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2014 National Capital Tour Blog: Stage 4 By Scott Bradburn

Sat, 20 Sep 2014 13:00:00 +0000

By Scott Bradburn ??Cellarbrations Racing Team This one had me scared. 50 laps of a rectangular circuit with a climb every lap. My enthusiasm must have waned by this stage as I didn?t bother with a pre roll or even a warm up. I put all my ?energy? into sitting around near the start line for 20 minutes to ensure a spot near the front. I think this was a solid move. As we rolled off it became obvious that moving up in the first 20 minutes was going to sap a lot of energy. I was maybe 40 back and pretty much held this position from start to finish. I ventured into the wind on rare occasions but it was a scary place out there and I quickly took my place back in the queue. The bunch was quickly reducing in size and was probably only 50/60 riders with 10 laps to go. Up front guys like Peterson and the Budget/Avanti guys were actually racing. That would have been nice. The rest of us suffered. Search2Retain were huge and kept a lid on everything AND managed to finish 1st and 2nd. Very impressive. I found myself on the wrong end of the final split with 5 laps to go and rolled in around 30th, 30 odd seconds down (which, if you read my stage 1 report, you will know means probably a bit more than 30 seconds down). Josh finished up front to move to 11th on GC and the team did enough to finish 8th on teams GC. We are hopeful of improving on both at Tassy in a week. Thanks again to everyone involved with the team, especially MEGAN and Rusty. Special mention to Cam Fraser who had a mechanical yesterday but took on toilet line up duties so the rest of us could lie back and relax before our nervous pre stage toilet trips. Thanks mate. To end on a familiar note – I’m off to find some food.

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2014 National Capital Tour: Women’s Stage 4 Results

Sat, 20 Sep 2014 13:00:00 +0000

2014 National Capital Tour ? Stage 4 Results / Women

Stage 4: 104.7 Criterium Date: Sunday, September 21 Location: Federation Mall Circuit Distance: 39.2 km Chief Commissaire: William Walker Organiser: National Capital Tour

Stage 4 Result (Provisional)

rank	no.	rider (team)	time/gap	bonus
1.	2	Ellen Skerritt (HWC)	1h02:55	14
2.	1	Ruth Corset (HWC)	+5	9
3.	23	Allison Rice (SZB)	+7	6
4.	22	Emma Viotto (SZB)	+1:03	1
5.	83	Kirsten HOWARD (KSS)	+1:03
6.	11	Kristy Glover (BSS)	+1:03
7.	3	Jenelle Crooks (HWC)	+1:03
8.	102	Tayla Evans	+1:03
9.	21	Alexandria NICHOLLS (SZB)	+1:03
10.	5	Joanne Tralaggan (HWC)	+1:03
11.	71	Lucy BECHTEL (LSB)	+1:03
12.	95	Sharlotte LUCAS (CXB)	+1:03
13.	44	Bethany DUNNE (BRT)	+1:03
14.	31	Verita Stewart (SPS)	+1:03
15.	13	Carley McKay (BSS)	+1:03
16.	73	Gemma ANSELL (LSB)	+1:03
17.	24	Laura DARLINGTON (SZB)	+1:03
18.	4	Jessica PRATT (HWC)	+1:03
19.	93	Lynne CLARKE (CXB)	+1:03
20.	41	Rachel Ward (BRT)	+1:03
21.	15	Lisa Keeling (BSS)	+1:08
22.	43	Lisa Antill (BRT)	+1:08
23.	35	Kimberley Wells (SPS)	+1:09

Average speed of the winner: 37.4 km/h
Number of starters: 42

General Classification (PROVISIONAL Final Result)

rank	no.	rider (team)	time/gap
1.	2	Ellen Skerritt (HWC)	7h33:46
2.	1	Ruth Corset (HWC)	+13
3.	21	Alexandria NICHOLLS (SZB)	+3:05
4.	23	Allison Rice (SZB)	+3:08
5.	71	Lucy BECHTEL (LSB)	+4:02
6.	3	Jenelle Crooks (HWC)	+4:28
7.	95	Sharlotte LUCAS (CXB)	+4:52
8.	11	Kristy Glover (BSS)	+5:13
9.	93	Lynne CLARKE (CXB)	+5:43
10.	31	Verita Stewart (SPS)	+6:40

National Zoo & Aquarium Sprint Classification (PROVISIONAL Final Result)

1.	1	Ruth Corset (HWC)	26	pt
2.	53	Jessica Toghill (TRH)	22
3.	2	Ellen Skerritt (HWC)	16
4.	23	Allison Rice (SZB)	9
5.	35	Kimberley Wells (SPS)	8
6.	34	Jasmine MCMILLAN (SPS)	7
7.	73	Gemma ANSELL (LSB)	6
8.	63	Georgina Beech (BNG)	5
9.	31	Verita Stewart (SPS)	4
10.	21	Alexandria NICHOLLS (SZB)	2

Intermediate Sprints

Lap 10 Sprint

1.	2	Ellen Skerritt (HWC)	3	pt
2.	23	Allison Rice (SZB)	2
3.	53	Jessica Toghill (TRH)	1

Lap 20 Sprint

1.	2	Ellen Skerritt (HWC)	3	pt
2.	1	Ruth Corset (HWC)	2
3.	23	Allison Rice (SZB)	1

Lap 30 Sprint

1.	1	Ruth Corset (HWC)	3	pt
2.	2	Ellen Skerritt (HWC)	2
3.	23	Allison Rice (SZB)	1

Lap 40 Sprint (Stage Finish)

1.	2	Ellen Skerritt (HWC)	5	pt
2.	1	Ruth Corset (HWC)	3
3.	23	Allison Rice (SZB)	2
4.	22	Emma Viotto (SZB)	1

Siren Bar & Restaurant Mountains Classification (PROVISIONAL Final Result)

1.	1	Ruth Corset (HWC)	18	pt
2.	71	Lucy BECHTEL (LSB)	9
3.	2	Ellen Skerritt (HWC)	8
4.	21	Alexandria NICHOLLS (SZB)	4
5.	31	Verita Stewart (SPS)	2

Tiffen & Co Young Rider Classification (Virtual Standings – )

rank	no.	rider (team)	time/gap
1.	2	Ellen Skerritt (HWC)	7h33:46
2.	21	Alexandria NICHOLLS (SZB)	+3:05
3.	23	Allison Rice (SZB)	+3:08
4.	3	Jenelle Crooks (HWC)	+4:28
5.	102	Tayla Evans	+8:22
6.	4	Jessica PRATT (HWC)	+14:05
7.	81	Angela SMITH (KSS)	+31:59
8.	14	Jade Colligan (BSS)	+36:03
9.	105	Danielle McKinnirey	+38:35
10.	82	Hollee SIMONS (KSS)	+43:39

Stage Awards

Stage Aggressor

Teams Stage Result (Standings)

rank	team	time/gap
1.	Holden Women’s Cycling Team (HWC)	3h09:53
2.	Suzuki Brumby’s (SZB)	+1:05
3.	Bicycle Superstore (BSS)	+2:06
4.	Boss Racing Team (BRT)	+2:06

Teams General Classification (Virtual Standings – )

rank	team	time/gap
1.	Holden Women’s Cycling Team (HWC)	22h46:59
2.	Suzuki Brumby’s (SZB)	+7:56
3.	Bicycle Superstore (BSS)	+14:40
4.	Boss Racing Team (BRT)	+19:50
5.	Total Rush Hyster (TRH)
6.	BikeBug-NextGen Racing (BNG)
7.	Kenny Spring Solicitors Cycling Team (KSS)
8.	COX Blackshaw (CXB)
9.	Specialized Securitor (SPS)
10.	Lennock Skoda Boss (LSB)

NRS Teams Aggregate (Standings)

1.	Holden Women’s Cycling Team (HWC)	107	pt
2.	Suzuki Brumby’s (SZB)	96
3.	Bicycle Superstore (BSS)	95
4.	Specialized Securitor (SPS)	68
5.	Boss Racing Team (BRT)	45
6.	Jayco/Apollo VIS Women’s Road Team (VIS)	34
7.	Total Rush Hyster (TRH)	33
8.	BikeBug-NextGen Racing (BNG)	22
9.	Arbitrage Racing Women’s Cycling Team (ARW)	19
10.	Building Champions Squad (BCS)	11
11.	SASI Cycling Team (SAS)	10
12.	Liv/giant-Shimano (LGS)	9
13.	Nicheliving Hall Women’s Racing Team (HLW)	2

NRS Aggregate (Standings)

1.	Ruth Corset (HWC)	72	pt
2.	Ellen Skerritt (HWC)	44
3.	Lizzie Williams (SPS)	37
4.	Tessa Fabry (VIS)	35
5.	Rebecca Wiasak (SZB)	31
6.	Kendelle Hodges (VIS)	29
7.	Alexandria NICHOLLS (SZB)	27
8.	Jenelle Crooks (HWC)	26
9.	Ashlee Ankudinoff (SPS)	21
10.	Rebecca Heath (BSS)	21
11.	Kristy Glover (BSS)	19
12.	Felicity Wardlaw (BSS)	15
13.	Allison Rice (SZB)	15
14.	Anna-Leeza HULL	11
15.	Alexandra MANLY	11

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2014 National Capital Tour Blog: On the home stretch by Simon Dwyer

Sat, 20 Sep 2014 13:00:00 +0000

By Simon Dwyer from the Phoenix Cycling Collective -?Twitter (@phoneixcycle)

We knew just how brutal this course was going to be. Just watching the faces during the support race and then the women?s race was enough to make my legs burn.? Personally that led to mixed emotions for me. I knew exactly how tough this crit was going be but I had found some form again during the morning?s stage (after rolling in close to last up Honeysuckle!).

Our team strategy was pretty simple. Stay safe, survive as long as possible and look after each other as best as we could. As always the first race was for starting position. On a short sharp course like this it was even more important and as soon as the women had rolled across for their finish the blokes were racing through any gap in the barrier they could find.

After a quick race brief from commissaire Bill Walker we were away ? a full on sprint to the top corner, then a big jam as the road narrowed into the first right hander. By that first turn I had lost track of any Phoenix team mates. After one lap the field was strung out over a third of the course. When you are squeezing through a corner at 20km/h and you can see the front end having exited the corner after that and already climbing at 40km/h, you know it?s going to hurt.

I identified a few riders who were a bit stronger than me, but not so strong that they?d disappear up the road on me, and I stuck to them. The tactic was working well for me. My legs were screaming and we were strung out in single file, but pedals kept turning each lap and we remained in touch with the bunch.

Unfortunately a rider came down going through the corner that leads into the uphill straight causing us to brake and a gap of about 50 metres opened up. I tried to push it up the hill and I managed to hold the gap down the other side, but then it was too much. A couple of guys managed to bridge across, but for the rest of us that was the end of our contact. I ended up with a group who were still keen to race though, and found myself riding on the wheels of our two guest riders, Paddy Corcoran and Sam Moorby. We knew we?d get pulled eventually, but with the group willing to work we did manage to stay in the race for a while. I ended up getting pulled after 20 minutes of racing, which might not sound like a lot, but on that course with that field, I was pretty happy.

That gave me plenty of racing to watch and we still had Craig Evers sitting up front and looking in reasonable condition. But in the end, after suffering a migraine through the night and having a solid dig in the morning stage, he wasn?t feeling the passion for the pain and he pulled the pin.

The finish was great to watch with Avanti trying to take the race on, but the h

health.com.au Search2Retain team was superb, not only defending the yellow jersey of Pat Bevin but getting Alistair Donohoe up for the stage win. Special mention has to go to the talented Ayden Toovey (Subaru NSWIS) who shook up the status quo with a daring attack on the final lap, only just getting pipped but still hanging on for third.? This was a tough but rewarding tour for us. We started with Evers smashing out a great ITT in stage 1, but in that same stage we lost two riders to the time cut. Stage 2 was simply a brute, with all the guys riding really well but me suffering and finishing well behind. Stage 3 we missed the main break but worked together really well to try for a long shot with 4km to go. Stage 4 was leg-sapping, rewarding and spectacular.

Finally, I?d like to pay tribute to the locals ? the organisers and officials, the army of volunteers, and the great cheer squads we had on the road.? Once again Mick Fay put on a great tour showcasing the best of our city and its surrounds. We did (now famously) protest the time cuts in stage 1, and though it was rejected, we thank Mick and the commissaries for giving it such thoughtful consideration. The volunteers? Well, we wouldn?t have bike races without them. The roads we raced on were not only challenging for the riders ? they are also pretty epic to marshal. We?re deeply grateful to those who gave their weekend so that we could have such a great race. Finally, the local supporters. The hometown support on this final day was amazing. All round the circuit this morning and at every corner and straight on the crit track this afternoon there were cheers and encouragement. Thanks to you all – it makes a huge difference!

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2014 National Capital Tour: Men’s Stage 3 Results

Sat, 20 Sep 2014 13:00:00 +0000

2014 National Capital Tour ? Stage 3 Results / Men

Stage 3: Lake Burley Griffin Road Race

Date: Sunday, September 21 Location: Kings Ave – Parkes Way – Adelaide Ave Distance: 79.4 km Chief Commissaire: William Walker Organiser: National Capital Tour

Stage 3 Result (Provisional)

rank	no.	rider (team)	time/gap	bonus
1.	25	Jacob Restall (CHM)	1h41:14	9
2.	231	Peter MILOSTIC	+0	8
3.	8	Matthew Clark (ART)	+0	11
4.	12	Jesse Kerrison (BFL)	+13	1
5.	44	Patrick Bevin (STR)	+13
6.	121	Alexander EDMONDSON (SAS)	+13
7.	93	Mitchell MULHERN (TSD)	+13
8.	18	Jacob KAUFFMANN (BFL)	+13
9.	172	Kane Macri (PST)	+13
10.	32	Andrew WILLIAMS (SGR)	+13
11.	54	Shaun O’CALLAGHAN (AWS)	+13
12.	114	Edward BISSAKER (PVT)	+13
13.	94	Scott Sunderland (TSD)	+13
14.	43	Brendan Canty (STR)	+13
15.	4	Mitchell Lovelock-Fay (ART)	+13
16.	22	Keagan Girdlestone (CHM)	+13
17.	52	Jeremy Cameron (AWS)	+13	2
18.	42	Alistair Donohoe (STR)	+13
19.	123	Miles Scotson (SAS)	+13
20.	11	Timothy ROE (BFL)	+13
	41	Cameron Bayly (STR)	+13
	24	Morgan Smith (CHM)	+13	4
	83	Harrison CARTER (SND)	+13
	101	Tamas ALLENBY (SUV)	+13
	155	Darcy ELLERM-NORTON (SLB)	+13
	156	Keegan Aitchison (SLB)	+13
	163	Matthew Warner-Smith (PIC)	+13
	1	Brenton Jones (ART)	+13	6
	71	Ryan Thomas (GPM)	+13
	133	Jay Dutton (SKO)	+13
	136	Luke CRIDLAND (SKO)	+13
	198	Paddy CORCORAN (PNX)	+13
	171	Cameron PETERSON (PST)	+13
	26	Nicholas Katsonis (CHM)	+13
	183	Matthew SLEE (CRT)	+13
	211	Russell Gill (LTV)	+13
	151	Adam BULL (SLB)	+13
	75	Mark CRAWFORD (GPM)	+13
	37	Timothy SELLAR (SGR)	+13
	58	James Rendall (AWS)	+13
	97	Sean Whitfield (TSD)	+13
	124	Callum Scotson (SAS)	+13
	222	Matthew RIZZUTO (TFN)	+13
	102	Alex Nazarewicz (SUV)	+13
	111	Alistair Crameri (PVT)	+13
	118	Jason LEA (PVT)	+13
	14	Marc Williams (BFL)	+13
	61	James Szollosi (DSR)	+13
	134	Harrison WILES (SKO)	+13
	132	Jordan Davies (SKO)	+13
	81	Ayden Toovey (SND)	+13
	147	Alex WEST (SWC)	+13
	181	Josh Berry (CRT)	+13
	2	Joseph Cooper (ART)	+13
	27	Jake Magee (CHM)	+13
	7	Mark TUPALSKI (ART)	+13
	33	Jonathan BOLTON (SGR)	+13
	98	Todd Buschkuehl (TSD)	+13
	57	Michael Crosbie (AWS)	+13
	195	Samuel MOORBY (PNX)	+13
	157	Saxon Irvine (SLB)	+13
	152	Josh ALDRIDGE (SLB)	+13
	84	Jordan Payne (SND)	+13
	137	William ANDERSSON (SKO)	+13	1
	158	Paul EDELSTEIN (SLB)	+13
	6	Taylor Gunman (ART)	+13
	131	Benjamin HARVEY (SKO)	+13
	23	Joshua Taylor (CHM)	+13
	85	Samuel JENNER (SND)	+13
	186	Scott BRADBURN (CRT)	+13
	218	Oliver ANDERSON (LTV)	+13
	142	Chris Harper (SWC)	+13
	161	Logan GRIFFIN (PIC)	+13
	55	Nathan Elliott (AWS)	+13
	64	Adam Allen (DSR)	+13
	215	Christopher LUXTON (LTV)	+13
	5	Ben Dyball (ART)	+13
	34	Mitchell Cooper (SGR)	+13
	104	Tristan Cardew (SUV)	+13
	45	Eric Sheppard (STR)	+13
	92	Ben Comfort (TSD)	+13
	17	Samuel Horgan (BFL)	+13
	105	Aden REYNOLDS (SUV)	+13
	144	Lachlan GLASSPOOL (SWC)	+13
	216	Russell VAN HOUT (LTV)	+13
	212	Tristan JONES (LTV)	+13
	213	Cameron SPEARS (LTV)	+13
	185	Kris Johnston (CRT)	+13
	48	Jack BELL (STR)	+13
	107	Brad Hannaford (SUV)	+13
	3	Mark O’BRIEN (ART)	+13
	145	George ROBERTS (SWC)	+13
	62	David Melville (DSR)	+13
	56	Patrick Lane (AWS)	+13
	66	Elliot Kippen (DSR)	+13
	96	Leslie MASTERS (TSD)	+13
	241	Jayden Copp	+13	3
	91	Nick Miller (TSD)	+13
	193	Simon Dwyer (PNX)	+13
	113	Fergus Sully (PVT)	+13
	243	Karl MICHELIN-BEARD	+13
	117	Angus Morton (PVT)	+13
	141	Justin Gassner (SWC)	+13
	146	Hamish TYNAN (SWC)	+13
	154	Daniel MOLYNEUX (SLB)	+13
	65	Kyle Bridgwood (DSR)	+13
	232	Mark JAMESION	+13
	224	Jeremy ROSS (TFN)	+13
	108	Rob WEBB (SUV)	+13
	103	Samuel BURSTON (SUV)	+13
	122	Tom Kaesler (SAS)	+13
	76	Alastair Loutit (GPM)	+13
	214	Karl Evans (LTV)	+13
	206	Robert CATER (DHR)	+13
	225	Michael TOLHURST (TFN)	+36
	248	Ivan Michelin-Beard	+36
	74	Edward White (GPM)	+36
	173	Michael Jaeger (PST)	+36
	72	Chris Jory (GPM)	+36
	53	Darcy Woolley (AWS)	+43
	191	Craig Evers (PNX)	+50
	138	Jack McCulloch (SKO)	+53
	47	James Hepburn (STR)	+59
	46	Stuart Shaw (STR)	+1:00
	73	Samuel Wood (GPM)	+1:00
	164	Ben MARSHALL (PIC)	+1:02	2
	115	Stuart Grimsey (PVT)	+1:04
	15	Michael Cupitt (BFL)	+1:21
dnf	13	Joshua Prete (BFL)
dnf	51	Rhys Gillett (AWS)
dnf	182	Declan Baker (CRT)
dnf	187	Andrew ARUNDELL (CRT)
dns	16	Michael Vink (BFL)
dns	63	Ben Carman (DSR)

Average speed of the winner: 47.1 km/h
Number of starters: 139
Riders abandoning the race: 4

General Classification (PROVISIONAL After Stage 3)

rank	no.	rider (team)	time/gap
1.	44	Patrick Bevin (STR)	5h11:38
2.	5	Ben Dyball (ART)	+12
3.	2	Joseph Cooper (ART)	+14
4.	4	Mitchell Lovelock-Fay (ART)	+35
5.	11	Timothy ROE (BFL)	+47
6.	216	Russell VAN HOUT (LTV)	+1:10
7.	22	Keagan Girdlestone (CHM)	+1:16
8.	8	Matthew Clark (ART)	+1:26
9.	26	Nicholas Katsonis (CHM)	+1:27
10.	171	Cameron PETERSON (PST)	+1:28

National Zoo & Aquarium Sprint Classification (PROVISIONAL After Stage 3)

1.	8	Matthew Clark (ART)	14	pt
2.	24	Morgan Smith (CHM)	10
3.	25	Jacob Restall (CHM)	8
4.	231	Peter MILOSTIC	7
5.	1	Brenton Jones (ART)	6
6.	5	Ben Dyball (ART)	5
7.	33	Jonathan BOLTON (SGR)	4
8.	241	Jayden Copp	3
9.	47	James Hepburn (STR)	3
10.	11	Timothy ROE (BFL)	2

Intermediate Sprints

Yarramundi Reach Lap 1

1.	1	Brenton Jones (ART)	3	pt
2.	24	Morgan Smith (CHM)	2
3.	21	Raphael FREINSTEIN (CHM)	1

Yarramundi Reach Lap 2

1.	241	Jayden Copp	3	pt
2.	52	Jeremy Cameron (AWS)	2
3.	137	William ANDERSSON (SKO)	1

Federation Mall Lap 2

1.	1	Brenton Jones (ART)	3	pt
2.	24	Morgan Smith (CHM)	2
3.	21	Raphael FREINSTEIN (CHM)	1

Yarramundi Reach Lap 3

1.	8	Matthew Clark (ART)	3	pt
2.	25	Jacob Restall (CHM)	2
3.	164	Ben MARSHALL (PIC)	1

Federation Mall Lap 3

1.	8	Matthew Clark (ART)	3	pt
2.	231	Peter MILOSTIC	2
3.	25	Jacob Restall (CHM)	1

Yarramundi Reach Lap 4

1.	8	Matthew Clark (ART)	3	pt
2.	231	Peter MILOSTIC	2
3.	164	Ben MARSHALL (PIC)	1

Federation Mall Lap 4 (Stage Finish)

1.	25	Jacob Restall (CHM)	5	pt
2.	231	Peter MILOSTIC	3
3.	8	Matthew Clark (ART)	2
4.	12	Jesse Kerrison (BFL)	1

Siren Bar & Restaurant Mountains Classification (PROVISIONAL After Stage 3)

1.	216	Russell VAN HOUT (LTV)	12	pt
2.	5	Ben Dyball (ART)	7
3.	47	James Hepburn (STR)	7
4.	8	Matthew Clark (ART)	5
5.	6	Taylor Gunman (ART)	5
6.	11	Timothy ROE (BFL)	3
7.	2	Joseph Cooper (ART)	1
8.	33	Jonathan BOLTON (SGR)	1

Tiffen & Co Young Rider Classification (PROVISIONAL After Stage 3)

rank	no.	rider (team)	time/gap
1.	22	Keagan Girdlestone (CHM)	5h12:54
2.	26	Nicholas Katsonis (CHM)	+11
3.	25	Jacob Restall (CHM)	+1:00
4.	142	Chris Harper (SWC)	+1:35
5.	124	Callum Scotson (SAS)	+1:58
6.	141	Justin Gassner (SWC)	+2:33
7.	161	Logan GRIFFIN (PIC)	+2:43
8.	123	Miles Scotson (SAS)	+2:52
9.	147	Alex WEST (SWC)	+3:14
10.	151	Adam BULL (SLB)	+3:17

Stage Awards

Stage Aggressor

Teams Stage Result (Standings)

rank	team	time/gap
1.	CharterMason Giant Racing (CHM)	5h04:08
2.	Avanti Racing Team (ART)	+0
3.	Team Budget Forklifts (BFL)	+13
4.	health.com.au-search2retain Cycling Team (STR)	+13
5.	Team Scody Downunder (TSD)	+13
6.	SASI Cycling Team (SAS)	+13
7.	African Wildlife Safaris Cycling Team (AWS)	+13
8.	Satalyst Giant Racing Team (SGR)	+13
9.	Pat’s Veg-Thereabouts Racing Team (PVT)	+13
10.	Swiss Wellness Cycling Team (SWC)	+13
10.	Team Lightsview (LTV)	+13
10.	Phoenix Cycling Collective (PNX)	+13
10.	Subaru NSWIS Development Team (SND)	+13
10.	GPM Stulz (GPM)	+13
10.	Subaru Albion NRS Development Team (SLB)	+13
10.	Cellarbrations Racing Team (CRT)	+13
10.	Data#3 Symantec Racing Team (DSR)	+13
10.	SUVelo Racing (SUV)	+13
10.	St. George Merida (SKO)	+13
20.	Peloton Sports/Turramurra Cyclery Racing (PST)	+36
21.	Tiffen Cycling Team (TFN)	+36
22.	Paradice Investment Cycling Team (PIC)	+1:02

Teams General Classification (PROVISIONAL After Stage 3)

rank	team	time/gap
1.	Avanti Racing Team (ART)	15h35:48
2.	health.com.au-search2retain Cycling Team (STR)	+1:53
3.	CharterMason Giant Racing (CHM)	+3:59
4.	African Wildlife Safaris Cycling Team (AWS)	+5:10
5.	Team Budget Forklifts (BFL)	+5:23
6.	Cellarbrations Racing Team (CRT)	+9:41
7.	Swiss Wellness Cycling Team (SWC)	+10:06
8.	St. George Merida (SKO)	+10:59
9.	Satalyst Giant Racing Team (SGR)	+11:23
10.	Team Lightsview (LTV)	+12:35
11.	SASI Cycling Team (SAS)	+13:12
12.	Subaru Albion NRS Development Team (SLB)	+13:41
13.	Pat’s Veg-Thereabouts Racing Team (PVT)	+15:47
14.	SUVelo Racing (SUV)	+15:58
15.	Team Scody Downunder (TSD)	+16:38
16.	Data#3 Symantec Racing Team (DSR)	+16:57
17.	Peloton Sports/Turramurra Cyclery Racing (PST)	+17:21
18.	Phoenix Cycling Collective (PNX)	+20:21
19.	Subaru NSWIS Development Team (SND)	+20:43
20.	GPM Stulz (GPM)	+21:45
21.	Paradice Investment Cycling Team (PIC)	+23:16
22.	Tiffen Cycling Team (TFN)	+25:16

NRS Teams Aggregate (Standings)

1.	Avanti Racing Team (ART)	177	pt
2.	Team Budget Forklifts (BFL)	115
3.	CharterMason Giant Racing (CHM)	90
4.	health.com.au-search2retain Cycling Team (STR)	79
5.	Satalyst Giant Racing Team (SGR)	74
6.	African Wildlife Safaris Cycling Team (AWS)	62
7.	Wormall Civil CCS (WCV)	50
8.	Drapac Professional Cycling (DPC)	27
9.	Data#3 Symantec Racing Team (DSR)	16
10.	Jayco/John West/VIS (VIS)	16
11.	GPM Sultz (GPM)	16
12.	Subaru NSWIS Development Team (SND)	13
13.	Team Scody Downunder (TSD)	13
14.	SUVelo Racing (SUV)	10
15.	Bianchi DCM Arbitrage (DCM)	9
16.	Pat’s Veg-Thereabouts Racing Team (PVT)	9
17.	SASI Cycling Team (SAS)	8
18.	Team Polygon Australia (PGN)	7
19.	St. George Merida (SKO)	7
20.	Swiss Wellness Cycling Team (SWC)	6
21.	Team Seight (SEI)	5
22.	Subaru Albion NRS Development Team (SLB)	5
23.	Paradice Investment Cycling Team (PIC)	5
24.	Cellarbrations Racing Team (CRT)	4
25.	Anchor Point South Coast Cycling Team (ANP)	3
26.	Phoenix Cycling Collective (PNX)	3
27.	Peloton Sports/Turramurra Cyclery Racing (PST)	2
28.	Croydon Cycleworks/Pick-a-Part (CCW)	2
29.	DH Racing (DHR)	2
30.	Team Direct Asia (TDA)	1
31.	Racing Kangaroos (RKG)	1
32.	GDT Racing (GDT)	1
32.	Hall Cycle Training (HCT)	1
32.	Team NeilPryde-Mens Club in Japan (MCJ)	1
32.	Total Sports NeilPryde Team (TSN)	1

NRS Aggregate (Standings)

1.	Brenton Jones (ART)	56	pt
2.	Joseph Cooper (ART)	54
3.	Timothy ROE (BFL)	50
4.	Jesse Kerrison (BFL)	49
5.	Raphael FREINSTEIN (CHM)	40
6.	Jack Haig (ART)	34
7.	Mark O’BRIEN (ART)	22
8.	Mitchell Lovelock-Fay (ART)	19
9.	Brodie Talbot (BFL)	18
10.	Keagan Girdlestone (CHM)	17
11.	Neil Van Der Ploeg (ART)	17
12.	Patrick Shaw (SGR)	16
13.	Cameron Bayly (STR)	14
14.	Scott Law (ART)	14
15.	Wesley SULZBERGER (DPC)	13

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2014 National Capital Tour: Men’s Stage 4 Results

Sat, 20 Sep 2014 13:00:00 +0000

2014 National Capital Tour ? Stage 4 Results / Men

Stage 4: 104.7 Criterium Date: Sunday, September 21 Location: Federation Mall Circuit Distance: 49.0 km Chief Commissaire: William Walker Organiser: National Capital Tour

Stage 4 Result (Provisional)

rank	no.	rider (team)	time/gap	bonus
1.	42	Alistair Donohoe (STR)	1h07:24	6
2.	44	Patrick Bevin (STR)	+0	7
3.	81	Ayden Toovey (SND)	+0	2
4.	1	Brenton Jones (ART)	+0	1
5.	21	Raphael FREINSTEIN (CHM)	+0	3
6.	171	Cameron PETERSON (PST)	+0	5
7.	12	Jesse Kerrison (BFL)	+0
8.	211	Russell Gill (LTV)	+0
9.	11	Timothy ROE (BFL)	+0
10.	43	Brendan Canty (STR)	+0
11.	41	Cameron Bayly (STR)	+0
12.	22	Keagan Girdlestone (CHM)	+0
13.	2	Joseph Cooper (ART)	+0
14.	4	Mitchell Lovelock-Fay (ART)	+0
15.	5	Ben Dyball (ART)	+0
16.	101	Tamas ALLENBY (SUV)	+0
17.	216	Russell VAN HOUT (LTV)	+0	3
18.	34	Mitchell Cooper (SGR)	+0
19.	181	Josh Berry (CRT)	+0
20.	33	Jonathan BOLTON (SGR)	+0
21.	23	Joshua Taylor (CHM)	+0	3
22.	3	Mark O’BRIEN (ART)	+0
23.	133	Jay Dutton (SKO)	+7
24.	24	Morgan Smith (CHM)	+7	4
	124	Callum Scotson (SAS)	+7
	14	Marc Williams (BFL)	+7
	123	Miles Scotson (SAS)	+7
	45	Eric Sheppard (STR)	+35	2
	32	Andrew WILLIAMS (SGR)	+39
	57	Michael Crosbie (AWS)	+39
	52	Jeremy Cameron (AWS)	+39
	161	Logan GRIFFIN (PIC)	+39
	64	Adam Allen (DSR)	+39
	186	Scott BRADBURN (CRT)	+39
	55	Nathan Elliott (AWS)	+39
	8	Matthew Clark (ART)	+39	1
	215	Christopher LUXTON (LTV)	+39
	17	Samuel Horgan (BFL)	+39
	152	Josh ALDRIDGE (SLB)	+39
	6	Taylor Gunman (ART)	+39
	134	Harrison WILES (SKO)	+39
	75	Mark CRAWFORD (GPM)	+39
	37	Timothy SELLAR (SGR)	+39
	142	Chris Harper (SWC)	+39
	105	Aden REYNOLDS (SUV)	+39
	141	Justin Gassner (SWC)	+39
	151	Adam BULL (SLB)	+39
	26	Nicholas Katsonis (CHM)	+39
	147	Alex WEST (SWC)	+39
	131	Benjamin HARVEY (SKO)	+39
	115	Stuart Grimsey (PVT)	+39
dns	72	Chris Jory (GPM)
dns	231	Peter MILOSTIC
dns	241	Jayden Copp

Average speed of the winner: 43.6 km/h
Number of starters: 131

General Classification (PROVISIONAL Final Result)

rank	no.	rider (team)	time/gap
1.	44	Patrick Bevin (STR)	6h18:55
2.	5	Ben Dyball (ART)	+19
3.	2	Joseph Cooper (ART)	+21
4.	4	Mitchell Lovelock-Fay (ART)	+42
5.	11	Timothy ROE (BFL)	+54
6.	216	Russell VAN HOUT (LTV)	+1:14
7.	22	Keagan Girdlestone (CHM)	+1:23
8.	171	Cameron PETERSON (PST)	+1:30
9.	41	Cameron Bayly (STR)	+1:38
10.	34	Mitchell Cooper (SGR)	+1:53

National Zoo & Aquarium Sprint Classification (PROVISIONAL Final Result)

1.	8	Matthew Clark (ART)	15	pt
2.	24	Morgan Smith (CHM)	14
3.	25	Jacob Restall (CHM)	8
4.	1	Brenton Jones (ART)	7
5.	44	Patrick Bevin (STR)	6
6.	5	Ben Dyball (ART)	5
7.	42	Alistair Donohoe (STR)	5
8.	21	Raphael FREINSTEIN (CHM)	5
9.	171	Cameron PETERSON (PST)	5
10.	33	Jonathan BOLTON (SGR)	4

Intermediate Sprints

Lap 10 Sprint

1.	44	Patrick Bevin (STR)	3	pt
2.	45	Eric Sheppard (STR)	2
3.	24	Morgan Smith (CHM)	1

Lap 20 Sprint

1.	216	Russell VAN HOUT (LTV)	3	pt
2.	23	Joshua Taylor (CHM)	2
3.	171	Cameron PETERSON (PST)	1

Lap 30 Sprint

1.	24	Morgan Smith (CHM)	3	pt
2.	171	Cameron PETERSON (PST)	2
3.	23	Joshua Taylor (CHM)	1

Lap 40 Sprint

1.	21	Raphael FREINSTEIN (CHM)	3	pt
2.	171	Cameron PETERSON (PST)	2
3.	8	Matthew Clark (ART)	1

Lap 50 Sprint (Stage Finish)

1.	42	Alistair Donohoe (STR)	5	pt
2.	44	Patrick Bevin (STR)	3
3.	81	Ayden Toovey (SND)	2
4.	1	Brenton Jones (ART)	1

Siren Bar & Restaurant Mountains Classification (PROVISIONAL Final Result)

1.	216	Russell VAN HOUT (LTV)	12	pt
2.	5	Ben Dyball (ART)	7
3.	47	James Hepburn (STR)	7
4.	8	Matthew Clark (ART)	5
5.	6	Taylor Gunman (ART)	5
6.	11	Timothy ROE (BFL)	3
7.	2	Joseph Cooper (ART)	1
8.	33	Jonathan BOLTON (SGR)	1

Tiffen & Co Young Rider Classification (Virtual Standings – )

rank	no.	rider (team)	time/gap
1.	22	Keagan Girdlestone (CHM)	6h20:18
2.	26	Nicholas Katsonis (CHM)	+50
3.	124	Callum Scotson (SAS)	+2:05
4.	142	Chris Harper (SWC)	+2:14
5.	25	Jacob Restall (CHM)	+2:14
6.	123	Miles Scotson (SAS)	+2:59
7.	141	Justin Gassner (SWC)	+3:12
8.	161	Logan GRIFFIN (PIC)	+3:22
9.	147	Alex WEST (SWC)	+3:53
10.	151	Adam BULL (SLB)	+3:56

Stage Awards

Stage Aggressor

Teams Stage Result (Standings)

rank	team	time/gap
1.	health.com.au-search2retain Cycling Team (STR)	3h22:12
2.	Avanti Racing Team (ART)	+0
3.	CharterMason Giant Racing (CHM)	+0
4.	Team Budget Forklifts (BFL)	+7
5.	Team Lightsview (LTV)	+39
6.	Satalyst Giant Racing Team (SGR)	+39
7.	St. George Merida (SKO)	+1:25
8.	Swiss Wellness Cycling Team (SWC)	+1:57
8.	African Wildlife Safaris Cycling Team (AWS)	+1:57

Teams General Classification (Virtual Standings – )

rank	team	time/gap
1.	Avanti Racing Team (ART)	18h58:00
2.	health.com.au-search2retain Cycling Team (STR)	+1:53
3.	CharterMason Giant Racing (CHM)	+3:59
4.	Team Budget Forklifts (BFL)	+5:30
5.	African Wildlife Safaris Cycling Team (AWS)	+7:07
6.	Satalyst Giant Racing Team (SGR)	+12:02
7.	Swiss Wellness Cycling Team (SWC)	+12:03
8.	St. George Merida (SKO)	+12:24
9.	Team Lightsview (LTV)	+13:14
10.	Team Scody Downunder (TSD)
11.	Phoenix Cycling Collective (PNX)	* 15h56:09
12.	Tiffen Cycling Team (TFN)	* 16h01:04
13.	Pat’s Veg-Thereabouts Racing Team (PVT)	* 16h59:38
14.	Peloton Sports/Turramurra Cyclery Racing (PST)	* 17h00:33
15.	Data#3 Symantec Racing Team (DSR)	* 17h00:48
16.	Subaru NSWIS Development Team (SND)	* 17h03:55
17.	GPM Stulz (GPM)	* 17h05:36
18.	Paradice Investment Cycling Team (PIC)	* 17h07:07
19.	Cellarbrations Racing Team (CRT)	* 18h00:56
20.	SASI Cycling Team (SAS)	* 18h04:02
21.	Subaru Albion NRS Development Team (SLB)	* 18h05:35
22.	SUVelo Racing (SUV)	* 18h07:13

NRS Teams Aggregate (Standings)

1.	Avanti Racing Team (ART)	191	pt
2.	Team Budget Forklifts (BFL)	122
3.	CharterMason Giant Racing (CHM)	99
4.	health.com.au-search2retain Cycling Team (STR)	93
5.	Satalyst Giant Racing Team (SGR)	79
6.	African Wildlife Safaris Cycling Team (AWS)	68
7.	Wormall Civil CCS (WCV)	50
8.	Drapac Professional Cycling (DPC)	27
9.	Data#3 Symantec Racing Team (DSR)	16
10.	Jayco/John West/VIS (VIS)	16
11.	GPM Sultz (GPM)	16
12.	Team Scody Downunder (TSD)	14
13.	Subaru NSWIS Development Team (SND)	13
14.	Swiss Wellness Cycling Team (SWC)	10
15.	St. George Merida (SKO)	10
16.	SUVelo Racing (SUV)	10
17.	Bianchi DCM Arbitrage (DCM)	9
18.	Pat’s Veg-Thereabouts Racing Team (PVT)	9
19.	SASI Cycling Team (SAS)	8
20.	Team Polygon Australia (PGN)	7
21.	Team Seight (SEI)	5
22.	Subaru Albion NRS Development Team (SLB)	5
23.	Paradice Investment Cycling Team (PIC)	5
24.	Cellarbrations Racing Team (CRT)	4
25.	Phoenix Cycling Collective (PNX)	3
26.	Anchor Point South Coast Cycling Team (ANP)	3
27.	Peloton Sports/Turramurra Cyclery Racing (PST)	2
28.	Croydon Cycleworks/Pick-a-Part (CCW)	2
29.	DH Racing (DHR)	2
30.	Team Direct Asia (TDA)	1
31.	Racing Kangaroos (RKG)	1
32.	GDT Racing (GDT)	1
32.	Hall Cycle Training (HCT)	1
32.	Team NeilPryde-Mens Club in Japan (MCJ)	1
32.	Total Sports NeilPryde Team (TSN)	1

NRS Aggregate (Standings)

1.	Joseph Cooper (ART)	62	pt
2.	Timothy ROE (BFL)	56
3.	Brenton Jones (ART)	56
4.	Jesse Kerrison (BFL)	49
5.	Raphael FREINSTEIN (CHM)	40
6.	Jack Haig (ART)	34
7.	Mitchell Lovelock-Fay (ART)	26
8.	Mark O’BRIEN (ART)	22
9.	Keagan Girdlestone (CHM)	21
10.	Ben Dyball (ART)	20
11.	Patrick Bevin (STR)	19
12.	Brodie Talbot (BFL)	18
13.	Neil Van Der Ploeg (ART)	17
14.	Cameron Bayly (STR)	16
15.	Patrick Shaw (SGR)	16

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2014 National Capital Tour Blog: Stage 3 By Scott Bradburn

Sat, 20 Sep 2014 13:00:00 +0000

By Scott Bradburn ??Cellarbrations Racing Team First of all, sorry for cocking up the description of racing on yesterday?s final climb. Ben Dyball won it solo from a long way out. Trying to watch what?s happening ahead while struggling with what?s happening below can be difficult! On to this morning?s Stage 3?I was looking forward to this one. Four laps around the lake. With Avanti sitting 2nd, 3rd and 4th there was bound to be some aggressive riding to tire Search2Retain before the crit but the course favoured a bunch kick. Our plan was to be discussed at the team dinner in Woden last night but a quick vote saw dinner shelved. Tiredness and fear of Woden won out over team bonding. Like a lot of riders, I saw this stage as an exercise in energy conservation but would take an opportunity if it presented. The carnage was likely to occur in the afternoon crit. My biggest concern turned from the stage to my clothes. Two stages left and only one fresh pair of knicks. Hmm. I thought I?d packed plenty but this pre roll business had me in disarray. After smelling the various used options one was decidedly less feral than the rest. No one would know. The race. As per usual every rider in the race HAD to be on the front couple of rows at the start. This was actually achieved as riders fanned across the road and beyond to create 3-4 rows of riders 40 wide. So not pro. But then most?of us are so not pro. The attacks started immediately but it took a while for anything to stick. I was in position to go with it but didn?t. My internal conversation below: ?Move up… looks those guys are going to jump… go with them! Hmm, no, no wait, too much of a gap, go with the next guy. Damn… no, next guy. The break is going. You can still get across… no no… too much energy. Wow, that gap got big quick. Oh great NOW everyone sits up for a chat. Jeez should have gone. Loser.? The break lasted the distance which was a fair effort. Well done to Restall for the win and Pete Milostic and Matt Clarke who stood next to him on the podium. Our guys finished safely in the bunch except for the two who crashed and didn?t finish safely at all. Bad luck to Declan and Andrew. The team retained 6th on teams GC but with only four guys left we will all need to be on for the crit. Food.

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2014 National Capital Tour Blog: Phoenix Cycling Collective Stage 3

Sat, 20 Sep 2014 13:00:00 +0000

By David Parker from the Phoenix Cycling Collective -?Twitter (@phoneixcycle)

Stage Three of the National Capital Tour was a great race for the team. The pace was on the whole time, the bunch was all together and nobody was getting away until the second last lap.

The team plan was formulated prior to the race, and involved setting up a leadout for Craig close to the end of the race. On course after the race began, Craig had a word to Simon to start forming up at the second KOM point in the second last lap.

A break had formed with Avanti Racing and Cellarbrations, and it was well away from the peloton, but all the guys were keen to put the team plan into action anyway. Simon went to the right to the front as planned, and there were a couple of exciting moments as we realised that we were forming up next to a group of Budget riders.

Sam hopped onto Simon’s wheel, and made sure that noone took it from him – even pushing around some better placed teams to make sure that our leadout would form together as planned.

Simon hit the gas at the second KOM point as planned, punching off the front. Sam then dropped the hammer, putting 400m into the bunch and sprinting at 1600 watts with Craig on his wheel.

Craig came around Sam with 3km to go, and made a 800 metre gap, which slowly got brought back by six Budget riders at the front of the chasing peloton.

Craig got caught with 200m to go, and quickly got shelled as the major teams executed their leadout strategies.

Despite the team plan not working out, the teamwork by our guys was absolutely fantastic. Dave unfortunately got a flat as we were forming out leadout, and had to struggle back to the finish line on his own. We are recovering under the marquee watching the NRS women battle it out in the crit, and are keen to have a final push in the final stage of the National Capital Tour.

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Patrick Bevin & Ellen Skerritt Claim 2014 National Capital Tour

Sat, 20 Sep 2014 13:00:00 +0000

New Zealand?s Patrick Bevin (health.com.au/search2retain) and Queensland?s Ellen Skerritt (Holden Women?s Cycling) have claimed overall honours at the Vie National Capital Tour. Both Bevin and Skerritt claimed the opening stage time trial and climbed to top five placings on Honeysuckle on Saturday before consolidating their leads on the final day in Canberra. Men’s report? New Zealand?s Patrick Bevin (health.com.au/search2retain) has been crowed Vie13 Tour of Canberra champion after a strong display across the three day, four staged event. The Commonwealth Games track star impressed on Friday when he claimed the opening stage time trial before rallying to finish in fifth place atop of Honeysuckle on Saturday. ?It?s an amazing day, it?s the maiden Tour win for the Health.com.au/search2retain team, it?s a big step for the team,? said Bevin. ?I?ve just come back off a break from racing after the Commonwealth Games, and it?s only my second road race for three months. ?It wasn?t an easy Tour, it?s a great feeling.? Bevin took out the Tour ahead of Ben Dyball (Avanti Racing) and Subaru National Road Series leader Joe Cooper (Avanti Racing). With Parliament House in the background, Bevin consolidated his lead on the final day, finishing safely in the peloton on stage three before racing to second place in the concluding stage behind teammate and current para-cycling road world champion Alistair Donohoe. ?It?s a massive win for me, it?s my maiden stage victory and I couldn?t be happier to do it like I did,? said Donohoe. ?I didn?t even think until the last 400m that I?d even have a shot at taking the stage win, it?s still sinking in,? said Donohoe. Donohoe took out the stage ahead of Bevin and Ayden Toovey (NSWIS). ?Ayden Toovey was off the front and we had Cam Bayly and Brendan Canty chase him down, and then I just got to the front on the back straight and took both corners perfectly. It?s unbelievable,? he said. Earlier in the day, Queensland’s Jacob?Restall (CharterMason) claimed his first Subaru National Road Series stage.?Read stage three report here. The Subaru NRS continues with the Tour of Tasmania from September 30 – October 5. Women’s report? Gold Coast?s Ellen Skerritt (Holden Women?s Cycling) has claimed her maiden overall Tour victory, taking out the Vie13 National Capital Tour. Skerritt blitzed the opening time trial before showing her strengths on the queen stage of the three day Tour, cresting the climb to Honeysuckle in second place. The 19-year-old took out the Tour ahead of teammate and current Subaru National Road Series leader Ruth Corset while Canberra?s Alex Nicholls (Suzuki Brumby?s) finished third. ?I?ve never won a Tour before, it?s my first NRS win and I?m really happy. I?ve also moved up to second in the NRS standings so that?s a really big deal for me,? said Skerritt. Skerritt rode aggressively to secure the overall victory, claiming line honours in the final stage criterium after initiating a three-women breakaway on lap one of 40. Skerritt then attacked her breakaway companions on the bell lap to seal the win. ?It wasn?t exactly the plan to go first lap but we just happened to be in that position and it actually worked quite well,? she said. Teammate and fellow escapee Corset finished second on the stage while Canberra?s Allison Rice rounded out the podium – her third visit to the podium in four stages. ?I didn?t really expect to do so well this Tour so it was a nice surprise to see the form was there. The criterium was really hard today but I wanted to go out there and put it all on the line,? said Rice who was third in the time trial and second in stage three?s road race. Earlier in the day, 2013 criterium national champion Kimberly Wells (Specialized Securitor) took out stage three. Read stage three report here. The women’s Subaru NRS concludes?with the Tour of the Goldfields from October 17 – 19 in Ballarat. Images copyright?Fred Marzano

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2014 National Capital Tour: Women’s Stage 3 Result

Fri, 19 Sep 2014 13:00:00 +0000

2014 National Capital Tour ? Stage 3 Results / Women

Stage 3: Lake Burley Griffin Road Race

Date: Sunday, September 21 Location: Kings Ave – Parkes Way – Adelaide Ave Distance: 79.4 km Chief Commissaire: William Walker Organiser: National Capital Tour

Stage 3 Result (Provisional)

rank	no.	rider (team)	time/gap	bonus
1.	35	Kimberley WELLS (SPS)	2h03:50	8
2.	23	Allison RICE (SZB)	+0	4
3.	1	Ruth CORSET (HWC)	+0	7
4.	11	Kristy GLOVER (BSS)	+0	1
5.	21	Alexandria NICHOLLS (SZB)	+0
6.	102	Tayla EVANS	+4
7.	22	Emma VIOTTO (SZB)	+4
8.	73	Gemma ANSELL (LSB)	+4	3
9.	72	Josephine MELDGAARD (LSB)	+4
10.	62	Elizabeth DOUEAL (BNG)	+4
11.	81	Angela SMITH (KSS)	+4
12.	31	Verita STEWART (SPS)	+4
13.	71	Lucy BECHTEL (LSB)	+4
14.	83	Kirsten HOWARD (KSS)	+4
15.	93	Lynne CLARKE (CXB)	+4
16.	91	Lucy BARKER (CXB)	+4
17.	105	Danielle MCKINNIREY	+4
18.	2	Ellen SKERRITT (HWC)	+4
19.	4	Jessica PRATT (HWC)	+4
20.	34	Jasmine MCMILLAN (SPS)	+4	7
21.	3	Jenelle CROOKS (HWC)	+4
22.	104	Michelle APOSTOLOU	+4
23.	14	Jade COLLIGAN (BSS)	+4
24.	13	Carley MCKAY (BSS)	+9
25.	61	Justyna LUBKOWSKI (BNG)	+9
26.	92	Belinda CHAMBERLAIN (CXB)	+9
27.	5	Joanne TRALAGGAN (HWC)	+9
28.	43	Lisa ANTILL (BRT)	+9
29.	41	Rachel WARD (BRT)	+9
30.	82	Hollee SIMONS (KSS)	+9
31.	53	Jessica TOGHILL (TRH)	+9	18
32.	52	Kate PERRY (TRH)	+9
33.	24	Laura DARLINGTON (SZB)	+9
34.	45	Alice WALLETT (BRT)	+9
	63	Georgina BEECH (BNG)	+9	5
	32	Cassandra DODD (SPS)	+9
	15	Lisa KEELING (BSS)	+9
	12	Brittany LINDORES (BSS)	+9
	51	Bridie O’DONNELL (TRH)	+19	1
	44	Bethany DUNNE (BRT)	+26	1

Average speed of the winner: 38.5 km/h
Number of starters: 42

General Classification (PROVISIONAL After Stage 3)

rank	no.	rider (team)	time/gap
1.	2	Ellen SKERRITT (HWC)	6h31:05
2.	1	Ruth CORSET (HWC)	+3
3.	21	Alexandria NICHOLLS (SZB)	+1:48
4.	71	Lucy BECHTEL (LSB)	+2:45
5.	23	Allison RICE (SZB)	+2:53
6.	3	Jenelle CROOKS (HWC)	+3:11
7.	11	Kristy GLOVER (BSS)	+3:56
8.	93	Lynne CLARKE (CXB)	+4:26
9.	31	Verita STEWART (SPS)	+5:23
10.	52	Kate PERRY (TRH)	+5:27

National Zoo & Aquarium Sprint Classification (PROVISIONAL After Stage 3)

1.	53	Jessica TOGHILL (TRH)	21	pt
2.	1	Ruth CORSET (HWC)	18
3.	35	Kimberley WELLS (SPS)	8
4.	34	Jasmine MCMILLAN (SPS)	7
5.	73	Gemma ANSELL (LSB)	6
6.	63	Georgina BEECH (BNG)	5
7.	31	Verita STEWART (SPS)	4
8.	2	Ellen SKERRITT (HWC)	3
9.	23	Allison RICE (SZB)	3
10.	21	Alexandria NICHOLLS (SZB)	2

Intermediate Sprints

Yarramundi Reach Lap 1

1.	73	Gemma ANSELL (LSB)	3	pt
2.	1	Ruth CORSET (HWC)	2
3.	44	Bethany DUNNE (BRT)	1

Federation Mall Lap 1

1.	53	Jessica TOGHILL (TRH)	3	pt
2.	35	Kimberley WELLS (SPS)	2
3.	1	Ruth CORSET (HWC)	1

Yarramundi Reach Lap 2

1.	53	Jessica TOGHILL (TRH)	3	pt
2.	63	Georgina BEECH (BNG)	2
3.	34	Jasmine MCMILLAN (SPS)	1

Federation Mall Lap 2

1.	53	Jessica TOGHILL (TRH)	3	pt
2.	34	Jasmine MCMILLAN (SPS)	2
3.	63	Georgina BEECH (BNG)	1

Yarramundi Reach Lap 3

1.	53	Jessica TOGHILL (TRH)	3	pt
2.	34	Jasmine MCMILLAN (SPS)	2
3.	63	Georgina BEECH (BNG)	1

Federation Mall Lap 3

1.	53	Jessica TOGHILL (TRH)	3	pt
2.	34	Jasmine MCMILLAN (SPS)	2
3.	63	Georgina BEECH (BNG)	1

Yarramundi Reach Lap 4

1.	53	Jessica TOGHILL (TRH)	3	pt
2.	1	Ruth CORSET (HWC)	2
3.	51	Bridie O’DONNELL (TRH)	1

Federation Mall Lap 4 (Stage Finish)

1.	35	Kimberley WELLS (SPS)	5	pt
2.	23	Allison RICE (SZB)	3
3.	1	Ruth CORSET (HWC)	2
4.	11	Kristy GLOVER (BSS)	1

Siren Bar & Restaurant Mountains Classification (PROVISIONAL After Stage 3)

1.	1	Ruth CORSET (HWC)	18	pt
2.	71	Lucy BECHTEL (LSB)	9
3.	2	Ellen SKERRITT (HWC)	8
4.	21	Alexandria NICHOLLS (SZB)	4
5.	31	Verita STEWART (SPS)	2

Tiffen & Co Young Rider Classification (PROVISIONAL After Stage 3)

rank	no.	rider (team)	time/gap
1.	2	Ellen SKERRITT (HWC)	6h31:05
2.	21	Alexandria NICHOLLS (SZB)	+1:48
3.	23	Allison RICE (SZB)	+2:53
4.	3	Jenelle CROOKS (HWC)	+3:11
5.	102	Tayla EVANS	+7:05
6.	4	Jessica PRATT (HWC)	+12:48
7.	81	Angela SMITH (KSS)	+24:39
8.	14	Jade COLLIGAN (BSS)	+28:43
9.	105	Danielle MCKINNIREY	+31:15
10.	82	Hollee SIMONS (KSS)	+36:19

Stage Awards

Stage Aggressor

Teams Stage Result (Standings)

rank	team	time/gap
1.	Suzuki Brumby’s (SZB)	6h11:34
2.	Specialized Securitor (SPS)	+4
3.	Holden Women’s Cycling Team (HWC)	+4
4.	Lennock Skoda Boss (LSB)	+8
5.	Bicycle Superstore (BSS)	+9
6.	Kenny Spring Solicitors Cycling Team (KSS)	+13
7.	COX Blackshaw (CXB)	+13
8.	BikeBug-NextGen Racing (BNG)	+18
9.	Boss Racing Team (BRT)	+23
10.	Total Rush Hyster (TRH)	+33

Teams General Classification (PROVISIONAL After Stage 3)

rank	team	time/gap
1.	Holden Women’s Cycling Team (HWC)	19h37:06
2.	Suzuki Brumby’s (SZB)	+6:51
3.	COX Blackshaw (CXB)	+10:36
4.	Bicycle Superstore (BSS)	+12:34
5.	Boss Racing Team (BRT)	+17:44
6.	Total Rush Hyster (TRH)	+18:34
7.	Specialized Securitor (SPS)	+19:40
8.	Lennock Skoda Boss (LSB)	+25:54
9.	BikeBug-NextGen Racing (BNG)	+35:41
10.	Kenny Spring Solicitors Cycling Team (KSS)	+1h08:01

NRS Teams Aggregate (Standings)

1.	Holden Women’s Cycling Team (HWC)	91	pt
2.	Bicycle Superstore (BSS)	86
3.	Suzuki Brumby’s (SZB)	84
4.	Specialized Securitor (SPS)	66
5.	Boss Racing Team (BRT)	38
6.	Jayco/Apollo VIS Women’s Road Team (VIS)	34
7.	Total Rush Hyster (TRH)	27
8.	Arbitrage Racing Women’s Cycling Team (ARW)	19
9.	BikeBug-NextGen Racing (BNG)	17
10.	Building Champions Squad (BCS)	11
11.	SASI Cycling Team (SAS)	10
12.	Liv/giant-Shimano (LGS)	9
13.	Nicheliving Hall Women’s Racing Team (HLW)	2

NRS Aggregate (Standings)

1.	Ruth CORSET (HWC)	60	pt
2.	Lizzie WILLIAMS (SPS)	37
3.	Tessa FABRY (VIS)	35
4.	Rebecca WIASAK (SZB)	31
5.	Kendelle HODGES (VIS)	29
6.	Ellen SKERRITT (HWC)	29
7.	Ashlee ANKUDINOFF (SPS)	21
8.	Jenelle CROOKS (HWC)	21
9.	Rebecca HEATH (BSS)	21
10.	Alexandria NICHOLLS (SZB)	19
11.	Kristy GLOVER (BSS)	16
12.	Felicity WARDLAW (BSS)	15
13.	Anna-Leeza HULL	11
14.	Alexandra MANLY	11
15.	Bridie O’DONNELL (TRH)	11

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2014 National Capital Tour: Men’s Stage 2 Results

Fri, 19 Sep 2014 13:00:00 +0000

2014 National Capital Tour – Men Stage 2: National Museum to Honeysuckle

Stage 2 Result

Provisional

			Time/Gap	Bonus
1.	5	Ben Dyball (ART)	3h08:03	9
2.	8	Matthew Clark (ART)	+32	6
3.	11	Timothy ROE (BFL)	+32	3
4.	2	Joseph Cooper (ART)	+34	1
5.	44	Patrick Bevin (STR)	+34
6.	181	Josh Berry (CRT)	+36
7.	22	Keagan Girdlestone (CHM)	+36
8.	51	Rhys Gillett (AWS)	+36
9.	171	Cameron PETERSON (PST)	+36
10.	4	Mitchell Lovelock-Fay (ART)	+36
11.	26	Nicholas Katsonis (CHM)	+36
12.	34	Mitchell Cooper (SGR)	+42
13.	3	Mark O’BRIEN (ART)	+42
14.	216	Russell VAN HOUT (LTV)	+42	11
15.	43	Brendan Canty (STR)	+42
16.	41	Cameron Bayly (STR)	+42
17.	57	Michael Crosbie (AWS)	+57
18.	14	Marc Williams (BFL)	+1:03
19.	25	Jacob Restall (CHM)	+1:31
20.	7	Mark TUPALSKI (ART)	+1:41
21.	55	Nathan Elliott (AWS)	+1:43
22.	133	Jay Dutton (SKO)	+2:05
23.	186	Scott BRADBURN (CRT)	+2:08
24.	161	Logan GRIFFIN (PIC)	+2:10
25.	152	Josh ALDRIDGE (SLB)	+2:12
26.	21	Raphael FREINSTEIN (CHM)	+2:12
27.	141	Justin Gassner (SWC)	+2:12
28.	147	Alex WEST (SWC)	+2:12
29.	111	Alistair Crameri (PVT)	+2:12
30.	124	Callum Scotson (SAS)	+2:12
31.	142	Chris Harper (SWC)	+2:12
32.	241	Jayden Copp	+2:29
33.	132	Jordan Davies (SKO)	+2:32
34.	54	Shaun O’CALLAGHAN (AWS)	+2:45
35.	92	Ben Comfort (TSD)	+2:47
36.	62	David Melville (DSR)	+2:47
37.	98	Todd Buschkuehl (TSD)	+2:47
38.	231	Peter MILOSTIC	+2:47
39.	151	Adam BULL (SLB)	+2:47
40.	33	Jonathan BOLTON (SGR)	+2:57	2
41.	134	Harrison WILES (SKO)	+2:57
42.	101	Tamas ALLENBY (SUV)	+3:04
43.	83	Harrison CARTER (SND)	+3:18
44.	182	Declan Baker (CRT)	+3:18
45.	52	Jeremy Cameron (AWS)	+3:18
46.	75	Mark CRAWFORD (GPM)	+3:18
47.	17	Samuel Horgan (BFL)	+3:20
48.	58	James Rendall (AWS)	+3:23
49.	113	Fergus Sully (PVT)	+3:26
50.	158	Paul EDELSTEIN (SLB)	+3:41
51.	157	Saxon Irvine (SLB)	+3:41
52.	102	Alex Nazarewicz (SUV)	+3:45
53.	104	Tristan Cardew (SUV)	+3:45
54.	222	Matthew RIZZUTO (TFN)	+3:58
55.	187	Andrew ARUNDELL (CRT)	+4:00
56.	123	Miles Scotson (SAS)	+4:07
57.	162	Samuel Hill (PIC)	+4:11
58.	212	Tristan JONES (LTV)	+4:11
59.	215	Christopher LUXTON (LTV)	+4:16
60.	191	Craig Evers (PNX)	+4:16
61.	108	Rob WEBB (SUV)	+4:16
62.	103	Samuel BURSTON (SUV)	+4:16
63.	154	Daniel MOLYNEUX (SLB)	+4:19
64.	218	Oliver ANDERSON (LTV)	+4:25
65.	172	Kane Macri (PST)	+4:25
66.	36	Ben O’CONNOR (SGR)	+4:28
67.	65	Kyle Bridgwood (DSR)	+4:51
68.	61	James Szollosi (DSR)	+4:51
69.	32	Andrew WILLIAMS (SGR)	+5:03
70.	105	Aden REYNOLDS (SUV)	+5:04
71.	192	David Parker (PNX)	+5:06
72.	74	Edward White (GPM)	+5:11
73.	131	Benjamin HARVEY (SKO)	+5:33
74.	81	Ayden Toovey (SND)	+5:44
75.	6	Taylor Gunman (ART)	+5:49	4
76.	64	Adam Allen (DSR)	+5:49
77.	37	Timothy SELLAR (SGR)	+5:49
78.	16	Michael Vink (BFL)	+5:51
79.	194	Nathan Booth (PNX)	+5:51
80.	91	Nick Miller (TSD)	+6:01
81.	117	Angus Morton (PVT)	+6:08
82.	122	Tom Kaesler (SAS)	+6:16
83.	114	Edward BISSAKER (PVT)	+6:31
84.	173	Michael Jaeger (PST)	+6:31
85.	84	Jordan Payne (SND)	+6:32
86.	85	Samuel JENNER (SND)	+6:32
87.	214	Karl Evans (LTV)	+6:35
88.	225	Michael TOLHURST (TFN)	+6:39
89.	71	Ryan Thomas (GPM)	+6:50
90.	45	Eric Sheppard (STR)	+6:55
91.	12	Jesse Kerrison (BFL)	+7:06
92.	138	Jack McCulloch (SKO)	+7:06
93.	97	Sean Whitfield (TSD)	+7:06
94.	23	Joshua Taylor (CHM)	+7:09
95.	137	William ANDERSSON (SKO)	+7:11
96.	144	Lachlan GLASSPOOL (SWC)	+7:15
97.	53	Darcy Woolley (AWS)	+7:37
98.	224	Jeremy ROSS (TFN)	+7:37
99.	1	Brenton Jones (ART)	+7:37
100.	94	Scott Sunderland (TSD)	+7:37
101.	42	Alistair Donohoe (STR)	+8:28
102.	56	Patrick Lane (AWS)	+8:28
103.	72	Chris Jory (GPM)	+8:28
104.	156	Keegan Aitchison (SLB)	+8:28
105.	118	Jason LEA (PVT)	+8:28
106.	248	Ivan Michelin-Beard	+8:28
107.	232	Mark JAMESION	+8:28
108.	15	Michael Cupitt (BFL)	+8:28
109.	18	Jacob KAUFFMANN (BFL)	+8:28
110.	195	Samuel MOORBY (PNX)	+8:28
111.	13	Joshua Prete (BFL)	+8:28
112.	115	Stuart Grimsey (PVT)	+8:28
113.	183	Matthew SLEE (CRT)	+8:28
114.	213	Cameron SPEARS (LTV)	+9:15
115.	185	Kris Johnston (CRT)	+9:15
116.	27	Jake Magee (CHM)	+9:15
117.	46	Stuart Shaw (STR)	+9:15
118.	96	Leslie MASTERS (TSD)	+10:03
119.	164	Ben MARSHALL (PIC)	+10:29
120.	66	Elliot Kippen (DSR)	+10:53
121.	47	James Hepburn (STR)	+10:53	7
122.	145	George ROBERTS (SWC)	+11:10
123.	95	Samuel VOLKERS (TSD)	+11:13
124.	155	Darcy ELLERM-NORTON (SLB)	+11:17
125.	163	Matthew Warner-Smith (PIC)	+11:17
126.	24	Morgan Smith (CHM)	+12:13
127.	93	Mitchell MULHERN (TSD)	+12:13
128.	121	Alexander EDMONDSON (SAS)	+12:13
129.	211	Russell Gill (LTV)	+12:13
130.	73	Samuel Wood (GPM)	+12:13
131.	206	Robert CATER (DHR)	+12:13
132.	76	Alastair Loutit (GPM)	+12:13
133.	136	Luke CRIDLAND (SKO)	+12:13
134.	146	Hamish TYNAN (SWC)	+13:42
135.	198	Paddy CORCORAN (PNX)	+14:02
136.	48	Jack BELL (STR)	+16:03
137.	63	Ben Carman (DSR)	+17:08
138.	193	Simon Dwyer (PNX)	+20:11
139.	107	Brad Hannaford (SUV)	+20:11
140.	243	Karl MICHELIN-BEARD	+20:11
141.	204	Ondrej SLEZAK (DHR)	+31:06

dnf	106	Tom Petty (SUV)
dnf	143	Leo Simmonds (SWC)
dnf	201	James BERNARD (DHR)
dnf	217	Lachlan Ambrose (LTV)

Average speed of the winner: 38.1 km/h
Number of starters: 147
Riders abandoning the race: 4

General Classification

PROVISIONAL After Stage 2

			Time/Gap
1.	44	Patrick Bevin (STR)	3h30:11
2.	5	Ben Dyball (ART)	+12
3.	2	Joseph Cooper (ART)	+14
4.	4	Mitchell Lovelock-Fay (ART)	+35
5.	11	Timothy ROE (BFL)	+47
6.	216	Russell VAN HOUT (LTV)	+1:10
7.	22	Keagan Girdlestone (CHM)	+1:16
8.	26	Nicholas Katsonis (CHM)	+1:27
9.	171	Cameron PETERSON (PST)	+1:28
10.	41	Cameron Bayly (STR)	+1:31

National Zoo & Aquarium Sprint Classification

PROVISIONAL After Stage 2

1.	24	Morgan Smith (CHM)	6	pt
2.	5	Ben Dyball (ART)	5
3.	33	Jonathan BOLTON (SGR)	4
4.	47	James Hepburn (STR)	3
5.	8	Matthew Clark (ART)	3
6.	11	Timothy ROE (BFL)	2
7.	6	Taylor Gunman (ART)	2
8.	206	Robert CATER (DHR)	2
9.	2	Joseph Cooper (ART)	1
10.	73	Samuel Wood (GPM)	1

Intermediate Sprints

Yarramundi Reach

1.	24	Morgan Smith (CHM)	3	pt
2.	206	Robert CATER (DHR)	2
3.	73	Samuel Wood (GPM)	1

Riverview #1

1.	47	James Hepburn (STR)	3	pt
2.	24	Morgan Smith (CHM)	2
3.	33	Jonathan BOLTON (SGR)	1

Riverview #2

1.	33	Jonathan BOLTON (SGR)	3	pt
2.	6	Taylor Gunman (ART)	2
3.	24	Morgan Smith (CHM)	1

Honeysuckle (Stage Finish)

1.	5	Ben Dyball (ART)	5	pt
2.	8	Matthew Clark (ART)	3
3.	11	Timothy ROE (BFL)	2
4.	2	Joseph Cooper (ART)	1

Siren Bar & Restaurant Mountains Classification

PROVISIONAL After Stage 2

1.	216	Russell VAN HOUT (LTV)	12	pt
2.	5	Ben Dyball (ART)	7
3.	47	James Hepburn (STR)	7
4.	8	Matthew Clark (ART)	5
5.	6	Taylor Gunman (ART)	5
6.	11	Timothy ROE (BFL)	3
7.	2	Joseph Cooper (ART)	1
8.	33	Jonathan BOLTON (SGR)	1

Hill Climbs

Dairy Farmers Hill CAT5

1.	216	Russell VAN HOUT (LTV)			2	pt
2.	47	James Hepburn (STR)			1

Mount McDonald CAT3

1.	216	Russell VAN HOUT (LTV)	5	pt
2.	47	James Hepburn (STR)	3
3.	6	Taylor Gunman (ART)	2

Three Sisters CAT4

1.	47	James Hepburn (STR)	3	pt
2.	216	Russell VAN HOUT (LTV)	2
3.	6	Taylor Gunman (ART)	1

Pearce’s Creek CAT4

1.	216	Russell VAN HOUT (LTV)	3	pt
2.	6	Taylor Gunman (ART)	2
3.	33	Jonathan BOLTON (SGR)	1

Honeysuckle CAT2 (Stage Finish)

1.	5	Ben Dyball (ART)	7	pt
2.	8	Matthew Clark (ART)	5
3.	11	Timothy ROE (BFL)	3
4.	2	Joseph Cooper (ART)	1

Tiffen & Co Young Rider Classification

PROVISIONAL After Stage 2

			Time/Gap
1.	22	Keagan Girdlestone (CHM)	3h31:27
2.	26	Nicholas Katsonis (CHM)	+11
3.	25	Jacob Restall (CHM)	+1:22
4.	142	Chris Harper (SWC)	+1:35
5.	124	Callum Scotson (SAS)	+1:58
6.	141	Justin Gassner (SWC)	+2:33
7.	161	Logan GRIFFIN (PIC)	+2:43
8.	123	Miles Scotson (SAS)	+2:52
9.	147	Alex WEST (SWC)	+3:14
10.	151	Adam BULL (SLB)	+3:17

Stage Awards

Stage Aggressor

Patrick Lane (AWS)

Teams Stage Result

Standings

				Time/Gap
1.	ART	Avanti Racing Team	(5, 8, 2)	9h25:15
2.	STR	health.com.au-search2retain Cycling Team	(44, 43, 41)	+52
3.	CHM	CharterMason Giant Racing	(22, 26, 25)	+1:37
4.	AWS	African Wildlife Safaris Cycling Team	(51, 57, 55)	+2:10
5.	BFL	Team Budget Forklifts	(11, 14, 17)	+3:49
6.	CRT	Cellarbrations Racing Team	(181, 186, 182)	+4:56
7.	SWC	Swiss Wellness Cycling Team	(141, 147, 142)	+5:30
8.	SKO	St. George Merida	(133, 132, 134)	+6:28
9.	SGR	Satalyst Giant Racing Team	(34, 33, 36)	+7:01
10.	SLB	Subaru Albion NRS Development Team	(152, 151, 158)	+7:34
11.	LTV	Team Lightsview	(216, 212, 215)	+8:03
12.	SUV	SUVelo Racing	(101, 102, 104)	+9:28
13.	PST	Peloton Sports/Turramurra Cyclery Racing	(171, 172, 173)	+10:26
14.	TSD	Team Scody Downunder	(92, 98, 91)	+10:29
15.	PVT	Pat’s Veg-Thereabouts Racing Team	(111, 113, 117)	+10:40
16.	DSR	Data#3 Symantec Racing Team	(62, 65, 61)	+11:23
17.	SAS	SASI Cycling Team	(124, 123, 122)	+11:29
18.	PNX	Phoenix Cycling Collective	(191, 192, 194)	+14:07
19.	GPM	GPM Stulz	(75, 74, 71)	+14:13
20.	SND	Subaru NSWIS Development Team	(83, 81, 84)	+14:28
21.	PIC	Paradice Investment Cycling Team	(161, 162, 164)	+15:44
22.	TFN	Tiffen Cycling Team	(222, 225, 224)	+17:08

Teams General Classification

PROVISIONAL After Stage 2

			Time/Gap
1.	ART	Avanti Racing Team	10h31:40
2.	STR	health.com.au-search2retain Cycling Team	+1:40
3.	CHM	CharterMason Giant Racing	+3:59
4.	AWS	African Wildlife Safaris Cycling Team	+4:57
5.	BFL	Team Budget Forklifts	+5:10
6.	CRT	Cellarbrations Racing Team	+9:28
7.	SWC	Swiss Wellness Cycling Team	+9:53
8.	SKO	St. George Merida	+10:46
9.	SGR	Satalyst Giant Racing Team	+11:10
10.	LTV	Team Lightsview	+12:22
11.	SAS	SASI Cycling Team	+12:59
12.	SLB	Subaru Albion NRS Development Team	+13:28
13.	PVT	Pat’s Veg-Thereabouts Racing Team	+15:34
14.	SUV	SUVelo Racing	+15:45
15.	TSD	Team Scody Downunder	+16:25
16.	DSR	Data#3 Symantec Racing Team	+16:44
17.	PST	Peloton Sports/Turramurra Cyclery Racing	+16:45
18.	PNX	Phoenix Cycling Collective	+20:08
19.	SND	Subaru NSWIS Development Team	+20:30
20.	GPM	GPM Stulz	+21:32
21.	PIC	Paradice Investment Cycling Team	+22:14
22.	TFN	Tiffen Cycling Team	+24:40

NRS Teams Aggregate

Standings

1.	ART	Avanti Racing Team	175	pt
2.	BFL	Team Budget Forklifts	114
3.	CHM	CharterMason Giant Racing	86
4.	STR	health.com.au-search2retain Cycling Team	79
5.	SGR	Satalyst Giant Racing Team	74
6.	AWS	African Wildlife Safaris Cycling Team	62
7.	WCV	Wormall Civil CCS	50
8.	DPC	Drapac Professional Cycling	27
9.	DSR	Data#3 Symantec Racing Team	16
10.	VIS	Jayco/John West/VIS	16
11.	GPM	GPM Sultz	16
12.	SND	Subaru NSWIS Development Team	13
13.	TSD	Team Scody Downunder	13
14.	SUV	SUVelo Racing	10
15.	DCM	Bianchi DCM Arbitrage	9
16.	PVT	Pat’s Veg-Thereabouts Racing Team	9
17.	SAS	SASI Cycling Team	8
18.	PGN	Team Polygon Australia	7
19.	SKO	St. George Merida	7
20.	SWC	Swiss Wellness Cycling Team	6
21.	SEI	Team Seight	5
22.	SLB	Subaru Albion NRS Development Team	5
23.	PIC	Paradice Investment Cycling Team	5
24.	CRT	Cellarbrations Racing Team	4
25.	ANP	Anchor Point South Coast Cycling Team	3
26.	PNX	Phoenix Cycling Collective	3
27.	PST	Peloton Sports/Turramurra Cyclery Racing	2
28.	CCW	Croydon Cycleworks/Pick-a-Part	2
29.	DHR	DH Racing	2
30.	TDA	Team Direct Asia	1
31.	RKG	Racing Kangaroos	1
32.	GDT	GDT Racing	1
32.	HCT	Hall Cycle Training	1
32.	MCJ	Team NeilPryde-Mens Club in Japan	1
32.	TSN	Total Sports NeilPryde Team	1

NRS Aggregate

Standings

1.	1	Brenton Jones (ART)	56	pt
2.	2	Joseph Cooper (ART)	54
3.	11	Timothy ROE (BFL)	50
4.	12	Jesse Kerrison (BFL)	49
5.	21	Raphael FREINSTEIN (CHM)	40
6.		Jack Haig (ART)	34
7.	3	Mark O’BRIEN (ART)	22
8.	4	Mitchell Lovelock-Fay (ART)	19
9.		Brodie Talbot (BFL)	18
10.	22	Keagan Girdlestone (CHM)	17
11.		Neil Van Der Ploeg (ART)	17
12.		Patrick Shaw (SGR)	16
13.	41	Cameron Bayly (STR)	14
14.		Scott Law (ART)	14
15.		Wesley SULZBERGER (DPC)	13

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