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The RTTC National 10 Mile Time Trial Championships 2025, organised by Kernow Racing Team in Cornwall, showcased top talent across categories on the demanding S102/10 course. This out-and-back route from the B3274 near Roche, turning near Trekenning roundabout, features surprising hills that tested a competitive field. Here’s a comprehensive recap, including age group highlights in 5-year bands from 40 upwards for both men and women.
Thomas Lee (Team Bottrill) claimed the open title with 20-38, achieving his season goal after strong National 50 and 25 performances. Teammate Rob Francis (Team Bottrill) finished second at 20-57, with Timothy Torrie (Defined Cycling Team) third at 21-05. Team Bottrill dominated, securing the team prize with four in the top six. Huw Greenish (Kernow Racing Team) led the road bike classifaction with 23-14.
Lee reflected, “I stuck to the plan, using power well on uphills, though I got carried away downhill. Winning the National 10 is a dream—next, the competition record and short-distance BBAR.”
Joanna Brewis (ADDFORM Vive Le Velo) won the women’s championship in 23-26, adding to her 2025 National Road Bike and Circuit titles. She beat Alex Clay (Team Bottrill) by 24 seconds, with Emily Martin (Team Bottrill) tin third at 24-04. FTP Racing Team claimed the women’s team prize. Josie Harcourt (FTP ( Fulfil The Potential ) Race Team) topped the road bike classification at 26-15.
Brewis said, “I didn’t expect to win this hilly course—it means the most, especially against strong Bottrill riders. Thanks to Adam from ADDFORM for the encouragement!”
Asher Gray (Welwyn Whs) won the junior boys’ title in 22-43, edging Noah Wheller (Lee Valley Youth CC) by one second, with Niclas Olley (Sotonia CC) third at 23-14. Freya Johnson (Gosforth RC) took the junior girls’ crown in 28-05, ahead of Skye Martingale (Type One Style) and Alice Tulett (Thanet RC). In junior road bikes, Liz Cook (Mid Devon Cycling Club) led girls at 34-31, and Oliver Riches (Kernow Racing Team) topped boys at 25-11.
Veterans excelled in age-adjusted performances. In the Open, Blake Pond (Nopinz) (AG 40-44) led with 21-23, Jon Tune (MAGICSHINE) topped (AG 45-49) at 22-05, Jason Mcgowan (Kernow Racing Team) won (AG 50-54) at 24-10, Andrew Jason Parnowski (Plymouth Corinthian CC)took (AG 55-59) at 24-14, Simon Horsley (Legato Racing Team (LRT)) claimed (AG 60-64) at 24-41, Keith Dorling (Team Bottrill) secured (AG 65-69) at 25-12, Gerry McGarr (FTP ( Fulfil The Potential ) Race Team) led (AG 70-74) at 29-17, and David Phillips (Penzance Wheelers CC) dominated (AG 75+) at 32-44.
For women, Joanna Brewis (ADDFORM Vive Le Velo) led (AG 40-44) at 23-26, Michelle Lee (Royal Dean Forest Cycle Club) won (AG 50-54) at 26-07, Jenny Jeeves (Holsworthy Peloton) took (AG 55-59) at 26-37, Lindsay Philp (Kernow Racing Team) secured (AG 60-64) at 31-51, Vivian Bray (Tri Logic Cornwall) claimed (AG 65-69) at 29-45, and Theresa Frost (Tri Logic Cornwall) dominated (AG 75+) at 34-25.
The S102/10 course starts on the B3274 near Roche, heading southeast to Trekenning roundabout for the turnaround. Spanning 10.05 miles, its hilly terrain, including a notable climb near Roche, demanded strategic pacing and endurance from riders.
Kernow Racing Team, the event organizers, are a dynamic Cornwall-based club known for promoting cycling excellence. They recently hosted the 2025 KRT Women’s Only Charity TT Ride, raising funds and spotlighting female riders, showcasing their commitment to community and inclusivity. Learn more.
The event featured strong showings, with Team Bottrill and FTP Racing Team leading team honours. For complete Results, see below Tabs.
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