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John Venturi Road Race Open Graded Scratch Races John Venturi Road Race Open Graded Scratch Races Date: 21 May 2016 Result: A Grade 93km 1. 21 Chris HARPER (NCC) 2h18:27 2. 2 Thomas ALLFORD (MILD) +13 3. 6 Tom CHAPMAN (NCC) +13 4. 22 Joshua HARRISON (CDCC) +13 5. 35 Jack SUTTON (NCC) +13 6. 9 Rylan DOWDELL (NCC) +13 7. 15 Matthew GASSNER (NCC) +13 8. 5 Harry CARPENTER (NCC) +17 9. 4 Matthew BENSON (RIV) +19 10. 16 Justin GASSNER (NCC) +20 11. 32 Leo SIMMONDS (NCC) +31 12. 24 Tom KAESLER (KCC) +1:06 13. 30 Timothy ROE (NCC) +1:16 14. 10 Jarrad DRIZNERS (KILK) +1:16 15. 41 Tristan JONES (NCC) +1:16 16. 38 Jack TIERNEY (NCC) +1:35 17. 13 David FUMPSON (NCC) +2:50 18. 14 Daniel GALE (NCC) +7:33 19. 37 Jason THOMASON (NCC) +7:33 20. 40 Thomas WRIGHT (NCC) +9:53 21. 11 Ethan EGGLESTONE (PACC) +9:53 22. 25 Adam KERIN (NCC) +11:08 23. 8 Scott CRAWFORD (NCC) +13:17 24. 33 Cameron SPEARS (ACC) +13:17 dnf 1 Karl EVANS (NCC) dnf 3 Lachlan AMBROSE (CDCC) dnf 12 Mathew FRANKS (PACC) dnf 17 Russell GILL (NCC) dnf 18 Henry GOLDING (NCC) dnf 19 Ben GRENDA (LONG) dnf 26 Alex KINNANE (NCC) dnf 28 Braden O'SHEA (CDCC) dnf 29 Callum PEARCE (NCC) dnf 31 Cooper SAYERS (CDCC) dnf 34 Michael STALLARD (NCC) dnf 36 Jay SWEET (CDCC) dnf 39 Mitchell VERVAART (NCC) dns 7 Timothy CLAYTON (NCC) dns 20 Christopher HALE (NCC) dns 27 Liam LAWLOR (NCC) Page 1 of 5 Chief Commissaire: David Schutz Organiser: South Coast Cycling Saturday, May 21 2016 3:33:33pm John Venturi Road Race Open Graded Scratch Races Date: 21 May 2016 • Average speed of the winner: 40.3 km/h • Number of starters: 37 • Riders abandoning the race: 13 Result: B Grade 77.5km 1. 59 Tim HEDGER (NCC) 1h58:39 2. 48 Iven BENNETT (BURNCC) +0 3. 60 Angus HEFFERNAN (NCC) +28 4. 56 Samuel DRAGOS (NCC) +28 5. 69 Jason TATTERSALL (NCC) +28 6. 75 Sam YOUNG (NCC) +28 7. 63 Shane JOHNSON (NCC) +33 8. 73 Nicholas WELCH (PACC) +37 9. 66 Peter KRETSCHMER (NCC) +1:06 10. 65 Daniel KEY (CDCC) +1:08 11. 53 Lachlan DARCH (NCC) +1:55 12. 58 Simon EGLINTON (NCC) +8:20 13. 70 Peter VARRICCHIO (NCC) +8:22 14. 46 Georgia BAKER (0) +8:22 15. 72 Samuel WEBB (NCC) +8:22 16. 49 Matt CALDERSMITH (NCC) +8:22 17. 71 Patrick WALSH (NCC) +8:22 18. 52 Amy CURE (0) +8:22 19. 54 Tom DEGARIS (NCC) +8:22 20. 62 Melissa HOSKINS (0) +8:39 21. 50 Ian COX (CDCC) +8:39 22. 57 Annette EDMONDSON (NCC) +8:39 23. 68 Bradley SIMPSON (ACC) +8:39 24. 45 Ashlee ANKUDINOFF (0) +8:39 25. 51 David CULLEN (NCC) +10:51 dnf 47 Douglas BEDDOME (KILK) dnf 55 Curtis DOWDELL (NCC) dnf 61 Lucas HOFFMAN (WHY) dnf 67 Corey ROBERTS (NCC) dnf 74 Rebecca WIASAK (0) dnf 76 Mackenzie MANSELL (NCC) dns 64 James KELLY (NCC) • Average speed of the winner: 39.2 km/h • Number of starters: 31 • Riders abandoning the race: 6 Page 2 of 5 Chief Commissaire: David Schutz Organiser: South Coast Cycling Saturday, May 21 2016 3:33:33pm John Venturi Road Race Open Graded Scratch Races Date: 21 May 2016 Result: C Grade 62km 1. 102 John WATTERS (NCC) 1h41:14 2. 98 Fletcher SYMONDS (SCCC) +1 3. 84 Maximillian HARDY (NCC) +6 4. 80 Craig BEDDOME (KILK) +6 5. 101 James WADE (PACC) +6 6. 92 Samuel ROSENZWEIG (AUCC) +6 7. 100 Daniel TREGENZA (NCC) +6 8. 82 Jesse ENRIGHT (KILK) +6 9. 97 Connor SKOSS (NCC) +13 10. 99 Thomas SYMONDS (SCCC) +17 11. 95 Darren SEARLE (PACC) +23 12. 81 Phil CRICK (PACC) +1:32 13. 91 Chris ROGERS (NCC) +1:32 14. 88 Bryan MCINTYRE (SCCC) +1:43 15. 86 Jason LOFFLER (0) +1:46 16. 89 Peter MICHAEL (PACC) +1:52 17. 94 Stephen SABINE (ACC) +10:12 dnf 83 Anthony FOUNDAS (NCC) dnf 90 Liam MURPHY (KCC) dns 85 Colby JACHMANN (RIV) dns 93 Kristian RYAN (NCC) dns 96 Nick SHARPLEY (NCC) • Average speed of the winner: 36.7 km/h • Number of starters: 19 • Riders abandoning the race: 2 Result: Womens A Grade 62km 1. 105 Michelle DEVINE (SCCC) 1h53:32 2. 108 Danielle MCKINNIREY (NCC) +2 3. 117 Eloise VAUGHAN (SHEPP) +6 4. 116 Madeleine STEELE (PACC) +1:17 5. 114 Merridy PEARCE (NCC) +1:19 6. 106 Joanne EASSON (AUCC) +1:35 7. 112 Chelsea PARBS (SKINNY) +3:30 8. 111 Hannah OSBORN (NCC) +6:33 dnf 107 Taylor FORD (NCC) dnf 110 Maeve MORONEY-PLOUFFE (PACC) Page 3 of 5 Chief Commissaire: David Schutz Organiser: South Coast Cycling Saturday, May 21 2016 3:33:33pm John Venturi Road Race Open Graded Scratch Races Date: 21 May 2016 Result: Womens A Grade (continued) 62km dnf 115 Natalie REDMOND (SKINNY) dns 109 Chloe MORAN (CDCC) dns 113 Kerianne PARFITT (NCC) • Average speed of the winner: 32.8 km/h • Number of starters: 11 • Riders abandoning the race: 3 Result: D Grade 46.5km 1. 123 Peter GEORGE (NCC) 1h17:50 2. 129 Paul PEARCE (NCC) +0 3. 122 Duncan FOWLER (NCC) +1:17 4. 127 Steven KLAEBE (0) +1:17 5. 120 Don CLIFTON (PACC) +1:19 6. 124 Alan GORDON (NCC) +1:19 7. 125 Peter GRIVELL (NCC) +1:24 8. 133 Andrew WILSON (NCC) +2:34 9. 130 Adrian RICHARDSON (MILD) +3:10 10. 132 Paul TRIM (PACC) +6:39 11. 131 Mark SCHULZE (NCC) +10:55 dnf 121 Paul FOUNTAS (NCC) dnf 126 Mark HOLLAND (KILK) dnf 128 Philip MCINTOSH (SCCC) dnf 134 David RADZIKIEWICZ (SCCC) • Average speed of the winner: 35.8 km/h • Number of starters: 15 • Riders abandoning the race: 4 Page 4 of 5 Chief Commissaire: David Schutz Organiser: South Coast Cycling Saturday, May 21 2016 3:33:33pm John Venturi Road Race Open Graded Scratch Races Date: 21 May 2016 Result: Womens B Grade 62km 1. 137 Meg LEMON (PACC) 1h26:42 2. 135 Meriel CUSTANCE (SKINNY) +10 3. 138 Jazz MARTIN (AUCC) +3:56 4. 139 Kayla MCSPORRAN (SKINNY) +5:56 5. 140 Emma SEELIGER (KILK) +16:27 6. 136 Alison KENT (SKINNY) +16:50 • Average speed of the winner: 42.9 km/h • Number of starters: 6 Result: E Grade 31km 1. 147 Thomas DAVEY (SCCC) 55:37 2. 145 Grant ALLEN (PACC) +46 3. 148 Corey NGO (0) +1:18 4. 146 Anthony BRENNAND (CDCC) +13:27 • Average speed of the winner: 33.4 km/h • Number of starters: 4 Page 5 of 5 Chief Commissaire: David Schutz Organiser: South Coast Cycling Saturday, May 21 2016 3:33:33pm.
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