#PRO CYCLING MANAGER 2018 RELAY FREE#
We always have some minor issues, but overall we had incident free event.
#PRO CYCLING MANAGER 2018 RELAY DRIVERS#
We also thank all participants for following our safety requirements and we look forward to the 36th M2M in 2023.Ĭhief Motor Cycle Marshal - Barry Moran reported that he was very happy with the behaviour of riders and team vehicle drivers this year. A big thankyou to all Team Captains for all your hard work in preparing and organising your teams in this challenging environment. Again the Sunday ride down from Hamilton was delightful with the Macarthur and Penshurst routes showcasing the Western District. The evening ride after dark was not cold and many teams made it into Hamilton from around 10:30 pm. Temperatures were in the pleasant range and teams made good time on both Swan Hill and Echuca routes. The Mildura teams suffered the most with the wind directly up the road - no shelter whereas Swan Hill and Echuca faired better with more side and some tail wind sections. The 35th M2M was conducted with a moderately strong head wind directly from the South.
The event De-Brief was conducted with M2M Officials on 11 April and the following issues were discussed. Neville Drake & David Castles-Warrnambool College - Team 12 - South West Healthcare - Children's Ward. Keith Robbins- Team Outpatients, Team 112 - Rural North West Health Hopetoun. Graeme Burchell - Scrubbers & Gas Man - Team 121 - South West Health Care - Operating Suite. The M2M also recognised the following for their contribution to their Teams and efforts in supporting Graeme's ethos and legacy: Jeff has been Ride Director since 1992 and he organises all the local government and Vic Roads permits required, as well as being Treasurer. Jeff has ridden in many open cycling races, both here in Australia and in Europe, his expertise is greatly valued. Jeff has also been inspirational in his passion for the event, and his contribution in developing many of the M2M policies required to run such an iconic event. Over the years Jenny has taken on a wide range of roles and has been the office manager for the M2M for almost too many years to count! The event would not run without Jenny's organisation of everything the teams and officials need to undertake their roles as well as her work in Hamilton coordinating team check-ins for the overnight stop. Jeff and Jenny have been unwavering in their efforts to keep Graham's legacy going and both are integral members of the M2M Committee. Woody himself got Jeff onto a bike in the early years of the M2M, which kickstarted a lifelong passion for the event. Jenny & Jeff McLean have been involved with the M2M for 32 years in a variety of capacities. She is actively involved in the teams fundraising efforts and is dedicated to improving the lives of the residents of Rural Northwest Health.Ĭongratulations Jenny & Jeff McLean - M2M Committee. Team Outpatients Hopetoun, raise money for Rural Northwest Health, where Norma has worked for 26 years.
Norma even jumped on a bike one year and rode a 26km stretch to motivate others to do the same. Norma is dedicated to the safety and welfare of the team during the event and also regularly checks in on the team during training sessions and providing plenty of motivation along the way. Over the past 24 years Norma has supported team 112, in a variety of positions from secretary through to catering officer. 2022 Graeme Woodrup Memorial Award Winners:Įmotional Awardees recognised for Decades of Service to the Murray to Moyne.Ĭongratulations to Norma Decker, Team Outpatients 112 - Rural North West Health Hopetoun.
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