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| tsmoha |
Posted on 07-12-2014 11:08
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@all: Again, thanks for all the feedback guys! Nice to see a couple of followers to this point. Hope you will stay with us Ozzies til the end  Roe indeed with some bad luck, but at least his team did well to bounce back quickly from his crash. Avanti though once again going strong.. so did Drapac with it's second huge GC-win this season. Stay tuned for the next rankings update later today.. first some highlights from the two previous events!
 Toowoomba & Adelaide Tour Highlights Cupitt (Budget) and Kent-Spark (search2) attacking on Toowoomba's first day..
..followed by NRS-leader Roe (Budget), who took 2nd that stage!
Martin (Tasmania), Davies (Skoda) and Taylor (GPM) attacking on second day..
..where Haig (Avanti) rode to an impressive solo-victory!
Team Budget Forklifts in Toowoomba's TTT-event..
Allenby (SUVelo), Symonds (Bianchi), Aitkin (Seight) and Zac Shaw (Suzuki)
Haig (Avanti) leading the bunch on Adelaide's opening stage..
Piper (Paradice) attacking an escaping group in Adelaide's criterium..
Elliott (African) and Gerald Evans (Tasmania) leading a breakaway..
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 07-12-2014 17:18
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Liming the Team Budget TTT picture  |
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| tsmoha |
Posted on 07-12-2014 20:38
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@sutty: Agree! Thanks
Roe keeps the NRS-lead despite crashing out of the GC-contention in Adelaide, but O'Brien scored 12 points to jump onto third in the individual's rankings. Anderson with a huge race to make his first impact this year, while also the first sprinters (Jones, Freienstein and Edmondson) pop up in the Top-10.
As for the teams, Drapac was the highest scoring (20pts) in Adelaide, with Avanti (18) going for an important step to keep Budget (9) on distance. As said before, the Tasmanian based team will be hard to catch, but anything can still happen here.
#INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS
| Rk | Name | Team | Points | | 1 | Thimothy Roe | Budget Forklifts | 38 | | 2 | Joe Cooper | Avanti Racing Team | 31 | | 3 | Mark O'Brien | Avanti Racing Team | 28 | | 4 | Neil Van der Ploeg | Avanti Racing Team | 26 | | 5 | Travis Meyer | Drapac Cycling | 21 | | 6 | Jack Anderson | Drapac Cycling | 17 | | 7 | Jack Haig | Avanti Racing Team | 14 | | 8 | Michael Vink | Budget Forklifts | 12 | | Brenton Jones | Avanti Racing Team | 12 | | 10 | Raphael Freienstein | Charter Mason | 10 | | Alexander Edmondson | Euride Racing | 10 | | 12 | Daniel Fitter | Charter Mason Giant Racing | 9 | | 13 | Will Clarke | Drapac Cycling | 8 | | Daniel Barry | Budget Forklifts | 8 | | 15 | Jonathan Cantwell | Drapac Cycling | 7 | | Jason Spencer | African Wildlife Safaris | 7 | | Rhys Gillett | African Wildlife Safaris | 7 |
Spoiler | 18 | Ben Dyball | Avanti Racing Team | 6 | | 19 | Michael Cupitt | Budget Forklifts | 5 | | Taylor Gunman | Avanti Racing Team | 5 | | 21 | Kristian Juel | Budget Forklifts | 4 | | 22 | Stuart Smith | search2retain | 3 | | Shannon Johnson | Charter Mason | 3 | | Nick Aitkin | Seight Test Team | 3 | | Trent Derecourt | Bianchi Lotto Arbitrage | 3 | | Brodie Talbot | Budget Forklifts | 3 | | Jesse Kerrison | Budget Forklifts | 3 | | 28 | Sam Sautelle | Suzuki Bontrager | 2 | | Brad Hannaford | SUVelo Racing | 2 | | Bernard Sulzberger | Drapac Cycling | 2 | | Craig Symonds | Bianchi Lotto Arbitrage | 2 | | Leslie Masters | Paradice Investment | 2 | | Joshua Prete | Budget Forklifts | 2 | | Tom Kaesler | Euride Racing | 2 | | 35 | Alex Wohler | Budget Forklifts | 1 | | Aaron Donnelly | Avanti Racing Team | 1 | | Oliver Kent-Spark | search2retain | 1 | | Stuart Shaw | Suzuki Bontrager | 1 | | Thomas Hamilton | Jayco VIS - Apollo | 1 |
#TEAM'S RANKINGS
| Rk | Team | Points | | 1 | Avanti Racing Team | 76 | | 2 | Budget Forklifts | 52 | | 3 | Drapac Cycling | 46 | | 4 | Charter Mason Giant Racing | 33 | | 5 | African Wildlife Safaris | 27 | | 6 | search2retain | 18 | | 7 | Data#3 Symantec RT | 17 | | 8 | Jayco VIS - Apollo | 9 | | 9 | Euride Racing | 8 | | SUVelo Racing | 8 | | 11 | Satalyst Giant Racing Team | 7 | | 12 | St George Skoda HP Team | 5 | | Bianchi Lotto Arbitrage | 5 | | GPM Data#3 | 5 | | 15 | Pure Tasmania & Polygon Cycling | 3 | | Seight Test Team | 3 | | Suzuki Bontrager | 3 | | Paradice Investment | 3 |
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| clamel |
Posted on 07-12-2014 22:33
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Well mates since you just left the races in Kiwi land, you might have seen this coming up in February.
It will be the biggest 1-day race down there... new for this year as UCI 1.2
https://www.therev...v-classic/
Lets hope someone gets info enough to create this race for the game ...
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 07-12-2014 23:49
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Great news that Roe keeps his lead but Avanti are ganging up on him now though  |
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| tsmoha |
Posted on 08-12-2014 18:04
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@clamel: Yeah, someone actually already asked me to create this race Will definitely have a look at this soon!
@sutty: Most important is, that Roe still held off those Avanti boys!
North West Tour Preview
Regional New South Wales will get a taste of international cycling when the Subaru Cycling Australia National Road Series (NRS) hits town with the Santos North West Tour from June 19 – 22.
The fourth edition of the five-stage Tour will take in the rural towns of Narrabri, Coonabarabran and Gunnedah.
The queen stage features a mountaintop finish and is therefore one of the toughest stages in the NRS.. so the climbers, like two-time winner Mark O'Brien, will aim for the victory here.
Results 2014/
| 1 | Stuart Smith | search2retain | 10h37'47 | | 2 | Mark O'Brien | Euride Racing | + 1'03 | | 3 | Ben Dyball | Huon Salmon - Genesys | s.t. | | 4 | Robbie Hucker | Drapac Cycling | + 1'12 | | 5 | Michael Cupitt | Budget Forklifts | + 1'57 |
Stuart Smith rode to an impressive GC-victory thanks to a breakaway effort on third day and a stunning solo-win in the queen stage the day after. This two consecutive stage-wins brought him and the team a huge win ahead of some premium climbers like O'Brien, Dyball, Hucker and Cupitt. Expect this two stages to be the key days once again!
Startlist Favorites [img-l]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/15NRS_OBrien_zps4070731d.jpg[/img-l][img-l]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/NRS_Platzhalter_zps31ed228a.png[/img-l]Mark O'Brien (Avanti Racing)
Won this race back in 2012 and 2013 plus finishing as runner-up last year. Being one of the strongest climbers in the NRS, this is his great chance to attack the NRS-lead in Timmy Roe's abscence! [img-l]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/15NRS_Haig_zps1b14a724.jpg[/img-l][img-l]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/NRS_Platzhalter_zps31ed228a.png[/img-l]Jack Haig (Avanti Racing)
Avanti will once again have several threats for the GC though: Haig will take every chance he gets to score points (or wins) and this race will suit him with a short TT and a mountain stage as keys. [img-l]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/NRS_Smith_Stu_zpsbb4f9081.jpg[/img-l][img-l]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/NRS_Platzhalter_zps31ed228a.png[/img-l]Stuart Smith (search2retain)
Defending North West-winner and also one of the better climbers, Smith will certainly be someone to watch out for this year. Building a dangerous duo with upcoming climber Brendan Canty! [img-l]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/NRS_Williams_zpsc8f0f678.jpg[/img-l][img-l]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/NRS_Platzhalter_zps31ed228a.png[/img-l]Marc Williams (Budget Forklifts)
Interesting race for Budget in it's first appearance without Roe as the undisputed leader. Williams combines TT- and climbing skills very well, while also Cupitt (last year's 5th) will be a threat. [img-l]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/15NRS_Cooper_zps7f5c0602.jpg[/img-l][img-l]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/NRS_Platzhalter_zps31ed228a.png[/img-l]Joe Cooper (Avanti Racing)
Getting tired of Avanti? Well, then skip this comment: Cooper will not only aim for the prologue, but also the GC here. Like O'Brien, the Kiwi (2nd in the NRS at this point) targets the NRS-lead! [img-l]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/15NRS_Girdlestone_zps8952e244.jpg[/img-l][img-l]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/NRS_Platzhalter_zps31ed228a.png[/img-l]Keagan Girdlestone (Charter Mason)
Girdlestone may be one of the more promising riders behind the three mentioned teams here. Charter Mason also lines up with Katsonis or Crome as possible GC-contenders. Watch out! [img-l]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/NRS_JSpencer_zps366b3227.jpg[/img-l][img-l]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/NRS_Platzhalter_zps31ed228a.png[/img-l]Jason Spencer (African Wildlife)
A rather quiet season for the team so far, but Spencer was amongst the strongest in this race last year (7th in GC) and should be capable of going for a similar result this season. Some strong support, too.
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Posted on 08-12-2014 21:08
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Defoe looking forward to seeing this race as upturn in searchtoretains fortunes!
Big climb on. 4th stage should be fun.
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Hopefully Girdlestone can do better on a big climb than he has on the hills so far and get Charter Mason a good GC result. He's got some good support there too with Pollock, Fitter and Crome back again.
Johnson is also an outside chance for a stage win, but many strong contenders for the sprints too with Euride and Avanti. It's probably too much to ask of VIS to put in another top 10 effort, so hopefully my main team get something done.
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 09-12-2014 09:48
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Looking forward to another good battle |
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Posted on 09-12-2014 09:50
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Avanti will get one many on the podium at least. Hoping O'Brien can win this one to close Roe down for the title, and that Haig finishes second to extend Avanti's lead in the team competition.
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Posted on 09-12-2014 09:53
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TheManxMissile wrote:
Avanti will get one many on the podium at least. Hoping O'Brien can win this one to close Roe down for the title, and that Haig finishes second to extend Avanti's lead in the team competition.
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Posted on 09-12-2014 16:34
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Hopefully Avanti won't have the problem of too many leaders here. Nevertheless I expect two of them in the top-10, including one on the GC podium.
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| tsmoha |
Posted on 09-12-2014 19:57
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@all: Again and as always - nice to see you guys stopping by with your thoughts on the race
North West Tour Recap SMITH ON PODIUM AGAIN, BUT HAIG CLAIMS GC-WIN!
History almost repeated, but Jack Haig (Avanti) proved his strengths to win the overall GC quite comfortable ahead of last year's winner Stuart Smith (search2) and a surprisingly strong climbing Zac Shaw (Jayco/VIS)! Individual ranking's contenders Joe Cooper (4th) and Mark O'Brien (6th) added points for Avanti.
Joe Cooper would also take out the prologue through Narrabri ahead of teammates van der Ploeg and Giacoppo! And the Kiwi held on to this narrow GC-lead as Russell Gill (Euride) took the second stage ahead of Daniel Barry (Budget) and Giacoppo thanks to an outstanding sprint performance from way out the final km.
It was the third stage - with a tricky profile and crosswinds - that would again see Stu Smith attacking the GC and finishing the stage off as as 3rd behind James Rendall (African) and veteran Rhys Pollock (Charter), who slipped into yellow prior to the queen stage. Smith as the best climber out of this three and another good chance to for the GC-victory, entering the stage with more than 30 seconds on riders like Cooper, Haig or O'Brien.
It was not meant to be for him this year though, as Jack Haig crushed the competition on the steep climb up to Narrabri for a stunning solo-victory and yellow! Zac Shaw finished the day as 2nd with quite a gap on top-favorite O'Brien, who led a small group with Cooper, Canty, Smith and Williams cross the line. O'Brien went for a solo-effort prior to the summit climb, but was caught at the bottom, where Haig and Shaw then were the first to keep the attacks rolling.
The final flat but long stage to Gunnedah featured a short climb close to line, which could have been a chance for GC-riders to go for bonus seconds. But it was a strong Daniel Barry and Michael Cupitt completing a 1-2 for Budget to finish off the tour in style. No major changes in the GC on that day, so Haig defended his yellow easily. Cooper's win completed a 1-2-3 for Avanti in the prologue!
Gill sprinting to a nice win on second day's criterium..
Rendall, Phollock and Smith dropped their breakaway companions..
..with Rendall taking stage three and Pollock the GC-lead!
O'Brien attacking 25km before finish on the queen stage..
..empty-handed: Haig/Shaw on the move 7km to the summit!
The chasing group with O'Brien/Cooper, Smith/Canty and Williams..
..had no chance to follow Jack Haig!
Barry and Cupitt going for a 1-2 on final stage!
Haig celebrating his GC-victory for another strong Avanti-showing! | #STAGE_1 | | | | 1 | Joe Cooper | Avanti Racing Team | 9'43 | | 2 | Neil Van der Ploeg | Avanti Racing Team | + 4 | | 3 | Anthony Giacoppo | Avanti Racing Team | + 5 | | #STAGE_2 | | | | 1 | Russell Gill | Euride Racing | 56'23 | | 2 | Daniel Barry | Budget Forklifts | s.t. | | 3 | Anthony Giacoppo | Avanti Racing Team | s.t. | | #STAGE_3 | | | | 1 | James Rendall | African Wildlife Safaris | 2h34'17 | | 2 | Rhys Pollock | Charter Mason | s.t. | | 3 | Stuart Smith | search2retain | s.t. | | 4 | Gerald Evans | Pure Tasmania | + 46 | | 5 | Oliver Kent-Spark | search2retain | + 1'15 | | #STAGE_4 | | | | 1 | Jack Haig | Avanti Racing Team | 3h38'10 | | 2 | Zachary Shaw | Jayco VIS - Apollo | + 1'36 | | 3 | Mark O'Brien | Avanti Racing Team | + 2'22 | | 4 | Joe Cooper | Avanti Racing Team | s.t. | | 5 | Brendan Canty | search2retain | s.t. | | 6 | Stuart Smith | search2retain | s.t. | | 7 | Marc Williams | Budget Forklifts | s.t. | | #STAGE_5 | | | | 1 | Daniel Barry | Budget Forklifts | 2h56'33 | | 2 | Michael Cupitt | Budget Forklifts | + 14 | | 3 | Russell Gill | Euride Racing | s.t. | | #FINAL GC | | | | 1 | Jack Haig | Avanti Racing Team | 10h16'38 | | 2 | Stuart Smith | search2retain | + 1'45 | | 3 | Zachary Shaw | Jayco VIS - Apollo | + 1'46 | | 4 | Joe Cooper | Avanti Racing Team | + 2'13 | | 5 | Marc Williams | Budget Forklifts | + 2'26 | | 6 | Mark O'Brien | Avanti Racing Team | + 2'27 | | 7 | Brendan Canty | search2retain | + 2'31 | | 8 | Gerald Evans | Pure Tasmania | + 3'15 | | 9 | Michael Cupitt | Budget Forklifts | + 3'22 | | 10 | Mitchell Lovelock-Fay | Avanti Racing Team | + 3'35 |
Spoiler | 11 | Ben Carman | Data#3 Symantec RT | + 3'41 | | 12 | Nick Yallouris | St George Skoda HP Team | + 3'42 | | 13 | Craig Cooke | Satalyst Giant Racing Team | + 3'43 | | 14 | James Szollosi | Data#3 Symantec RT | + 3'44 | | 15 | Timothy Cameron | Cellarbrations Racing Team | + 3'46 | | 16 | Daniel Bonello | GPM Data#3 | s.t. | | 17 | Joshua Prete | Budget Forklifts | + 3'50 | | 18 | Oliver Martin | Pure Tasmania & Polygon Cycling | + 3'53 | | 19 | James Rendall | African Wildlife Safaris | + 4'03 | | 20 | Neil Van der Ploeg | Avanti Racing Team | + 4'16 | | 21 | Samuel Davis | Avanti Racing Team | + 4'45 | | 22 | Anthony Giacoppo | Avanti Racing Team | + 4'54 | | 23 | Jordan Davies | St George Skoda HP Team | + 5'04 | | 24 | Thomas Hamilton | Jayco VIS - Apollo | + 5'17 | | 25 | Trent Carman | Fiets Apparel Test Team | + 5'19 | | 26 | Kristian Juel | Budget Forklifts | + 5'21 | | 27 | Jay Dutton | St George Skoda HP Team | + 5'22 | | 28 | Nicholas Costello | Racing Kangaroos | + 5'28 | | 29 | Alexander Morgan | Jayco VIS - Apollo | + 5'31 | | 30 | Ayden Toovey | Racing Kangaroos | + 5'41 | | 31 | Tam Allenby | SUVelo Racing | + 5'53 | | 32 | Oscar Stevenson | Jayco VIS - Apollo | + 5'55 | | 33 | David Melville | Data#3 Symantec RT | + 5'58 | | 34 | Rhys Pollock | Charter Mason Giant Racing | + 6'17 | | 35 | Fraser Gough | Data#3 Symantec RT | + 6'21 | | 36 | Tristan Bauer | SUVelo Racing | + 6'31 | | 37 | Oliver Kent-Spark | search2retain | + 6'38 | | 38 | Sam Welsord | Satalyst Giant Racing Team | + 6'49 | | 39 | Matthew Marshall | Satalyst Giant Racing Team | + 6'57 | | 40 | Alistair Donohoe | search2retain | + 7'02 | | 41 | Daniel Fitter | Charter Mason Giant Racing | + 7'28 | | 42 | Jason Spencer | African Wildlife Safaris | + 7'34 | | 43 | Keagan Girdlestone | Charter Mason Giant Racing | + 7'36 | | 44 | Sam Sautelle | Suzuki Bontrager | + 7'37 | | 45 | Sam Crome | Charter Mason Giant Racing | + 7'40 | | 46 | Josh Taylor | GPM Data#3 | + 8'00 | | 47 | Nathan Elliott | African Wildlife Safaris | + 8'20 | | 48 | Michael Troy | GPM Data#3 | + 9'46 | | 49 | Liam Harland | Cellarbrations Racing Team | + 9'56 | | 50 | Patrick Shaw | Satalyst Giant Racing Team | + 10'16 | | 51 | James Hepburn | search2retain | + 10'22 | | 52 | Scott Ambrose | Charter Mason Giant Racing | + 10'24 | | 53 | Jonathan Bolton | Satalyst Giant Racing Team | + 10'26 | | 54 | Cal Britten | search2retain | + 11'05 | | 55 | Jacob Restall | Charter Mason Giant Racing | + 11'37 | | 56 | Brad Hannaford | SUVelo Racing | + 11'44 | | 57 | Shaun O'Callaghan | African Wildlife Safaris | + 11'57 | | 58 | Julian Hamill | GPM Data#3 | + 12'18 | | 59 | Angus Tobin | search2retain | + 12'26 | | 60 | Daniel Barry | Budget Forklifts | + 12'36 | | 61 | Russell Van Hout | Team Orbea | + 12'44 | | 62 | Adam Allen | Cellarbrations Racing Team | + 13'12 | | 63 | Shannon Johnson | Charter Mason Giant Racing | + 13'25 | | 64 | Samuel Nelson | St George Skoda HP Team | + 13'27 | | 65 | George Tansley | Euride Racing | + 13'31 | | 66 | Kevin Love | Essendon Skoda Cycling Team | + 13'39 | | 67 | Glenn O'Shea | Euride Racing | + 13'40 | | 68 | Jake McMahon | Pure Tasmania & Polygon Cycling | + 14'14 | | 69 | Julius Killen | Essendon Skoda Cycling Team | + 14'21 | | 70 | Danny Rowe | Essendon Skoda Cycling Team | + 15'52 | | 71 | Blair Windsor | Budget Forklifts | + 15'57 | | 72 | Robert-Jon McCarthy | Euride Racing | + 17'48 | | 73 | Scott Law | Avanti Racing Team | + 17'49 | | 74 | Tim Dodds | Essendon Skoda Cycling Team | + 17'56 | | 75 | Alexander Smyth | Satalyst Giant Racing Team | + 18'38 | | 76 | Gareth Elrick | Essendon Skoda Cycling Team | + 18'50 | | 77 | Nicholas Katsonis | Charter Mason Giant Racing | + 19'07 | | 78 | Patrick Sharp | SUVelo Racing | + 19'12 | | 79 | Jeremy Scott | St George Skoda HP Team | + 19'18 | | 80 | Riley Maule | Data#3 Symantec RT | + 19'20 | | 81 | Nicholas D'Ambrosio | Cellarbrations Racing Team | + 19'22 | | 82 | Tommy Nankervis | Budget Forklifts | + 19'25 | | 83 | Jesse Kerrison | Budget Forklifts | + 19'53 | | 84 | Nicholas Wood | Team Scody Downunder | + 20'09 | | 85 | Alexander Edmondson | Euride Racing | + 20'46 | | 86 | Joshua Cornish | St George Skoda HP Team | + 20'52 | | 87 | Lachie Edwards | Paradice Investment Cycling | + 21'10 | | 88 | Callum O'Sullivan | Cellarbrations Racing Team | + 21'23 | | 89 | Russell Gill | Euride Racing | + 21'30 | | 90 | Joseph Lewis | GPM Data#3 | + 21'48 | | 91 | Ben Harvey | St George Skoda HP Team | + 22'08 | | 92 | Scott McPhee | Euride Racing | + 22'20 | | 93 | Jeremy Cameron | African Wildlife Safaris | s.t. | | 94 | Sam Wood | GPM Data#3 | + 22'52 | | 95 | Andrew Stephan | Data#3 Symantec RT | + 22'57 | | 96 | Craig Evers | Racing Kangaroos | + 23'01 | | 97 | Kyle Bridgewood | Data#3 Symantec RT | + 23'08 | | 98 | James Butler | Jayco VIS - Apollo | + 23'20 | | 99 | Chris Tune | SUVelo Racing | + 23'33 | | 100 | Simon Pearson | Team Orbea | + 23'35 | | 101 | Reuben Donati | Fiets Apparel Test Team | + 23'39 | | 102 | Fraser Northey | Data#3 Symantec RT | + 23'40 | | 103 | Scott Sunderland | Team Scody Downunder | + 23'44 | | 104 | James Mowatt | African Wildlife Safaris | + 23'45 | | 105 | Dane Crawford | Paradice Investment Cycling | + 23'46 | | 106 | Connor Hughes | SUVelo Racing | + 24'36 | | 107 | Adam Semple | Team Orbea | + 24'39 | | 108 | Henry Morley | Satalyst Giant Racing Team | + 24'46 | | 109 | Tyler Spurrell | African Wildlife Safaris | + 24'47 | | 110 | Aaron Jones | Pure Tasmania & Polygon Cycling | + 24'50 | | 111 | Jayden Copp | Team Scody Downunder | + 24'51 | | 112 | Theodore Yates | Satalyst Giant Racing Team | + 25'01 | | 113 | Dylan Newberry | Fiets Apparel Test Team | + 25'07 | | 114 | Caleb Jones | GPM Data#3 | + 25'09 | | 115 | Sam McCallum | Pure Tasmania & Polygon Cycling | + 25'16 | | 116 | Chris Jory | GPM Data#3 | + 25'23 | | 117 | Jordan Payne | Racing Kangaroos | + 25'28 | | 118 | Ronald Visser | SUVelo Racing | + 25'37 | | 119 | Dean Windsor | Suzuki Bontrager | + 25'42 | | 120 | Josh Lind | Suzuki Bontrager | + 26'02 | | 121 | Raf Vainikka | Fiets Apparel Test Team | + 26'05 | | 122 | Leslie Masters | Paradice Investment Cycling | + 26'07 | | 123 | Trevor Spencer | African Wildlife Safaris | + 27'16 | | 124 | Nathan Bonarius | SUVelo Racing | + 27'29 | | 125 | Tom Donald | search2retain | + 27'43 | | 126 | Mitchell Flynn | Suzuki Bontrager | + 27'47 | | 127 | Stuart Shaw | Suzuki Bontrager | + 27'59 | | 128 | Saxon Irvine | Fiets Apparel Test Team | + 29'33 | | 129 | Darcy Ellerm-Norton | Team Scody Downunder | + 31'05 | | 130 | Willem Heath | Paradice Investment Cycling | + 32'08 | | 131 | Aaron Piper | Paradice Investment Cycling | + 35'51 | | 132 | Tom Middleton | Team Orbea | + 37'06 | | 133 | Sylvain Lauwers | Team Scody Downunder | + 38'17 | | 134 | Hayden Godfrey | Team Orbea | + 39'48 | | 135 | Craig Hutton | Racing Kangaroos | + 42'24 |
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| TheManxMissile |
Posted on 09-12-2014 20:42
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All i see is points points points points points points and yet more points for Avanti and the team competition! Also great for Haig as h must be closing in on, if not taking over, the individual lead by now. O'Brien a tad below expectation here and he needs to get a run of results going to get his title challenge on the right track
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| the_hoyle |
Posted on 09-12-2014 21:40
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Just had a good 3 page catch up amazing reports (as always) and a belated well done to Anderson and Drapac  Avanti looking like they are going to be walking the Overall this season
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Posted on 09-12-2014 23:05
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Avanti showing us all just how strong they are |
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OZrocker wrote:
It's probably too much to ask of VIS to put in another top 10 effort, so hopefully my main team get something done.
Lesson learned; never write off Jayco - VIS. Zac Shaw with the big surprise of the tour just 1" off last year's winner to take third place!
Rhys Pollock with an excellent performance on day three, a pity he couldn't keep up with the main contenders on the climb to Narrabri but another result he can be very proud to have achieved.
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| Selwink |
Posted on 10-12-2014 08:14
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So, a 1-4-6 for Avanti. Seems like the tactics used worked out perfectly, although the 1-2-3 in the prologue obviously helped. Rankings should be very strong for Avanti now, and I don't think they'll give the lead away now.
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Posted on 10-12-2014 14:15
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1-4-6 sounds like a good attacking formation for Fifa |
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Posted on 10-12-2014 17:37
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It is great for search2retain to get really on the scoreboard there and nice to see some teamwork following the previous days attack. How strange that it was almost a carbon copy of the year before?
It does feel a bit meh that Avanti just swamp all over everything but that is often the case with national style events like I have observed in the states, France, Italy and the UK that one team tends to be a bit all conquering.
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