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Powernet Tour of Southland 2009 Home » Live Commentary and Results » Stage 5 Home PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 Tour Teams Stage 5 Results: 4 Nov 2009 101.7 km Winton Hotel & Pub Charity Inc Tour Riders www.pubcharity.org.nz Tour Updates Tuatapere - Orepuki - Riverton - Thornbury - Isla Bank - Drummond - Winton (Winton Hotel, Bottom Pub) Course Information Stage Stage No. Rider Name Team Name Race Manual and Booklet Time Place Classification Info 6 Gordon MCCAULEY Subway-Avanti 2:11:08 1 Commentary and Results 110 Tom FINDLAY (U23) Bici Vida ST 2 Entry Form 80 Jack BAUER Share The Road ST 3 Tour Gallery 11 Jeremy VENNELL Bissell Pro Cycling @ 00:02 4 Tales on Tour 2 Marc RYAN Colourplus @ 00:02 5 9 Joseph COOPER Subway-Avanti @ 00:09 6 Tour Media 12 Peter LATHAM Bissell Pro Cycling @ 00:28 7 Officials 41 Kyle MARWOOD Praties Cycling @ 00:38 8 Schools 17 Ben KING (U23) Calder Stewart @ 00:38 9 Sponsors 79 Romain FONDARD Share The Road @ 00:38 10 Tour Links 26 Heath BLACKGROVE Zookeepers - Cycle Surgery @ 00:38 11 29 Glen CHADWICK Zookeepers - Cycle Surgery @ 01:18 12 Past Tours 10 Josh ENGLAND Subway-Avanti @ 04:56 13 History 28 Westley GOUGH (U23) Zookeepers - Cycle Surgery @ 04:56 14 Contacts 33 Karl MOORE KIA Motors @ 07:51 15 Sitemap 91 Michael OLHEISER Jackson Plumbing @ 07:51 16 81 Brent ALLNUTT Placemakers @ 07:53 17 20 Douglas REPACHOLI (U23) Calder Stewart @ 08:12 18 32 Justin KERR KIA Motors @ 08:14 19 109 Alex RAY (U23) Bici Vida @ 08:14 20 38 Sergio HERNANDEZ NOW - MS Society @ 08:14 21 45 Nathan EARL (U23) Praties Cycling @ 08:14 22 70 Chris MACIC (U23) PowerNet @ 08:14 23 92 Kevin NICOL Jackson Plumbing @ 08:14 24 71 Aaron STRONG Ascot Park Hotel @ 08:14 25 42 Jason RIGG Praties Cycling @ 08:14 26 75 Patrick BEVIN (U23) Ascot Park Hotel @ 08:14 27 7 Hayden GODFREY Subway-Avanti @ 08:14 28 107 Taylor GUNMAN (U23) Bici Vida @ 08:14 29 19 Paul ODLIN Calder Stewart @ 08:14 30 3 Jesse SERGENT (U23) Colourplus @ 08:14 31 18 Brad HALL Calder Stewart @ 08:14 32 104 Michael VINK (U23) The Southland Times @ 08:14 33 51 Daniel BARRY (U23) Benchmark Homes @ 08:14 34 108 Carl WILLIAMS Bici Vida @ 08:14 35 47 James IBRAHIM Titans Race Team @ 08:14 36 61 Jeremy YATES Team Enterprise @ 08:14 37 111 Mike HENTON Southern Institute of Technolo gy@ 08:14 38 44 Joshua CHUGG Praties Cycling @ 08:14 39 54 Leon HEXTALL (U23) Benchmark Homes @ 08:14 40 4 Logan HUTCHINGS Colourplus @ 08:14 41 56 Blair MARTIN Creation Signs @ 08:14 42 34 Shem ROGER (U23) KIA Motors @ 08:14 43 16 Mark LANGLANDS Calder Stewart @ 08:14 44 88 Alex MCGREGOR (U23) Sycamore Print @ 08:14 45 93 Greg KRAUSE Jackson Plumbing @ 08:14 46 84 Jason BARLOW Placemakers @ 08:14 47 35 George BENNETT (U23) KIA Motors @ 08:14 48 72 Wade MANGHAM (U23) Ascot Park Hotel @ 08:14 49 15 Cody O'REILLY Bissell Pro Cycling @ 08:14 50 101 Matt MARSHALL (U23) The Southland Times @ 08:14 51 21 Floyd LANDIS Cyclingnzshop.com - Bio Sport @ 08:14 52 14 Omer KEM Bissell Pro Cycling @ 08:14 53 53 James MCCOY (U23) Benchmark Homes @ 08:14 54 73 Mike NORTHEY Ascot Park Hotel @ 08:14 55 68 Mathew GORTER PowerNet @ 08:14 56 76 Karl MURRAY Share The Road @ 08:14 57 121 Jonathon ATKINSON Energy Smart @ 08:14 58 8 Eric DROWER Subway-Avanti @ 08:14 59 31 Robin REID KIA Motors @ 08:14 60 74 Brad CARTER (U23) Ascot Park Hotel @ 08:14 61 86 Kevin O'DONNELL Sycamore Print @ 08:14 62 105 Sam STEELE (U23) The Southland Times @ 08:14 63 27 Sam BEWLEY Zookeepers - Cycle Surgery @ 08:29 64 115 Simon BROWN Southern Institute of Technolo gy@ 08:31 65 57 David EVANS Creation Signs @ 08:43 66 25 Jamie WHYTE Cyclingnzshop.com - Bio Sport @ 08:43 67 23 Nick LOVEGROVE Cyclingnzshop.com - Bio Sport @ 08:51 68 22 Nico DE JONG Cyclingnzshop.com - Bio Sport @ 08:51 69 65 Josh BROWN (U23) Team Enterprise @ 08:51 70 90 Sheldon GORTER (U23) Sycamore Print @ 09:00 71 59 David TREACEY Creation Signs @ 09:59 72 60 Hayden KEGG Creation Signs @ 09:59 73 77 Matt GILBERT Share The Road @ 13:28 74 30 Hamish BOND Zookeepers - Cycle Surgery @ 14:09 75 95 Stefan ROTHE Jackson Plumbing @ 14:09 76 85 Logan CALDER Placemakers @ 14:49 77 40 Corey FARRELL (U23) NOW - MS Society @ 14:52 78 100 David AYRE Winton's Middle Pub @ 21:23 79 123 Andy HAGAN Energy Smart @ 21:23 80 113 Matt HINTON Southern Institute of Technolo gy@ 24:54 81 120 Simon CROOM South West Helicopters @ 24:54 82 46 Samuel WHITMITZ Titans Race Team @ 24:54 83 63 William ALEXANDER Team Enterprise @ 24:54 84 122 Lee EVANS (U23) Energy Smart @ 24:54 85 48 Latham CROFT Titans Race Team @ 24:54 86 118 Andrew BALLANTYNE South West Helicopters @ 24:54 87 58 Alex MALONE Creation Signs @ 24:54 88 102 Hamish PRESBURY (U23) The Southland Times @ 24:54 89 125 Johno GEE Energy Smart @ 24:54 90 24 Jeremy MEECH Cyclingnzshop.com - Bio Sport @ 24:54 91 106 Scott WILDER Bici Vida @ 24:54 92 55 Matt SILLARS Benchmark Homes @ 24:54 93 64 Alasdair DEMPSEY Team Enterprise @ 24:54 94 Web Design by Flatout © 2009 117 Travis KANE South West Helicopters @ 24:54 95 Tour of Southland. 89 Rod WEINBERG Sycamore Print @ 24:54 96 124 Chris KENDALL Energy Smart @ 24:54 97 62 Michael TORCKLER Team Enterprise @ 24:54 98 98 Thomas HUBBARD (U23) Winton's Middle Pub @ 24:54 99 67 Russell GILL PowerNet @ 24:54 100 66 Michael STALLARD PowerNet @ 24:54 101 82 Logan MORT (U23) Placemakers @ 24:54 102 87 Kieran HAMBROOK (U23) Sycamore Print DNF 0 5 Reon PARK Colourplus DNS 0 116 Logan EDGAR (U23) South West Helicopters DNS 0 Live data provided by PowerNet Limited. Results data generated from SportCalc (www.sportcalc.co.nz) PowerNet General Classification (After stage 5) G C G C No. Rider Name Team Name Bonus Penalty Time Place 80 Jack BAUER Share The Road 10:51:26 1 00:08 2 Marc RYAN Colourplus @ 00:14 2 11 Jeremy VENNELL Bissell Pro Cycling @ 00:19 3 26 Heath BLACKGROVE Zookeepers - Cycle Surgery @ 00:26 4 00:04 6 Gordon MCCAULEY Subway-Avanti @ 00:56 5 00:06 110 Tom FINDLAY (U23) Bici Vida @ 01:10 6 00:04 79 Romain FONDARD Share The Road @ 01:13 7 00:03 12 Peter LATHAM Bissell Pro Cycling @ 01:18 8 29 Glen CHADWICK Zookeepers - Cycle Surgery @ 01:57 9 9 Joseph COOPER Subway-Avanti @ 03:15 10 17 Ben KING (U23) Calder Stewart @ 03:16 11 28 Westley GOUGH (U23) Zookeepers - Cycle Surgery @ 07:59 12 68 Mathew GORTER PowerNet @ 08:46 13 00:02 104 Michael VINK (U23) The Southland Times @ 08:54 14 00:02 3 Jesse SERGENT (U23) Colourplus @ 09:06 15 33 Karl MOORE KIA Motors @ 09:09 16 35 George BENNETT (U23) KIA Motors @ 09:20 17 75 Patrick BEVIN (U23) Ascot Park Hotel @ 09:28 18 00:09 71 Aaron STRONG Ascot Park Hotel @ 09:29 19 56 Blair MARTIN Creation Signs @ 09:33 20 45 Nathan EARL (U23) Praties Cycling @ 09:35 21 91 Michael OLHEISER Jackson Plumbing @ 09:36 22 51 Daniel BARRY (U23) Benchmark Homes @ 09:47 23 27 Sam BEWLEY Zookeepers - Cycle Surgery @ 09:50 24 18 Brad HALL Calder Stewart @ 09:52 25 34 Shem ROGER (U23) KIA Motors @ 09:59 26 7 Hayden GODFREY Subway-Avanti @ 10:03 27 101 Matt MARSHALL (U23) The Southland Times @ 10:03 28 61 Jeremy YATES Team Enterprise @ 10:22 29 32 Justin KERR KIA Motors @ 10:35 30 8 Eric DROWER Subway-Avanti @ 10:40 31 20 Douglas REPACHOLI (U23) Calder Stewart @ 10:51 32 109 Alex RAY (U23) Bici Vida @ 10:53 33 81 Brent ALLNUTT Placemakers @ 10:54 34 10 Josh ENGLAND Subway-Avanti @ 11:04 35 00:06 21 Floyd LANDIS Cyclingnzshop.com - Bio Sport @ 11:18 36 19 Paul ODLIN Calder Stewart @ 11:23 37 00:06 38 Sergio HERNANDEZ NOW - MS Society @ 11:33 38 47 James IBRAHIM Titans Race Team @ 11:37 39 73 Mike NORTHEY Ascot Park Hotel @ 11:39 40 107 Taylor GUNMAN (U23) Bici Vida @ 11:43 41 72 Wade MANGHAM (U23) Ascot Park Hotel @ 11:43 42 00:04 15 Cody O'REILLY Bissell Pro Cycling @ 11:49 43 00:07 44 Joshua CHUGG Praties Cycling @ 11:54 44 16 Mark LANGLANDS Calder Stewart @ 12:03 45 00:04 Home | Sponsors | Course Information | 14 Omer KEM Bissell Pro Cycling @ 12:22 46 Commentary and Results | Tour Teams | Classification Info | Tour Riders | Tour 31 Robin REID KIA Motors @ 12:25 47 Competitions | Tour Media | Schools | 54 Leon HEXTALL (U23) Benchmark Homes @ 12:35 48 Race Manual and Booklet | Officials | Tour Gallery | Tour Links | Past Tours | 105 Sam STEELE (U23) The Southland Times @ 12:39 49 History | Contacts | Sitemap 22 Nico DE JONG Cyclingnzshop.com - Bio Sport @ 12:44 50 108 Carl WILLIAMS Bici Vida @ 12:49 51 121 Jonathon ATKINSON Energy Smart @ 13:03 52 70 Chris MACIC (U23) PowerNet @ 13:58 53 93 Greg KRAUSE Jackson Plumbing @ 14:29 54 42 Jason RIGG Praties Cycling @ 14:36 55 25 Jamie WHYTE Cyclingnzshop.com - Bio Sport @ 14:39 56 76 Karl MURRAY Share The Road @ 15:23 57 88 Alex MCGREGOR (U23) Sycamore Print @ 16:12 58 57 David EVANS Creation Signs @ 17:27 59 115 Simon BROWN Southern Institute of Technolo gy@ 17:48 60 84 Jason BARLOW Placemakers @ 18:02 61 65 Josh BROWN (U23) Team Enterprise @ 18:19 62 53 James MCCOY (U23) Benchmark Homes @ 18:24 63 00:04 23 Nick LOVEGROVE Cyclingnzshop.com - Bio Sport @ 18:30 64 77 Matt GILBERT Share The Road @ 18:53 65 4 Logan HUTCHINGS Colourplus @ 19:21 66 00:10 92 Kevin NICOL Jackson Plumbing @ 19:25 67 95 Stefan ROTHE Jackson Plumbing @ 19:59 68 90 Sheldon GORTER (U23) Sycamore Print @ 23:57 69 30 Hamish BOND Zookeepers - Cycle Surgery @ 25:19 70 55 Matt SILLARS Benchmark Homes @ 28:44 71 123 Andy HAGAN Energy Smart @ 30:11 72 62 Michael TORCKLER Team Enterprise @ 30:36 73 59 David TREACEY Creation Signs @ 30:40 74 64 Alasdair DEMPSEY Team Enterprise @ 35:48 75 102 Hamish PRESBURY (U23) The Southland Times @ 36:08 76 40 Corey FARRELL (U23) NOW - MS Society @ 37:40 77 111 Mike HENTON Southern Institute of Technolo gy@ 37:59 78 106 Scott WILDER Bici Vida @ 38:44 79 74 Brad CARTER
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