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2009 Stage 1 Live Text Commentary Home » Live Commentary and Results » Stage 1 Home 2009 Stage 1 Live Text Commentary Tour Teams Stage Date: 2 Nov 2009 8.3 km | Start at 09:00 | Finish 12:00 (approx) | | Teams Time Trial (2 circuits of Queens Park) | Tour Riders Please note: The content and frequency of updates on this LIVE TEXT COMMENTARY service is dependent on the information provided on the race radio channel, the quality of the Cellular Coverage and the atmospheric conditions. As we are passing through many rural areas in a time of the Tour Updates year when the weather can be changeable, there may be long periods of time when it is not possible to update the web site. In bad weather or on a stage with a lot of activity, radio priority is give to the safety of the riders and sometimes updates on the race are not possible. Course Information Stage 1 Sponsor: Massage Therapy Centre Race Manual and Booklet 11:35:30 2 Marc RYAN [CLP] is in the PowerNet Tour leader in the Yellow jersey. Classification Info Commentary and Results Refresh 1 Hayden ROULSTON [CLP] is wearing the Green jersey of the Harcourts Sprint Ace. Entry Form 3 Jesse SERGENT [CLP] is the Under 23 leader with the PSIS Pink jersey. Tour Gallery 7 Hayden GODFREY [SWA] is the leader in the Red and White Polka Dot jersey of the Tales on Tour Hydraulink King of the Mountains (KOM). 11:27:03 UNOFFICIAL Tour Media Officials Refresh Colour Plus post a time of 10:10 to win stage 1 of the 2009 PowerNet Tour of Southland. Schools Marc Ryan will wear the yellow jersey this afternoon for stage 2 from Invercargill to Bluff Sponsors 11:22:17 As the winds drop and the sun reappears, the one lap split for Colour Plus was 5:11, compared with 5:12 for Subway Avanti. Tour Links Refresh Past Tours 11:17:06 The update leaderboard with one team to go is History Refresh 10:22 SWA - Subway Avanti Contacts 10:25 BPC - Bissell Pro Cycling Team 10:27 ZCS - Zookeepers Cycle Surgery Sitemap 10:44 KMS - KIA Motors 10:46 STR - Share The Road 10:50 CST - Calder Stewart 10:50 TPT - Praties Cycling 10:51 BMH - Benchmark Homes 10:52 APH - Ascot Park Hotel 10:55 BCV - Bici Vida 10:55 CBS - cyclingnzshop.com-Bio Sport 11:00 STT - The Southland Times 11:01 CRS - Creation Signs 11:01 JPM - Jackson Plumbing 11:02 PNT - PowerNet 11:02 PMK - Placemakers 11:10 TEP - Team Enterprise 11:14 EGS - Energy Smart 11:15 SIT - SIT ZERO FEES 11:18 NMS - NOW MS Society 11:18 TTT - Team Titans 11:22 WMP - Wintons Middle Pub 11:27 SMP - Sycamore Print 11:34 SWH - South West Helicopters 11:15:59 Latest times provided were 10:50 CST - Calder Stewart Refresh 10:25 BPC - Bissell Pro Cycling Team 10:22 SWA - Subway Avanti Subway Avanti go into the lead with only Colour Plus to go. Hayden Godfrey was first over the line, so he will wear the PowerNet Yellow Jersey this afternoon. Bissell Pro Cycling Team moved into second 3 seconds adrift from Subway Avanti. 11:09:47 SWA - Subway Avanti just clocked a 5:12 for the first lap. Zookeepers Cycle Surgery had posted a 5:14 when they did their 10:27. Refresh Bissell Pro Cycling posted a 5:19 fo their first lap. 11:01:43 The final four teams are Refresh CST - Calder Stewart 16 Mark LANGLANDS [CST] 17 Ben KING [CST] 18 Brad HALL [CST] 19 Paul ODLIN [CST] 20 Douglas REPACHOLI [CST] BPC - Bissell Pro Cycling Team 11 Jeremy VENNELL [BPC] 12 Peter LATHAM [BPC] 13 Ben JACQUES-MAYNES [BPC] 14 Omer KEM [BPC] 15 Cody O''REILLY [BPC] SWA - Subway Avanti 6 Gordon McCAULEY [SWA] 7 Hayden GODFREY [SWA] 8 Eric DROWER [SWA] 9 Joseph COOPER [SWA] 10 Joshua ENGLAND [SWA] CLP - Colour Plus 1 Hayden ROULSTON [CLP] 2 Marc RYAN [CLP] 3 Jesse SERGENT [CLP] 4 Logan HUTCHINGS [CLP] 5 Reon PARK [CLP 11:00:16 Updated Provisional Leaderboard Refresh 10:27 ZCS - Zookeepers Cycle Surgery 10:44 KMS - KIA Motors 10:46 STR - Share The Road 10:50 TPT - Praties Cycling 10:51 BMH - Benchmark Homes 10:52 APH - Ascot Park Hotel 10:55 BCV - Bici Vida 10:55 CBS - cyclingnzshop.com-Bio Sport 11:00 STT - The Southland Times 11:01 CRS - Creation Signs 11:01 JPM - Jackson Plumbing 11:02 PNT - PowerNet 11:02 PMK - Placemakers 11:10 TEP - Team Enterprise 11:14 EGS - Energy Smart 11:15 SIT - SIT ZERO FEES 11:18 NMS - NOW MS Society 11:18 TTT - Team Titans 11:22 WMP - Wintons Middle Pub 11:27 SMP - Sycamore Print 11:34 SWH - South West Helicopters Four more teams to go. 10:59:03 10:44 KMS - KIA Motors 10:27 ZCS - Zookeepers Cycle Surgery Refresh 10:55 CBS - cyclingnzshop.com-Bio Sport Zookeepers Cycle Surgery take the lead with a time of 10:27, with KIA Motors currently in 2nd place. 10:53:27 ZCS - Zookeepers Cycle Surgery just powered through with a time of 5:14 for the first lap, some 9 seconds faster than Share The Road. Refresh 10:50:12 The update PROVISIONAL Leaderboard is now Refresh 10:46 STR - Share The Road 10:50 TPT - Praties Cycling 10:51 BMH - Benchmark Homes 10:52 APH - Ascot Park Hotel 10:55 BCV - Bici Vida 11:00 STT - The Southland Times 11:01 CRS - Creation Signs 11:01 JPM - Jackson Plumbing 11:02 PNT - PowerNet 11:02 PMK - Placemakers 11:10 TEP - Team Enterprise 11:14 EGS - Energy Smart 11:15 SIT - SIT ZERO FEES 11:18 NMS - NOW MS Society 11:18 TTT - Team Titans Web Design by Flatout © 2009 11:22 WMP - Wintons Middle Pub Tour of 11:27 SMP - Sycamore Print Southland. 11:34 SWH - South West Helicopters 10:49:12 The next three teams are KMS - KIA Motors Refresh 31 Robin REID [KMS] 32 Justin KERR [KMS] 33 Karl MOORE [KMS] 34 Shem ROGER [KMS] 35 George BENNETT [KMS] ZCS - Zookeepers Cycle Surgery 26 Heath BLACKGROVE [ZCS] 27 Sam BEWLEY [ZCS] 28 Westley GOUGH [ZCS] 29 Glen CHADWICK [ZCS] 30 Hamish BOND [ZCS] CBS - cyclingnzshop.com-Bio Sport 21 Floyd LANDIS [CBS] 22 Nico de JONG [CBS] 23 Nick LOVEGROVE [CBS] 24 Jeremy MEECH [CBS] 25 Jamie WHYTE [CBS] 10:49:07 These are the latest set of times 11:18 TTT - Team Titans Refresh 10:50 TPT - Praties Cycling 11:18 NMS - NOW MS Society 10:30:17 The latest PROVISIONAL Leaderboard is as follows: Refresh 10:46 STR - Share The Road 10:51 BMH - Benchmark Homes 10:52 APH - Ascot Park Hotel 10:55 BCV - Bici Vida 11:00 STT - The Southland Times 11:01 CRS - Creation Signs 11:01 JPM - Jackson Plumbing 11:02 PNT - PowerNet 11:02 PMK - Placemakers 11:10 TEP - Team Enterprise 11:14 EGS - Energy Smart 11:15 SIT - SIT ZERO FEES 11:22 WMP - Wintons Middle Pub 11:27 SMP - Sycamore Print 11:34 SWH - South West Helicopters 10:26:39 Next out we have TTT - Team Titans Refresh 46 Samuel WHITMITZ [TTT] 47 James IBRAHIM [TTT] 48 Latham CROFT [TTT] 49 Oliver HARDING- SHEATH [TTT] 50 Brent DAWBER [TTT] TPT - Praties Cycling 41 Kyle MARWOOD [TPT] 42 Jason RIGG [TPT] 43 Dylan NEWELL [TPT] 44 Joshua CHUGG [TPT] 45 Nathan EARL [TPT] NMS - NOW MS Society 36 Tyler LOCKE [NMS] 37 Eric BENNETT [NMS] 38 Sergio HERNANDEZ [NMS] 39 Nicholas MARTINEZ [NMS] 40 Corey FARRELL [NMS] It has just started to rain (horizontally) so the last few teams will find the going much tougher. 10:23:50 The next teams out are TEP - Team Enterprise Refresh 61 Jeremy YATES [TEP] 62 Michael TORCKLER [TEP] 63 William ALEXANDER [TEP] 64 Alasdair DEMPSEY [TEP] 65 Josh BROWN [TEP] CRS - Creation Signs 56 Blair MARTIN [CRS] 57 David EVANS [CRS] 58 Alex MALONE [CRS] 59 David TREACEY [CRS] 60 Hayden KEGG [CRS] BMH - Benchmark Homes 51 Daniel BARRY [BMH] 52 James EARLY [BMH] 53 James McCOY [BMH] 54 Leon HEXTALL [BMH] 55 Matt SILLARS [BMH] The winds has really picked up and it will be particularly tough for the riders on the road down to Bluff this afternoon if it stays like this. 10:20:09 The last three provisional times provided were: Refresh 11:02 PNT - PowerNet 10:52 APH - Ascot Park Hotel 10:46 STR - Share The Road Share The Road post the fastest time to date, 6 seconds in front of Ascot Park Hotel. 10:07:05 On the course now are : Refresh STR - Share The Road 76 Karl MURRAY [STR] 77 Matt GILBERT [STR] 78 Ryan WILLS [STR] 79 Romain FONDARD [STR] 80 Jack BAUER [STR] APH - Ascot Park Hotel 71 Aaron STRONG [APH] 72 Wade MANGHAM [APH] 73 Mike NORTHEY [APH] 74 Brad CARTER Home | Sponsors | Course Information | [APH] 75 Patrick BEVIN [APH] Commentary and Results | Tour Teams | Classification Info | Tour Riders | Tour PNT - PowerNet Competitions | Tour Media | Schools | 66 Michael STALLARD [PNT] 67 Russell GILL [PNT] 68 Mathew GORTER [PNT] 69 Richard Race Manual and Booklet | Officials | ROLLINSON [PNT] 70 Chris MACIC [PNT] Tour Gallery | Tour Links | Past Tours | History | Contacts | Sitemap 10:03:34 After 9 teams having completed the course, the latest PROVISIONAL Leaderboard is as follows. 10:55 BCV - Bici Vida Refresh 11:00 STT - The Southland Times 11:01 JPM - Jackson Plumbing 11:02 PMK - Placemakers 11:14 EGS - Energy Smart 11:15 SIT - SIT ZERO FEES 11:22 WMP - Wintons Middle Pub 11:27 SMP - Sycamore Print 11:34 SWH - South West Helicopters 10:00:16 The following provisional time have just been provided.
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