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2020 Para Track Nationals Results 2020 Para Track Nationals Results Date: 1st - 3rd November 2019 Anna Meares Velodrome Event 1: 500m Time Trial - Result 1. 5 Amanda REID (St George CC) 39.809 2. 8 Emily PETRICOLA (St Kilda Cycling Club) 40.190 +0.38 3. 9 Bronwyn DOLMAN (Port Adelaide CC) 40.313 +0.50 4. 6 Paige GRECO (Port Adelaide CC) 40.416 +0.60 5. 7 Meg LEMON (Port Adelaide CC) 41.963 +2.15 6. 10 Erika GOSNEY (St Kilda Cycling Club) 45.248 +5.43 7. 1 Georgia POWNING (Preston Cycling Club) 52.306 +12.49 8. 2 Chloe TURNER (Preston Cycling Club) 52.680 +12.87 Event 1c5: C5 500m Time Trial 1. 9 Bronwyn DOLMAN (Port Adelaide CC) WC5 Gold 2. 10 Erika GOSNEY (St Kilda Cycling Club) WC5 Silver Event 1c4: C4 500m Time Trial 1. 8 Emily PETRICOLA (St Kilda Cycling Club) WC4 Gold 2. 7 Meg LEMON (Port Adelaide CC) WC4 Silver Event 1c3: C3 500m Time Trial 1. 6 Paige GRECO (Port Adelaide CC) WC3 Gold Event 1c2: C2 500m Time Trial 1. 5 Amanda REID (St George CC) WC2 Gold Event 1II: AWII 500m Time Trial 1. 1 Georgia POWNING (Preston Cycling Club) AWII Gold 2. 2 Chloe TURNER (Preston Cycling Club) AWII Silver Event 2: 1000m Time Trial - Result 1. 24 Daniel VAN DER LAAN (Sydney Uni Velo Club) 1:06.730 2. 23 Michael SHIPPLEY (Balmoral Cycle Club) 1:06.815 +0.08 3. 19 David NICHOLAS (Mackay Cycling Club) 1:12.005 +5.27 4. 16 Gordon ALLAN (Parklife Cycling Club) 1:13.143 +6.41 5. 20 Patrick BEST (Mersey Valley Devonport CC) 1:13.692 +6.96 6. 18 Darren HICKS (Norwood CC) 1:16.891 +10.16 7. 21 Kyle WILLIS (Moreton Bay Cycling Club) 1:17.479 +10.74 8. 17 Mitchell BAILS (Kilkenny CC) 1:21.534 +14.80 9. 12 Nathan GLARVEY (Sunshine Coast CC) 1:29.029 +22.29 10. 13 Harry MEZGER (Preston Cycling Club) 1:34.076 +27.34 11. 11 Andre ASCUI (Preston Cycling Club) 1:37.361 +30.63 Event 2c5: C5 1000m Time Trial 1. 24 Daniel VAN DER LAAN (Sydney Uni Velo Club) MC5 Gold 2. 23 Michael SHIPPLEY (Balmoral Cycle Club) MC5 Silver Event 2c4: C4 1000m Time Trial 1. 20 Patrick BEST (Mersey Valley Devonport CC) MC4 Gold Page 1 of 7 Chief Commissaire: Richie Bates Organiser: Cycling Australia Sunday, November 03 2019 7:29:30pm 2020 Para Track Nationals Results Date: 1st - 3rd November 2019 Anna Meares Velodrome Event 2c3: C3 1000m Time Trial 1. 19 David NICHOLAS (Mackay Cycling Club) MC3 Gold 2. 21 Kyle WILLIS (Moreton Bay Cycling Club) MC3 Silver Event 2c2: C2 1000m Time Trial 1. 16 Gordon ALLAN (Parklife Cycling Club) MC2 Gold 2. 18 Darren HICKS (Norwood CC) MC2 Silver 3. 17 Mitchell BAILS (Kilkenny CC) MC2 Bronze Event 2II: AWII 1000m Time Trial 1. 12 Nathan GLARVEY (Sunshine Coast CC) AWII Gold 2. 13 Harry MEZGER (Preston Cycling Club) AWII Silver 3. 11 Andre ASCUI (Preston Cycling Club) AWII Bronze Event 3: 1000m Tandem Time Trial - Result 1. 14 Brad HENDERSON (Kilkenny CC) 1:02.338 Luke ZACCARIA - Pilot 2. 3 Rachel HENDERSON (Port Adelaide CC) 1:12.434 +10.09 Jess MUNDY - Pilot 3. 4 Sophie PATTON (Port Adelaide CC) 1:12.574 +10.23 Isabella DASHOURSE - Pilot Event 3cw: Womens 1000m Tandem Time Trial 1. 3 Rachel HENDERSON (Port Adelaide CC) WB Gold Jess MUNDY - Pilot 2. 4 Sophie PATTON (Port Adelaide CC) WB Silver Isabella DASHOURSE - Pilot Event 3cm: Mens 1000m Tandem Time Trial 1. 14 Brad HENDERSON (Kilkenny CC) MB Gold Luke ZACCARIA - Pilot Event 5: Individual Pursuit 4000m Final - Result 1. 22 Alistair DONOHOE (Blackburn Cycling Club) 4:41.922 2. 24 Daniel VAN DER LAAN (Sydney Uni Velo Club) 4:49.068 +7.14 3. 20 Patrick BEST (Mersey Valley Devonport CC) 5:22.107 +40.18 Event 5a: Individual Pursuit 4000m Final - Result 1. 15 Kieran MURPHY (Norwood CC) 4:19.164 Locky GLASSPOOL - Pilot Event 5c5: C5 4km Individual Pursuit 1. 22 Alistair DONOHOE (Blackburn Cycling Club) MC5 Gold 2. 24 Daniel VAN DER LAAN (Sydney Uni Velo Club) MC5 Silver 3. 20 Patrick BEST (Mersey Valley Devonport CC) MC4 Page 2 of 7 Chief Commissaire: Richie Bates Organiser: Cycling Australia Sunday, November 03 2019 7:29:30pm 2020 Para Track Nationals Results Date: 1st - 3rd November 2019 Anna Meares Velodrome Event 5c4: C4 4km Individual Pursuit 1. 20 Patrick BEST (Mersey Valley Devonport CC) MC4 Gold Event 5cmb: MB 4km Individual Pursuit 1. 15 Kieran MURPHY (Norwood CC) MB Gold Locky GLASSPOOL - Pilot Event 6: Individual Pursuit 3000m Final - Result 1. 19 David NICHOLAS (Mackay Cycling Club) 3:32.483 Event 6a: Individual Pursuit 3000m Final - Result 1. 18 Darren HICKS (Norwood CC) 3:40.253 2. 16 Gordon ALLAN (Parklife Cycling Club) 3:55.757 +15.50 3. 21 Kyle WILLIS (Moreton Bay Cycling Club) 4:06.303 +26.05 4. 17 Mitchell BAILS (Kilkenny CC) 4:16.797 +36.54 Event 6b: Individual Pursuit 3000m Final - Result 1. 12 Nathan GLARVEY (Sunshine Coast CC) 4:33.166 2. 13 Harry MEZGER (Preston Cycling Club) 4:41.641 +8.47 3. 11 Andre ASCUI (Preston Cycling Club) 4:48.208 +15.04 Event 6c3: c3 3km Individual Pursuit 1. 19 David NICHOLAS (Mackay Cycling Club) MC3 Gold 2. 21 Kyle WILLIS (Moreton Bay Cycling Club) MC3 Silver Event 6c2: c2 3km Individual Pursuit 1. 18 Darren HICKS (Norwood CC) MC2 Gold 2. 16 Gordon ALLAN (Parklife Cycling Club) MC2 Silver 3. 17 Mitchell BAILS (Kilkenny CC) MC2 Bronze Event 6awii: AWII 3km Individual Pursuit 1. 12 Nathan GLARVEY (Sunshine Coast CC) AWII Gold 2. 13 Harry MEZGER (Preston Cycling Club) AWII Silver 3. 11 Andre ASCUI (Preston Cycling Club) AWII Bronze Event 4: Tandem Flying 200m 1. 14 Brad HENDERSON (Kilkenny CC) MB (5.073) 10.183 Luke ZACCARIA - Pilot 2. 15 Kieran MURPHY (Norwood CC) MB (5.275) 10.529 +0.34 Locky GLASSPOOL - Pilot 3. 4 Sophie PATTON (Port Adelaide CC) WB (5.981) 12.019 +1.83 Isabella DASHOURSE - Pilot Event 4cw: Womens Flying 200m 1. 4 Sophie PATTON (Port Adelaide CC) WB Gold Isabella DASHOURSE - Pilot Page 3 of 7 Chief Commissaire: Richie Bates Organiser: Cycling Australia Sunday, November 03 2019 7:29:30pm 2020 Para Track Nationals Results Date: 1st - 3rd November 2019 Anna Meares Velodrome Event 4cm: Mens Flying 200m 1. 14 Brad HENDERSON (Kilkenny CC) MB Gold Luke ZACCARIA - Pilot 2. 15 Kieran MURPHY (Norwood CC) MB Silver Locky GLASSPOOL - Pilot Event 7: Tandem Sprint - Result 1. 14 Brad HENDERSON (Kilkenny CC) MB 11.06 2. 15 Kieran MURPHY (Norwood CC) MB Event 8: Individual Pursuit 3000m Final - Result 1. 3 Rachel HENDERSON (Port Adelaide CC) 3:40.142 Jess MUNDY - Pilot 2. 4 Sophie PATTON (Port Adelaide CC) 4:03.264 +23.12 Isabella DASHOURSE - Pilot Event 8a: Individual Pursuit 3000m Final - Result 1. 7 Meg LEMON (Port Adelaide CC) 4:01.028 2. 9 Bronwyn DOLMAN (Port Adelaide CC) 4:04.156 +3.12 3. 6 Paige GRECO (Port Adelaide CC) 4:10.633 +9.60 4. 5 Amanda REID (St George CC) 4:21.808 +20.78 5. 1 Georgia POWNING (Preston Cycling Club) 5:12.953 +1:11.92 6. 2 Chloe TURNER (Preston Cycling Club) 5:29.857 +1:28.82 Decisions of the commisaires panel • Rider 2, Chloe Turner. Rule 3.2.056 Warning for riding in the slip stream and passing her opponent after being caught. Event 8cwb: Tandem 3km Individual Pursuit 1. 3 Rachel HENDERSON (Port Adelaide CC) WB Gold Jess MUNDY - Pilot 2. 4 Sophie PATTON (Port Adelaide CC) WB Silver Isabella DASHOURSE - Pilot Event 8c5: C5 3km Individual Pursuit 1. 9 Bronwyn DOLMAN (Port Adelaide CC) WC5 Gold Event 8c4: C4 3km Individual Pursuit 1. 7 Meg LEMON (Port Adelaide CC) WC4 Gold Event 8c3: c3 3km Individual Pursuit 1. 6 Paige GRECO (Port Adelaide CC) WC3 Gold Event 8c2: c2 3km Individual Pursuit 1. 5 Amanda REID (St George CC) WC2 Gold Page 4 of 7 Chief Commissaire: Richie Bates Organiser: Cycling Australia Sunday, November 03 2019 7:29:30pm 2020 Para Track Nationals Results Date: 1st - 3rd November 2019 Anna Meares Velodrome Event 8awii: AWII 3km Individual Pursuit 1. 1 Georgia POWNING (Preston Cycling Club) AWII Gold 2. 2 Chloe TURNER (Preston Cycling Club) AWII Silver Event 9: Tandem Sprint - Result 1. 14 Brad HENDERSON (Kilkenny CC) MB 11.17 2. 15 Kieran MURPHY (Norwood CC) MB Event 10: Team Sprint - Result 1. 52.751 16 Gordon ALLAN (Parklife Cycling Club) 19 David NICHOLAS (Mackay Cycling Club) 23 Michael SHIPPLEY (Balmoral Cycle Club) 2. 53.947 +1.19 17 Mitchell BAILS (Kilkenny CC) 20 Patrick BEST (Mersey Valley Devonport CC) 24 Daniel VAN DER LAAN (Sydney Uni Velo Club) 3. 59.766 +7.01 5 Amanda REID (St George CC) 6 Paige GRECO (Port Adelaide CC) 7 Meg LEMON (Port Adelaide CC) 4. 1:11.996 +19.24 11 Andre ASCUI (Preston Cycling Club) 12 Nathan GLARVEY (Sunshine Coast CC) 13 Harry MEZGER (Preston Cycling Club) 5. 1:13.787 +21.03 1 Georgia POWNING (Preston Cycling Club) 2 Chloe TURNER (Preston Cycling Club) 11 Andre ASCUI (Preston Cycling Club) Event 10c: Individual Pursuit - Result 1. 8 Emily PETRICOLA (St Kilda Cycling Club) 3:48.210 Event 10a: Team Sprint Final - Result 1. 51.953 16 Gordon ALLAN (Parklife Cycling Club) 19 David NICHOLAS (Mackay Cycling Club) 23 Michael SHIPPLEY (Balmoral Cycle Club) 2. 53.539 +1.58 17 Mitchell BAILS (Kilkenny CC) 20 Patrick BEST (Mersey Valley Devonport CC) 24 Daniel VAN DER LAAN (Sydney Uni Velo Club) Event 10b: Tandem Team Sprint - Result 1.
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