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Bendigo International Madison Sunday events Results Date: 11th March 2018 Tom Flood Sports Oval, Bendigo Event 8: Womens C Grade Scratch Race 8 Laps Sponsored by Clement Tyres - Provisional Result 1. 120 Vanessa GOSS 5:16.86 2. 123 Gabrielle BELZ 3. 121 Jessie THOMSON 4. 127 Sarah BATESON Event 9: D Grade Scratch Race 10 Laps Sponsored by Bartâ nâ Print - Provisional Result 1. 64 Malcolm CLASOHM 5:25.51 2. 76 Keith OLIVER 3. 69 Neil THOMSON 4. 62 Julian CLAYTON Event 10: C Grade Motor Pace 10 Laps Sponsored by William Farmer Pty Ltd - Provisional Result 1. 52 Nic ABELS 5:14.55 2. 58 Ian HERMAN 3. 50 Stephen KILPATRICK 4. 49 Luke KNOX Event 11: Womens 1000m Handicap heat 1 5 to Final. Sponsored by Bee Happy Orthodontics - Provisional Result 1. 108 Alice CULLING 20 2. 109 Emily SHEARMAN 20 3. 112 Alana FIELD 20 4. 113 Ashlee JONES 35 5. 117 Elizabeth NUSPAN 50 Event 12: Womens 1000m Handicap heat 2 5 to Final. Sponsored by Bee Happy Orthodontics - Provisional Result 1. 116 Samantha DE RITTER 65 1:10.04 2. 120 Vanessa GOSS 105 3. 102 Maeve PLOUFFE SCR 4. 126 Rebecca WILLIAMSON 130 5. 106 Shannon MCCURLEY 20 Event 13: Womens 1000m Handicap heat 3 5 to Final. Sponsored by Bee Happy Orthodontics - Provisional Result 1. 123 Gabrielle BELZ 135 1:09.69 2. 121 Jessie THOMSON 125 3. 101 Breanna HARGRAVE SCR 4. 105 Ruby ROSEMAN GANNON 15 5. 130 Emma CHILTON 40 Event 14: B Grade Motor Pace 10 Laps Sponsored by Santonâ s of Bendigo - Provisional Result 1. 74 Jade MADDERN 5:13.16 2. 45 Daniel BUCKNELL 3. 48 Ned POLLARD 4. 43 Natsuki UEYAMA Page 1 of 6 Chief Commissaire: Karen O’CallaghanOrganiser: Lions Bendigo Madison - 5000 Committee Inc. Sunday, March 11 2018 10:03:02pm Bendigo International Madison Sunday events Results Date: 11th March 2018 Tom Flood Sports Oval, Bendigo Event 15: A Grade Motor Pace 10 Laps Sponsored by Reillyâ s Home Electrical - Provisional Result 1. 37 James GLASSPOOL 6:05.17 2. 19 Graeme FRISLIE 3. 41 Joshua CLARKE 4. 26 Angus MADDERN Event 16: D Grade Scratch Race 8 Laps Sponsored by Maree Edwards MP - Provisional Result 1. 64 Malcolm CLASOHM 4:32.85 2. 76 Keith OLIVER 3. 63 Robert GARTSIDE 4. 67 Todd SVANOSIO Event 17: C Grade Scratch Race 8 Laps Sponsored by Lisa Chesters MP - Provisional Result 1. 52 Nic ABELS 4:12.14 2. 49 Luke KNOX 3. 68 Emerson JULIAN 4. 50 Stephen KILPATRICK Event 18: B Grade Scratch Race 8 Laps Sponsored by Jacinta Allan MP - Provisional Result 1. 45 Daniel BUCKNELL 4:19.82 2. 42 Josh THOMSON 3. 74 Jade MADDERN 4. 48 Ned POLLARD Event 19: Womens B Grade Scratch Race 8 Laps Sponsored by Clement Tyres - Provisional Result 1. 117 Elizabeth NUSPAN 4:39.13 2. 114 Catalina SOTO 3. 116 Samantha DE RITTER 4. 113 Ashlee JONES Event 20: Womens A Grade Scratch Race 8 Laps Sponsored by Clement Tyres - Provisional Result 1. 102 Maeve PLOUFFE 4:50.28 2. 101 Breanna HARGRAVE 3. 105 Ruby ROSEMAN GANNON 4. 106 Shannon MCCURLEY Event 21: 1000m Wheelrace heat 1 4 to Final. Sponsored by Adroit Insurance Group - Provisional Result 1. 69 Neil THOMSON 160 1:03.35 2. 71 Peter BODY 180 3. 59 Simon TURNER 180 4. 48 Ned POLLARD 65 Page 2 of 6 Chief Commissaire: Karen O’CallaghanOrganiser: Lions Bendigo Madison - 5000 Committee Inc. Sunday, March 11 2018 10:03:02pm Bendigo International Madison Sunday events Results Date: 11th March 2018 Tom Flood Sports Oval, Bendigo Event 22: 1000m Wheelrace heat 2 4 to Final. Sponsored by Adroit Insurance Group - Provisional Result 1. 70 Daniel JACKSON 145 1:02.63 2. 49 Luke KNOX 110 3. 73 Finn POXON 160 4. 44 Damien KEIRL 80 Event 23: 1000m Wheelrace heat 3 4 to Final. Sponsored by Adroit Insurance Group - Provisional Result 1. 32 Ben FOSTER 50 1:03.49 2. 33 Sam BUCKELL 50 3. 38 Shono SHIMA 50 4. 45 Daniel BUCKNELL 80 Event 24: 1000m Wheelrace heat 4 4 to Final. Sponsored by Adroit Insurance Group - Provisional Result 1. 37 James GLASSPOOL 60 1:03.80 2. 74 Jade MADDERN 70 3. 43 Natsuki UEYAMA 85 4. 19 Graeme FRISLIE 35 Event 27: Womens C Grade Scratch Race 8 Laps Sponsored by Clement Tyres - Provisional Result 1. 120 Vanessa GOSS 5:09.95 2. 123 Gabrielle BELZ 3. 121 Jessie THOMSON 4. 127 Sarah BATESON Event 28: 1000m Wheelrace Final Sponsored by Adroit Insurance Group - Provisional Result 1. 45 Daniel BUCKNELL 80 1:00.81 2. 37 James GLASSPOOL 60 3. 74 Jade MADDERN 70 4. 70 Daniel JACKSON 145 Event 30: A Grade Scratch Race 12 Laps Sponsored by Lions Bendigo - Provisional Result 1. 26 Angus MADDERN 6:12.44 2. 35 Callan DOUGLAS 3. 19 Graeme FRISLIE 4. 32 Ben FOSTER Event 31: Womens A & B Grade Pursuit Scatch Race 10 Laps Sponsored by Clement Tyres - Provisional Result 1. 114 Catalina SOTO 3:59.77 2. 116 Samantha DE RITTER 3. 105 Ruby ROSEMAN GANNON 4. 102 Maeve PLOUFFE Tea Break Page 3 of 6 Chief Commissaire: Karen O’CallaghanOrganiser: Lions Bendigo Madison - 5000 Committee Inc. Sunday, March 11 2018 10:03:02pm Bendigo International Madison Sunday events Results Date: 11th March 2018 Tom Flood Sports Oval, Bendigo Event 37: Invitation Keirin Heat 1 5 Laps 3 to Final. Sponsored by WIN TV - Provisional Result 1. 3 Leigh HOWARD 11.45 2. 10 Godfrey SLATTERY ① 3. 4 Nick YALLOURIS ④ 4. 37 James GLASSPOOL ③ Event 38: Invitation Keirin Heat 2 5 Laps 3 to Final. Sponsored by WIN TV - Provisional Result 1. 1 Sam WELSFORD ① 11.89 2. 14 Minori SHIMMURA ⑥ 3. 29 Thomas MCFARLANE ④ 4. 44 Damien KEIRL ③ Event 39: Womens 1000m Handicap Final Sponsored by Bee Happy Orthodontics - Provisional Result 1. 116 Samantha DE RITTER 65 1:08.89 2. 117 Elizabeth NUSPAN 50 3. 120 Vanessa GOSS 105 4. 121 Jessie THOMSON 125 Event 43: Invitation Keirin Final 5 Laps Sponsored by Ronde Cycling Essentials - Provisional Result 1. 4 Nick YALLOURIS 10.89 2. 1 Sam WELSFORD 3. 10 Godfrey SLATTERY 4. 3 Leigh HOWARD Event 46: Golden Mile Final Sponsored by Bendigo Bank - Provisional Result 1. 28 Zac GILMORE 80 1:37.50 2. 30 Brendan SCHULTZ 90 3. 36 Joshua DUFFY 90 4. 1 Sam WELSFORD -15 Event 49: U19 Invitational Keirin - Provisional Result 1. 31 Nathan BOF ① 11.37 2. 19 Graeme FRISLIE ④ 3. 15 Jensen PLOWRIGHT ⑧ 4. 42 Josh THOMSON ⑥ Event 50: Womens A grade Scratch Race 10 Laps Sponsored by Clement Tyres - Provisional Result 1. 105 Ruby ROSEMAN GANNON 5:33.96 2. 114 Catalina SOTO 3. 117 Elizabeth NUSPAN 4. 106 Shannon MCCURLEY Page 4 of 6 Chief Commissaire: Karen O’CallaghanOrganiser: Lions Bendigo Madison - 5000 Committee Inc. Sunday, March 11 2018 10:03:02pm Bendigo International Madison Sunday events Results Date: 11th March 2018 Tom Flood Sports Oval, Bendigo Event 51: Mens Bendigo International Madison Symes Motors BMW - Provisional Result 1. 1 SYMES MOTORS BMW 91 Pts Sam WELSFORD Kell O'BRIEN 2. 11 RONDE CYCLING 71 Leigh HOWARD Cameron SCOTT 3. 15 OZ MINING 38 Jordan KERBY Nick YALLOURIS 1 Lap Behind 4. 9 BENDIGO PARTY HIRE 68 Brad EVANS Jensen PLOWRIGHT 5. 5 PEAK SPORT AU 30 Isaac BUCKELL Godfrey SLATTERY 6. 8 MCCAIG AIRCON 19 Achim BURCHART Thomas MCFARLANE 7. 7 BEE HAPPY 14 Rohan WIGHT Joshua HARRISON 8. 2 KANSOM 8 Nick STOPLER Christian GRASSMAN 9. 3 RISING SUN HOTEL 5 Ben HARVEY Brendan SCHULTZ 10. 14 DAIKIN 4 Luke PLAPP Nathan BOF 11. 12 GIANT Zac GILMORE Joshua DUFFY 2 Laps Behind 12. 13 BIG HILL CRANES 12 Jarrod DRIZNERS Cooper SAYERS 3 Laps Behind 13. 10 WATER WHEEL WINES 6 Lachlan SCOTT Braden O'SHEA 14. 4 SUNERGY SOLAR 3 Minori SHIMMURA Nicholas SIMPSON 4 Laps Behind 15. 6 HOME HARDWARE 5 Aaron WYLIE Harry WAINE Page 5 of 6 Chief Commissaire: Karen O’CallaghanOrganiser: Lions Bendigo Madison - 5000 Committee Inc. Sunday, March 11 2018 10:03:02pm Bendigo International Madison Sunday events Results Date: 11th March 2018 Tom Flood Sports Oval, Bendigo Event p1: Symes Motors BMW Bendigi International Madison 1. Winner 1 Sam WELSFORD 2 Kell O'BRIEN 2. Runnerup 3 Leigh HOWARD 5 Cameron SCOTT 3. Third 6 Jordan KERBY 4 Nick YALLOURIS Page 6 of 6 Chief Commissaire: Karen O’CallaghanOrganiser: Lions Bendigo Madison - 5000 Committee Inc. Sunday, March 11 2018 10:03:02pm.
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