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MEN’S TIME TRIAL Distance: 24.6kms Distance: 79kms Distance: 25.5kms Distance: 30kms 16 Jay BOURKE Ballarat / Sebastopol 57 Rhys POLLOCK Albury, NSW Start:SPRINTS x 12noon23 Distance: 30kms SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9: 96 Leigh-Anne DYNON 70 Beth DURYEA 70 Beth DURYEA 17 Tim HUCKER Bendigo 58 Andrew PASCOE Bendigo Finish:1. $10 2.2.30pm $6 3. $4 TOTAL: $460 46 David FAIRBURN Bendigo ROAD RACES (Spring Gully) Bendigo Bendigo Bendigo 18 Jeremy CAMERON St Kilda 61 John KENT Alpine 71 Felicity WARDLAW 71 Felicity WARDLAW 41 John DAM Bendigo HILL CLIMBS x7 93 Grace PHANG 19 Trent MOREY Carnegie Caulfield 62 Peter LADD Bendigo RISING SUN HOTEL WOMEN’S ROAD RACE SATURDAY, JANUARY 19 Wangaratta Wangaratta 1. $10 2. $6 3. $4 TOTAL: $140 St Kilda 40 Alistair CRAMERI Carnegie Caulfield Distance: 79 kms (5 Laps Of 15.8km Circuit) ROAD RACES – SPRING GULLY 72 Lisa HANLEY 72 Lisa HANLEY 20 Michael HALE Carnegie Caulfield 63 CAMERON LESTER St Kilda 88 Lucy BARKER 34 Mark JAMIESON Mersey Valley, TAS Start: 8.30 am Hill Climbs: 3 BENDIGO GRAND PRIX MEN’S CHAMPION Norwood Carnegie Caulfield Carnegie Caulfield 21 Cameron PARLEVLIET Blackburn 33 Luke KNOX Bendigo Finish: 11.30 am Sprints: 3 INNES1. $280 MOTORS2. $165 WOMEN’S 3. $100 ROAD RACE TOTAL: $545 87 Danielle GARDEN 73 Rachel WARD 73 Rachel WARD 22 Sam CROME Bendigo MEN’S CRITERIUM 32 Stephen LANE Coburg Distance: 79kms (5 laps of 15.8km circuit)TOTAL: $2630 Echuca/Moama Bendigo Bendigo 23 Naish CHAPMAN Footscray Start time: 2.30pm – Bendigo CBD BENDIGO ADVERTISER MEN’S ROAD RACE Plus Trophies: $1500 74 Kate FINEGAN 74 Kate FINEGAN 29 Paul YEATMAN Warragul Start: 8.30am Hill climbs: 3 86 Caitlin WADE 24 Mitchell DEDMAN Coburg Distance: 34kms Distance: 142.2 kms (9 Laps Of 15.8km Circuit) Bendigo Bendigo 28 Chris HAMILTON Bendigo Finish:WOMEN 11.30am Sprints: 3 Cycling Victoria Recreational 25 William DERHAM Carnegie Caulfield Start: 12.30 pm Hill Climbs: 7 85 Kimberly WEPASNICK 75 Nicole WHITBURN 75 Nicole WHITBURN 27 Sam FUHRMEISTER Seymour Broadford 2 Tom LEAPER Blackburn 26 Mark FAGG Geelong Finish: 4.00 pm Sprints: 7 TIME TRIAL CHAMPIONSHIP St Kilda Carnegie Caulfield Carnegie Caulfield 26 Mark FAGG Geelong 3 Jason SPENCER Blackburn POWER AV MEN’S ROAD RACE 76 Nicole MCNAMARA 80 Lauretta HANSON 27 Sam FUHRMEISTER Seymour Broadford 1. $225 2. $155 3. $100 TOTAL: $480 83 Hannah MACDOUGALL 20 Michael HALE Carnegie Caulfield 4 Shannonn JOHNSON St Kilda SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10: Distance: 142.2kms (9 laps of 15.8km circuit) Carnegie Caulfield Bendigo Macedon Ranges 28 Chris HAMILTON Bendigo 16 Jay BOURKE Ballarat / Sebastopol 6 Tyler SPURRELL Blackburn CRITERIUMS (Bendigo CBD) Start:ROAD RACE12.30pm CHAMPIONSHIP Hill climbs: 7 80 Lauretta HANSON 77 Tess SPENCER-GILL 87 Danielle GARDEN 30 Brendan SCHULTZ Bendigo 15 Wade EDWARDS Carnegie Caulfield 8 Trevor SPENCER Blackburn Finish:1. $250 4.00pm2. $175 3. $100 Sprints: 7 TOTAL: $525 Macedon Ranges Bendigo Echuca/Moama 31 Mark KELLY Horsham Coates HIRE WOMEN’S CRITERIUM 78 Elizabeth DOUEAL 89 Joanna WALL 13 Fergus SULLY Blackburn 10 Thomas HAMILTON Ararat Distance: 25.5 kms (30 Laps Of 850m Circuit) 79 Bridie O’DONNELL 33 Luke KNOX Bendigo SUNDAY,CRITERIUM CHAMPIONSHIP JANUARY 20 St Kilda St Kilda MTBA 8 Trevor SPENCER Blackburn 11 Luke PARKER Carnegie Caulfield Start: 12.45 pm Sprints: 11 34 Mark JAMIESON Mersey Valley, TAS CRITERIUMS1. $225 2. $155– BENDIGO 3. $100 CBD TOTAL: $480 78 Elizabeth DOUEAL 80 Lauretta HANSON 91 Michelle SCURR 6 Tyler SPURRELL Blackburn 17 Tim HUCKER Bendigo Finish: 1.30 pm 36 Jacob HANNA Albury, NSW St Kilda Macedon Ranges Warragul 3 Jason SPENCER Blackburn 20 Michael HALE Carnegie Caulfield SPRINTS x 14 81 Carly WILLIAMS 93 Grace PHANG 37 Aaron EYNAUD Blackburn SYMES MOTORS NISSAN MEN’S CRITERIUM ??1. $10WOMEN’S 2. $6 CRITERIUM 3. $4 TOTAL: $280 75 Nicole WHITBURN 1 Nicholas SQUILLARI Geelong 21 Cameron PARLEVLIET Blackburn Carnegie Caulfield St Kilda St Kilda 38 Peter CASEY Bendigo Distance: 34 kms (40 Laps Of 850m Circuit) Distance: 25.5kms (30 laps of 850m circuit) 22 Sam CROME Bendigo HILL CLIMBS x3 73 Rachel WARD 82 Georgina BEECH 96 Leigh-Anne DYNON 39 Cameron CLAMP Hawthorn Start: 2.30 pm Sprints: 16 Start: 1.00pm Sprints: 11 23 Naish CHAPMAN Footscray 1. $10 2. $6 3. $4 TOTAL: $60 Bendigo St Kilda Bendigo MEN’S road RACE 40 Alistair CRAMERI Carnegie Caulfield Finish: 3.15 pm Finish: 1.45pm 71 Felicity WARDLAW 87 Danielle GARDEN 97 Lizzie WILLIAMS 27 Sam FUHRMEISTER Seymour Broadford Start time: 12.30pm – Spring Gully 41 John DAM Bendigo BENDIGO GRAND PRIX WOMEN’S CHAMPION Wangaratta Echuca/Moama Brunswick 28 Chris HAMILTON Bendigo Distance: 142.2kms 42 MARK FLOOD Bendigo ANDY’S1. $280 EARTHMOVERS2. $165 3. $100 MEN’S CRITERIUMTOTAL: $545 70 Beth DURYEA 88 Lucy BARKER 30 Brendan SCHULTZ Bendigo ACTIVITIES SUNDAY Distance: 34kms (40 laps of 850m circuit) Norwood 3 Jason SPENCER Blackburn 44 Harry HANLEY Carnegie Caulfield TOTAL: $2370 Bendigo 33 Luke KNOX Bendigo Start: 2.15pm Sprints: 16 89 Joanna WALL 4 Shannon JOHNSON St Kilda 45 James CUMMINGS Carnegie Caulfield 11.15 am Human Powered Vehicle Demonstration Plus Trophies: $1500 34 Mark JAMIESON Mersey Valley, TAS Finish: 3.15pm MTBA 5 Nicholas BIEN Blackburn 46 David FAIRBURN Bendigo 12 noon Bendigo Cycling Club Junior Criterium 90 Tory THOMAS TASMANIAN SUMMER SPORTS 38 Peter CASEY Bendigo 1.45 pm Bendigo Highland Pipe Band GRAND TOTAL: $8,000 TASMANIAN SUMMER SPORTS 6 Tyler SPURRELL Blackburn 47 Anthony FEWSTER Brunswick MTBA TASMANIANCARNIVALS SUMMER SPORTS 42 MARK FLOOD Bendigo 7 Todd SATCHELL Stawell-Great Western 49 Zane HUNTER Carnegie Caulfield 92 Naomi WILLIAMS Wednesday, DecemberTASMANIANCARNIVALSCARNIVALS 26 - Tuesday, SUMMER January 1 SPORTS 43 Matthew HEATH Footscray MEDIA ESCORT: CONSTRUCTION CREW MANAGER: John Daldy Wednesday,Wednesday, December December 2626 - Tuesday, JanuaryJanuary 1 1 8 Trevor SPENCER Blackburn 50 Luigi VECCHIO St Kilda John Newlan St Kilda TASMANIANANTASMANIAN AMAZING SUMMER $100,000 SPORTS SUMMER CYCLINGCARNIVALS PRIZEMONEY! SPORTS 48 Jared HARTLEY Bendigo MANAGEMENT TEAM Michael Gilligan Des Easton Wednesday, December 26 - Tuesday, January 1 93 Grace PHANG ANCARNIVALSAN AMAZING AMAZING $100,000 $100,000CARNIVALS CYCLING CYCLING PRIZEMONEY! 9 Jay PHILLPOTTS Hawthorn 51 Jason LOWNDES MTBA COMMENTATOR: CONSTRUCTION CREW: Bob Wilson Wednesday, DecemberENTRIES:Wednesday, CYCLING 26 - Tuesday, December TASMANIA January 26 - Ph:Tuesday, 1 03 6343 January 4343 1 51 Jason LOWNDES MTBA DIRECTOR: CHIEF JUDGE/RESULTS: Trent Hill Fred Keyzer AN AMAZING $100,000 CYCLING PRIZEMONEY! Jim Anderson St Kilda ENTRIES: CYCLINGwww.tas.cycling.org.au TASMANIA - Ph: 03 6343 4343 10 Thomas HAMILTON Ararat 52 Vincent GELUWIE Brunswick
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