NPS round 4 starting grids

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 XC NPS Round 4: Starting grids

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Below are the top 10 rider starting grids for NPS Rnd 4 (based off League tables results to date).
Riders will form 2 lines of 5 riders in sequence.
The race commissaire is responsible for using this reference to call riders to their appropriate positions on the grid.
ELITE MEN Grid position: 1= Evan Ryan (62 points, 0 points behind category leader)
ELITE MEN Grid position: 2= Adam Kelly (53 points, 9 points behind category leader)
ELITE MEN Grid position: 3= Joseph Mccall (51 points, 11 points behind category leader)
ELITE MEN Grid position: 4= Richard Felle (50 points, 12 points behind category leader)
ELITE MEN Grid position: 5= Joe McCall (30 points, 32 points behind category leader)
ELITE MEN Grid position: 6= Robin Seymour (30 points, 32 points behind category leader)
ELITE MEN Grid position: 7= Aidan mcDonald (18 points, 44 points behind category leader)
ELITE MEN Grid position: 8= Graham Boyd (16 points, points behind category leader)
ELITE MEN Grid position: 9= Gerry McCabe (12 points, points behind category leader)
MASTER Grid position: 1= Oisin Boydell (69 points, 0 points behind category leader)
MASTER Grid position: 2= Andrew Newman (64 points, 5 points behind category leader)
MASTER Grid position: 3= Robert Tobin (51 points, 18 points behind category leader)
MASTER Grid position: 4= Alfie Wallace (44 points, 25 points behind category leader)
MASTER Grid position: 5= Kevin Stanley (44 points, 25 points behind category leader)
MASTER Grid position: 6= Adam Wojnar (43 points, 26 points behind category leader)
MASTER Grid position: 7= Asa Redmond (35 points, 34 points behind category leader)
MASTER Grid position: 8= Mark McGauley (33 points, 36 points behind category leader)
MASTER Grid position: 9= Gerry mcInerney (24 points, 45 points behind category leader)
MASTER Grid position: 10= Donnacha O’Brien (22 points, 47 points behind category leader)
ELITE WOMEN Grid position: 1= Ciara Macmanus (48 points, 0 points behind category leader)
ELITE WOMEN Grid position: 2= Melanie Spath (30 points, 18 points behind category leader)
ELITE WOMEN Grid position: 3= Val O’Neill (25 points, 23 points behind category leader)
ELITE WOMEN Grid position: 4= Caitlin Elliott (25 points, 23 points behind category leader)
ELITE WOMEN Grid position: 5= Jenny McCauley (21 points, 27 points behind category leader)
ELITE WOMEN Grid position: 6= Valerie O’Neill (16 points, 32 points behind category leader)
EXPERT Grid position: 1= Maciej Staroniewicz (60 points, 0 points behind category leader)
EXPERT Grid position: 2= James Pittam (42 points, 18 points behind category leader)
EXPERT Grid position: 3= Matt Slattery (41 points, 19 points behind category leader)
EXPERT Grid position: 4= Hughie Geraghty (35 points, 25 points behind category leader)
EXPERT Grid position: 5= Tomasz michalski (34 points, 26 points behind category leader)
EXPERT Grid position: 6= Colm Mullen (30 points, 30 points behind category leader)
EXPERT Grid position: 7= Niall Clarke (30 points, 30 points behind category leader)
EXPERT Grid position: 8= Michael Flanagan (25 points, 35 points behind category leader)
EXPERT Grid position: 9= Stephen Scrivener (25 points, 35 points behind category leader)
EXPERT Grid position: 10= Sean Downey (21 points, 39 points behind category leader)
JUNIOR Grid position: 1= Matthew Adair (90 points, 0 points behind category leader)
JUNIOR Grid position: 2= Robert Scanlon (75 points, 15 points behind category leader)
JUNIOR Grid position: 3= Brendan Scullion (63 points, 27 points behind category leader)
JUNIOR Grid position: 4= William Boyd (18 points, 72 points behind category leader)
JUNIOR Grid position: 5= Fintan Hughes (18 points, 72 points behind category leader)
VETERAN Grid position: 1= William Mulligan (66 points, 0 points behind category leader)
VETERAN Grid position: 2= Paddy Mackey (47 points, 19 points behind category leader)
VETERAN Grid position: 3= Vinnie Fitzsimon (42 points, 24 points behind category leader)
VETERAN Grid position: 4= Johnny McCabe (32 points, 34 points behind category leader)
VETERAN Grid position: 5= Declan McCabe (32 points, 34 points behind category leader)
VETERAN Grid position: 6= paul mc menamin (30 points, 36 points behind category leader)
VETERAN Grid position: 7= Robert Lamont (30 points, 36 points behind category leader)
VETERAN Grid position: 8= John Doris (30 points, 36 points behind category leader)
VETERAN Grid position: 9= Fergal Kilkenny (26 points, 40 points behind category leader)
VETERAN Grid position: 10= Paul Mcmenamin (25 points, 41 points behind category leader)
WOMEN Grid position: 1= Agata Tamulewicz (55 points, 0 points behind category leader)
WOMEN Grid position: 2= Rose Griffin (41 points, 14 points behind category leader)
WOMEN Grid position: 3= Gill Smith (30 points, 25 points behind category leader)
WOMEN Grid position: 4= Wendy Barry (28 points, 27 points behind category leader)
WOMEN Grid position: 5= Rea Julie (21 points, 34 points behind category leader)
WOMEN Grid position: 6= Gillian Ryan (21 points, 34 points behind category leader)
WOMEN Grid position: 7= Carol Farrelly (18 points, 37 points behind category leader)
WOMEN Grid position: 8= Julie McCorry (18 points, 37 points behind category leader)
WOMEN Grid position: 9= Barbara Clancy (16 points, 39 points behind category leader)
WOMEN Grid position: 10= Dianne Keys (12 points, 43 points behind category leader)


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[Paul]

This is a video from last years race... Gives you an idea of what the course is like.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBRS9Gb_5so[/youtube]

[Dave]

Love that course, just power power power all the way. Just hit it hard from the start and keep er lit, savage!!

[Paul]

i love this course too.....although some would say the lack of trees and mountains dont it a proper mtb course

[Dave]

Sure there is world cup circuits like that, the odd tree maybe but not what you would call singletrack. WC in spain is in an open park.

[Ben]

Don't think lack of trees or mountains is an issue.  Excellent course, savage speed and great to be able to see other racers.  Last year was great.

[Paul]

Yea i agree....this course is great but not to be underestimated.... its a tough race..!

And not a huge step to masters for this one....3 laps for sports and 4 for masters (as last year)

There was one really mucky part last year in the grassy part...it was terrible and you had to push the bike through the mud... i hope they cut that out or filled it in..! the rest of the course is rock solid..!!

[Dave O Shea]

I think its a really good race...fast and very flowy...... I like that all the courses are slightly different, i wouldn't want them all to be like this but as one round its class !

[Dave]

The weather has been pretty good for the last while so id say its dry enough!!