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Oceania Games - CCSydney, Australia, December 8-16, 1999 |
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Mountain Bike
Road
U-17 Development Camp
Preview:The Oceania International Grand Prix of Cycling will be held in Sydney, Australia between December 8th and 16th. The events consist of mountain bike, track, and road races for men and women, as well as the latter two for U19 men. The track competition will start the games, running from December 8-12, and will be the first event held on the Olympic Dunc Gray Velodrome. It will be an important competition in terms of next year's Olympics, with qualification spots up for grabs to the winners of each event. Australia has qualified riders in every event at the Olympics, however they still have the opportunity to qualify three more positions in the 4000 m individual pursuit, the keirin, and the 500 m women's time trial. In these events, Australia will be relying upon Brad McGee, Shane Kelly and Michelle Ferris to win. There will also be an "international" track competition run concurrently with the Games, which will feature individual pursuit, sprint, points, and madison racing. Those riders not competing for their countries in these events at the Oceania's will have the opportunity to strut their stuff in the international competition. The mountain bike cross country events will be held on the Olympic course at Fairfield City Farm on December 11. They are also another chance for countries to win Olympic spots - Australia will be trying to qualify a maximum of three in the men, however they already have the maximum of two qualified in the women. For the extra men's spot, they will need a top 30 place from Cadel Evans, as well as another top 30 and one top 10 position. This is quite likely considering the absence of the European and American stars, but anything can happen. The countries competing in the mountain bike road competitions are Australia, New Zealand, New Caledonia, Fiji, Guam, and Samoa. The road races and time trials will not be held on the Olympic course in East Sydney however, but in Sydney's West at Bringelly. They consist of 20 km time trials for the women and U19 men, a 30 km time trial for the men, and a 150 km road race for men, and 90 km races the women and U19 men.
Complete start list:TrackAustralia Men 1. Brett Aitken 2. Graham Brown 3. Jobie Dajka 4. Brent Dawson 5. Danny Day 6. Sean Eadie 7. Nigel Grigg 8. Jeff Hopkins 9. Ashley Hutchinson 10. Shane Kelly 12. Brett Lancaster 13. Bradley Mcgee 14. Scott Mcgrory 15. Gary Niewand 16. Luke Roberts 17. Kane Selin Women 1. Kate Bates 2. Rahna Demarte 3. Fiona Dwyer 4. Michelle Ferris 5. Rochelle Gilmore 6. Lyndell Higginson 7. Rosealee Hubbard 8. Kerrie Meares 9. Toireasa Ryan 10. Sandra Smith 11. Lucy Tyler-Sharman Junior U19 Men 70. Jonathan Davis 71. Darryn Harris 72. Joel Leonard 73. Andrew Mason 74. Mark Renshaw 75. Stephen Rossendell 76. Danny Rutherford 77. Kial Stewart 78. Rory Sutherland Junior U17 100. David Amy 101. Russell Brindley 102. Jonathan Campbell 103. Ben Cashman 104. Sam Creek 105. Luke Farr 106. Alex Rhodes 107. Mitchell Vervaart 108. Sarah Bradbury 109. Laura Meadley 110. Lauren Troup Canada Women 14. Tanya Dubnicoff China Women 15. Cuihua Jiang 16. Yan Wang Men 19. Xinzhu Cheng 20. Jinhong Gao 21. Ruwei Li 22. Yunsheng Yang Czech Republic Men 23. Pavel Buran France Men 24. Herve Gane 25. Vincent Le Quellec 26. Damien Pommerau 27. Robert Sassonne 28. Arnaud Tournant Women 17. Magali Faure-Humbert Hong Kong 64. Kam Po Wong Italy Men 29. Maurizo Biondo 30. Roberto Chiappa 31. Devid Garbelli 32. Gabriele Gentile 33. Domenico Mei 34. Mattia Vecchi New Caledonia Men 35. Herve Gane 36. Jean-Charles Goyetche 37. Olivier Haas 38. Mike Michel-Villaz 39. Nicolas Schneider 40. Julien Tejada Junior U19 Men 80. Richard Berton 81. Jerry Bousquet 82. Steeve Clavier 83. Dimitry Paul 84. Yohan Honore 85. Nicolas Nagle 86. Ken Nicholls 87. Steeve Pascal Junior U17 Men 112. Cedric Agez 113. Damien Amouret 114. Nicolas Antoine 115. Alan Boufeneche 116. Frederic Fayard 117. Thierry Fondere 118. David Gisiger 119. Tedric Jeulin 120. Xavier Latoupie 121. Sylvain Nassare 122. Ruddy Ollier 123. Stephane Pamard 124. Sebastien Reb New Zealand Men 41. Mathew Anderson 42. Anthony Chapman 43. Dayle Cheatley 44 .Gavin Lee 45. Shane Melrose 46. Anthony Peden 47. Mathew Randall 48. Mathew Sinton Junior U19 Men 90. Jason Allen 91. Greg Ardell 92. Chris Boersen 93. Richard Bowker 94. Hayden Roulston 95. Marc Ryan Junior U17 127. Joseph Barnao 128. Chris 129. Damien Jager 130. Simon Greenall 131. Saul Gudsell 132. Tim Gudsell 133. Jonathan Hamlin 134. Scott Hodges 135. Bryce Lyall 136. Ross Machejefski Women 18. Marina Duvnjak 19. Annaliisa Farrell 20. Joanne Kiesanowski 21. Fiona Ramage 22. Elisabeth Williams Poland Men 51. Konrad Czajkowski 52. Grzegorz Krejner 53. Marcin Mientki 54. Bartlomiej Saczuk 55. Zbigniew Wyrzykowski Russia Men 56. Edouard Gritsoune 57. Vladimir Karpiets 58. Serguei Klimov 59. Alexei Markov 60. Denis Smyslov USA Men 61. Jame Carney 62. Mike Tillman 63. Andrew Smith Women 24. Tanya Lindenmuth 25. Becky Quinn Slovakia Men 65 Peter Bazalik 66. Jaroslav Jerabek 67. Jan LepkaMountain Bike
Australia
Men
1. Tim Bennett
2. Cadel Evans
3. Simon Bishop
4. Graig Gordon
5. Rhys Pollock
6. Paul Redenbach
7. Paul Rowney
8. Luke Stockwell
9. Matt Wallace
10. Rob Woods
Women
40. Kimberly Ball
41. Anna Bayliss
42. Dellys Fanke
43. Hannneke Geysen
44. Mary Grigson
45. Melanie Mcconnell
46. Kellie Robinson
47. Lucy Topman
Guam
Men
11. Ben Fieldhouse
12. Jazy Garcia
13. Art Guerrero
14. John Ilao
15. Albert Juan
16. Gerald Valdez
17. Julian Cooper-Nurse
18. Kevin Perez
New Caledonia
Men
20. Olivier Bonnace
21. Franck Bonnard
22. Martial Devillers
23. Steeve Evanno
24. Christian Pierron
25. Lionel Radigue
26. Jean-Marc Riviere
New Zealand
Men
28. Steve Bale
29. Paul Bishop
30. Dean Hill
31. Jeremy Houltham
32. Karl Mclean
33. Lawrence Mote
34. Duncan Palmer
35. Bryce Shapely
36. Chris Snow
37. Paul Struthers
Women
50. Brenda Clapp
51. Rebecca Cullen
52. Sharon Harris
53. Freya Johnstone
54. Sarah King
55. Sadie Parker
56. Susy Pryde
57. Lisa Savage
58. Christina Sargent
59. Robyn Wong
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