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The RWR 2009 season wrap/ 2010 season launch was held last night at the Clock tower Pub. Here is a recap of the award recipients .

Contributor of the Year...Ron Amos
Most improved Rider...Alan Steele

Junior Rider of the Year...Audry Bernard
Master Rider of the Year...Rob Orange

Off Road Rider of the Year (MTB/Cross)...Kiernan Orange
Road Rider of the year...Aaron Fillion

Congrats to all who made last year a memorable one. Now on to the next....

 

Kiernan Orange is now on his way to Europe and to the World Cyclocross Championships later this month. He asked me to pass on this note to everyone...

"Thanks everyone who came out to the fundraising spin class on Saturday at Cyclelogik it was a great time and a big thanks to those who could not attend but have sent their support and encouragement.  I will be thinking of the Ride with Rendall team while I am riding in Belgium and in Czech.  Thanks again  Kiernan"

 

 As many of you know, our very own Kiernan Orange will be representing Canada  at the Cyclocross World Championships . What you may not know is this is a self-funded project with the CCA meaning Kiernan has to cover all his expenses. Cycelogik powered by Caffeine has generously provided the space ,time and proceeds from one of their Spin Classes to help get Kierrnan to the worlds. If you would like to help out or if you just want to train, book your bike now.

The spin class is taking place at Cyclelogik powered by caffeine Saturday Jan.9th @ 3:30pm. it's $20.00 per bike with all money raised going  towards Kiernan's costs to represent Canada at World Juniors Cyclo-cross 2010

 To reserve a bike anyone must contact Marley Orange through email: marley.orange@hotmail.com or phone: 613-620-3288.

 

Congratulations and appologies are in order for Kiernan Orange who was the Althete of the week afew weeks ago. Sorry I missed it Kiernan.

If you haven't seen it or haven't heard  it, here is an interview that will make you proud to wear the RWR colours. Kiernan was the CJOH athlete of the week  on Nov 19. 

 

Congratulation to Aaron Fillion who was named the Ontario Road rider of the year by the Ontario Cycling Assoc. Aaron not only did he win the Elite National Championships this year, but he stormed his way to the top at the Provincial time trial championships and at the Tour of Quebec. Not bad for a working man, new father and all round nice guy.

 

Mike Bennet from Zoomphoto was out covering the Anvil this past weekend. Photos from the  race can be  here

 

November 14, 2009 (Nepean, ON) - The first annual Ride with Rendall Anvil CX race took place at Nepean Equestrian Park on Nov. 14, 2009. The weather held for the duration of the first race which included Elite Women, Junior Men, and Master C Men. The Junior Men’s Race was won by Kiernan Orange (Ride with Rendall). The Master C Men’s race was won by Greg Christie (Ride with Rendall).

In the Elite Women’s race Jennifer Stephenson (Ultralink) took off from the start and held on for the win. She was followed by Gesa Bruechmann (Stevens Racing Germany)and Joanne Thomson (Ride with Rendall).  Rounding out the last two money spots, Tricia Spooner (Stevens Racing p/b The Cyclery) took the sprint for fourth over Sarah Coney (Ride with Rendall) .

The cold and rain blew in for the second race which saw the Elite Men, Master A Men, and Master B Men’s races. With the rain came a more slippery course and some exciting moments for the enthusiastic group of spectators. Shawn Marshall (Les Rouleurs) rode away with the Master A Men’s race, and Robert Orange (Ride with Rendall) claimed the Master B Men’s race in a convincing victory.

The Elite Men’s race saw Osmond Bakker (EMD Serono) take the lead from the start and hold it all the way to the line. The race behind Osmond was more exciting as it looked like Aaron Fillion (Ride with Rendall) had second place wrapped up but after a slow start and a steady climb through the race, Greg Reain (Ride with Rendall) stormed through the last laps to overtake Aaron and claim the second spot, with Fillion finishing third. Fourth spot was claimed by Neil Schiemann (Tall Tree Cycles), and wrapping up the podium in fifth position was Peter Morse (Jet Fuel).