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Team Championship 2020/21 - Race 2 Grassroots Trust Tokoroa Team Championship 2020/21 - Race 2 Grassroots Trust Tokoroa . 18 Oct 2020 Results Category 1 Place Race No Name Team Gender Division Time 1 3 Corbin Strong Spoken Cycles Cat 1 2:06:10 2 49 Nick Kergozou Team Central Roofing Revolution Cycling Cat 1 2:06:10 3 59 Kiaan Watts Black Spoke Pro Cycling Academy Cat 1 2:06:10 4 1 Josh Kuysten Spoken Cycles Cat 1 2:06:10 5 55 Aaron Gate Black Spoke Pro Cycling Academy Cat 1 2:06:10 6 5 Callum Nisbet Spoken Cycles Cat 1 2:06:11 7 38 George Jackson NZ Cycling Project Cat 1 2:06:11 8 50 Dylan Kennett Team Central Roofing Revolution Cycling Cat 1 2:06:11 9 28 Dan Bridgwater Livingstone Building Excellence WBOP Per Cat 1 2:06:11 10 14 Lewis Bower Team Skoda Fruzio Cat 1 2:06:11 11 32 Daniel Cross RushVelo-Ridley Cat 1 2:06:12 12 22 Corby Price Cabjaks - Castelli Cat 1 2:06:12 13 8 Ollie Grave NEXT GEN Racing Cat 1 2:06:13 14 63 Ewart Bower Dynamo Events Cat 1 2:06:13 15 21 Liam Cappel Cabjaks - Castelli Cat 1 2:06:13 16 58 Xander White Black Spoke Pro Cycling Academy Cat 1 2:06:13 17 65 Jamie Shields Dynamo Events Cat 1 2:06:13 18 10 Jack Pronk NEXT GEN Racing Cat 1 2:06:13 19 54 Tom Sexton Team Central Roofing Revolution Cycling Cat 1 2:06:13 20 4 Alex Heaney Spoken Cycles Cat 1 2:06:13 21 2 James Harvey Spoken Cycles Cat 1 2:06:13 22 61 Madi Hartley-Brown Dynamo Events Cat 1 2:06:14 23 7 Camden Feint NEXT GEN Racing Cat 1 2:06:15 24 48 Dan Furminger Tank Guy Cat 1 2:06:16 25 64 Ollie Larcombe Dynamo Events Cat 1 2:06:16 26 40 Luke Mcdermott NZ Cycling Project Cat 1 2:06:16 27 47 Tyler Burbage Tank Guy Cat 1 2:06:17 28 24 Greig McDonnell Cabjaks - Castelli Cat 1 2:06:17 29 62 Dylan McCullough Dynamo Events Cat 1 2:06:17 30 9 Dan Barclay NEXT GEN Racing Cat 1 2:06:17 31 13 Joel Yates Team Skoda Fruzio Cat 1 2:06:18 32 46 Zane Pruden Tank Guy Cat 1 2:06:18 33 41 Josh Scott NZ Cycling Project Cat 1 2:06:18 34 20 Noah Coster Cabjaks - Castelli Cat 1 2:06:18 35 19 Barnaby Clegg Shaw Cabjaks - Castelli Cat 1 2:06:18 36 53 Toby Atkins Team Central Roofing Revolution Cycling Cat 1 2:06:18 37 57 Josh Kench Black Spoke Pro Cycling Academy Cat 1 2:06:18 38 52 Glenn Hadan Team Central Roofing Revolution Cycling Cat 1 2:06:19 39 25 Regan Gough Livingstone Building Excellence WBOP Per Cat 1 2:06:20 40 30 Mark Stewart Livingstone Building Excellence WBOP Per Cat 1 2:06:20 41 37 Theo Gilbertson NZ Cycling Project Cat 1 2:06:21 42 51 Campbell Stewart Team Central Roofing Revolution Cycling Cat 1 2:06:21 43 56 James Oram Black Spoke Pro Cycling Academy Cat 1 2:06:27 44 60 Luke Mudgway Black Spoke Pro Cycling Academy Cat 1 2:06:34 45 31 Christian Rush RushVelo-Ridley Cat 1 2:17:18 46 43 Josh Page Tank Guy Cat 1 2:17:19 47 34 Alexander Ray RushVelo-Ridley Cat 1 2:18:20 16 Jack Carswell Team Skoda Fruzio Cat 1 DNF 29 Liam Regan Livingstone Building Excellence WBOP Per Cat 1 DNF 23 Jacob Hannan Cabjaks - Castelli Cat 1 DNF 6 Blake Bailey Spoken Cycles Cat 1 DNF Page 1 Dynamo Events Sportscore Printed: 18-Oct-20 19:21 www.sportscoreplus.com/ Team Championship 2020/21 - Race 2 Grassroots Trust Tokoroa . 18 Oct 2020 Results Category 1 Place Race No Name Team Gender Division Time 17 Josh Lane Team Skoda Fruzio Cat 1 DNF 15 Zakk Paterson Team Skoda Fruzio Cat 1 DNF 36 Bradley Jones RushVelo-Ridley Cat 1 DNF 26 Reuben Webster Livingstone Building Excellence WBOP Per Cat 1 DNS 35 Matthew Wilson RushVelo-Ridley Cat 1 DNS 44 Borris Clark Tank Guy Cat 1 DNS Page 2 Dynamo Events Sportscore Printed: 18-Oct-20 19:21 www.sportscoreplus.com/.
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