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Race Programme CORONET PEAK FRANKTON KINGSTON GARSTON ATHOL TE ANAU FIVE RIVERS MANAPOURI MOSSBURN BLACKMOUNT LUMSDEN OHAI GORE CLIFDEN NIGHTCAPS ORAWIA OTAUTAU WINTON MATAURA TUATAPERE EDENDALE RIVERTON WYNDHAM WAIMAHAKA INVERCARGILL BLUFF Race @Tour of Southland @tourofsouthland Programme www.tourofsouthland.com 2018 Sunday 28th October – Saturday 3rd November PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIED BY STUDIO JUBB COURSE SUMMARY OVERVIEW STAGES 1 7 ArrowtownArrowtown ! ± PROLOGUE: SPONSOR: RIVERSIDE RENTALS TEAM’S TIME TRIAL .............4.2KM Sunday 28th October 2018 Franktonkton CromwellCromwell Queenstown ! ! ! Queens Park – Invercargill at 4.30pm SPONSOR E STAGE 1: : SOUTHLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL .............................170KM Monday 29th October 2018 Starts at the SIT Zero Fees Velodrome Invercargill at 10.00am Invercargill-Lorneville-Thornbury-Otautau-Ohai-Nightcaps-Dipton-Castlerock-Lumsden Finishes Diana Street, Lumsden at 2.40pm approximately STAGE 2: SPONSOR: DISTINCTION HOTELS TE ANAU ...............................150KM E Tuesday 30th October 2018 Starts at Riverton Primary School, Princess Street, Riverton at 10.00am Riverton-Colac Bay-Orepuki-Tuatapere-Clifden-Blackmount-Manapouri-Te Anau Te Anau ! Stage 3 Finishing at the Distinction Hotel, Lakefront Drive Te Anau at approximately 1.55pm E STAGE 3: SPONSOR: QUEENSTOWN FLOORING XTRA ...............................138KM Wednesday 31st October 2018 Manapouri E ! Starts at the Mossburn Community Centre – Mossburn at 10.30am Mossburn-Five Rivers-Kingston-Frankton-Lake Hayes-Coronet Peak Mossburn ! Finishes at Coronet Peak at 2.20pm approximately Lumsden ! STAGE 4: SPONSOR: BDO INVERCARGILL .................................................148.5KM Balfour Thursday 1st November 2018 Stage 2 ! Starts at the SIT Zero Fees Velodrome Invercargill at 10.00am E Riversdale ! Waikaka ! Invercargill-Rimu-Woodlands-Seaward Downs-Edendale-Wyndham-Glenham-Gorge Road-Tisbury-Blu Finishes on Blu Hill at 2.15pm approximately Ohai ! E E Nightcaps ! STAGE 5: SPONSOR: MATAURA LICENSING TRUST .................................... 151KM Stage 6 Friday 2nd November 2018 Stage 1 GORE ! Starts at the SIT Zero Fees Velodrome Invercargill at 10.00am Invercargill-Makarewa-Wallacetown-Drummond-Winton-Browns-Hedgehope-Te Tipua-Waimumu-Gore Winton Tuatapere Otautau ! E ! ! E Finishes in Hokonui Drive Gore at 2.00pm approximately E Mataura ! Stage Stage 5 E STAGE 6: SPONSOR: MCCONACHIE SHEARING LTD ...................................... 13KM E 5 Stage Edendale Saturday 3rd November 2018 ! E 7 E ! Wyndham Stage 2 Wallacetown Winton Individual Time Trial ! Riverton ! E Starts Main Street Winton at 10.00am E E INVERCARGILL ! StageE 4 STAGE 7: SPONSOR: ASCOT PARK HOTEL INVERCARGILL .......................... 77KM E Prologue Saturday 3rd November 2018 Starts at Winton’s Middle Pub, Winton at 1.30pm E Tokanui ! Maps created by Invercargill City Council Winton-Browns-Hedgehope-Myross Bush-Invercargill Topographic data sourced from Stage 4 Land Information NZ Bluff Finishes on Gala Street Reserve, Invercargill at 3.00pm approximately Crown Copyright Reserved. ! // INDEX // 2018 RACE MANAGER’S WELCOME 2018 Team Lists ............................................................................. 2-3 2018 Tour Ocials ............................................................................ 4 Race Classifications .................................................................... 5-6 WELCOME Teams: It is my pleasure to welcome all competitors and Kia Motors - Ascot Park Hotel (KAP) .................................... 7 supporters to the 2018 SBS Bank Tour of Southland. WPC South - Joyride Apparel (WJA) ................................... 8 The province of Southland eagerly awaits this proud Creation Signs - Ronald McDonald House South Island and iconic Southland sporting event which was - Ricoh (CSR) ................................................................................... 9 introduced to the province back in 1956, as part of the Aardvark Excavating LTD (AVE) ........................................... 10 region’s centenary celebrations. The Tour has stood Powernet (PNL) ............................................................................ 11 the test of time while many other similar events have ITM (ITM) ....................................................................................... 12 come and gone, with the event now regarded as a Team Skoda Fruzio (TSF) ........................................................ 13 leading multi-stage Tour in Australasia. TotalPos Solutions (TPS) ......................................................... 14 Cycling Southland’s sincere thanks are extended to Placemakers (PMK) .................................................................... 15 SBS Bank for their continuation as the major naming Magnesium Pur (MGP) .............................................................. 16 right’s sponsor of the Tour. We also acknowledge Velofit - Santic Racing (VSR) ................................................. 17 the outstanding support from our major supporting Vet4Farm (VFF) ............................................................................ 18 sponsors, Invercargill Licensing Trust, ILT Foundation, Central Benchmakers - Willbike (CBW) ........................... 19 the Invercargill City Council, the Community Trust Olphert Contracting (OPC) ................................................... 20 South, Pub Charity, Lion Foundation, The Southern Finance Now (FNN) .................................................................. 21 Trust and NZCT. This continued support is what Adair Craik Accountants (ACA) ........................................... 22 enables the Tour to achieve the positive outcomes Talbot Forest Cheese - Ultimo (TFC) .............................. 23 for the community and the sport of cycling in the Business South (BSS) ................................................................ 24 region. Our thanks are also extended to the many community sponsors who also traditionally support Acknowledgements ................................................................. 25 the Tour. Ricoh Corporate Road Time Trial .......................................... 26 SBS Bank Tour Of Southland Stages & Maps The Tour has again attracted a large field to the region, Prologue Map ................................................................................... 27 including a strong representation of international Riverside Rentals Prologue .................................................... 28 riders, indicating the continuing popularity of the Stage 1 Map ....................................................................................... 29 event. Southland District Council Stage 1 ............................. 30-31 All travelling with this year’s Tour are encouraged to Stage 2 Map ....................................................................................... 32 give their utmost cooperation at all times to ensure Distinction Hotels Stage 2 .............................................. 33-34 the safe and smooth running of the event. All Stage 3 Map ....................................................................................... 35 associated with the Tour are encouraged to support Queenstown Flooring Xtra Stage 3 ............................. 36-37 and acknowledge our valued supporting sponsors wherever possible. Stage 4 Map ........................................................................................ 38 BDO Invercargill Stage 4 ................................................... 39-40 On behalf of Cycling Southland, I extend my best Stage 5 Map ....................................................................................... 41 wishes to all participants and supporters of this year’s Mataura Licensing Trust Stage 5 ................................. 42-43 Tour and trust that you enjoy our southern hospitality. Stage 6 Map ....................................................................................... 44 We hope that you have a safe journey home following McConachie Shearing Stage 6 ........................................... 45 the event and take with you many fond memories of the 2018 SBS Bank Tour of Southland, and of the Stage 7 Map ....................................................................................... 46 Southland region and its people. Ascot Park Hotel Stage 7 ................................................. 47-48 General Classification Sponsors ............................................. 49 Classifications ........................................................................... 50-51 BRUCE ROSS Past Winners ..................................................................................... 52 Tour Convenor Thank You .......................................................................................... 52 // LEADERS’ JERSEY COLOURS: Tour Leader .......................... Yellow Under 23 ................................ Pink King of the Mountain ........ White / Red Polka Dots 35 Plus .................................... Silver Sprint Ace.............................. Green Most Combative .................. Orange & White - 1 - TOUR OF SOUTHLAND 2018 2018 TEAM LISTS KIA MOTORS ASCOT PARK HOTEL KAP ITM ITM 1 James Piccoli .......................Canada 51 Kane Richards ...................Australia 2 Kevin Girkins ..................................USA 52 Daniel Alcock (35+) .........Australia 3 Hamish Bond ................Cambridge 53 Nicholas Costello ............Australia 4 Cyrus Monk
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