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2019 Towards Zero Race Melbourne Women's Race Melbourne 2019 Towards Zero Race Melbourne Women's Race Melbourne Date: Thursday, January 24 Albert Park Distance: 63.6 km ALE CIPOLLINI (ALE) DOLTCINI VAN EYCK SPORT (DVE) SPECIALIZED WOMEN'S RACING (SPW) DS: Lanzoni GIUSEPPE DS: Marc BRAKE DS: Taryn HEATHER 1 Chloe HOSKING (AUS) 61 Bryony VAN VELZEN (NED) 121 Matilda RAYNOLDS (AUS) 2 Eri YONAMINE (JPN) 62 Daniela Da Conceição ALEXANDRE REIS122 (POR)Ella BLOOR (AUS) 3 Nadia QUAGLIOTTO (ITA) 63 Tetiana RIABCHENKO (UKR) 123 Jaime GUNNING (AUS) 4 Jessica RAIMONDI (ITA) 64 Jesse VANDENBULCKE (BEL) 124 Taryn HEATHER (AUS) 5 Maria Apolonia VAN 'T GELOOF (NED) 65 Anisha VEKEMANS (BEL) 125 Briony MATTOCKS (AUS) 6 Romy KASPER (GER) 66 Victoire BERTEAU (FRA) 126 Holly HARRIS (AUS) MITCHELTON - SCOTT (MTS) BEPINK (BPK) GUSTO STEPFWD KOM (GUS) DS: Martin VESTBY DS: Digrid CORNEO DS: Martin TOBIN 11 Amanda SPRATT (AUS) 71 Rachele BARBIERI (ITA) 131 Jessica MUNDY (AUS) 12 Sarah ROY (AUS) 72 Francesca PATTARO (ITA) 132 Erin KINNEALY (AUS) 13 Georgia WILLIAMS (NZL) 73 Katia RAGUSA (ITA) 133 Elizabeth STANNARD (AUS) 14 Jessica ALLEN (AUS) 74 Nicole STEIGENGA (NED) 134 Renata FARAH (AUS) 15 Lucy KENNEDY (AUS) 75 Silvia VALSECCHI (ITA) 135 Kendelle HODGES (AUS) 16 Grace BROWN (AUS) 76 Tereza MEDVEDOVA (SVK) CCC-LIV (CCC) RALLY UHC CYCLING (RLW) SYDNEY UNI-STAMINADE (SUS) DS: Jeroen BLYLEVENS DS: Zach BELL DS: Valentina SCANDOLARA 21 Jeanne KOREVAAR (NED) 81 Sara BERGEN (CAN) 141 Amy VESTY (NZL) 22 Evy KUIJPERS (NED) 82 Krista DOEBEL-HICKOK (USA) 142 Jennifer DARMODY (AUS) 23 Riejanne MARKUS (NED) 83 Gillian ELLSAY (CAN) 143 Anna BOOTH (AUS) 24 Ashleigh MOOLMAN-PASIO (RSA) 84 Allison BEVERIDGE (USA) 144 Jessica PRATT (AUS) 25 Valerie DEMEY (BEL) 85 Abigail MICKEY (USA) 145 Victoria WHITELAW (AUS) 26 Agnieszka SKALNIAK (POL) 86 Summer MOAK (USA) 146 Emily WATTS (AUS) ASTANA WOMEN'S TEAM (ASA) TREK-SEGAFREDO (TFS) DS: Pierangelo DAL COLLE DS: Ina TEUTENBERG 31 Elena PIRRONE (ITA) 91 Lauretta HANSON (AUS) 89 Starters. 32 Jeidi PRADERA BERNAL (CUB) 92 Lotta Pauliina LEPISTÖ (FIN) 33 Carolina RODRIGUEZ GUTIERREZ (MEX) 93 Elisa LONGO BORGHINI (ITA) 34 Lizbeth Yareli SALAZAR VAZQUEZ (MEX) 94 Abigail VAN TWISK (GBR) 35 Marie Soleil BLAIS (KAZ) 95 Tayler WILES (USA) 36 Arlenis SIERRA (CUB) 96 Ruth WINDER (USA) TEAM TIBCO-SILICON VALLEY BANK (TIB)AUS CYCLING-KORDAMENTHA (AUS) DS: Kim PALMER DS: Donna RAE-SZALINSKI 41 Alison JACKSON (CAN) 101 Rachel NEYLAN (AUS) 42 Brodie CHAPMAN (AUS) 102 Georgia WHITEHOUSE (AUS) 43 Sharlotte LUCAS (NZL) 103 Sarah GIGANTE (AUS) 44 Shannon MALSEED (AUS) 104 Rebecca WIASAK (AUS) 45 Lauren STEPHENS (USA) 105 Ruby ROSEMAN-GANNON (AUS) 46 Alice COBB (GBR) 106 Emily ROPER (AUS) SWAPIT AGOLICO (SWA) CYCLING NEW ZEALAND (NZL) DS: David PLAZA DS: Kurt POLOCK 51 Anet BARRERA ESPARZA (MEX) 111 Deborah PAINE (NZL) 52 Paola Andrea MUÑOZ GRANDON (CHI) 112 Elyse FRASER (NZL) 53 Andrea RAMÍREZ FREGOSO (MEX) 113 Kirsty MCCALLUM (NZL) 54 Jannie Milena SALCEDO ZAMBRANO (COL)114 Ione JOHNSON (NZL) 55 Brenda Andrea SANTOYO PEREZ (MEX) 115 Annamarie LIPP (NZL) 56 Maria Jose VARGAS BARRIENTOS (CRC)116 Abigail MORTON (NZL) Page 1 of 1 Chief Commissaire: Christian Magiera Organiser: Visit Victoria Thursday, January 24 2019 1:04:39am.
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