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BMH Tour Round 2 Result 2011 Benchmark Homes Tour Orbea 4th Timaru 120 Timaru 11Orbea September 2011 Result - Men Distance 113.41km Average Speed 42.07km/h Place Race No Name Team Division Time 1 6 Thomas Hubbard Subway Pro Cycling Cat 1 U23 2:41:44 2 7 James Early Benchmark Homes Cat 1 S +00:09 3 40 Brendon Sharratt L & M Group Racing Cat 1 S ST 4 10 Hamish Schreurs Benchmark Homes Cat 1 U23 +00:11 5 3 Samuel Horgan Subway Pro Cycling Cat 1 S ST 6 17 Daniel Ellison Tasman Wheelers Cat 1 U23 ST 7 62 Tom Vessey H&J's Outdoor World Southland Cat 1 U23 +00:12 8 51 Michael Vink Thule Cat 1 U23 ST 9 13 Chris Nicholson Tasman Wheelers Cat 1 S ST 10 80 James McCoy John Bull Cat 1 U23 ST 11 58 Hamish Tomlinson H&J's Outdoor World Southland Cat 1 U23 ST 12 22 Tom Prestidge Orbea Cat 2 U23 ST 13 34 Mark Spessott Team Cycleworkz Cat 1 M ST 14 5 Nick Lovegrove Subway Pro Cycling Cat 1 S +00:13 15 20 Dylan Kennett Orbea Cat 1 U23 ST 16 1 Ian Smallman Subway Pro Cycling Cat 1 S +00:14 17 23 Tim Rush Orbea Cat 2 U23 ST 18 84 Richard Lawson Scotty Brown-Vision Systems Cat 1 U23 ST 19 73 Brodie Catterick Moa Hunters Cat 1 U23 ST 20 50 Blair Stuthridge Thule Cat 2 M ST 21 11 Tayla Harrison Benchmark Homes Cat 1 U23 +00:15 22 78 Tim Carswell John Bull Cat 1 M ST 23 63 Logan Edgar Cycling Otago Cat 1 U23 ST 24 24 Robin Reid Homestyle Test Team Cat 1 S +00:16 25 45 Tom Francis L & M Group Racing Cat 1 U23 ST 26 15 Thomas Nicholson Tasman Wheelers Cat 1 U23 ST 27 75 Jorg Engelbrecht John Bull Cat 1 S +00:19 28 33 Ben Wortelboer Warmup-Pushbikes Cat 2 U23 +00:31 29 30 Scott McDonnell Warmup-Pushbikes Cat 1 M +00:32 30 4 Jason Allen Subway Pro Cycling Cat 1 S +00:34 31 2 Paul Odlin Subway Pro Cycling Cat 1 S +00:37 32 65 Justin Stott Cycling Otago Cat 2 M +00:40 33 14 Warrick Spence Tasman Wheelers Cat 1 M +00:46 34 31 John McKenzie Warmup-Pushbikes Cat 2 M +00:57 35 74 Jeremy McKenzie Moa Hunters Cat 1 S +00:58 36 12 George Hubbard Benchmark Homes Cat 1 U23 ST 37 26 Tom Kissel Homestyle Test Team Cat 1 S +01:07 38 36 Darcy Ellerm-Norton Team Cycleworkz Cat 1 U23 +01:08 39 25 Mike Crawford Homestyle Test Team Cat 1 S +01:12 40 44 Samuel Steele L & M Group Racing Cat 1 U23 +01:20 41 52 Marc Ryan Reiker Cycles Cat 1 S ST 42 9 Andrew Williams Benchmark Homes Cat 1 S +01:21 43 77 Dave Cresswell John Bull Cat 1 S ST 44 81 Reon Nolan Scotty Brown-Vision Systems Cat 2 S +01:40 45 16 Sean Hambrook Tasman Wheelers Cat 1 U23 +03:22 46 8 Ben Robertson Benchmark Homes Cat 1 S +05:11 47 68 Andrew Connelly Cycling Otago Cat 2 M +08:07 48 46 Andrew Black Thule Cat 2 S +08:08 49 72 David Sullivan Moa Hunters Cat 1 M +08:26 50 47 Andre Chappell Thule Cat 2 M +13:19 51 49 Barry Tinkler Thule Cat 2 M ST 52 48 Michael Ferigo Thule Cat 2 M +13:20 53 42 Joe Chapman L & M Group Racing Cat 1 S +13:43 54 32 Glenn Quantock Warmup-Pushbikes Cat 2 M +18:14 55 19 Craig Domigan Orbea Cat 2 S +26:06 56 82 Scott Wilder Scotty Brown-Vision Systems Cat 1 S +26:11 57 76 Corey Hodgson John Bull Cat 1 S +26:12 58 18 Brian Grant Tasman Wheelers Cat 2 M ST 59 27 Matt Shallcrass Homestyle Test Team Cat 1 S +26:13 60 71 Ray Dunstan Moa Hunters Cat 1 M +26:16 61 83 Philip Hodder Scotty Brown-Vision Systems Cat 2 S ST 29 Jeremy Inglis Warmup-Pushbikes Cat 1 S no time 55 Andy Van der Hayden Reiker Cycles Cat 1 U23 no time 64 Glen Todd Cycling Otago Cat 1 M no time 79 Craig Thompson John Bull Cat 1 M DNF 43 Lee Evans L & M Group Racing Cat 1 U23 DNF 28 Phillip Yeo Homestyle Test Team Cat 1 S DNF 21 Chad Adair Orbea Cat 1 U23 DNF 37 Craig Savage Team Cycleworkz Cat 1 U23 DNF 38 Ben Moore Team Cycleworkz Cat 2 U23 DNF 41 James Canny L & M Group Racing Cat 1 S DNF 69 Josh Scott Moa Hunters Cat 1 S DNF 54 Reon Park Reiker Cycles Cat 1 M DNF 85 Paul Gough Team Cycleworkz Cat 1 M DNF 56 Ryan Miller Reiker Cycles Cat 2 U23 DNF 57 Hamish Presbury H&J's Outdoor World Southland Cat 1 U23 DNF 59 Pieter Bulling H&J's Outdoor World Southland Cat 1 U23 DNF 61 Matthew Zenovich H&J's Outdoor World Southland Cat 1 U23 DNF 53 Shane Archbold Reiker Cycles Cat 1 S DNF 66 Scott Thomas Cycling Otago Cat 1 U23 DQ 60 Brehan Cairns H&J's Outdoor World Southland Cat 1 U23 DQ 35 Alex McGregor Team Cycleworkz Cat 1 U23 DQ 67 Hamish Hill Cycling Otago Cat 1 S DNS 70 Tony Catterick Moa Hunters Cat 1 M DNS Result - Women Distance 113.41km Average Speed 41.72km/h Place Race No Name Team Division Time 1 217 Lauren Ellis Warmup-Pushbikes Cat 2 W 2:43:05 2 220 Corrine Smitt Cycling Otago Cat 2 W +11:59 3 214 Karen Fulton Orbea Cat 2 W +24:45 4 213 Jeannie Kuhajek Tasman Wheelers Cat 2 W ST 5 216 Aimee Burns Orbea Cat 2 W +41:51 6 215 Josie Giddens Orbea Cat 2 W +41:52 7 211 Haley Mercer Benchmark Homes Cat 2 W +41:54 8 221 Kat Jones Cycling Otago Cat 2 W +42:10 222 Donna Sibley Scotty Brown-Vision Systems Cat 2 W DNF 219 Sequoia Cooper H&J's Outdoor World Southland Cat 2 W DNF 223 Reubeyn Bisschops Team Cycleworkz Cat 2 W DNF 218 Sharlotte Lucas Warmup-Pushbikes Cat 2 W DNF 212 Mary Jo Keys Benchmark Homes Cat 2 W DNS.
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