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Cancer Classic Result.Xlsx Cancer Council Classic Rymill Park Pos No. Name Team Time 1 23 Matthew Goss HTC-Highroad 1:05:12 2 26 Mark Renshaw HTC-Highroad st 3 12 Robbie McEwen Radio Shack st 4 126 Elia Viviani Liquigas-Cannondale st 5 55 Chris Sutton Sky Procycling st 6 74 Davide Vigano Leopard Trek st 7 56 Ben Swift Sky Procycling st 8 161 Jose Joaquin Rojas Movistar st 9 124 Fabio Sabatini Liquigas-Cannondale st 10 61 Allan Davis Astana st 11 43 Michael Matthews Rabobank st 12 81 Francesco Chicchi Quickstep st 13 91 Denis Galimzyanov Katusha st 14 176 Mirko Selvaggi Vacansoleil-DCM st 15 1 André Greipel Omega Pharma-Lotto st 16 167 Francisco Ventoso Movistar st 17 121 Davide Cimolai Liquigas-Cannondale at 0:06 18 31 Tyler Farrar Garmin-Cervelo st 19 171 Romain Feillu Vacansoleil-DCM at 0:08 20 186 Mitchell Docker UNI SA - Australia st 21 143 Baden Cooke Saxo Bank Sungard st 22 57 Mathew Hayman Sky Procycling st 23 151 Inaki Isasi Euskaltel-Euskadi st 24 104 Kristof Goddaert AG2R La Mondiale st 25 106 Blel Kadri AG2R La Mondiale st 26 154 Jon Izaguirre Euskaltel-Euskadi st 27 174 Sergey Lagutin Vacansoleil-DCM st 28 65 Valentin Iglinskiy Astana st 29 96 Stijn Vandenbergh Katusha st 30 95 Nikolay Trusov Katusha st 31 71 Stuart O'Grady Leopard Trek st 32 132 Alexander Kristoff BMC st 33 187 Bernard Sulzberger UNI SA - Australia st 34 183 Jonathan Cantwell UNI SA - Australia st 35 83 Gerald Ciolek Quickstep st 36 162 Jose Ivan Gutierrez Movistar st 37 13 Manuel Cardoso Radio Shack st 38 165 Luis Pasamontes Movistar st 39 155 Alan Perez Lezaun Euskaltel-Euskadi st 40 133 John Murphy BMC st 41 131 Alessandro Ballan BMC st 42 87 Julien Vermote Quickstep st 43 125 Simone Ponzi Liquigas-Cannondale at 0:13 44 142 Juan José Haedo Saxo Bank Sungard st 45 15 Markel Irizar Radio Shack st 46 97 Eduard Vorganov Katusha st 47 136 Martin Kohler BMC st 48 107 Yuriy Krivtsov AG2R La Mondiale st Version 2 - Amended - Issued 9.49pm 16th Jan 2011 49 7 Marcel Sieberg Omega Pharma-Lotto st 50 76 William Clarke Leopard Trek st 51 17 Gregory Rast Radio Shack st 52 182 Wesley Sulzberger UNI SA - Australia st 53 157 Ivan Velasco Euskaltel-Euskadi st 54 6 Jurgen Roelandts Omega Pharma-Lotto st 55 86 Francesco Reda Quickstep st 56 134 Simon Zahner BMC at 0:20 57 45 Jos van Emden Rabobank at 0:22 58 85 Davide Malacarne Quickstep at 0:23 59 156 Daniel Sesma Euskaltel-Euskadi st 60 153 Miguel Minguez Euskaltel-Euskadi st 61 101 Julien Loubet AG2R La Mondiale st 62 24 Bert Grabsch HTC-Highroad st 63 77 Bruno Pires Leopard Trek st 64 144 Nicki Sörensen Saxo Bank Sungard st 65 173 Thomas De Gendt Vacansoleil-DCM st 66 115 Manuele Mori Lampre - ISD st 67 105 Steve Houanard AG2R La Mondiale st 68 11 Lance Armstrong Radio Shack st 69 114 Vitaliy Buts Lampre - ISD st 70 145 David Tanner Saxo Bank Sungard st 71 123 Alan Marangoni Liquigas-Cannondale st 72 63 Maxim Gourov Astana st 73 103 Mathieu Perget AG2R La Mondiale st 74 122 Kristijan Koren Liquigas-Cannondale st 75 73 Stefan Denifl Leopard Trek st 76 172 Rob Ruijgh Vacansoleil-DCM st 77 84 Addy Engels Quickstep st 78 93 Serguei Ivanov Katusha st 79 111 Alfredo Balloni Lampre - ISD st 80 112 Aitor Perez Arrieta Lampre - ISD st 81 113 Matteo Bono Lampre - ISD st 82 67 Yevgeniy Nepomnyachshiy Astana st 83 185 Michael Hepburn UNI SA - Australia st 84 32 Jack Bobridge Garmin-Cervelo st 85 181 Luke Roberts UNI SA - Australia st 86 14 Ben Hermans Radio Shack st 87 163 David Lopez Movistar st 88 152 Gorka Izagirre Euskaltel-Euskadi st 89 25 Danny Pate HTC-Highroad st 90 44 Laurens ten Dam Rabobank st 91 33 Julian Dean Garmin-Cervelo st 92 92 Juan Horrach Katusha st 93 53 Simon Gerrans Sky Procycling st 94 66 Tanel Kangert Astana st 95 141 Richie Porte Saxo Bank Sungard st 96 137 Amaël Moinard BMC st 97 147 Brian Vandborg Saxo Bank Sungard st 98 184 Luke Durbridge UNI SA - Australia st 99 94 Aleksandr Kuschynski Katusha st 100 2 Jurgen Van De Walle Omega Pharma-Lotto st 101 5 Vicente Reynes Omega Pharma-Lotto st 102 72 Martin Pedersen Leopard Trek st 103 166 José Vicente Garcia Movistar st 104 164 Angel Madrazo Movistar st 105 102 Dimitri Champion AG2R La Mondiale at 0:30 106 16 Robbie Hunter Radio Shack st 107 52 Geraint Thomas Sky Procycling st 108 21 Mark Cavendish HTC-Highroad st Version 2 - Amended - Issued 9.49pm 16th Jan 2011 109 27 Hayden Roulston HTC-Highroad st 110 41 Graeme Brown Rabobank st 111 37 Travis Meyer Garmin-Cervelo st 112 135 Timothy Roe BMC st 113 47 Pieter Weening Rabobank st 114 64 Andriy Grivko Astana at 0:37 115 82 Marco Bandiera Quickstep st 116 35 Cameron Meyer Garmin-Cervelo at 0:40 117 175 Alberto Ongarato Vacansoleil-DCM st 118 75 Martin Mortensen Leopard Trek st 119 116 Alessandro Spezialetti Lampre - ISD st 120 117 Daniele Righi Lampre - ISD st 121 46 Coen Vermeltfoort Rabobank st 122 36 Matthew Wilson Garmin-Cervelo st 123 34 Brett Lancaster Garmin-Cervelo st 124 177 Joost Van Leijen Vacansoleil-DCM at 0:44 125 146 Sebastian Haedo Saxo Bank Sungard st 126 4 Olivier Kaisen Omega Pharma-Lotto at 0:48 127 54 Greg Henderson Sky Procycling at 1:16 128 3 Adam Hansen Omega Pharma-Lotto at 1:38 129 51 Michael Rogers Sky Procycling st 130 62 Simon Clarke Astana at 1:42 131 127 Cameron Wurf Liquigas-Cannondale at 3:10 NonStarters 42 Tom Leezer Rabobank NonFinishers 22 Bernhard Eisel HTC-Highroad Sprints Results Skoda Sprint Lap 5 1 184 Luke Durbridge UNI SA - Australia Hindmarsh Sprint Lap 10 1 152 Gorka Izagirre Euskaltel-Euskadi Cycle Instead Sprint Lap 15 1 75 Martin Mortensen Leopard Trek Jayco Sprint Lap 20 1 152 Gorka Izagirre Euskaltel-Euskadi Race Data Organisation: Events South Australia Country: Australia Stage Winner's Time 1:5:12 Race Distance 31.9 mls 51.3 kms Race Speed 29.4mph 47.2kph Number of Starters 132 Number of Non-starters 1 Number of Finishers 131 Number of Non-finishers 1 Version 2 - Amended - Issued 9.49pm 16th Jan 2011.
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