Hayley Simmonds on another record breaking ride. Photo: Andy Jones
Hayley Simmonds sliced 13 seconds off her own national 10-mile time trial competition record - and helped smash the women's team record – in the Team Swift event on the V718 in East Yorkshire on Sunday.
The 28-year-old from Cambridge clocked 19-18 to beat her previous competition record of 19.31 set last month on the same course.
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