Ryan Connor was fastest around the 42 miles course, which started at the Ecos roundabout and took in Broughshane Carnlough, Waterfoot, Glenariff Glen, Martinstown and Rathkenny before finishing on the Frys road.

Ryan recorded 1 hour 36 minutes 59 seconds. Ballymena Road Club – Scott Roof Tiles race secretary Tommy Wilson was second fastest with an impressive time of 1 hour 45 minutes 06 seconds with Uel Cunningham third on 1 hour 47 minutes 05 seconds.

Other placings: 4. Derek Dougan 1.52.30; 5. Martin Ruddy 1.53.26; 6. Matthew Brennan 1.55.49; 7. David Dougan 1.56.38; 8. Steven Workman 2.00.37; 9. Sammy Kerr 2.01.05; 10. Bobby Currie 2.03.46; 11. Tom Douds 2.05.59; 12. John Maxwell 2.06.22; 13. Declan Butler 2.08.32; 14. Beresford Millar 2.16.32.

Visitors: 1. D McElfatrick 1.55.38; 2. Martin Robb 1.55.41 (both Bann Valley).

Handicap: 1. Ruddy 1.42.20; 2. Connor 1.45.21; 3. Cunningham 1.49.29; 4. Wilson 1.50.59; 5. Kerr 1.51.33; 6. Currie 1.53.10.

Adrian Kerr still leads the handicap league despite not taking part in the Glens Time Trial. He has amassed 14 points with John Maxwell just one point behind on 13.

Martin Ruddy's win on Wednesday moves him up to third place with 12 points. Tommy Wilson and Sammy Kerr are next with 8 points each.

YOUTHS

The youth section had a 5 miles time trial on Wednesday evening which saw Craig Crawford record a winning time of 12 minutes 34 seconds.

Declan Kelly continues to improve and he took second with 13.05. 3. Steven Carruthers 13.06; 4. Aaron Swan 13.20; 5. Adam Kerr 13.24; 6. Blayne Watton 13.27.

ULSTER 10 CHAMPIONSHIP

The Ulster 10 miles time trial Championship took place at Woodgreen last Thursday evening.

Conditions were warm and dry but a little too windy to offer any realistic chance of record breaking. Nevertheless there were some excellent performances on the night.

Ballymena Road Club's only medallist was Louise Fullerton who recorded a personal best time of 24 minutes 53 seconds to earn the bronze in the women's Championship. This was the best time to record a PB and a medal was an appropriate reward.

Darrell Erwin from Ballymena won the hand cycling championship.

Ballymena Road Club was seventh in the team championship from the 16 qualifying teams.

The BRC team was: 9. Conor McAllister 20.50; 19. Leo McAllister 21.25; and 66. Chris Beattie 23.14.

Other Ballymena RC performances were: 72. James Burns 23.22; 74. Mark McCullough Bann Valley 23.30; 91. Trevor Reid 24.12 ; 96. Louise Fullerton 24.53; and 112. Elle Forrest 27.36. Elle was off her bike for over a minute after "pulling a wheel" at the start. Jim Burns came to her rescue and got her going again. Hopefully her recent run of bad luck will end soon.

DROMARA ROAD RACES

Saturday's road race action was at Annahilt in Co.