PERFS IN PICTURES
James Stewart (KFS Special Vehicles) proved he was the man to beat this weekend by winning the Perfs Pedal Race on Sunday, fresh from victory in the previous day's Upavon Winter Series in Wiltshire.
Unseasonally fine weather made the race look more like an early summer outing. There were none of the deluges that have affected the event in the past - the whole race was cancelled back in 2003 thanks to flooding.
You can read a full report from the race in our News section>>
All photos by Phil O'Connor. www.philoconnor.com
Blue skies and sunshine: an unseasonal start to the season
Andrew Fenn and Grant Bayton made an early break
James Stewart (KFS Special Vehicles) puts his head down and heads for victory
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Luke Rowe (Rapha-Condor-Recycling) lead in the charge for third
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