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Meridian Energy Novice Tour Meridian Energy Novice Tour Rider Name Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 GC Bonus Place Time Place Time Place Time Place Time Place Time 1 Westley Gough 1 28' 44" 1 53' 22" 1 08' 38" 1 1h 22' 55" 1 2h 53' 24" 00' 15" 3 Shem Rodger 2 ST 2 ST 3 @ 00' 09" 3 ST 2 @ 00' 16" 00' 08" 2 Jesse Sergent 5= ST 3 ST 2 @ 00' 08" 5= ST 3 @ 00' 21" 00' 02" 6 Brad Carter 5= ST 5= ST 4 @ 00' 19" 4 ST 4 @ 00' 33" 00' 01" 13 Matt Burgess 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 7 @ 00' 32" 5= ST 5 @ 01' 08" 5 Daniel Barry 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 9= @ 00' 36" 2 ST 6 @ 01' 09" 00' 03" 9 James Morris 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 12 @ 00' 40" 5= ST 7 @ 01' 16" 40 Andrew Simpson 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 13= @ 00' 43" 5= ST 8 @ 01' 19" 48 James Williamson 3 ST 4 ST 11 @ 00' 39" 9= @ 01' 05" 9 @ 01' 56" 00' 03" 7 Sam Green 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 6 @ 00' 27" 9= @ 01' 05" 10 @ 02' 08" 53 Elijah May 5= ST 37= @ 01' 21" 15 @ 00' 48" 9= @ 01' 05" 11 @ 03' 29" 15 Robert Collins 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 16= @ 00' 50" 12= @ 02' 39" 12 @ 04' 05" 4 Robert King 5= ST 5= ST 18 @ 00' 52" 18= @ 03' 05" 13 @ 04' 12" 32 Scott Mullinger 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 25 @ 01' 01" 12= @ 02' 39" 14 @ 04' 16" 49 Ryan Wills 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 9= @ 00' 36" 18= @ 03' 05" 15 @ 04' 17" 16 Blair Cooper 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 16= @ 00' 50" 14= @ 02' 58" 16 @ 04' 24" 34 Thomas Pearce 5= ST 34 @ 00' 37" 20 @ 00' 54" 14= @ 02' 58" 17 @ 04' 44" 29 Tom Libby 5= ST 37= @ 01' 21" 30 @ 01' 19" 14= @ 02' 58" 18 @ 05' 53" 27 Brenton James 5= ST 37= @ 01' 21" 31 @ 01' 20" 14= @ 02' 58" 19 @ 05' 54" 36 Brett Robertson 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 21 @ 00' 56" 21= @ 06' 29" 20 @ 08' 01" 23 Karl Hartley 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 23 @ 00' 59" 21= @ 06' 29" 21 @ 08' 04" 38 Kent Russell 50 @ 01' 14" 7= @ 00' 21" 24 @ 01' 00" 20 @ 05' 20" 22 @ 08' 10" 25 Andrew Hughson 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 19 @ 00' 53" 24 @ 07' 40" 23 @ 09' 09" 10 Tim Bennett 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 22 @ 00' 57" 25= @ 07' 53" 24 @ 09' 26" 22 Jono Hailstone 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 8 @ 00' 33" 29= @ 08' 18" 25 @ 09' 27" 24 Chris Heyes 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 26 @ 01' 02" 29= @ 08' 18" 26 @ 09' 56" 46 Roman Van Uden 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 36= @ 01' 36" 25= @ 07' 53" 27 @ 10' 05" 41 Myron Simpson 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 38 @ 01' 38" 25= @ 07' 53" 28 @ 10' 07" 31 Cameron McMurray 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 28= @ 01' 16" 29= @ 08' 18" 29 @ 10' 10" 12 Nathan Bunn 5= ST 36 @ 01' 04" 32 @ 01' 26" 25= @ 07' 53" 30 @ 10' 38" 21 Samuel Eadie 5= ST 48 @ 04' 19" 28= @ 01' 16" 21= @ 06' 29" 31 @ 12' 19" 47 Simon Van Velthooven 4 ST 7= @ 00' 21" 13= @ 00' 43" 33 @ 11' 33" 32 @ 12' 51" 00' 01" 44 Austen Thomson 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 40= @ 01' 53" 32 @ 11' 02" 33 @ 13' 31" 20 Rowan Duff 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 27 @ 01' 06" 39= @ 13' 48" 34 @ 15' 30" 42 Nicholas Small 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 35 @ 01' 35" 34= @ 13' 42" 35 @ 15' 53" 30 Daniel Ludlam 5= ST 35 @ 00' 52" 33 @ 01' 28" 34= @ 13' 42" 36 @ 16' 17" 39 Hayden Schofer 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 48 @ 02' 21" 39= @ 13' 48" 37 @ 16' 45" 37 Harry Ross 5= ST 42 @ 01' 25" 40= @ 01' 53" 39= @ 13' 48" 38 @ 17' 21" 50 Daniel Seager 5= ST 43= @ 02' 15" 39 @ 01' 49" 34= @ 13' 42" 39 @ 18' 01" 19 Kyle Davis 5= ST 43= @ 02' 15" 42 @ 01' 56" 34= @ 13' 42" 40 @ 18' 08" 11 Graham Bracey 5= ST 47 @ 02' 17" 44 @ 02' 00" 42= @ 16' 00" 41 @ 20' 32" 51 Michael Jordon 5= ST 43= @ 02' 15" 47 @ 02' 19" 42= @ 16' 00" 42 @ 20' 49" 52 Callum Newlands 5= ST 49 @ 04' 52" 45 @ 02' 09" 34= @ 13' 42" 43 @ 20' 58" 45 Michael Thorley 5= ST 43= @ 02' 15" 43 @ 01' 57" 44 @ 18' 03" 44 @ 22' 30" 17 Alex Cull 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 36= @ 01' 36" NoTime NoTime 35 Matthew Piaggi 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" 34 @ 01' 31" NoTime NoTime 43 Brad Thomas 5= ST 37= @ 01' 21" 46 @ 02' 11" DNF DNF 8 Chris Macic 5= ST 41 @ 01' 23" 5 @ 00' 26" DNS DNS 26 Blair James 5= ST 7= @ 00' 21" DNS DNS DNS 28 Gareth Jensen-Jones 5= ST 50 @ 08' 27" DNS DNS DNS Palmerston North Marist Cycling Club Page 1 $ $ # " ! ¢¡ £¥¤§¦©¨ ¤ %'&)(+*-,/.10+2+3+*54 6 7 7 7 7 8)8 *5>? 44@ A A 6 6 AB7 9':¢;-<+= ; 8'CD*-EDEF*&G*543+* 7 6 8 A AB% <+H AJIK*5E > *-@ML¢0+N+3+( 8 8 A 8 O H %)P *5>QRN+2+> , 6 6 :¢;-<+= ; 6'?14 2MS 4 *-4 8 8 ; ; H 7)TUC ,V*5E I > > ,WEF0 A A ; = = ; < X1Y)Z []\B^_a` bBc]d¢bB^e` fhghY)^i _a`)j kalmZ i c)n]joZqpBr set-uevxw ( * , * + ) # # !" & ' & ' & ' & ' & ' & ' & ' $% $% $% $% $% $% $% ¢¡ £¥¤§¦©¨ ¤ -§.0/214354687:9<;>=@?A546 B - B B CDC .FEHGI?KJ<L GM18N¢54O4P4Q B B B .SR -DTU7D9 ;V5468W¢XM68W¢GML<J Q45454Y4GM6 . 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