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Elite Cycling Series Round 7 Oxford Grand Prix Benchmark Homes Cust, Canterbury Elite Cycling Series Round 7 Oxford Grand Prix Benchmark Homes Cust, Canterbury . 20 Oct 2012 Results Male - ECS Round 7 Men Place Race No Name Team Division Time 1 51 Dylan Kennett Subway Pro Cycling Under 23 3:43:21 2 49 Paul Odlin Subway Pro Cycling Senior 3:43:25 3 64 Cameron Karwowski H & J's Outdoor World Under 23 3:43:41 4 18 Robin Reid Scotty Browns - Vision SystemsSenior 3:43:46 5 35 Bradley Tuhi Homestyle Test Team Under 23 3:43:46 6 1 Chris Nicholson Tasman Wheelers Senior 3:43:46 7 59 James Williamson H & J's Outdoor World Senior 3:43:46 8 23 Brad Evans Cycling Otago Under 23 3:43:47 9 10 Daniel Barry Benchmark Homes Cycling TeamSenior 3:43:47 10 43 Tim Rush SKF Racing Under 23 3:43:47 11 50 Ian Smallman Subway Pro Cycling Senior 3:43:47 12 76 Jason Christie Team Calder Stewart Road Senior 3:43:47 13 37 Mitchell Podmore Homestyle Test Team Under 23 3:43:48 14 78 Patrick Jones Team Calder Stewart Road Under 23 3:43:48 15 57 Tom Ashley L & M Group Racing Team Under 23 3:43:48 16 12 Anthony Chapman Benchmark Homes Cycling TeamSenior 3:43:48 17 40 Lee Johnstone Homestyle Test Team Master 3:43:50 18 85 Sam Friend All About Plumbing - Mico CyclingUnder Team 23 3:43:53 19 22 Richard Lawson Scotty Browns - Vision SystemsUnder 23 3:43:55 20 42 Kyle Wood SKF Racing Senior 3:43:56 21 74 Luke Macpherson SBR / DCM Sport Team Senior 3:43:56 22 69 Peter Crampton Fitlab Under 23 3:43:56 23 72 Lee Moreton SBR / DCM Sport Team Master 3:43:56 24 14 Andrew Williams Benchmark Homes Cycling TeamSenior 3:43:56 25 66 Jorg Engelbrecht Fitlab Senior 3:43:57 26 29 Brodie Catterick CycleWorld Under 23 3:43:57 27 55 Sam Steele L & M Group Racing Team Under 23 3:43:59 28 77 Johno Gee Team Calder Stewart Road Senior 3:44:00 29 75 Daniel Whitehouse SBR / DCM Sport Team Under 23 3:44:00 30 32 Mark Spessot CycleWorld Master 3:44:00 31 11 Daniel Neumann Benchmark Homes Cycling TeamUnder 23 3:44:00 32 56 Tom Francis L & M Group Racing Team Senior 3:44:01 33 53 Dillon Bennett Subway Pro Cycling Under 23 3:44:01 34 65 Andrew Jamieson Fitlab Senior 3:44:01 35 38 James McCoy Homestyle Test Team Under 23 3:44:02 36 17 Hamish Schreurs Benchmark Homes Cycling TeamUnder 23 3:44:03 37 83 Michael Vink All About Plumbing - Mico CyclingUnder Team 23 3:44:04 38 30 Alex McGregor CycleWorld Under 23 3:44:06 39 45 Reon Park SKF Racing Master 3:44:09 40 41 Shane Archbold SKF Racing Senior 3:44:11 41 60 Pieter Bulling H & J's Outdoor World Under 23 3:44:11 42 20 Jeremy Inglis Scotty Browns - Vision SystemsSenior 3:44:13 43 89 Scott McDonnell Fitlab Master 3:44:14 44 88 Luke Wieblitz All About Plumbing - Mico CyclingUnder Team 23 3:44:15 45 19 Jason Allen Scotty Browns - Vision SystemsSenior 3:44:16 46 24 Scott Thomas Cycling Otago Under 23 3:44:27 47 39 Chad Adair Homestyle Test Team Under 23 3:44:28 48 31 Paul Gough CycleWorld Master 3:45:16 49 6 Kieran Hambrook Tasman Wheelers Under 23 3:45:28 Page 1 BRT Canterbury Sportscore Printed: 23-Oct-12 12:45 www.pegasuscycling.co.nz Elite Cycling Series Round 7 Oxford Grand Prix Benchmark Homes Cust, Canterbury . 20 Oct 2012 Results Male - ECS Round 7 Men Place Race No Name Team Division Time 50 79 Alex Hooper Team Calder Stewart Road Under 23 3:45:49 51 26 Chris Harvey Cycling Otago Master 3:46:42 52 21 Reon Nolan Scotty Browns - Vision SystemsSenior 3:46:44 53 27 Brian Fowler Cycling Otago Master 3:48:13 54 48 Glenn Gould SKF Racing Master 3:48:13 55 3 Daniel Ellison Tasman Wheelers Under 23 3:49:03 56 34 Hayden Sword Homestyle Test Team Senior 3:49:04 57 63 Mathew Zenovich H & J's Outdoor World Under 23 3:50:05 58 46 Cameron Alexander SKF Racing Master 3:50:23 59 44 Andy van der Hayden SKF Racing Under 23 3:54:27 60 33 Matt Shallcrass Homestyle Test Team Senior 3:55:07 61 62 Tom Vessey H & J's Outdoor World Under 23 3:58:43 62 47 Craig Domigan SKF Racing Master 4:01:53 58 Benje Patterson L & M Group Racing Team Senior DNF 54 James Canny L & M Group Racing Team Senior DNF 2 Dean Fulton Tasman Wheelers Senior DNF 7 Sean Hambrook Tasman Wheelers Under 23 DNF 8 Matt Black Tasman Wheelers Under 23 DNF 9 Brian Grant Tasman Wheelers Master DNF 13 Ben Robertson Benchmark Homes Cycling TeamSenior DNF 16 George Tutton Benchmark Homes Cycling TeamUnder 23 DNF 25 Justin Stott Cycling Otago Master DNF 28 Craig Thomson CycleWorld Senior DNF 15 Darcy Ellerm-Norton Benchmark Homes Cycling TeamUnder 23 DNF 84 Tayler Reed All About Plumbing - Mico CyclingUnder Team 23 DNF 86 Andrew Ward All About Plumbing - Mico CyclingUnder Team 23 DNF 82 Jaron Stephens Team Calder Stewart Road Under 23 DNF 61 Liam Aitcheson H & J's Outdoor World Under 23 DNF 80 Nathan Tew Team Calder Stewart Road Under 23 DNF 73 Alistair Burnett SBR / DCM Sport Team Master DNF 68 Conal Sloan Fitlab Under 23 DNF 70 Marc Ryan SBR / DCM Sport Team Senior DNF 71 Corey Williams SBR / DCM Sport Team Senior DNF 67 Leon Hextall Fitlab Senior DNF 52 Tayla Harrison Subway Pro Cycling Under 23 DNS Page 2 BRT Canterbury Sportscore Printed: 23-Oct-12 12:45 www.pegasuscycling.co.nz Elite Cycling Series Round 7 Oxford Grand Prix Benchmark Homes Cust, Canterbury . 20 Oct 2012 Results Female - ECS Round 7 Women Place Race No Name Team Division Time 1 201 Karen Fulton Tasman Wheelers Women 3:23:05 2 212 Alice Hay Benchmark Homes Cycling TeamWomen 3:23:06 3 221 Maddi Campbell OmegaTech Women 3:23:06 4 225 Sophie Williamson H & J's Outdoor World Women 3:23:06 5 214 Haley Mercer Benchmark Homes Cycling TeamWomen 3:23:06 6 207 Reta Trotman Cycling Otago Women 3:23:06 7 216 Gabby Vermunt Soul Star Racing Women 3:23:07 8 208 Elyse Fraser Cycling Otago Women 3:26:00 9 223 Alysha Keith H & J's Outdoor World Women 3:26:00 10 211 Marewa Kraak Benchmark Homes Cycling TeamWomen 3:26:00 11 218 Samantha Michael Soul Star Racing Women 3:26:00 12 219 Tracy Clark OmegaTech Women 3:26:00 13 224 Georgia Timpany H & J's Outdoor World Women 3:26:01 14 213 Sharlotte Lucas Benchmark Homes Cycling TeamWomen 3:26:01 15 215 Jeannie Kuhajek Soul Star Racing Women 3:26:02 16 228 Alice Bennett Pegasus-Thule Women 3:26:02 17 204 Caitlin Holmes Tasman Wheelers Women 3:26:05 18 227 Sia Svendsen Pegasus-Thule Women 3:26:10 19 226 Annaliisa Farrell Pegasus-Thule Women 3:27:02 20 205 Kayley Murdoch Tasman Wheelers Women 3:27:02 21 217 Laura Thompson Soul Star Racing Women 3:27:04 22 220 Emma Ferguson OmegaTech Women 3:30:24 23 202 Tania Radman Tasman Wheelers Women 3:34:46 24 222 Sequoia Cooper H & J's Outdoor World Women 3:45:08 209 Carolyn Jenkins Cycling Otago Women DNF Page 3 BRT Canterbury Sportscore Printed: 23-Oct-12 12:45 www.pegasuscycling.co.nz.
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