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Margaret McMillan (Deeside Thistle Cycling Club SCIO) won the women's category by over two minutes at the St Christopher's CC & SVTTA 25-mile time trial / B Smith & J Cramb Trophies event in Scotland on 20 July 2025. Basil Monks (GTR Return to Life p/b Streamline) was the fastest overall with 49:29 in this exposed dual-carriageway challenge.
Veteran McMillan claimed her fourth open win of the season with 1:03:31, following victories at Dooleys RT 25, Scotland District 25-mile Championship, and Kennoway RC 10. Liz Ball (Edinburgh RC) was second in 1:06:05, with Shona Girdwood (Coatbridge Clarion CC) third in 1:07:22.
Margaret Mcmillan (Deeside Thistle Cycling Club SCIO) 01:03:31
Liz Ball (Edinburgh Road Club) 01:06:05
Monks was one of three riders under 50 minutes, beating Oliver Pemberton (Vanelli-Project GO) by 12 seconds in his first open outing of 2025. Chris Smart (GTR - Return To Life p/b Streamline) took third as quickest veteran. Colin Johnston (Vanelli-Project GO) led juniors with 52:42, tying for eighth overall.
Monks builds on his Velopreda (Georgetown Cup) win last year. The WW25/01 course record over three seasons is Chris Smart's 48:44 from 2022.
The road bike contest was tight, with Greg Kerr (Johnstone Wheelers Cycling Club) winning in 1:00:55—slower than his 59:28 victory last year—edging John Glass (West Lothian Clarion Cycling Club) by 36 seconds. Alex McPhee (Dooleys RT) took third in 1:15:34.
Greg Kerr (Johnstone Wheelers) 01:00:55
John Glass (West Lothian Clarion) 01:01:31
Alex Mcphee (Dooleys RT) 01:15:34
The WW25/01 course is an out-and-back along the A8 dual-carriageway from Bishopton Hill to outside Port Glasgow, with 18 metres more descent than ascent. Starting at Bishopton Hill top, it offers fast sections but exposed conditions.
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