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Race Programme Kingston 2-8 November 2014 // New Zealand’S Premier Cycle Tour Garston Athol Te Anau Five Rivers CORONET PEAK FRANKTON RACE PROGRAMME KINGSTON 2-8 NOVEMBER 2014 // NEW ZEALAND’S PREMIER CYCLE TOUR GARSTON ATHOL TE ANAU FIVE RIVERS MANAPOURI MOSSBURN LUMSDEN BLACKMOUNT RIVERSDALE OHAI NIGHTCAPS CLIFDEN GORE CORONET PEAK ORAWIA WINTON MATAURA OTAUTAU FRANKTON TUATAPERE WYNDHAM EDENDALE RIVERTON RACE PROGRAMME INVERCARGILL KINGSTON 2-8 NOVEMBER 2014 // NEW ZEALAND’S PREMIER CYCLE TOUR GARSTON BLUFF ATHOL TE ANAU FIVE RIVERS www.tourofsouthland.comMANAPOURI MOSSBURN LUMSDEN BLACKMOUNT RIVERSDALE OHAI NIGHTCAPS CLIFDEN GORE ORAWIA WINTON MATAURA OTAUTAU TUATAPERE WYNDHAM EDENDALE RIVERTON INVERCARGILL BLUFF www.tourofsouthland.com PROUD SPONSOR OF THE TOUR OF SOUTHLAND PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIED BY POWERNET LTD / ENVIOUS PHOTOGRAPHY www.tourofsouthland.com PROUD SPONSOR OF THE TOUR OF SOUTHLAND PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIED BY POWERNET LTD / ENVIOUS PHOTOGRAPHY www.tourofsouthland.com // COURSE SUMMARY RIVERSIDE RENTALS: PROLOGUE Sunday 2nd November 2014 – 4.2kms Starts at Feldwick Gates, Queens Park, Invercargill at 4.30pm. Teams Time Trial. MATAURA LICENSING TRUST: STAGE 1 rd // TEAMS Monday 3 November 2014 – 167km Starts at the SIT Zero Fees Velodrome, Surrey Park Road, Invercargill at 10.00am. Invercargill, Rimu, Woodlands, Seaward Downs, Edendale, Wyndham, Mataura, Waimumu, KIA MOTORS – MCCALLUMS GROUP (MCG) GMC COACHING - HAWKINS West Gore, Croydon, Hokonui Drive, East Gore, Knapdale, Otama, Riversdale, Mandeville, Gore. ASCOT PARK HOTEL (KAP) 61 Simon Pellaud .....................SWITZERLAND (GMC) Finishes at Hokonui Drive, Gore at approximately 2.30pm. 1 Tom Scully .......................... INVERCARGILL 62 Alex Quirk ................................AUSTRALIA 121 Gordon McCauley ...................AUCKLAND 2 Fraser Gough .............................. NAPIER 63 Tom Coates..............................AUSTRALIA 122 Karl Postlewaight ....................AUCKLAND 3 Mike Northey ...........................AUCKLAND 64 Timothy Rugg ..........................AUSTRALIA 123 Logan Mort ..............................AUCKLAND BDO INVERCARGILL: STAGE 2 4 Keiran Hambrook .......................NELSON 65 Ben Hill ....................................AUSTRALIA 124 Andrew Mitchell .......................AUCKLAND Tuesday 4th November 2014 – 138km 5 Sean Hambrook .........................NELSON 66 Daniel Molyneux ............... CHRISTCHURCH 125 Stuart Holder ...........................AUCKLAND 6 Andy Hagan ..........................WELLINGTON 126 Scott Jarold .............................AUCKLAND Starts at the SIT Zero Fees Velodrome, Surrey Park Road, Invercargill at 10.00am. CREATION SIGNS – Invercargill, Myross Bush, Makarewa, Lochiel, Winton, Drummond, Waianiwa, Wallacetown, BARRY STEWART BUILDERS (BSB) L&M GROUP (CLM) SPRAYFO AGRIVANTAGE (SAV) Otatara, Bluff. 11 Michael Torckler ............... NEW PLYMOUTH 71 Joseph Chapman ......................MOSGIEL 131 Nathan Bunn............................ HAMILTON Finishes at the top of Bluff Hill, Bluff at approximately 1.45pm. 12 Josh Page ................................ HASTINGS 72 Liam Aitcheson ...................... ALEXANDRA 132 Blair Tremayne ........................ HAMILTON 13 Morgan Smith ....................... MELBOURNE 73 Shem Roger .......................... CAMBRIDGE 133 Frank Sutton ............................ HAMILTON 14 Sean Joyce .............................. HASTINGS 74 Grayson Napier .........................NELSON 134 Boris Clark ................................. OHAUPO DISTINCTION HOTELS: STAGE 3 15 Hamish Schruers .............. CHRISTCHURCH 75 Tim Chapman ...........................MOSGIEL 135 Sam Phipps .............................. ROTORUA Wednesday 5th November 2014 – 148km 16 Luke Mudgway ........................ HASTINGS 76 Scott Thomas .................. CHRISTCHURCH 136 Johno Gee ..................................NELSON Starts at Riverton Primary School, Princess Street, Riverton at 10.00am. AVANTI RACING TEAM (ART) NEW HOPE CAMBODIA – SCODY MIKE GREER HOMES LTD (MGH) Riverton, Colac Bay, Orepuki, Tuatapere, Clifden, Blackmount, Manapouri, Te Anau. 141 Jason Allen ....................... CHRISTCHURCH Finishes on Lakefront Drive, Te Anau at approximately 1.55pm. 21 Joe Cooper ........................... WELLINGTON RACING TEAM (NCS) 142 Tom Davidson ................... CHRISTCHURCH 22 Taylor Gunman ........................AUCKLAND 81 Elliot Kippen ............................AUSTRALIA 143 Jeremy Inglis .................... CHRISTCHURCH 23 Tom Robinson .........................AUSTRALIA 82 Callum O’Sullivan ....................AUSTRALIA 144 Reon Nolan ....................... CHRISTCHURCH 24 Aaron Donnelly ........................AUSTRALIA 83 Alex Grunke .............................AUSTRALIA H&J SMITH OUTDOOR WORLD: STAGE 4 145 Richard Lawson ................ CHRISTCHURCH th 25 Mitchell Lovelock-Fay .............AUSTRALIA 84 Nick Miller .................................MANUKAU Thursday 6 November 2014 – 186km 146 George Atkins ........................... ENGLAND 26 Neil Van Der Ploeg ..................AUSTRALIA 85 Todd Buschkuehi .....................AUSTRALIA Starts at Te Anau Community Centre, Luxmore Drive, Te Anau at 10.00am. 86 Chad Elliston ............................MANUKAU ADAIR CRAIK ACCOUNTING (ACA) Te Anau, Mossburn, Five Rivers, Athol, Garston, Kingston, Frankton, Coronet Peak. POWERNET LTD (PNL) 151 Mitchell Podmore ............. CHRISTCHURCH Finishes at Coronet Peak, Queenstown at approximately 2.30pm. 31 Roman van Uden .....................AUCKLAND BREADS OF EUROPE – 152 Ben Wortelboer ................ CHRISTCHURCH 32 Paul Odlin ......................... CHRISTCHURCH ALL ABOUT PLUMBING (BEP) 153 Ben Johnstone ................. CHRISTCHURCH 33 Brad Evans ................................MOSGIEL 91 Hayden McCormick ................ HAMILTON 154 Daniel Neumann ............... CHRISTCHURCH SOUTHLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL: STAGE 5 34 Tim Rush ................................... OAMARU 92 Michael Vink ..................... CHRISTCHURCH 155 Daniel Ellison .................... CHRISTCHURCH th 35 Ryan Wills ..............................WHAKATANE 93 Thomas Hubbard ............. CHRISTCHURCH Friday 7 November 2014 – 160km 156 Daniel Carruthers ......................... CHINA 36 Robert Huisman ................. INVERCARGILL 94 Darcy Ellerm-Norton .................. SYDNEY Starts at the SIT Zero Fees Velodrome, Surrey Park Road, Invercargill at 10.00am. 95 Fraser Hewett .................HANMER SPRINGS Invercargill, Wallacetown, Wrights Bush, Thornbury, Otautau, Orawia, Ohai, 96 Alex Hooper ..........................ASHBURTON PLACEMAKERS (PMK) H&J SMITH OUTDOOR (HJO) Nightcaps, Mossburn, Lumsden. 161 Brendan Akeroyd ............... INVERCARGILL 41 Mathew Zenovich ............... INVERCARGILL 162 Michael White ..................... INVERCARGILL Finishes at Diana Street, Lumsden at approximately 2.10pm. 42 Josh Haggerty .................... INVERCARGILL TEAM CROMWELL (TCW) 163 Justin Stott.................................DUNEDIN 43 Tom Vessey............................ ALEXANDRA 101 Gavin Mason ............................. WANAKA 164 Craig Domigan ............................TIMARU 44 Regan Gough .......................WAIPUKURAU 102 Mathew Marshall ....................CROMWELL 165 Lee Johnstone .................. CHRISTCHURCH NIAGARA: STAGE 6 45 Luke Macpherson .............. INVERCARGILL 103 Mark Spessot ............................DUNEDIN 166 Peter Murphy .......................... GISBORNE th 46 Nick Kergozou ................... INVERCARGILL 104 Matthew Holmes....................... ENGLAND Saturday 8 November 2014 – 13km Individual Time Trial 105 Thomas Stewart ....................... ENGLAND RADIO SPORT – Starts in Main Street, Winton at 10am. PURE SOUTH (PRS) 106 Tyler Spurrell ...........................AUSTRALIA ULTIMO (RSU) 51 Morgan Pilley ...........................AUSTRALIA 171 David McCormick ............... INVERCARGILL 52 Jason Lowndes .......................AUSTRALIA TOTALPOS CYCLING TEAM (TPC) 172 Travis Kane ......................... INVERCARGILL ASCOT PARK HOTEL: STAGE 7 53 Craig Evers ..............................AUSTRALIA 111 Daniel Whitehouse ........... CHRISTCHURCH th 173 Garth Cooper ...........................AUSTRALIA Saturday 8 November 2014 – 87km 54 Patrick Jones .............................MOSGIEL 112 Callum Gordon ........................ GISBORNE 174 Jordan Gilmore ......................CROMWELL 55 Jacob Grieve .............................MOSGIEL 113 Joshua Alridge ........................AUCKLAND Starts at the Central Southland Lodge (Middle Pub) Winton at 1.30pm. 175 Brehan Cairns .................... INVERCARGILL 56 Benji Marshall ..........................AUSTRALIA 114 Brodie Catterick ...................... BLENHEIM 176 Jason Thomason .............. NEW PLYMOUTH Winton, Centre Bush, Otapiri, Browns, Spring Hills, Grove Bush, Myross Bush, Invercargill. 115 Nick Bain .................................AUCKLAND Finishes in Gala Street, Invercargill at approximately 3.30pm. 116 Nick Ross ......................... CHRISTCHURCH // INTRODUCTIONS We’re proud to be the naming sponsor of the Tour of Southland for our second year. Last year’s event was fast paced, entertaining and exhilarating and we’re excited about this year’s upcoming tour. SBS Bank believes that the Tour of Southland aligns neatly with our commitment to Southland and our desire to help our community develop and prosper even further. The tour would not be possible without the commitment and dedication of the organising committee, enthusiastic volunteers, local businesses
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