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1999 Results Results 1999 Solo Position Time Name City Corporate Team Event # Gender Age Group Group Place 1 3:54 Lee Vertongen Palmerston North Fuji Xerox 8130 M Senior 1 2 3:54 Karl Moore Te Awamutu 8141 M Senior 2 3 3:57 Jonathan Vahry Auckland 8038 M Junior 1 4 3:57 Jeremy Yates Hastings 8015 M Junior 2 5 3:57 Bryce Shapley Rotorua 8082 M Senior 3 6 3:57 Brendon Vesty Hastings 8127 M Senior 4 7 3:57 Dominic Eliadis Taupo 8118 M Senior 5 8 3:57 Matt Sunde Wanganui Hedgehog Bikes 8002 M Senior 6 9 3:57 Tristan Harvey-Smith Auckland 8041 M Senior 7 10 3:57 Marvyn Joll Auckland 8061 M Senior 8 11 3:57 Paul Kelly Wellington 8033 M Senior 9 12 3:57 Dean Hill Taupo Deano Unlimited 8001 M Senior 10 13 3:57 Peter Lane Auckland 8079 M Junior 3 14 3:57 Julian Hoogland Hamilton 8138 M Senior 11 15 3:57 Darren Murray Auckland Cyco 8093 M Senior 12 16 3:57 Mario Rourke Auckland 8156 M Senior 13 17 3:57 Dave Barnett Wellington Team Fuji Xerox 8076 M Vet 1 1 18 3:57 Paul Bishop Rotorua 8064 M Senior 14 19 3:57 Susy Pryde Auckland 8149 F Senior 1 20 3:57 Jamie Thynne Wellington Pins Cycles 8135 M Senior 15 21 3:57 Stephen Elden Palmerston North Outer Limits/Cima 8107 M Senior 16 22 3:57 Wayne Hiscock Wellington Apollo Raceline 8005 M Senior 17 23 3:57 Marco Renalli Lower Hutt 8006 M Vet 1 2 24 3:57 Andrew Stewart Whakatane 8011 M Senior 18 25 3:57 Tim Pawson Auckland 8128 M Senior 19 26 3:57 Steve Bale Wellington 8099 M Senior 20 27 3:57 Derek Roberts Masterton 8137 M Senior 21 28 3:57 Adam Gosney Wanganui Wanganui CC 8101 M Senior 22 29 3:57 Michael Leaf Hamilton 8073 M Junior 4 30 3:57 Wayne McConachy Palmerston North 8027 M Senior 23 31 3:57 Brent Backhouse Wellington Fuji Xerox 8075 M Senior 24 32 3:57 Shane Fookes Auckland 8157 M Senior 25 33 3:57 Marc Mackay Rotorua 8057 M Junior 5 34 3:57 Brent Sheldrake Gisborne 8113 M Senior 26 35 3:57 Ben Somerton Levin 8056 M Junior 6 36 3:57 Kris Snow Mt Maunganui 8097 M Senior 27 37 3:57 Antosh Kowalewski Wellington Pins Cycles Wellington 8088 M Senior 28 38 3:57 Stephen Ward Hastings 8084 M Junior 7 39 3:57 Trevor Woodward Wellington 8122 M Senior 29 40 3:57 Marty Madsen Ohope 8158 M Senior 30 41 3:57 Paul Hatten Wellington Pins Cycles Wellington 8089 M Senior 31 Page 1 42 3:57 David McGuigan Wellington 8062 M Senior 32 43 3:57 Daniel Lithgow Palmerston North 8111 M Senior 33 44 4:01 Kurt Lancaster Levin 8054 M Junior 8 45 4:01 Damian Max Tauranga 8159 M Senior 34 46 4:01 Phil Smith Hamilton 8024 M Vet 1 3 47 4:01 Peter Robson Wellington Pins Cycles Wellington 8086 M Senior 35 48 4:01 Ross Douglas Taupo 8047 M Vet 1 4 49 4:01 Murray Spencer Auckland 8152 M Senior 36 50 4:01 Jim Robinson Wellington 8021 M Senior 37 51 4:01 Matthew Jack Levin 8051 M Junior 9 52 4:01 Paul Hazelwood Auckland 8153 M Vet 1 5 53 4:01 Craig Gibbons Whangarei Marsden Wheelers 8043 M Senior 38 54 4:01 Warren Forbes Auckland 8067 M Senior 39 55 4:02 Hamish Morton Masterton Masterton AACC 8009 M Senior 40 56 4:03 Luke Phillips Hastings Hastings Cycles 8104 M Junior 10 57 4:03 Graem Pearson Rotorua 8116 M Vet 1 6 58 4:03 Paul Davies Wellington Pins Cycles Wellington 8087 M Senior 41 59 4:04 Jeremy Houltham Taupo 8119 M Junior 11 60 4:04 Jason McCarty Wellington 8068 M Senior 42 61 4:05 Ivan Hodgetts Hamilton 8139 M Senior 43 62 4:08 Kerry O’Keefe Hamilton 8050 M Senior 44 63 4:08 Oskar Stielau Auckland 8018 M Senior 45 64 4:11 Stephen James Auckland 8042 M Senior 46 65 4:11 Paul Curry Hamilton 8132 M Senior 47 66 4:11 Peter Bruggeman Auckland 8100 M Vet 1 7 67 4:11 Ken Buist Wellington 8147 M Senior 48 68 4:11 Mark Leishman Palmerston North 8098 M Senior 49 69 4:11 Stephen Lewis Tauranga 8102 M Vet 1 8 70 4:11 Michael Lock South Taranaki Hawera Road Cycling Club 8046 M Senior 50 71 4:13 Gavin Wasley Hawera 8037 M Senior 51 72 4:13 Graham Turnbull Palmerston North 8049 M Senior 52 73 4:13 Tim Spicer Auckland West Auckland Ford North Harbour Cycling8014 Club M Senior 53 74 4:13 Brett Weatherley Lower Hutt 8148 M Senior 54 75 4:13 Silas Cullen Auckland 8155 M Senior 55 76 4:13 Craig Macleod Auckland 8144 M Vet 1 9 77 4:14 Darren Gordon Wellington Penny Farthing Cycle 8109 M Senior 56 78 4:15 Peter McLean Hamilton 8058 M Vet 2 1 79 4:15 Shane Joyce Wellington Pins Wgtn 8063 M Vet 1 10 80 4:15 Norman Bucknor Auckland 6728 M Vet 1 11 81 4:16 Adam Marshment Rotorua Avanti Bicycles 8120 M Senior 57 82 4:16 Gaine Petterson Rotorua 8069 M Senior 58 83 4:16 Vanessa Cheatley Tokoroa 6660 F Senior 2 84 4:17 Duncan Palmer Levin 8117 M Junior 12 85 4:17 Kevin Strongman Taupo 8105 M Senior 59 Page 2 86 4:17 Andrew Ward Rotorua 8074 M Senior 60 87 4:17 Michael Hamid Hamilton 8031 M Vet 1 12 88 4:17 Roger Everson Auckland 8060 M Vet 1 13 89 4:17 Warren Simpson Napier HB Ramblers 8010 M Senior 61 90 4:17 Peter Wilkinson Auckland Waitakiri Cycling Club 8030 M Vet 1 14 91 4:17 Bryan Rhodes Taupo Tarts 8125 M Senior 62 92 4:17 Gary Groves Auckland 8055 M Vet 1 15 93 4:18 Glenn Muirhead Wellington 8078 M Senior 63 94 4:18 Michael Van Der Boom Ohope 8008 M Senior 64 95 4:19 Andrew Sprague Wellington 8059 M Senior 65 96 4:19 Paul Gaastra Hamilton 8022 M Vet 1 16 97 4:19 Paul Buick Tauranga 6624 M Senior 66 98 4:20 Lloyd O’Brien (T) Auckland Diamond Back Bicycles 8066 M Vet 1 17 99 4:20 Jeremy Boyd Wellington 6614 M Senior 67 100 4:20 Kirsty Robb (T) Auckland Diamond Back Bicycles 8065 F Senior 3 101 4:20 Brad McFarlane Tauranga 6450 M Senior 68 102 4:20 Graham Geater Rotorua Rotorua Cycling Club 8080 M Vet 2 2 103 4:20 John Badger Hamilton 8034 M Vet 2 3 104 4:20 Derek Rothsay Wellington 8092 M Senior 69 105 4:20 Marcel Hagener Ohakune 8154 M Senior 70 106 4:21 Paul Billing Whangarei 6673 M Senior 71 107 4:21 Paul Struthers Auckland 6644 M Junior 13 108 4:22 Paul Cruse Wellington 6534 M Senior 72 109 4:22 Glen Cooksley Palmerston North 6717 M Junior 14 110 4:22 Gary Jones Raumati South 6482 M Vet 1 18 111 4:22 Shaun Sexton Rotorua 6582 M Junior 15 112 4:22 Paul Sumich Auckland 6622 M Senior 73 113 4:22 Mike Milner Wellington PNP Cycling Club 6708 M Senior 74 114 4:22 Matthew Dold Auckland 6539 M Senior 75 115 4:22 Shayne Riches Lower Hutt 6143 M Senior 76 116 4:22 Tony Clegg Upper Hutt 6500 M Vet 1 19 117 4:22 Nicholas Brosnahan Wellington Bodyworks Gym 6121 M Novice 1 118 4:22 Neil Shaw Orewa Norman Disney and Young 6131 M Vet 1 20 119 4:22 Paul Morten Wellington Onslow Tar Babies 6177 M Vet 2 4 120 4:22 Paul Wills Whakatane 6112 M Vet 1 21 121 4:22 Glenn Reid Tauranga 6381 M Senior 77 122 4:22 Paul Grayson Auckland 6192 M Senior 78 123 4:22 Steve Hunt Tauranga 6669 M Vet 1 22 124 4:22 Jeff Yeoman Palmerston North 6119 M Senior 79 125 4:22 Richard Bates Auckland 6020 M Vet 1 23 126 4:22 Dean Allen Paraparaumu PNP Cycling Club 6489 M Junior 16 127 4:22 Clifton Beech Cambridge 6329 M Senior 80 128 4:22 Kim Davies Napier 6229 M Vet 1 24 129 4:23 Steve Ross Auckland North Harbour Tri Club 6307 M Senior 81 Page 3 130 4:23 Stephen Avery Paraparaumu WVCC 6263 M Vet 1 25 131 4:23 James Stephenson Te Awamutu Te Awamutu Sports 6507 M Junior 17 132 4:23 David Shaw Taupo Taupo Cycle Club 6110 M Junior 18 133 4:23 Dean Gaskin Lower Hutt 6578 M Senior 82 134 4:23 Bryce Giddy Taupo 6628 M Senior 83 135 4:23 Niels Madsen Wellington 6623 M Vet 1 26 136 4:23 Richard Justice Auckland Brocker Technology Group 6634 M Vet 1 27 137 4:23 Brent Cowie Palmerston North 6641 M Vet 2 5 138 4:23 David Carman Auckland 6598 M Senior 84 139 4:23 Royce Barker Auckland 6345 M Vet 1 28 140 4:23 Malcolm Allen Wellington 6262 M Vet 1 29 141 4:23 Allan Bateup Waikanae Wellington Vets CC 6168 M Vet 2 6 142 4:23 Rod Prosser Auckland 6015 M Vet 1 30 143 4:23 Craig Elliston Auckland 6183 M Senior 85 144 4:24 Darcy Mellsop Auckland Avanti 8108 M Senior 86 145 4:24 Robert Donald Whakatane 8004 M Senior 87 146 4:24 Johanna Blyth Tauranga 8032 F Senior 4 147 4:24 Jill Westenra Wellington 8123 F Vet 1 1 148 4:25 Peter Sutherland Te Kuiti 6285 M Vet 1 31 149 4:25 Steven Came Tauranga Tauranga 6559 M Senior 88 150 4:25 Colin McLeod Auckland Counties Manukau Cycling 6584 M Vet 1 32 151 4:26 Greg Taylor Tauranga 6617 M Vet 1 33 152 4:26 Jim Davis Whakatane 6362 M Vet 1 34 153 4:27 Shorty Reay Napier 6164 M Vet 2 7 154 4:27 Richard Ussher Wellington 6349 M Senior 89 155 4:27 David Humpherson Auckland 8016 M Vet 1 35 156 4:27 Brad Dixon Wanganui 6729 M Senior 90 157 4:28 Sam Whittam Auckland 6631 M Senior 91 158 4:28 Ian Davidson Lower Hutt 8131 M Senior 92 159 4:28 Peter Hancock Taupo 6139 M Junior 19 160 4:28 Willie Aitken Taupo 8036 M Junior 20 161 4:28 John Hawkes Rotorua 6220 M Vet 1 36 162 4:28 Ian Seddon Napier 8114 M Vet 1 37 163 4:28 Brent Symes Hastings 6404 M Senior 93 164 4:28 David Archer Lower Hutt 6053 M Vet 1 38 165 4:28 Garry Gallagher Hamilton 6377 M Vet 2 8 166 4:28 Paul Ward Taupo 6454 M Senior 94 167 4:28 Carl Jensen Auckland 6142 M Senior 95 168 4:28 Greig Taylor Palmerston North Levin 6503 M Senior 96 169 4:28 Mike Northcott Mangakino 6277 M Junior 21 170 4:28 Ken Allen Rotorua 6615 M Senior 97 171 4:28 Steve Smith Gisborne 6518 M Senior 98 172 4:28 Russell Edgar Auckland 6632 M Senior 99 173 4:28 Geoff Close Hawkes Bay 6545 M Vet 3 1 Page 4 174 4:28 Paul Ritchie Tauranga 6473 M Vet 1 39 175 4:28 Barry Gilliland Palmerston North 6107 M Vet 2 9 176 4:28 Craig Sheppard Takapuna Team Shell 6238 M Senior 100 177 4:28 Danny Brown Hastings 6406 M Vet 1 40 178 4:28 Brent O’Neill Palmerston North Manawatu Masters 6461 M Vet 1 41 179 4:28 Paul Herbert North Shore City 6304 M Vet 2 10 180 4:28 Glenn Nicholson Auckland 6709 M Vet 1 42 181 4:28 Luke Hyslop Tauranga 6480 M Novice 2 182 4:28
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