Jacob Hennessy wins Jock Wadley Memorial Road Race (photos)
Images from the 2016 Jock Wadley Memorial Road Race, won by Jacob Hennessy

Jacob Henessy wins the Jock Wadley Memorial Road Race 2016
Jacob Hennessy (Spirit Bikes Racing Team) claimed the victory in the 34th Jock Wadley Memorial Road Race in Colchester, Essex, on Sunday.
Hennessy out-sprinted Lloyd Chapman (Pedal Heaven) to take the win, with George Wood (Richardsons-Trek RT) rounding out the podium in third place.
The race was also notable for the presence of former individual pursuit world champion Colin Sturgess. The 1989 world champ, now 47, made his return to racing in 2014 after a 14-year break. He finished in 48th place.
Last year's winner, Steele Von Hoff, was absent - the Australian now rides fro One Pro Cycling, who did not take part.
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Result
34th Jock Wadley Memorial Road Race
1. Jacob Hennessy (Spirit Bikes Racing Team)
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2. Lloyd Chapman (Pedal Heaven)
3. George Wood (Richardsons-Trek RT)
4. Michael Mottram (HR Owen Maserati RT)
5. Alex Paton (Pedal Heaven)
6. Oliver Maxwell (Neon-Velo Cycling Team)
7. Jez McCann (Richardsons-Trek RT)
8. Ashley Cox (CC Luton)
9. Mitchell Webber (Pedal Heaven)
10. Barnabas Purbrook (London Dynamo)
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