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Girvan Cycle Race - Images - 2007
Chris Newton, left in yellow, defends his race lead in the Stage 2 criterium around Girvan's Victory Park. (picture copyright of Tom Bruce Above: Chris Newton, left, in yellow, defends his race lead in the Stage 2 criterium around Girvan's Victory Park. (Photo copyright © Tom Bruce) 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.

Girvan Cycle Race Images - 2007:
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Wind power meets pedal power. The peloton ascends 'The Screws' on Stage 1. (Picture © Jane Knox)
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Chris Newton claims Stage 1 from John Tanner (left) and Ian Wilkinson. (Picture © Jane Knox)
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Race leader Newton (third from right) monitors the head of the peloton during the Stage 2 circuit race.(Picture © Tom Bruce)
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Circuit racing is a hard! The looks say it all as riders tackle Stage 2 on the Victory Park circuit in Girvan. (Picture © Jane Knox)
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Stage 2 and Plowman Craven riders protect team mate Gordon McCauley (second in line) in defence of his Endura Hot Spot Sprints lead. (Picture © Jane Knox)
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A study of concentration as riders corner in the Victory Park criterium stage. (Picture © Jane Knox)
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Tony Gibb lunges at the line to take Stage 2 from Ian Wilkinson and race leader Chris Newton. (Picture © Jane Knox)
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Stage 2 podium, l to r, Sprints leader Gordon McCauley, stage winner Tony Gibb, race leader Chris Newton, Chris Hoy MBE and second on the stage Ian Wilkinson. (Picture © Jane Knox)
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The scrap for second place behind Ian Wilkinson on Stage 3 as Chris Newton leads from Gordon McCauley. (Picture © Emma Parsons)
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Race Organiser Ian Sinclair congratulates Carrick Gazette King of the Mountains leader Gordon McCauley at the end of Stage 3. (Picture © Tom Bruce)
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And the green one too! Endura Hot Spot Sprints leader Gordon McCauley acknowledges the crowd after Stage 3. (Picture © Tom Bruce)
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In Scotland this kind of weather is called 'dreich'. Caped up riders climb a mist shrouded Nick o' the Balloch on Stage 4. (Picture © Emma Parsons)
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Former race winner Wayne Randle (left) didn't let a bit of rain deter him from finishing top in the leading second category rider competition. (Picture © Emma Parsons)
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Scots Ray Wilson (front) and Jim Cusick who finished in 27th and 40th places overall. (Picture © Emma Parsons)
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With his race leader's yellow jersey peeking out from under a rain jacket, Ian Wilkinson (second left) stays near the head of the action on Stage 4. (Picture © Emma Parsons)
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Dave Clarke (right) leads Gordon McCauley who went home with a collection of polka dot jerseys, having led the Carrick Gazette King of the Mountains competition from Stage 1. (Picture © Emma Parsons)
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Commentator Carl Lawrenson interviews race winner Ian Wilkinson on the podium at the conclusion of the 38th Girvan Cycle Race. (Picture © Tom Bruce)

Runner up Chris Newton receives his trophy from Race Organiser Ian Sinclair. Picture © Tom Bruce)

Winners of the the overall team classification were the lads from Pinarello RT. (Picture © Tom Bruce)

Now there's a happy man! Ian Wilkinson, in the ScottishPower renewables race winner's yellow jersey, is congratulated by Ian Sinclair. (Picture © Tom Bruce)

Please Note: Jane Knox (Sporting Views) and Emma Parsons have kindly granted permission for some of their photos to be featured on the Girvan Cycle Race web site. Copyright on Jane's and Emma's photographs remains with them and all rights are reserved. Please see our Copyright Notice for further information.

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