Endura Racing continued their 100% record in this year’s Tour
Series by taking round two in Durham tonight.  The individual
glory went to Rapha-Condor-Sharp’s Kristian House, but with
Scott Thwaites, Ian Bibby and Jonny McEvoy finishing in the top
five, the series leaders going into the race extended their
advantage at the top of the standings.  House broke clear with
his former team-mate Graham Briggs (Raleigh-GAC) and Pete
Williams (Node4-Giordana) shortly before the second Boardman
sprint, and went solo soon after. Despite the size of the
chasing group, he was able to stay outfront to take a memorable
win. He also took over the lead of the Boardman Bikes Sprints
Competition.  “I’ve won the sprints here now for three years in
a row and I’ve been top five here each year so it’s really been
one I wanted to win,” said House “It suits me, it’s quite a hard
course with the cobble stones but I know how to ride it. I
really enjoy that course. It’s tough but it’s tough in a way
that suits me.  “I was really nervous