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Tdev 2014 General Classification Master Woollaston Estates / Tineli Tour de Vineyards 2014 Race 1 General Classification - Stage 2 Place Race No Name Club/Team Division Gap 1 50 Regan Gough CHB Cycling Men - U19 3:18:37 2 64 Andy Hagan PNP Cycling Club Men - Sen +00:14 3 66 Jack Bauer Garmin-Sharp Men - Sen +00:21 4 41 Hayden MacCormack Lotto Belisol Men - U23 +00:22 5 1 George Bennett Cannondale Men - Sen +00:24 6 5 Robin Reid Scotty Browns Men - Sen +00:48 7 8 Scott Thomas L & M Group Racing Men - Sen +01:01 8 67 Ryan Wills Rotorua Men - Sen +01:06 9 12 Sean Hambrook Tasman Wheelers Men - U23 +01:07 10 60 Thomas Hubbard Breads of Europe Men - Sen +01:16 11 2 Jason Christie Breads of Europe Men - Sen +01:42 12 58 Brad Tilby Tasman Wheelers Men - Sen +02:14 13 36 Josh Aldridge Counties Manukau Men - Sen +02:46 14 10 Daniel Barry Budget Forklifts Men - Sen +02:55 15 57 James Early Pegasus Men - U23 +03:19 16 56 Sam Friend Pegasus Men - U23 +07:04 17 49 Sam Dobbs Taupo Men - U19 +07:33 18 61 Brodie Catterick Cuddon Cycling Marlborough Men - U23 +07:34 19 47 Joshua Haggerty Cycling Southland Men - U23 +07:47 20 3 Tom Vessey Central Otago Wakatipu Men - U23 +07:48 21 59 Brad Tuhi Pegasus Men - U23 +07:48 22 54 Richard Lawson Pegasus Men - U23 +07:50 23 43 Scott Mullaly Counties Manukau Men - Sen +07:52 24 37 Liam Aitcheson Central Otago Wakatipu Men - U23 +07:57 25 35 Keagan Girdlestone Pegasus Men - U19 +08:05 26 51 Sam Phipps Rotorua Men - U23 +08:13 27 52 Ben Wortelboer Pegasus Men - U23 +08:18 28 45 Michael Poole Counties Manukau Men - Sen +08:21 29 27 Charlie Michel Ricoh Pro Cycling Men - U19 +08:21 30 26 Luke Mudgway Ricoh Pro Cycling Men - U19 +08:22 31 29 Adam Bull Pegasus Men - U19 +08:28 32 7 Grayson Napier L & M Group Racing Men - U23 +08:31 33 11 Daniel Molyneux Dynamo Cycling Club Men - Sen +08:34 34 23 Logan Griffin Ricoh Pro Cycling Men - U23 +08:38 35 33 Daniel Neumann Pegasus Men - U23 +08:43 36 9 Hayden Roulston Trek Factory Racing Men - Sen +08:46 37 42 Nate Levin Bike Manawatu Men - U19 +08:46 38 16 Daniel Ellison Tasman Wheelers Men - U23 +08:49 39 32 Fraser Hewett Breads of Europe Men - Sen +08:59 40 38 Jack Ford Cycling Timaru Men - U19 +09:00 41 13 Chris Sharland Tasman Wheelers Men - Sen +09:02 42 53 Fionn Cullinane Pegasus Men - Sen +09:04 43 25 Harry Elworthy Ricoh Pro Cycling Men - U19 +09:04 44 21 Luke McDermott MeoGP Racing Team Men - U23 +09:11 45 24 Corby Price Ricoh Pro Cycling Men - U23 +09:12 46 44 Rhys Tait Hokitika Cycling Club Men - Sen +09:14 47 40 Andrew van der Hayden St Andrews Men - U23 +09:14 48 4 Tim Rush Timaru Men - Sen +09:17 49 30 Nick Clark Breads of Europe Men - Sen +09:20 50 15 Jason Thomsen Tasman Wheelers Men - Sen +09:26 51 31 William Findlay Pegasus Men - U23 +09:27 52 62 Liam Seeley Marsden Wheelers Men - U19 +09:29 53 17 Brent Blackhouse MeoGP Racing Team Men - Sen +09:31 54 48 Corbin Mason-Smith CHB Cycling Men - U19 +09:34 55 19 Zac Blakely MeoGP Racing Team Men - Sen +09:34 56 39 Carl Jones Rotorua Men - Sen +09:35 57 28 Jason Allen Cuddon Cycling Marlborough Men - Sen +09:37 58 22 Calvin Standrill PNP Cycling Club Men - U23 +09:37 59 14 Kristoff Ford Tasman Wheelers Men - U23 +10:02 60 34 Mitchell Podmore Pegasus Men - U23 +10:15 61 18 Brent Matthew MeoGP Racing Team Men - Sen +10:15 62 46 Dylan Vile Cuddon Cycling Marlborough Men - U19 +10:29 62 65 David McCormick Pegasus Men - Sen +34:48 64 55 Andrew Villazon Pegasus Men - Sen +38:22 20 Joseph Cooper MeoGP Racing Team Men - Sen DNS 6 Sam Bewley Orica Greenedge Men - Sen DNS 63 James Mahuta-Coyle PNP Cycling Club Men - Sen DNS.
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