britain)
Leicester Track
National Stayer Champion 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 2nd 1984 & 1987
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Nick Lett (Great Britain)
Pacer: Paul Wingrave
Leicester Track
National Champion 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 2nd 1984 & 1987
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Nick Lett (Great Britain)
Pacer: Paul Wingrave
Leicester Track
National Champion 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 2nd 1984 & 1987
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Nick Lett (Great Britain)
Pacer: Paul Wingrave
Leicester Track
National Stayer Champion 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 2nd 1984 & 1987
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Nigel Brown (Great Britain)
National Champion in 1987
2nd place in 1988
www.devercycles.co.uk
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Jon Dale - VC Nottingham (Great Britain) Leicester
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George Dixon
Pacer: Jack Collins
Leicester
Thanks to Ray Gee for the information who was a pacer himself from 1971-1992.
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Leicester Training night in the 90's every two weeks on a thursday.In the suit Willi Tarran.
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Pic: Pacing Motor Triumph 650cc
Herne Hill Track
The old Pacing motors which was used for the 1970 World Track Championships at Leicester came from Czechoslovakia (Now Czech Republic) they where Jawa but they did not have any engines fitted. So the BCF had Norton Domantor 750 cc engines fitted.
Then after a few years BCF had them destroyed in a crusher.
In the 1982 Britain hosted the World Track Championships at Leicester yet again.The BCF had 2 choices one was to hire a set of Big Motors from Europe Which would cost a fortune.
Or have built a new set of 10 Big Motors. BCF decided to have a set of 10 Big Motors made.
The Big Motors was built to order by Triumph who at the time had there factory in Meridan Coventry, sadly the factory has now gone closed down in 1983.The big motors cost BCF around 1,350.00 each.That included the frames wheels engine and tank.
But did not include the Handlebars or Saddle. Foot-rests or main frame construction for fitt...
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Spencer Wingrave
Pacer: Paul Wingrave
Herne Hill Track
National Championship, 2nd in 1993, 1994, 1995
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Spencer Wingrave
Pacer: Paul Wingrave
Herne Hill Track
National Championship, 2nd in 1993, 1994, 1995
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Paul Gerrard (Great Britain)
National Stayer Champion 1980, 1981 & 1991, 2nd 1979, and 3rd in 1978 & 1993.
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Paul Gerrard (Great Britain)
Pacer: Noel Worby (Great Britain)
Leicester Track
National Stayer Champion 1980, 1981 & 1991, 2nd 1979, and 3rd in 1978 & 1993.
"Paul Gerrard did a lot of races in H..."
"I hope Ron you have now contcted you..."
"Hi Paul,
we are in contact now!
Be..."
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Paul Gerrard (Great Britain) 1981
National Stayer Champion 1980, 1981 & 1991, 2nd 1979, and 3rd in 1978 & 1993.
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Paul Gerrard at the World Championships 1981
National Stayer Champion 1980, 1981 & 1991, 2nd 1979, and 3rd in 1978 & 1993.
Steve Snowling supports him.
Rider waiting behind = Bruno Vicino (Italy)
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Picture from the podium after the nationals in 1979
L to R = Pacer: Noel Worby - Paul Gerrard - Pacer: Rob Griggs - Alan Johnson
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Article about Stayer: Paul Gerrard (GB) in 1978
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Paul Gerrard report March 1979
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Pacer no: 2 Howard Broughton
Pacer no: 3 Clive Murdon
National Track Championships Leicester 1980's
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Tony Doyle (Great Britain)
Pacer: Paul Wingrave (Great Britain)
Win the Derny-Race at Herne Hill.
Tony Doyle 3rd place Professional Derny World Championship 1985
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In mid-winter, during a break in the six-day season, Tony Doyle puts in his regular training stint at Herne Hill behind the derny driven, as ever, by Paul Wingrave.
Tony Doyle 3rd place Professional Derny World Championship 1985
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Action Gent 6-Day
Above: Tony Doyle (Great Britain)
Pacer: Bruno Walrave (Holland)
Below: Spencer Wingrave (Great Britain)
Pacer: Joop Zijlaard (Holland)
Tony Doyle 3rd place Professional Derny World Championship 1985
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1974 Skol 6 in Wembley
Nigel Dean (Great Britain)
Pacer: François Cools (Belgium)
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1977 Skol 6 in Wembley (G.B) Above : Tony Gowland(G.B) and his pacer: Chris Smits (Belgium)
Inside : Patrick Sercu (Bel) with pacer Maurice De Boevere (Bel)
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Skol 6 days Wembley 1978
Home rider Maurice Burton (GB) in action.
Pacer: Chris Smits (Bel)
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Simon Cope (Great Britain)
Pacer: Paul Wingrave
Herne Hill Track
National Champion 1999
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Simon Cope (Great Britain)
Pacer: Derek Marloe (Great Britain)
Herne Hill Track
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Simon Cope (Great Britain)
Pacer : Derek Marloe (G.B)
Herne Hill Track
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Simon Cope (Great Britain)
Pacer : Derek Marloe (G.B)
Nürnberg (Germany) 2001
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Simon Cope (Great Britain)
Pacer: Derek Marloe (G.B)
Nürnberg (Germany) 2001
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Simon Cope (Great Britain)
Pacer : Derek Marloe (Great Britain)
Nürnberg (Germany)2001
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Simon Cope (Great Britain)
Pacer: Derek Marloe
Erfurt (Germany) 2000
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Simon Cope (Great Britain)
Pacer: Derek Marloe (Great Britain)
Erfurt (Germany) 2000
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Simon Cope (Great Britain)
Pacer : Derek Marloe (Great Britain)
Erfurt (Germany) 2001
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Simon Cope (Great Britain)
Pacer : Derek Marloe (Great Britain)
Chemnitz (Germany) 2001
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Simon Cope (Great Britain)
Pacer: Derek Marloe (Great Britain)
Chemnitz (Germany) 2001
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Simon Cope (Great Britain)
Pacer : Derek Marloe (G.B)
Chemnitz (Germany) 2001
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(inside) Bryan Steel (GB)
Pacer: Paul Wingrave(GB)
(outside)Marko Ulbricht (Ger)
Pacer: Ronald Adelmeyer (Ger)
Herne Hill International Stayers Race 2001
Photo ©: Volker Brix
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(inside) Jame Carney (USA)
Pacer: Martin McGregor (GB)
(outside)Marko Ulbricht (Ger)
Pacer: Ronald Adelmeyer (Ger)
Herne Hill International Stayers Race 2001
Photo ©: Volker Brix
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(inside) Simon Cope (GB)
Pacer: Derek Marloe (GB)
(outside)Marko Ulbricht (Ger)
Pacer: Ronald Adelmeyer (Ger)
Herne Hill International Stayers Race 2001
Photo ©: Volker Brix
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Inside: Simon Cope (Great Britain)
Pacer: Wilfried Kluge (Germany)
Erfurt (Germany) 31.8.2005
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Clive Burr (G.B)
Pacer: Derek Marloe (G.B)
Herne Hill Track
3rd place National Championships 1998
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Pacer: Colin Denman (Great Britain)
Clive Burr (Great Britain)
Herne Hill Track
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report Roy Cox - August 1974
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UK Stayer nationals July 1974
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UK Stayer nationals 1975
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UK Stayer nationals 1978
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Results stayer & derny races Leicester 1979
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Cycling article August 1978
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Big Motors Star in 2005 Good Friday Meeing Herne Hill
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Ex British stayer Chris Watts stayers bike 1980's.
Chris now races vintage motor bikes.
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Rik Notley (Great Britain)
National Champion 1976 & 1977
(sorry have no photo for Rik)
"2nd national Amateur stayer champion..."
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Triumph Thunderbird 19.3.2005
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Graham Bristow: Race Director
Good Friday International Track Meeting 2005. 19.3.2005
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Pacer: Derek Marloe 19.3.2005
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Triumph Thunderbirds 19.3.2005
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Triumph Thunderbirds 19.3.2005
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