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Derek Williams

1984

1^st - District Road Race Championship

3^rd - District Time Trial Championship

1^st - Fitchburg Criterium, Fitchburg, MA

1^st - Mt. Wachusetts Hill Climb, Princeton, MA

1^st - Marlboro Circuit Race, Marlboro, MA

2^nd - Salem Witches Cup, Salem. MA

1985

2^nd - District Time Trial Championship

1986

1^st - District Time Trial Championship

2^nd - Squam Lake Road Race

2^nd - Asheville Road Race, Asheville, NC

1987

3^rd - District Road Race Championship

1^st - District Time Trial Championship

3^rd - National Time Trial Championship, Utah

1^st - Killington Prolog TT, Killington, VT

1988

2^nd - District Road Race Championship

2^nd - District Time Trial Championship

1992

1^st - District Time Trial Championship

1^st - District Road Race Championship

1^st - Manchester Road Race, Manchester, NH

1^st - Killington Stage Race (criterium) Rutland, VT

2^nd - Montegue Road Race, Montegue, MA

2^nd - Castle Rock Road Race, Castle Rock, Colorado

3^rd - Killington Stage Race (time trial), Killington, VT

3^rd - Killington Stage Race (road race), Killington, VT

1993

2^nd - Grandby Road Race, Grandby, MA

1^st - Concord Criterium, Concord, MA

1^st - Manchester Road Race, Manchester, NH

1^st - Stratton Mountain Road Race

1^st - Stratton Mountain Circuit Race

1994

1^st - Charlemont Road Race, Charlemont, MA

1^st - Killington Stage Race (Rutland Criterium), Rutland, VT

1995

1^st - Jiminy Peak Road Race

1^st - America's Cup Hill Climb, Canada

3rd - America's Cup Stage Race (GC)

2^nd - Concord Criterium, Concord, NH

2^nd - District Championship Road Race

Derek Williams was a "born to be" member of the hall of fame. He is well known for his long femurs and great lung capacity, the envy of all cyclists. Derek provided NEMRT with some of the most exciting races in club history. He is one of the most talented master cyclists ever to come out of New England. The unassuming Williams has amassed a total of 19+ victories (we might have missed a few), most coming in "big" races against the top competition. These accomplishments all came on a part time basis. The list only begins with five District Championship titles, two Killington Stage Race wins and a bronze medal at the 1987 National Time Trial Championships. Not only is Derek admired by his fellow competitors for his great athletic ability but also he is admired for being one of the truly "good guys" of our sport.