The 10 mile TT on the N3/10 provided a classic, honest test against the watch. With the metronomic rhythm of starters leaving the start line every sixty seconds, this Kettering CC promotion faced a light breeze that ensured the results were a fair reflection of mid-season form.

Early in the day, Nick Cave set the benchmark with a time of 00:23:44, throwing down the gauntlet to the rest of the field.

The leaderboard didn't stay static for long, as Ryan Witchell stormed through the finish to lower the best mark to 00:21:58.

Ultimately, it was David Mead who proved to be the class of the field today. pacing his effort perfectly to stop the clock at 00:21:15 and take the win.

Ryan Witchell put in a valiant ride to secure 2nd place with a time of 00:21:58, while Simon Law rounded out the podium in 3rd (00:23:08).

In the Women's category, Harriet Orridge took top honors with a fantastic time of 00:27:06.

The battle of the Road Bikes saw Mark Wise emerge victorious, clocking 00:25:46. Gregory Ashley chased hard to take the runner-up spot in 00:28:45.

A special mention goes to Mark Booth, who produced the ride of the day relative to his handicap, beating his predicted time by +13s.