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Australian Championships Para and Omnium Results Australian Championships Para and Omnium Results Date: 16th December 2016 DISC Velodrome Melbourne 0900-0950 Warm Up Event 32: Qualifying Para C4 Men 4000m Pursuit - Result 1. 128 Kyle BRIDGWOOD (QLD) 4:42.169 2. 125 Patrick BEST (TAS) 5:21.110 +38.94 3. 131 Stephen KNOTT (NSW) 5:30.849 +48.68 Event 33: Final Para C2 Women 3000m Pursuit - Result 1. 107 Amanda REID (NSW) 4:24.48 Event 34: Final Para C4 Women 3000m Pursuit - Result 1. 105 Hannah MACDOUGALL (VIC) 4:14.758 Event 36: Final Para Women Tandem (Gold) 3000m Pursuit - Result 1. 110 Lindy HOU (ACT) 3:58.646 Event 37: Final Para Men Tandem (Gold) 4000m Pursuit - Result 1. 121 Kieran MURPHY (SA) 4:21.897 Event 38: Final Para C3 Women (Gold & Silver) 3000m Pursuit - Result 1. 108 Meg LEMON (SA) 4:06.171 2. 106 Simone KENNEDY (NSW) 4:17.080 +10.90 Event 39: Final Para C5 Women (Gold & Silver) 3000m Pursuit - Result 1. 113 Bronwyn DOLMAN (SA) 4:10.518 2. 109 Fatema TAJBHAI (VIC) 4:24.408 +13.89 Event 40: Final Para C1 Men (Gold & Silver) 3000m Pursuit - Result 1. 124 Darcey THOMPSON (SA) 4:10.880 2. 129 Gariel BOURIS (VIC) 5:09.74 +58.86 Event 41: Final Para C2 Men (Gold & Silver) 3000m Pursuit - Result 1. 126 Gordon ALLAN (NSW) 4:05.892 2. 123 Darren HICKS (SA) 4:10.778 +4.88 Event 42: Final Para C3 Men (Gold & Silver) 3000m Pursuit - Result 1. 127 David NICHOLAS (QLD) 3:39.573 2. 112 Mitchell BAILS (SA) 4:32.062 +52.48 Page 1 of 3 Chief Commissaire: Graeme Cure Organiser: Cycling Victoria Friday, December 16 2016 12:59:20pm Australian Championships Para and Omnium Results Date: 16th December 2016 DISC Velodrome Melbourne Event 43: Final Para C4 Men (Gold & Silver) 4000m Pursuit - Result 1. 128 Kyle BRIDGWOOD (QLD) 1:03.40 2. 125 Patrick BEST (TAS) 5:23.581 +4:20.18 Event 44: Qualifying Para Women Tandem Sprint 1. 101 Jessica GALLAGHER (VIC) 11.105 2. 103 Rachel HENDERSON (SA) 12.203 +1.09 3. 110 Lindy HOU (ACT) 12.617 +1.51 Event c1: Para C2 Women 1. 107 Amanda REID (NSW) Gold Event c2: Para C4 Women 1. 105 Hannah MACDOUGALL (VIC) Gold Event c5: Para Men Tandem 1. 121 Kieran MURPHY (SA) Gold Event c6: Para C3 Women 1. 108 Meg LEMON (SA) Gold 2. 106 Simone KENNEDY (NSW) Silver Event c7: Para C5 Women 1. 113 Bronwyn DOLMAN (SA) Gold 2. 109 Fatema TAJBHAI (VIC) Silver Event c8: Para C1 Men 1. 124 Darcey THOMPSON (SA) Gold 2. 129 Gariel BOURIS (VIC) Silver Event c9: Para C2 Men 1. 126 Gordon ALLAN (NSW) Gold 2. 123 Darren HICKS (SA) Silver Event c10: Para C3 Men 1. 127 David NICHOLAS (QLD) Gold 2. 112 Mitchell BAILS (SA) Silver Event c11: Para C4 Men 1. 128 Kyle BRIDGWOOD (QLD) Gold 2. 125 Patrick BEST (TAS) Silver 3. 131 Stephen KNOTT (NSW) Bronze 10 min break Event 45: Final Heat 1 Para Women Tandem Sprint - Result 1. 101 Jessica GALLAGHER (VIC) 12.14 2. 103 Rachel HENDERSON (SA) Page 2 of 3 Chief Commissaire: Graeme Cure Organiser: Cycling Victoria Friday, December 16 2016 12:59:20pm Australian Championships Para and Omnium Results Date: 16th December 2016 DISC Velodrome Melbourne 10 minute break Event 46: Final Heat 2 Para Women Tandem Sprint - Result 1. 101 Jessica GALLAGHER (VIC) 13.00 2. 103 Rachel HENDERSON (SA) 10 min break Event c12: Presentation Para Women Tandem Sprint 1. 101 Jessica GALLAGHER (VIC) Gold 2. 103 Rachel HENDERSON (SA) Silver 3. 110 Lindy HOU (ACT) Bronze Event c13: Presentation Para-cycling Champion of Champions 1. 107 Amanda REID (NSW) Champion Page 3 of 3 Chief Commissaire: Graeme Cure Organiser: Cycling Victoria Friday, December 16 2016 12:59:20pm.
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