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TREK Night Riders Criterium Elite Women Date: 25th January 2020 Result 1. 3 Leigh Ann GANZAR (Rally Cycling) 47:18 2. 1 Chloe HOSKING (Rally Cycling) +0 3. 23 Alexis RYAN (CANYON//SRAM Racing) +0 4. 24 PETA MULLENS (Roxsolt Attaquer) +0 5. 8 LOTTA HENRALLA (Trek-Segafredo) +0 6. 45 Ruby ROSEMAN-GANNON (Cycling Australia) +0 7. 52 Maelle GROSSETETE (FDJ NOUVELLE-AQUITAINE FUTUROSCOPE) +2 8. 13 Sarah GIGANTE (Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank) +4 9. 18 Tiffany CROMWELL (CANYON//SRAM Racing) +4 10. 41 Alexandra MANLY (Cycling Australia) +4 11. 7 RUTH WINDER (Trek-Segafredo) +4 12. 17 Lauren STEPHENS (Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank) +4 13. 20 Ella HARRIS (CANYON//SRAM Racing) +4 14. 19 Tanja ERATH (CANYON//SRAM Racing) +4 15. 32 Amber PATE (Team Prochem) +4 16. 22 Jessica PRATT (CANYON//SRAM Racing) +4 17. 15 Sharlotte LUCAS (Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank) +4 18. 44 Sophie EDWARDS (Cycling Australia) +10 19. 6 TAYLER WILES (Trek-Segafredo) +12 20. 9 ABI VANTWISK (Trek-Segafredo) +13 21. 42 Ashlee ANKUDINOFF (Cycling Australia) +16 22. 47 NATALIE REDMOND (Port Adelaide CC) +19 23. 2 Heidi FRANZ (Rally Cycling) +26 24. 4 Krista DOEBEL- HICKOK (Rally Cycling) +26 25. 40 Georgia BAKER (Cycling Australia) +36 26. 10 ANNA PLICHTA (Trek-Segafredo) +38 27. 5 Sara POIDEVIN (Rally Cycling) +43 28. 11 TRIXI WORRACK (Trek-Segafredo) +45 dnf 14 Nina KESSLER (Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank) dnf 16 Shannon MALSEED (Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank) dnf 21 Hannah LUDWIG (CANYON//SRAM Racing) dnf 25 EMMA CHILTON (Roxsolt Attaquer) dnf 27 JUSTINE BARROW (Roxsolt Attaquer) dnf 28 Breanna HARGRAVE (Team Prochem) dnf 29 Chelsea HOLMES (Team Prochem) dnf 30 Chloe MORAN (Team Prochem) dnf 31 Eloise VAUGHAN (Team Prochem) dnf 33 Alana FORSTER (Team Prochem) dnf 34 Holly CHANCE (Butterfields Racing) dnf 35 Kelley FETTES (Butterfields Racing) dnf 36 Fleur WELLINGS (Butterfields Racing) dnf 37 Jessica MUNDY (Butterfields Racing) Page 1 of 2 Chief Commissaire: David Schutz Organiser: Cycling South Australia Saturday, January 25 2020 8:29:32pm TREK Night Riders Criterium Elite Women Date: 25th January 2020 Result (continued) dnf 38 Hannah SEELIGER (Butterfields Racing) dnf 39 Aneeka SMITH (Butterfields Racing) dnf 43 Alex MARTIN-WALLACE (Cycling Australia) dnf 48 LUCIA AZZOPARDI (Brunswick Cycling Club) dnf 49 ELLA SIBLEY (South Coast CC) dnf 50 KATARINA CHUNG-ORR (Port Adelaide CC) dnf 51 Saffron BUTTON (Blackburn CC) dnf 53 Alli ANDERSON (Port Adelaide CC) dnf 54 Hailey MASON (Mildura-Coomealla CC) dnf 55 Maeve PLOUFFE (Port Adelaide CC) dns 12 Jenelle CROOKS (Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank) dns 26 VERONICA LEBEDEV (Roxsolt Attaquer) dns 46 EMMA ROBERTS (LA Sweat) • Race time: 47:18 • Number of starters: 52 • Riders abandoning the race: 24 Page 2 of 2 Chief Commissaire: David Schutz Organiser: Cycling South Australia Saturday, January 25 2020 8:29:32pm.

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