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CSA Super Series Round 1 Elite Men CSA Super Series Round 1 Elite Men Date: 22 September 2018 Result 1. 25 JARRAD DRIZNERS (Y) (SASI) ELITE_MEN 57:33 2. 10 JUSTIN GASSNER (Lightsview) ELITE_MEN +0 3. 19 JACK SUTTON (Oliver's Real Food Racing) ELITE_MEN +2 4. 91 (75) Chris HARPER (Pon.Bike) ELITE_MEN +8 5. 1 SAM WELSFORD (Australian Cycling Team) ELITE_MEN +10 6. 4 KELLAND O'BRIEN (Y) (Australian Cycling Team) ELITE_MEN +19 7. 57 HARRY ASKEW (Y) (Chesser Chemicals Cycling Team) ELITE_MEN +22 8. 3 CAMERON SCOTT (Y) (Australian Cycling Team) ELITE_MEN +31 9. 11 MATTHEW GASSNER (Lightsview) ELITE_MEN +31 10. 21 LACHLAN GLASSPOOL (Oliver's Real Food Racing) ELITE_MEN +33 11. 28 COOPER SAYERS (Y) (SASI) ELITE_MEN +34 12. 50 TOM CHAPMAN (Pon.Bike) ELITE_MEN +37 13. 33 LEO SIMMONDS (USG) ELITE_MEN +48 14. 60 LUCAS HOFFMAN (Chesser Chemicals Cycling Team) ELITE_MEN +1:06 dnf 2 ALEXANDER PORTER (Australian Cycling Team) ELITE_MEN dnf 5 LEIGH HOWARD (Australian Cycling Team) ELITE_MEN dnf 12 OLIVER ANDERSON (Lightsview) ELITE_MEN dnf 13 JACK SYKES (Y) (Lightsview) ELITE_MEN dnf 14 TIMOTHY ROE (Lightsview) ELITE_MEN dnf 15 THOMAS KAESLER (Lightsview) ELITE_MEN dnf 17 RUSSELL GILL (Oliver's Real Food Racing) ELITE_MEN dnf 18 BRAD DAVIES (Oliver's Real Food Racing) ELITE_MEN dnf 20 CALLUM PEARCE (Y) (Oliver's Real Food Racing) ELITE_MEN dnf 22 ANGUS MADDERN (Oliver's Real Food Racing) ELITE_MEN dnf 29 KAEL THOMAS (Y) (SASI) ELITE_MEN dnf 31 LEWIS WALKER (Y) (SASI) ELITE_MEN dnf 34 CURTIS DOWDELL (USG) ELITE_MEN dnf 35 ANGUS DICKSON (USG) ELITE_MEN dnf 38 NICHOLAS WELCH (USG) ELITE_MEN dnf 39 JAY CALLAGHAN (USG) ELITE_MEN dnf 40 DANIEL LYNCH (USG) ELITE_MEN dnf 41 IVEN BENNETT (Van D'am Racing p/b Butterfields) ELITE_MEN dnf 42 JASON THOMASON (Van D'am Racing p/b Butterfields) ELITE_MEN dnf 43 RYLAN DOWDELL (Van D'am Racing p/b Butterfields) ELITE_MEN dnf 44 ETHAN EGGLESTONE (Y) (Van D'am Racing p/b Butterfields)ELITE_MEN dnf 45 MARK SAMPSON (Y) (Van D'am Racing p/b Butterfields) ELITE_MEN dnf 48 LACHLAN DARCH (Y) (Van D'am Racing p/b Butterfields)ELITE_MEN dnf 53 JACK HOGAN (Pon.Bike) ELITE_MEN dnf 54 CRAIG INGRAM (Pon.Bike) ELITE_MEN dnf 58 JARROD CURRIE (Chesser Chemicals Cycling Team) ELITE_MEN dnf 61 ALEX KINNANE (Chesser Chemicals Cycling Team) ELITE_MEN dnf 62 DARYL MARGRATE (Chesser Chemicals Cycling Team) ELITE_MEN Page 1 of 2 Chief Commissaire: Graeme Zucker Organiser: Cycling South Australia Saturday, September 22 2018 3:22:14pm CSA Super Series Round 1 Elite Men Date: 22 September 2018 Result (continued) dnf 63 PETER VARRICCHIO (Chesser Chemicals Cycling Team) ELITE_MEN dnf 65 MATTHEW BIRD (Gravier Cycling Collective) ELITE_MEN dnf 66 PATRICK SHARRAD (Gravier Cycling Collective) ELITE_MEN dnf 67 LACHLAN MCRAE (Gravier Cycling Collective) ELITE_MEN dnf 69 MATTHEW DIMONTE (Gravier Cycling Collective) ELITE_MEN dnf 71 MAXIMILLIAN HARDY (Gravier Cycling Collective) ELITE_MEN dnf 73 SHAUN CASH (Individual) ELITE_MEN dnf 90 ( 30) Rohan WIGHT (SASI) ELITE_MEN dns 8 GODFREY SLATERY (Y) (Australian Cycling Team) ELITE_MEN dns 52 SHAUN LEWIS (Pon.Bike) ELITE_MEN • Race time: 57:33 • Number of starters: 50 • Riders abandoning the race: 36 Page 2 of 2 Chief Commissaire: Graeme Zucker Organiser: Cycling South Australia Saturday, September 22 2018 3:22:14pm.
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