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Girvan Cycle Race - Images - 2006
Kristian House, Recycling.co.uk, gets the better of team mate Evan Oliphant at the finish of the 16.5 mile Stage 2 criterium around Girvan's Victory Park. Cycle road racing presents photographers with all the colour, excitement and drama traditionally associated with action sports.

The Girvan Cycle Race threw stunning scenery into the mix to make the event an unmissable opportunity for the amateur or professional 'snapper'. With over 200 miles of varied terrain to choose from the photographer was spoiled for choice when it came to suitable locations.

The race attracted some very talented photographers to the roadsides of Ayrshire & Galloway each year. The images on this page represent a sample of their work.

 

Left: Kristian House gets the better of team mate Evan Oliphant at the finish of the Stage 2 criterium around Girvan's Victory Park. (Photo © Colin Robinson).


Girvan Cycle Race Images - 2006:
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King of the Mountains leader Dale Appleby shadows breakaway companion Kevin Dawson on the ascent to the Pibble Hill prime point on Stage Three. (Picture © Colin Robinson)
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Behind Appleby and Dawson the peloton climbs Pibble Hill between Creetown and Gatehouse Station on Stage Three. (Picture © Colin Robinson)
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After 97 miles in the saddle, Neil Coleman claims Stage Three from team mate Clayton Barrows (far left) and Race Leader Kristian House. (Picture © Colin Robinson)
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King of the Mountains leader Dale Appleby is congratulated by Stephen Norris, Group Editor of KoM sponsor the Carrick Gazette. (Picture © Colin Robinson)
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Competition leaders on the podium after Stage Three in Minnigaff, l to r: KoM - Dale Appleby, Hot Spot Sprints - Ian Wilkinson, Race Leader - Kristian House, Stephen Norris - Carrick Gazette Group Editor and Stage Winner Neil Coleman. (Picture © Colin Robinson)
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It's still all to play for at the final stage finish with yellow jersey Kristian House clinging to Clayton Barrows' wheel. Barrows takes the stage but hasn't put enough places between himself and House to win the race on time bonuses. (Picture © David Urquhart)
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How it all shook down in the end, from left: third overall Rob Partridge, Race Winner Kristian House and Stage Winner Clayton Barrows in second spot overall. (Picture © David Urquhart)
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Resplendant in the ScottishPower Renewables Race Winner's jersey, Kristian House poses for the photographers at the end of a successful weekend. (Picture © David Urquhart)

Please Note: Colin Robinson (colinrobinsonimaging.com) and David Urquhart have kindly granted permission for some of their photos to be featured on the Girvan Cycle Race web site. Copyright on Colin's and David's photographs remains with them and all rights are reserved. Please see our Copyright Notice for further information.
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