Sunday July 26th
Sarnia Walking Club
Piette Trophy 3.8 miles (approx) handicap road walk
Rocquaine Bay, Guernsey
Sub 30 minutes for Stuart
Stuart Le Noury walked through the field from his back marker position in the handicapped road walk held over two laps on the Rocquaine coast road. His sub 30 minutes time was the first time he had broken that time since his best set in 2012 and left second man home Mick Le Sauvage half a minute behind at the finish.
Third place went to Peter Beckerleg closely followed by Kevin Le Noury. Dave Dorey was fifth with Donna Allan with her first race walk for months, virtual or real, passing Rob Elliott close to the end to claim sixth place.
1 Stuart Le Noury 47.57 (watch time) / 18.00 (handicap) / 29.57
2 Mick Le Sauvage 48.28 / 3.00 / 45.28
3 Peter Beckerleg 49.39 / 7.00 / 42.39
4 Kevin Le Noury 49.58 / 7.00 / 42.58
5 Dave Dorey 51.38 / 0.00 / 51.38
6 Donna Allan 52.36 / 14.00 / 38.36
7 Rob Elliott 52.45 / 12.00 / 40.45
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In his first race for around a year, Jason Le Noury added his name to the traditional 2 miles walk for the Eric Waldron Trophy for the 5th time. Walking almost even mile split times in the 2 miles event he crossed the line in 16.42. Second home was first woman Donna Allan in 19.06. Third place was claimed by Kevin Le Noury with a few laps to go in the 8 laps race as he overhauled a tiring Phil Lockwood to finish in 21.24. Phil, back after injury just managed to hold off Peter Beckerleg for fourth spot as he crashed over the finish line in spectacular style. At the back of the field Kevin Allan held off Mick Le Sauvage for 6th place.
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Second across the line was the fastest walker of the day Stuart Le Noury who dipped under 25 minutes, having moved into second place with 50 metres to go. Peter Beckerleg finishing in third place ahead of Coulson, Dorey and Le Sauvage who all finished closely together. 
Fastest woman of the day was 7th placed Donna Allan in just over 30 minutes with Phil Lockwood in 8th.
Ellis Lockwood, the youngest in the field, made light work of those set off in front of him in the third race of the Bob Wright Handicap Series to cross the line first in the one mile race. Masters walker Kevin Le Noury held off his fast finishing son Stuart Le Noury to take second place eight seconds behind Ellis. Mick Le Sauvage set an inaugural Guernsey age best for the M80 age group, with Rob Elliott clipping less than a second from Terry Bates age group best track time.