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Previous Winners INDIVIDUAL ROAD CHAMPIONSHIPS - PREVIOUS WINNERS (NZ) YEAR DISTANCE VENUE WINNER CENTRE/CLUB TIME MEN ELITE 1934 100 Miles P.N. to Wgton F. Grose Canterbury 4.37.11 1935 100 Miles P.N. to Wgton R. Triner Auckland 4.49.02 1936 100 Miles Christchurch E. Huges Auckland 4.37.17 1937 62 Miles Auckland J. Brown Auckland 3.00.16 1938 62 Miles Wellington C. Hanson Otago 2.23.19 1939/44 No Championships held 1945 100 Miles Auckland T. Carter Wellington 4.59.24 1946 50 Miles Dunedin T. Carter Wellington 2.24.50 1947 124 Miles Wellington T. Carter Wellington 5.47.26 1948 100 Miles Awahuri A. Mobberley West Coast North Island 5.29.04 1949 62 Miles Auckland T. Carter Wellington 3.07.27 1950 100 Miles Christchurch E. Lambert Auckland 4.44.41 1951 100 Miles Matamata A. Sweeney Auckland 5.27.41 1952 100 Miles Mosgiel L. Payne West Coast North Island 5.28.08 1953 100 Miles Paremata N. Geraghty Waikato Bay of Plenty 4.42.50 1954 100 Miles Paremata L. Payne West Coast North Island 5.11.42 1955 100 Miles Mosgiel T. Lankow West Coast North Island 4.52.31 1956 100 Miles Karapiro L. Parris Auckland 5.10.29 1957 100 Miles Wairaki R. Johnstone Auckland 4.11.39 1958 100 Miles Napier L. Payne West Coast North Island 4.44.35 1959 100 Miles Auckland A. Ganderton West Coast North Island 4.44.57 1960 100 Miles Invercargill R. Peoples Wellington 4.28.00 1961 100 Miles Wairaki R. Thomson Wellington 3.54.20 1962 100 Miles New Plymouth L. Byers Auckland 4.10.22 1963 100 Miles Upper Hutt A. Ineson Southland 4.55.54 1964 100 Miles Kiwitahi G. Grey Waikato Bay of Plenty 4.28.09 1965 100 Miles Taieri T. Tabak Canterbury 4.25.00 1966 100 Miles Taradale G.Hill Southland 4.21.03 1967 100 Miles Wanganui J.Dean West Coast North Island 4.13.54 1968 100 Miles Invercargill M.Davis Southland 4.33.21 1969 100 Miles Auckland B. Biddle Auckland 4.07.24 1970 100 Miles New Plymouth N.Lyster Wellington 4.27.51 1971 120 Miles Kiwitahi V. Hanaray East Coast North Island 5.21.25 1972 120 Miles Nelson L. Cooper Wellington 5.33.12 1973 120 Miles Sefton V. Hanaray East Coast North Island 5.21.37 1974 120 Miles Palmerston North J. Ryder Canterbury 5.10.15 1975 120 Miles Dunedin P Neale Canterbury 4.58.56 1976 120 Miles Taradale B. Stockwell Canterbury 5.14.42 1976 185 Km Auckland B. Beeston Auckland 5.20.04 1977 200 Km Wanganui V. Hanaray East Coast North Island 5.31.46 1978 190 Km Tokoroa J. Swart Waikato Bay of Plenty 5.07.25 1979 189 Km Auckland J. Swart Waikato Bay of Plenty 5.22.32 1980 200 Km Wanganui R. Sumich Auckland 5.29.29 1981 190 Km Matarua J. Swart Waikato Bay of Plenty 4.55.59 1982 169 Km Upper Hutt S. Cox Waikato Bay of Plenty 4.51.52 1983 189 Km Kiwitahi E. O’Brien Auckland 4.54.30 1984 190 Km Pleasant Point J. Swart Waikato Bay of Plenty 5.09.38 1985 171 Km Nelson C. Griffin Waikato Bay of Plenty 4.29.14 1986 176 Km Hawera B. Storrie Waikato Bay of Plenty 4.20.07 1987 151 Km Porirua G. Miller Auckland 4.03.20 1988 161 Km Green Island B. Fowler Canterbury 4.47.35 1989 174 Km Auckland B. Fowler Canterbury 4.28.30 1990 173 Km Wanganui C.Connell Auckland 4.13.14 1991 163 Km Timaru C. Nicholson Canterbury 4.11.38 1992 188 Km Hamilton D. Peterkin Waikato Bay of Plenty 4.48.23 1993 180.8 Km Stratford D. Rush Auckland 4.46.13 1994 153 Km Mosgiel E. MacMaster Canterbury 3.58.00 1995 189 Km Morrinsville N. Shattock Waikato Bay of Plenty 4.47.23 1996 168 Km Upper Hutt R. Reid Auckland 4.19.58 1997 160 Km Pleasant Point G. McCauley Otago 4.16.23 1998 170 Km Auckland G. Mitchell Nelson/ Marlborough 4.17.20 1999 181 Km Mosgiel G. Mitchell Nelson/Marlborough 4.14.05 2000 176 Km Te Awamutu G. Thomson Otago 4.16.08 2001 192.5 Km Inglewood G. McCauley Independent 5.05.11 2002 195 Km Seaward Downs G. McCauley RDM Flanders 4.46.47 2003 182 Km Taradale H. Blackgrove Cycling Timaru 4.41.32 2004 175 Km Hokitika H. Blackgrove Cycling Timaru 4.19.31 2005 175 Km Ashhurst G. McCauley Counties Manakau Cycling Inc 4.15.28 2006 183 Km Palmerston H. Roulston Tinwald Cycling Club 4.49.02 2007* 156km Upper Hutt J Dean Cycling Rotorua Inc 3.49.23 2008 182km Taradale J Dean Waikato Bay of Plenty 4.51.49 2009 180km Te Awamutu G McCauley Subway-Avanti 4.19.25 2010 187km Christchurch J Bauer Wellington 4.48.02 2011 187km Christchurch H Roulston Mid South Canterbury 4.43.29 2012 182km Christchurch J Williamson* Cycling Southland 4.38.15 2013 182km Christchurch H Roulston Mid South Canterbury 4.37.18 2014 183.7km Christchurch Hayden Roulston Mid South Canterbury 4.40.39 2015 183.7 km Christchurch Joseph Cooper Avanti Racing Team 4.34.43 2016 180km Napier Jason Christie Mid South Canterbury 4.35.03 2017 162km Napier Joseph Cooper Wellington 4.14.57 2018 162km Napier Jason Christie Tasman 4.13.51 2019 159km Napier Thomas Scully* Cycling Southland 4.04.16 2020 174km Cambridge Shane Archbold Mid South Canterbury 4.14.42 2021 MEN SENIOR - CLUB CHAMPION 2007 * 182 Km Karaka J. Yates Ramblers Cycling Club 4.49.55 2008 154 Km Wanganui J. Yates Ramblers Cycling Club 4.02.59 2009 176 Km Motueka H Godfrey Subway-Avanti 4.28.51 2010 174 Km Hastings G McCauley Counties Manakau Cycling Inc 4.21.19 2011 154 Km Wanganui M Sillars Counties Manakau Cycling Inc 4.07.58 2012 174 Km Hastings S Horgan Pegasus Cycling Inc 4.27.13 2013 154 Km Queenstown G McCauley Department of Cycling 3.52.47 2014 150 km Cambridge Alex McGregor Cycling Otago 3.51.29 2015 156 km Puketapu Michael Torckler Stratford Cycling Club 3.53.38 2016 140 km Alexandra Tim Rush Cycling Timaru 3.43.57 2017 105 km Cambridge Alex Heaney Te Awamutu Sports Cycling Club 2.34.50 2018 102 km Carterton Joshua Page Ramblers Cycling Club 2.20.50 2019 105 km Pleasant Point Jake Marryatt Canterbury Time Trial Assn 2.33.09 2020 114 km Waipukurau Joel MacMillan Tasman Wheelers 2.36.47 2021 * Mens Elite & Under 23 National Championships introduced from 2007 on. MEN ELITE UNDER 23 160 Km 1997 Pleasant Point K. Murray Auckland 4.26.00 1998 170 Km Auckland K. Moore Waikato Bay of Plenty 4.30.12 1999 181 Km Mosgiel G. Westoby Otago 4.15.37 2000 176 Km Te Awamutu J. Robinson Southland 4.16.08 2001 192.5 Km Inglewood K. Moore Waikato Bay of Plenty 5.08.51 2002 195 Km Seaward Downs J. Yates Ramblers Cycling Club 4.47.40 2003 182 Km Taradale J. Yates Ramblers Cycling Club 4.43.43 2004 175 Km Hokitika P. Latham Te Awamutu Cycling Club 4.20.04 2005 175 Km Ashhurst L. Hutchings Otago 4.18.24 2006 183 Km Palmerston J. Cooper Port Nicholson Poneke Cycling Club 4.56.00 2007 156km Upper Hutt M Haydock Counties Manakau Cycling Inc 3.53.56 2008 182km Taradale T Hanover Auckland 4.58.08 2009 180km Te Awamutu J Williamson Subway-Avanti 4.20.13 2010 187km Christchurch T Finlay Bici Vida 4.48.05 2011 187km Christchurch M Vink Canterbury 4.43.59 2012 182km Christchurch M Vink (National Champ)* Team Mico-Pro Train Racing 4.38.09 2013 182km Christchurch J Oram Auckland 4.37.29 2014 183.7km Christchurch Hayden McCormick Waikato Bay of Plenty 4.46.30 2015 183.7 km Christchurch Hamish Schreurs TotalPOS Solutions Cycling Team 4.36.35 2016 180km Napier Hamish Schreurs Canterbury 4.35.20 2017 162km Napier Regan Gough East Coast North Island 4.15.15 2018 162km Napier James Fouche Auckland 4.15.32 2019 159km Napier James Fouche (National Champ)* Auckland 4.01.01 2020 174km Cambridge Finn Fisher-Black Tasman 4.17.36 2021 MEN UNDER 23 - CLUB CHAMPION 2007 * 182 Km Karaka E. Crowther Morrinsville Wheelers Cycling Club 4.50.31 2008 154 Km Wanganui J. Williamson Central Otago-Wakatipu 4.03.12 2009 176 Km Motueka S Horgan Subway-Avanti 4.28.51 2010 174 Km Hastings S Rodger Te Awamutu Cycling Club 4.21.19 2011 154 Km Wanganui M Wheatcroft Counties Manakau Cycling Inc 4.11.42 2012 174 Km Hastings S Binney Tauranga Road Cycling Club 4.28.00 2013 154.2 Km Queenstown M Zenovich Cycling Southland 3.53.04 2014 150 km Cambridge Brad Evans Cycling Otago 3.54.41 2015 156 km Puketapu Fraser Gough Ramblers Cycling Club 3.58.08 2016 140 km Alexandra Callum Gordon Gisborne Cycling Club 3.43.57 2017 105 km Cambridge Nick Reddish Hamilton City Cycling Club 2.34.50 2018 102 km Carterton Connor Brown Counties Manakau Cycling Inc 2.20.50 2019 105 km Pleasant Point Corbin Strong Cycling Southland 2.32.06 2020 114.5 km Waipukurau Bailey O'Donnell Canterbury Time Trial Assn 2.36.49 2021 * Mens Elite & Under 23 National Championships introduced from 2007 on.
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    Woollaston Estates / Tineli Tour de Vineyards 2014 Race 1 General Classification - Stage 4 Place Race No Name Club/Team Division Gap 1 67 Ryan Wills Rotorua Men - Sen 9:14:57 2 10 Daniel Barry Budget Forklifts Men - Sen +01:16 3 5 Robin Reid Scotty Browns Men - Sen +01:56 4 41 Hayden MacCormack Lotto Belisol Men - U23 +03:05 5 8 Scott Thomas L & M Group Racing Men - Sen +03:25 6 60 Thomas Hubbard Breads of Europe Men - Sen +03:43 7 50 Regan Gough CHB Cycling Men - U19 +04:08 8 66 Jack Bauer Garmin-Sharp Men - Sen +04:34 9 1 George Bennett Cannondale Men - Sen +04:35 10 64 Andy Hagan PNP Cycling Club Men - Sen +06:38 11 36 Josh Aldridge Counties Manukau Men - Sen +06:56 12 2 Jason Christie Breads of Europe Men - Sen +08:06 13 11 Daniel Molyneux Dynamo Cycling Club Men - Sen +08:45 14 61 Brodie Catterick Cuddon Cycling Marlborough Men - U23 +11:35 15 49 Sam Dobbs Taupo Men - U19 +11:50 16 35 Keagan Girdlestone Pegasus Men - U19 +12:14 17 43 Scott Mullaly Counties Manukau Men - Sen +12:42 18 29 Adam Bull Pegasus Men - U19 +12:55 19 47 Joshua Haggerty Cycling Southland Men - U23 +14:13 20 7 Grayson Napier L & M Group Racing Men - U23 +14:30 21 26 Luke Mudgway Ricoh Pro Cycling Men - U19 +14:47 22 27 Charlie Michel Ricoh Pro Cycling Men - U19 +15:01 23 58 Brad Tilby Tasman Wheelers Men - Sen +15:44 24 23 Logan Griffin Ricoh Pro Cycling Men - U23 +15:44 25 38 Jack Ford Cycling Timaru Men - U19 +16:24 26 56 Sam Friend Pegasus Men - U23 +17:07 27 4 Tim Rush Timaru Men - Sen +17:47 28 21 Luke McDermott MeoGP Racing Team Men - U23 +17:58 29 24