What a weekend for Team Wiggle!
Team Wiggle athletes have kicked off their seasons in style with some impressive performances this weekend.
Lee Williams and Matt Page were in action at the British Mountain Bike Series in Sherwood Pines. Lee proved he is definitely one to watch this season, racing superbly to finish second in the elite race. In fact, the only man to beat him was Olympian Oli Beckingsale.

Lee’s fine form is forcing scores of people to take note of what we’ve known all along – he’s a formidable rider. Here’s what British Cycling had to say about him:
“Lee Williams recorded his best result in the British XC Series, underlining his growing reputation in the XC ranks. Dubbed “Wales’s best kept secret” by some, he started his season early in Cyprus and showed the steady progression we’ve seen over the last couple of years has continued over the winter. ‘Watch out for Lee in 2010′ is clearly the message he’s sending out.”
After his mammoth effort last weekend cycling across Wales for Sport Relief, Matt Page also rode strongly to finish third in the expert category.

Team Wiggle triathletes Stuart Hayes and Jodie Stimpson were both in action at the first ITU race of the season, the Mooloolaba World Cup near Brisbane, Australia. Stu finished second while Jodie came sixth in the women’s race. Both of them are racing again in a fortnight’s time at the opening leg of the ITU World Championship Series in Sydney.

Closer to home, Team Wiggle roadie Jon Cannings returned to racing for the first time in almost five years and started how he means to go on – with a victory in the sprint race at Thruxton Circuit.
Sunday saw the first of the Verenti sponsored KILO TO GO events take place – the Verenti Cheshire Cat.
Wiggle’s very own CEO Humphrey Cobbold took part and rode strongly to complete the 100-mile route in under six hours. Team Wiggle staff riders Rich Pearman and his partner Nicky Wheeler also took part, riding the 70-mile route. Judging from their smiles together with the comments posted on Team KILO TO GO’s Facebook page since the event, it seems everyone had a great ride at an extremely well organised sportive. To find out how to enter the remaining races in the series, click here http://www.kilotogo.com
Wiggle staff Jason Sims, Doug Macgrain, Andrew Delahey and Rob Mort and his fiancée Kelly were all involved in the set-up, organisation and running of the Verenti Cheshire Cat, so huge congrats to them on their mammoth efforts (they feel as tired as the riders do – if not worse!)

And last, but by no means least, well done to Wiggle’s marketing and e-commerce manager Steve Mills who was in action at the masters trio Questars Adventure Race in the New Forest at the weekend. Against all the odds, his team finished 14th in a 50-strong field.
We’re off to rest our weary bodies now, but it won’t be long before we’re all back out there. Keep up the training – it always pays off!
Team Wiggle

























