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Bmh Round 2 Men Results Time At 1st Beachfront Hotel Hokitika Classic 136km Beachfront Hotel Hokitika 18 April 2010 Overall Men's Result 2010 Benchmark Homes Series Round 2 Place Race No Name Team Category Time 1 1 Josh Atkins Benchmark Homes Cycling Team Cat 1 U23 3:13:13 2 102 Paul Odlin Bici Vida Cat 1 S st 3 10 Eric Drower Subway Avanti Pro Cycling Cat 1 S st 4 2 James McCoy Benchmark Homes Cycling Team Cat 1 U23 st 5 41 Scott Lyttle Cycle Surgery Race Team Cat 1 S @0:01 6 17 Shane Melrose Kumho Tyres Otago Cat 1 S @0:42 7 53 Shane Archbold Team Kelford Engineering Cat 1 S st 8 36 Pieter Bulling H and J Smith Outdoor World Cat 1 U23 st 9 48 Joseph Chapman Ultimo Jamis Cycling Team Cat 1 S @0:43 10 76 Samuel Steele John Bull Avanti Plus Cat 1 U23 st 11 26 Chris Nicholson Tasman Wheelers Cat 1 S st 12 9 Matthew Gorter Subway Avanti Pro Cycling Cat 1 S st 13 73 Ian Smallman Team Thule Cycling Cat 2 M st 14 6 William Bowman Benchmark Homes Cycling Team Cat 1 U23 @0:44 15 96 Shem Rodger Bici Vida Cat 1 U23 st 16 100 Taylor Gunman Bici Vida Cat 1 U23 @0:45 17 74 Marc Prutton John Bull Avanti Plus Cat 1 S st 18 40 Paul Gough Cycle Surgery Race Team Cat 1 M st 19 15 Brad Evans Kumho Tyres Otago Cat 1 U23 st 20 67 Kevin O'Donnell CYB Racing Team Cat 2 S @0:46 21 89 Nelson Shaw Team Carbon Zero Cat 1 U23 st 22 83 Eli Edmondston The Cyclery Timaru Cat 2 U23 st 23 78 Jorg Engelbrecht John Bull Avanti Plus Cat 1 M st 24 101 Colin Cornberg Bici Vida Cat 1 U23 st 25 21 Tom Findlay Mico-All About Plumbing Cat 1 U23 @0:47 26 70 Brad McFarlane Team Thule Cycling Cat 1 M st 27 12 Ryan Wills Subway Avanti Pro Cycling Cat 1 U23 st 28 55 Nicholas Hand Team Kelford Engineering Cat 2 U23 st 29 34 Hamish Presbury H and J Smith Outdoor World Cat 1 U23 @0:48 30 19 Logan Edgar Kumho Tyres Otago Cat 1 U23 st 31 13 Geoff Keogh Kumho Tyres Otago Cat 2 S st 32 93 Johnathan Gee BikeRIGHT Cat 1 S st 33 97 Scott Wilder Bici Vida Cat 1 S st 34 31 Dean Fulton Tasman Wheelers Cat 1 M st 35 59 Greg Scott Warmup Cycling Team Cat 2 M st 36 88 Darcy Ellerm-Norton Team Carbon Zero Cat 1 U23 @0:49 37 68 Kirk Hamilton CYB Racing Team Cat 2 U23 st 38 42 Mark Spessot Cycle Surgery Race Team Cat 1 M @0:50 39 52 Nathan Smith Team Kelford Engineering Cat 1 S st 40 94 Jacob Junghanns BikeRIGHT Cat 1 U23 st 41 18 Alex Daniel Kumho Tyres Otago Cat 1 S st 42 81 Glenn Gould The Cyclery Timaru Cat 2 M st 43 16 Michael White Kumho Tyres Otago Cat 1 S st 44 4 James Early Benchmark Homes Cycling Team Cat 1 S st 45 32 Thomas Ashley Tasman Wheelers Cat 1 U23 @0:51 46 28 Caleb Hill Tasman Wheelers Cat 1 S st 47 3 Brett Dawber Benchmark Homes Cycling Team Cat 1 S st 48 5 Alex Frame Benchmark Homes Cycling Team Cat 1 U23 @0:52 49 30 Thomas Hodgson Tasman Wheelers Cat 1 U23 st 50 43 Marc Ryan Cycle Surgery Race Team Cat 1 S st 51 29 David Ayre Tasman Wheelers Cat 1 S st 52 56 Bradley Tuhi Team Kelford Engineering Cat 2 U23 @0:53 53 99 Mark Langlands Bici Vida Cat 1 S st 54 57 Scott McDonnell Team Kelford Engineering Cat 1 M st 55 75 Corey Hodgson John Bull Avanti Plus Cat 1 S st 56 69 Brent Allnut CYB Racing Team Cat 1 M @0:54 57 50 Thomas Hubbard Ultimo Jamis Cycling Team Cat 1 U23 st 58 27 Robin Reid Tasman Wheelers Cat 1 S st 59 22 Lee Evans Mico-All About Plumbing Cat 2 U23 @0:56 60 11 Joseph Cooper Subway Avanti Pro Cycling Cat 1 S st 61 33 Hamish Tomlinson H and J Smith Outdoor World Cat 1 U23 st 62 7 Nick Hextall Benchmark Homes Cycling Team Cat 1 U23 @0:59 63 98 Alex Ray Bici Vida Cat 1 U23 @1:00 64 8 Gordon McCauley Subway Avanti Pro Cycling Cat 1 S @1:03 65 65 Chris Yeats CYB Racing Team Cat 2 M @1:06 66 20 Josh Brown Mico-All About Plumbing Cat 2 U23 @1:33 67 47 Anthony Chapman Ultimo Jamis Cycling Team Cat 1 S @1:35 68 85 Craig Best The Cyclery Timaru Cat 2 S @2:08 69 64 Sam Oliver CYB Racing Team Cat 2 S @2:33 70 77 James Mander John Bull Avanti Plus Cat 1 S @4:11 71 58 Darren Shea Team Kelford Engineering Cat 1 S @4:17 72 51 James Gibson Ultimo Jamis Cycling Team Cat 1 S @6:23 73 14 Chris Henderson Kumho Tyres Otago Cat 2 S st 74 49 Andrew Mackay Ultimo Jamis Cycling Team Cat 1 S st 75 54 Andrew Widdup Team Kelford Engineering Cat 1 S @6:25 76 24 Steven Armstrong Mico-All About Plumbing Cat 2 S @11:44 77 35 Dillon Bennett H and J Smith Outdoor World Cat 1 U23 @13:46 78 37 Lachlan Shannon H and J Smith Outdoor World Cat 2 S st 79 79 Ben Hopewell John Bull Avanti Plus Cat 2 S @16:49 80 80 Jason Blake John Bull Avanti Plus Cat 2 M st 81 63 John Strange CYB Racing Team Cat 2 M @16:56 82 45 Ray Dunstan Cycle Surgery Race Team Cat 1 M @16:57 83 82 Jeff Best The Cyclery Timaru Cat 2 S st 84 23 Thomas Littlejohn Mico-All About Plumbing Cat 2 U23 st 85 95 Nigel Pink BikeRIGHT Cat 2 M st 86 39 Lachlan Boyle H and J Smith Outdoor World Cat 2 S @17:17 87 60 John McKenzie Warmup Cycling Team Cat 2 M @31:22 88 62 Michael Ferigo Warmup Cycling Team Cat 2 M st 89 38 Brehan Cairns H and J Smith Outdoor World Cat 2 U23 @36:29 90 61 Arron Perriam Warmup Cycling Team Cat 2 M @36:32 91 25 David Fleming Mico-All About Plumbing Cat 2 M st 92 84 Cameron Alexander The Cyclery Timaru Cat 2 M @36:34 93 46 Gary Gardiner Cycle Surgery Race Team Cat 1 M @36:36 94 66 Nigel Morris CYB Racing Team Cat 2 S @36:37 95 44 Craig Thomson Cycle Surgery Race Team Cat 1 S st 72 Darrell Kircher Team Thule Cycling Cat 2 M DNF 86 Andrew Collins The Cyclery Timaru Cat 2 M DNF 87 Michael Sleeman Team Carbon Zero Cat 1 S DNF 90 Simon Acker Team Carbon Zero Cat 2 U23 DNF 91 Matt Shallcrass BikeRIGHT Cat 1 S DNF 92 Chad Adair BikeRIGHT Cat 1 U23 DNF 71 Chris Brooks Team Thule Cycling Cat 2 M DNS Page 2 BRT Canterbury Sportscore Printed: 19-Apr-10 9:15.
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