Barry Harcourt and son Stephen Harcourt compete against each other in cycling 1983......

It was all about family in 1983 at the Glengarry Amateur Cycling Club.  The B Grade division saw Rex Randall, Lyn Randall and Kit Randall complete the first three places.
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Barry Harcourt and his son Stephen Harcourt dominated the A grade.
Stephen Harcourt was on fire and took hold of the lead forcing Murray Hewitt and Clarke Ferguson back in the field. With the terrible conditions though Stephen Harcourt had a sickening fall and his father managed to catch him and they had only Wayne McLellan chasing.
Stephen managed to outpace his father and won in a time of 1.06.55. (20 laps)
In the B grade race, Rex Randall raced most of the circuit on his own and in his wake he had Duncan Broone and Lyn Randall.
Lyn Randall and Rex Broone did their best to chase Rex down but Broone suffered a puncture in the second last round which counted  him out. Rex won in a time of 43.39 (12 laps)
The novice race A grade was cycled over 24 kilometres and this was won by Jason Harcourt with Jason Clarke runner up.
The B grade raced over 16 kilometres was won by Gary Smith who was in his first year of racing.
Glen McLeay, managed second place after falling on one of the corners.

Reference:  Family Affairs in Cycling.  The Southland Times May 1983.