Ethan Hayter wins British time trial title

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Ineos Grenadiers rider gets the better of Bigham and Shaw

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Picture by Simon Wilkinson/SWpix.com - 14/10/2021 - HSBC UK British Cycling Championship, Road. Individual Time Trial, ITT Elite Men - Tealby, Lincolnshire, England - Ethan Hayter of Team Ineos Grenadiers winning the Elite Men's National Time Trial Championships with Daniel Bingham of Team Ribble Weldtite in second and James Shaw of Ribble Weldtite Pro Cycling in third
Ethan Hayter (Ineos) wins his first elite national title with Daniel Bingham and James Shaw (Ribble Weldtite Pro Cycling) in second and third(Image credit: SW Pix)

Ethan Hayter (Ineos Grenadiers) rounded off his season with a ninth victory, taking the time trial crown at the British national championships. 

Hayter covered the 44.7km course in a time of 56:41, beating Bigham by 37 seconds and Shaw by 50 seconds.

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Alex Dowsett (Israel Start-Up Nation), six-time a winner of the event, finished outside the medals.

The Lincolnshire course was based on three laps of a hilly circuit in Tealby, with the total elevation gain reaching 450 metres by the end of the 44.7km.

Hayter started out fast, covering the first lap in 18:37 - more than 20 seconds clear of  the field. However, he eased a little on the second lap, by the end of which he was just nine seconds up on Bigham and 42 seconds up on Shaw. 

He turned the screw on the final lap after Bigham had begun to fade, winning by 37 seconds. Shaw had a strong negative split but had left himself with too much to do for silver and took bronze at 13 seconds from Bigham.

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Full results
Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Ethan Hayter (GBr) Team Ineos Grenadiers 0:56:42
2Daniel Bigham (GBr) Ribble Weldtite Pro Cycling 0:00:37
3James Shaw (GBr) Ribble Weldtite Pro Cycling 0:00:49
4Fred Wright (GBr) Bahrain-Victorious 0:01:18
5John Archibald (GBr) Eolo-Kometa Cycling Team 0:01:59
6Connor Swift (GBr) Team Arkea-Samsic 0:02:03
7Charlie Quarterman (GBr) Trek-Segafredo 0:02:50
8Christopher Fennell (GBr) The Independent Pedaler 0:02:53
9Ashley Cox (GBr) Team Bottrill 0:03:39
10William Perrett (GBr) Spellman - Dublin Port Track T 0:03:56
11Michael Gill (GBr) Saint Piran Development 0:04:01
12Steve Lampier (GBr) Saint Piran 0:04:47
13Oliver Peckover (GBr) SwiftCarbon Pro Cycling 0:04:58
14Oliver Hucks (GBr) Nopinz Motip Race Team 0:05:17
15Maximilian Stedman (GBr) Canyon DHB Sungod 0:05:29
16Gruffudd Lewis (GBr) Ribble Weldtite Pro Cycling 0:05:39
17Rupert Graham (GBr) Spirit Bontrager BSS Rotor 0:06:05
18Richard Oakes (GBr) Team Ohten Aveas 0:06:30
19Jordan Peacock (GBr) Spirit Bontrager BSS Rotor 0:06:34
20Ross Holland (GBr) Saint Piran 0:07:26
21Oscar Hutchings (GBr) Team Tor 2000 Kalas 0:09:03
22Ben Pease (GBr) Moonglu CC 0:09:33
23George Skinner (GBr) Primera-TeamJobs 0:09:37
24Simon Norman (GBr) Beds Road Race Team 0:10:01
25Jack Levick (GBr) Rose Race Team 0:10:10
26William Bjergfelt (GBr) SwiftCarbon Pro Cycling 0:10:13
27Marinus Petersen (GBr) Spirit Bontrager BSS Rotor 0:10:25
28Joshua Avery (GBr) Brother U.K - Cycle Team OnFor 0:12:07
29Joe Staunton (GBr) WightlinkWight Mountain CRT. 0:12:59
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