Emma Pooley celebrates atop the podium (Image credit: Fabrice Lambert)
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Nicholas English (Image credit: Brian Jones/Kimroy Photography)
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Stuart Dodd (Image credit: Brian Jones/Kimroy Photography)
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Ryan Mullen took third in the juniors (Image credit: Brian Jones/Kimroy Photography)
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Daniel McLay took second in the juniors (Image credit: Brian Jones/Kimroy Photography)
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Conor Dunne, the British Junior TT champion (Image credit: Brian Jones/Kimroy Photography)
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Matthew Jones was second in the U23. (Image credit: Brian Jones/Kimroy Photography)
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Andrew Grifiths, the U23 winner (Image credit: Brian Jones/Kimroy Photography)
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Julia Shaw took second in the women's race. (Image credit: Brian Jones/Kimroy Photography)
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Emma Pooley took the time trial title (Image credit: Brian Jones/Kimroy Photography)
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Wendy Houvenaghel claimed the final podium spot. (Image credit: Brian Jones/Kimroy Photography)
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James Perkins (Image credit: Brian Jones/Kimroy Photography)
Emma Pooley (Cervelo TestTeam) retained her British time trial title with another strong ride against the clock.
She set a time of 44:30 for the rolling 33km course, by Julia Shaw (UTAG Yamaha.com) by just 19 seconds, while track pursuit world championship medallist Wendy Houvenaghel (Bike Chain-Ricci) was third, another eight seconds behind.
Pooley will ride both the world championships in Australia and the Commonwealth Games in India.
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