BTS Awards and Recognition Voting 2020 Question Title * 1. Most Inspirational Andy Dax - coming back from injury and swimming like a fish Gemma Korff - working hard for the NHS in full PPE, still training and being a mum and a wife Simon Ashwell - riding solo Lands End to John O'Groats while balancing a six month old Liam Misfud - he was brilliant at Cotswolds with a fantastic bike time, he's also a great ride leader Chris Dollimore- for looking so damn effortless on the bike Andrea, Liam and Chris for taking on challenges with smiles and team spirit OK Question Title * 2. Best Homemade Workout Equipment Olivier Salmon - impressive pain cave and his relentless training regime to use it Michael Lenton - a great pain cave which got use despite his injury Kate and Paul- a pain cave, a swimming pool and bolting exercise equipment to a wall. Who needs a gym? Andrea T- for incorporating dog watching duty into his pain cave. How else can one do 3 hours on a turbo?? OK Question Title * 3. Oohh.. That Made Us Laugh Stuart Boorman - for not realising there was an alternative path under the M4 on the towpath so cut his run short Stuart Boorman - who had an amazing completion of the Cotswold 113 during Covid times, which meant that all transitions up to 10 mins were cancelled out...except he managed to go over. David Hough and Matt Bell - for joining the wrong race in the BTS Zwift time trial... never to be seen again. OK Question Title * 4. Tough Cookie Simon Ashwell - Land's End to John O'Groats - he made it look easy! Steve Waterman - coming back from injury and making it look easy Stephanie Muzzall - competing in Cotswold 70.3 after recently crashing her bike David Dyer - competing three Audax events on simultaneous weekends (Google Audax - it's big) Gemma Korff - cycling to and from Wembley all summer to work for the NHS OK Question Title * 5. Michael Kennedy / Most Helpful Award / Biggest Thank You Andy Dax - Another year of commitment, support, encouragement, and especially his creativity in enabling us all to train together and work around the constraints we've faced as a club Stephanie Muzzall - always chipper, super tough, even though she's moved away (what???) she's still very much part of the BTS family Chris Harris - years of dedication to BTS, always smiling, now embarking on a new adventure which welcomes all BTS The BTS Committee- who have kept this club going this year despite the tri events calendar being decimated , limited opportunities for social contact, yet still the training calendar carries on, weekly emails go out and so on - in the words of John Wayne the club improvised, adapted and survived. Steve Waterman - despite injury, is still super positive and has helped individuals in so many ways. OK Question Title * 6. Big Shout Out Louise Croxson - for her ever engaging yoga sessions. Thanks for adapting to this new, crazy world. Olivier Salmon - he's down with Instagram, the website and Facebook - keeping us connected and showcasing who we really are - a great job being our digital guru Richard Leonard- for doing a tremendous amount of work to nominate BTS in the British Triathlon Club awards this year - and very successfully Gemma Korff was recognised! Andy and Karen Dax - teachers, key workers, minders of hormonal children - still managing to run spin sessions, strength and conditioning sessions and committee members. Thank you. OK DONE