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Download Results Here 2021 Santos Festival of Cycling BikeExchange Stage 2 Men Date: Friday, 22 January 2021 Birdwood-Lobethal Distance: 116.0 km Race Overview Santos General Classification: 11 Luke DURBRIDGE (BEX) Focus Young Rider Classification: 5 Luke PLAPP (AUS) Ziptrak Sprint Classification: 11 Luke DURBRIDGE (BEX) Shimano King of the Mountain: 5 Luke PLAPP (AUS) Wilson Leading Team: BEX Team BikeExchange Stage 2 Result Time/Gap Bonus 1. 5 Luke PLAPP (AUS) 2h38:42 10 2. 47 Tim ROE (CTV) +33 6 3. 13 Kaden GROVES (BEX) +33 4 4. 3 Kelland O'BRIEN (AUS) +33 5. 31 Jensen PLOWRIGHT (BLN) +33 6. 63 Raphael FREIENSTEN (ITM) +33 7. 85 Sam CROME (STG) +33 8. 41 Chris HARPER (CTV) +33 6 9. 72 Brendon DAVIDS (OLI) +33 10. 34 Ben METCALFE (BLN) +33 11. 183 Dylan MCKENNA (NER) +33 12. 51 Oli STENNING (ACA) +33 13. 21 Seb BERWICK (WCP) +33 14. 65 Carter TURNBULL (ITM) +33 15. 16 Cameron MEYER (BEX) +33 16. 11 Luke DURBRIDGE (BEX) +33 17. 1 Richie PORTE (AUS) +39 18. 55 Angus LYONS (ACA) +1:07 19. 162 Kaine CANNAN (VFA) +1:19 20. 144 Elliot SCHULTZ (MPC) +1:21 21. 84 Connor REARDON (STG) +1:21 22. 106 Reece TUCKNOTT (CCS) +1:21 23. 121 Daniel SIWEK (VDR) +1:21 24. 93 Will MALONEY-MORTON (CHR) +1:21 25. 2 Jimmy WHELAN (AUS) +1:24 26. 44 Justin GASSNER (CTV) +1:24 27. 126 Tristen SAUNDERS (VDR) +1:42 28. 167 Joshua WILSON (VFA) +1:42 2 29. 174 Alex HOLDEN (GRT) +1:44 30. 101 Brendon JOHNSTON (CCS) +1:44 2 31. 46 Chris LUXTON (CTV) +1:44 32. 57 Craig WIGGINS (ACA) +1:44 33. 185 Myles STEWART (NER) +1:44 34. 54 Zack GILMORE (ACA) +1:44 35. 42 Oliver ANDERSON (CTV) +1:44 36. 73 Riley FLEMING (OLI) +1:44 37. 91 Pat DRAPAC (CHR) +1:44 38. 66 Zac JOHNSON (ITM) +1:44 39. 141 Sam VOLKERS (MPC) +1:44 40. 62 Mark O'BRIEN (ITM) +1:44 41. 26 Marcus CULEY (WCP) +1:44 42. 123 Will GOLDING (VDR) +1:44 43. 163 Mattew HARVEY (VFA) +1:47 Page 1 of 10 Chief Commissaire: Wayne Pomario Organiser: Events South Australia Friday, January 22 2021 4:42:04pm 2021 Santos Festival of Cycling BikeExchange Stage 2 Men Date: Friday, 22 January 2021 Birdwood-Lobethal Distance: 116.0 km Stage 2 Result (continued) Time/Gap Bonus 44. 181 Cooper SAYERS (NER) +2:29 45. 124 Zachary MARRIAGE (VDR) +2:29 46. 95 Matt ROSS (CHR) +2:31 47. 45 Cameron IVORY (CTV) +33 48. 37 Nicholas WHITE (BLN) +2:32 49. 92 Terance HORE (CHR) +2:32 50. 175 Godfrey SLATTERY (GRT) +2:32 51. 165 Jacob LANGHAM (VFA) +2:32 52. 94 Cyrus MONK (CHR) +2:32 2 53. 146 Kane RICHARDS (MPC) +33 54. 15 Damien HOWSON (BEX) +4:09 55. 53 Matthew RICE (ACA) +4:12 56. 7 Sam WELSFORD (AUS) +4:12 57. 86 Zack BARNHILL (STG) +4:12 58. 83 Lionel MAWDITT (STG) +4:12 59. 171 Adam BLAZEVIC (GRT) +4:12 60. 67 Rudy PORTER (ITM) +4:33 61. 71 Thomas BOLTON (OLI) +5:44 62. 173 Will HODGES (GRT) +5:44 63. 166 Bryce LANIGAN (VFA) +5:44 64. 32 Sam JENNER (BLN) +33 65. 35 Drew MOREY (BLN) +5:56 66. 142 Jordan KERBY (MPC) +7:56 67. 81 Carter BETTLES (STG) +7:56 68. 122 Rylan DOWDELL (VDR) +8:42 69. 127 Jason THOMASON (VDR) +8:42 70. 77 Campbell JONES (OLI) +8:42 71. 177 Bill SIMPSON (GRT) +8:42 72. 145 Brad SODEN (MPC) +8:42 73. 125 David RANDALL (VDR) +8:42 74. 107 Cam ROBERTS (CCS) +8:42 75. 24 Conor LEAHY (WCP) +8:42 76. 82 Ryan CAVANAGH (STG) +8:42 77. 76 Liam WHITE (OLI) +8:49 78. 52 Alex BOGNA (ACA) +9:54 79. 14 Lucas HAMILTON (BEX) +11:32 80. 61 Steele VAN HOFF (ITM) +11:32 81. 64 Blake QUICK (ITM) +11:32 82. 25 Josh DUFFY (WCP) +11:32 83. 6 Alex PORTER (AUS) +11:32 84. 12 Alex EDMONDSON (BEX) +11:32 85. 33 Ben HILL (BLN) +33 dnf 4 Leigh HOWARD (AUS) dnf 143 Bailey WATERS (MPC) dnf 164 Patrick SACCANI-WILLIAMS (VFA) dnf 172 Josh HARRISON (GRT) • Average speed of the winner: 43.9 km/h • Number of starters: 89 • Riders abandoning the race: 4 Page 2 of 10 Chief Commissaire: Wayne Pomario Organiser: Events South Australia Friday, January 22 2021 4:42:04pm 2021 Santos Festival of Cycling BikeExchange Stage 2 Men Date: Friday, 22 January 2021 Birdwood-Lobethal Distance: 116.0 km Santos General Classification After Stage 2 Time/Gap 1. 11 Luke DURBRIDGE (BEX) 5h13:53 2. 5 Luke PLAPP (AUS) +2:10 3. 63 Raphael FREIENSTEN (ITM) +2:28 4. 41 Chris HARPER (CTV) +2:33 5. 47 Tim ROE (CTV) +2:51 6. 13 Kaden GROVES (BEX) +2:53 7. 3 Kelland O'BRIEN (AUS) +2:54 8. 85 Sam CROME (STG) +2:57 9. 72 Brendon DAVIDS (OLI) +2:57 10. 34 Ben METCALFE (BLN) +2:57 11. 65 Carter TURNBULL (ITM) +2:57 12. 146 Kane RICHARDS (MPC) +2:57 13. 33 Ben HILL (BLN) +2:57 14. 183 Dylan MCKENNA (NER) +3:01 15. 16 Cameron MEYER (BEX) +3:01 16. 51 Oli STENNING (ACA) +3:04 17. 55 Angus LYONS (ACA) +3:34 18. 162 Kaine CANNAN (VFA) +3:43 19. 84 Connor REARDON (STG) +3:45 20. 101 Brendon JOHNSTON (CCS) +4:06 21. 73 Riley FLEMING (OLI) +4:08 22. 94 Cyrus MONK (CHR) +4:50 23. 37 Nicholas WHITE (BLN) +5:08 24. 15 Damien HOWSON (BEX) +6:08 25. 54 Zack GILMORE (ACA) +6:41 26. 62 Mark O'BRIEN (ITM) +6:41 27. 95 Matt ROSS (CHR) +7:28 28. 7 Sam WELSFORD (AUS) +9:07 29. 32 Sam JENNER (BLN) +14:09 30. 181 Cooper SAYERS (NER) +14:28 31. 53 Matthew RICE (ACA) +14:36 32. 67 Rudy PORTER (ITM) +15:58 33. 31 Jensen PLOWRIGHT (BLN) +17:05 34. 21 Seb BERWICK (WCP) +17:05 35. 45 Cameron IVORY (CTV) +17:05 36. 1 Richie PORTE (AUS) +17:11 37. 93 Will MALONEY-MORTON (CHR) +17:53 38. 106 Reece TUCKNOTT (CCS) +17:53 39. 121 Daniel SIWEK (VDR) +17:53 40. 144 Elliot SCHULTZ (MPC) +17:53 41. 44 Justin GASSNER (CTV) +17:56 42. 2 Jimmy WHELAN (AUS) +17:56 43. 167 Joshua WILSON (VFA) +18:12 44. 126 Tristen SAUNDERS (VDR) +18:14 45. 46 Chris LUXTON (CTV) +18:16 46. 42 Oliver ANDERSON (CTV) +18:16 47. 174 Alex HOLDEN (GRT) +18:16 48. 185 Myles STEWART (NER) +18:16 49. 26 Marcus CULEY (WCP) +18:16 50. 66 Zac JOHNSON (ITM) +18:16 Page 3 of 10 Chief Commissaire: Wayne Pomario Organiser: Events South Australia Friday, January 22 2021 4:42:04pm 2021 Santos Festival of Cycling BikeExchange Stage 2 Men Date: Friday, 22 January 2021 Birdwood-Lobethal Distance: 116.0 km Santos General Classification (continued) After Stage 2 Time/Gap 51. 91 Pat DRAPAC (CHR) +18:16 52. 57 Craig WIGGINS (ACA) +18:16 53. 141 Sam VOLKERS (MPC) +18:16 54. 123 Will GOLDING (VDR) +18:16 55. 163 Mattew HARVEY (VFA) +18:19 56. 124 Zachary MARRIAGE (VDR) +19:01 57. 175 Godfrey SLATTERY (GRT) +19:04 58. 165 Jacob LANGHAM (VFA) +19:04 59. 92 Terance HORE (CHR) +19:04 60. 171 Adam BLAZEVIC (GRT) +20:44 61. 86 Zack BARNHILL (STG) +20:44 62. 83 Lionel MAWDITT (STG) +20:44 63. 166 Bryce LANIGAN (VFA) +22:16 64. 71 Thomas BOLTON (OLI) +22:16 65. 173 Will HODGES (GRT) +22:16 66. 35 Drew MOREY (BLN) +22:28 67. 142 Jordan KERBY (MPC) +24:28 68. 81 Carter BETTLES (STG) +24:28 69. 125 David RANDALL (VDR) +25:14 70. 24 Conor LEAHY (WCP) +25:14 71. 145 Brad SODEN (MPC) +25:14 72. 122 Rylan DOWDELL (VDR) +25:14 73. 127 Jason THOMASON (VDR) +25:14 74. 77 Campbell JONES (OLI) +25:14 75. 177 Bill SIMPSON (GRT) +25:14 76. 107 Cam ROBERTS (CCS) +25:14 77. 82 Ryan CAVANAGH (STG) +25:14 78. 76 Liam WHITE (OLI) +25:21 79. 52 Alex BOGNA (ACA) +26:26 80. 25 Josh DUFFY (WCP) +28:04 81. 14 Lucas HAMILTON (BEX) +28:04 82. 61 Steele VAN HOFF (ITM) +28:04 83. 6 Alex PORTER (AUS) +28:04 84. 64 Blake QUICK (ITM) +28:04 85. 12 Alex EDMONDSON (BEX) +28:04 dnf 4 Leigh HOWARD (AUS) dnf 22 Taj JONES (WCP) dnf 23 Alistair MACKELLAR (WCP) dnf 36 Alistair CHRISTIE-JOHNSON (BLN) dnf 43 Cameron BAYLY (CTV) dnf 56 Michael RICE (ACA) dnf 74 Callum PEARCE (OLI) dnf 75 Lachlan GLASSPOOL (OLI) dnf 96 Steve ROBB (CHR) dnf 97 Ryan SCHILT (CHR) dnf 102 Nic DARLING (CCS) dnf 103 Mackenzie EDWARDSON (CCS) dnf 105 Kris MCCREATH (CCS) dnf 143 Bailey WATERS (MPC) dnf 151 Byron WOODS (VRM) Page 4 of 10 Chief Commissaire: Wayne Pomario Organiser: Events South Australia Friday, January 22 2021 4:42:04pm 2021 Santos Festival of Cycling BikeExchange Stage 2 Men Date: Friday, 22 January 2021 Birdwood-Lobethal Distance: 116.0 km Santos General Classification (continued) After Stage 2 Time/Gap dnf 152 Brendon GREEN (VRM) dnf 161 Xavier COOPER (VFA) dnf 164 Patrick SACCANI-WILLIAMS (VFA) dnf 172 Josh HARRISON (GRT) dnf 176 Dylan LINDSEY (GRT) dnf 182 Leigh PHILLIPS (NER) Ziptrak Sprint Classification After Stage 2 1. 11 Luke DURBRIDGE (BEX) 6 pt 2. 41 Chris HARPER (CTV) 6 3.
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