Results and Reports for December 9-10AustraliaPromoters wishing to submit results should send them to cyclingnews Rob Harvey Conveyor Products Handicaps Rob Harvey Conveyor Products Handicaps50km Handicap, Outer Harbour, December10, 2000 Results 1 Tony McLoughlin (Mittiga Cycling Team) Scratch 2 Dave Stocker (Bicycle Expresss) 2 min 3 Steve Kinder 5 min 4 Peter Moore (Mittiga Cycling team) Scratch Fastest Time - Tony McLoughlin (Mittiga Cycling Team) Scratch Tatonka Urban PolarisSydney, NSW, December 10, 2000 Results Overall results Team Category Points 1 Fitzpatrick/Simpson Men 420 2 Horrocks/Mathie Mixed 420 3 Cottee/Kent Men 400 4 Perry/Cain Men 400 5 Jallard/Zanni Men 390 6 Hocking/Turner Men 390 7 Turnbull/Davies Men 390 8 Fail/Kervell Men 380 9 Hayes/Wilkinson Men 380 10 Simionato/Haynes Super Vets 370 11 Bayfield/Mcnamara Vets 370 12 Searle/Liggins Men 360 13 Wright/Hart Mixed 358 14 Foley/Foley Mixed 350 15 Mc Conaghy/Ho Men 350 16 Wentzel/Dagher Men 350 17 Baldwin/Quinn Mixed 340 18 Blakers/Mcintyre Men 340 19 Meyer/Shepard Men 340 20 Davies/Martin Men 330 21 Demunck/Yip Men 330 22 Janmaat/Kline Men 320 23 Bacchus/Brimble Men 320 24 Taylor-Wood/Burch Women 320 25 Board/Kaminski Men 320 26 Camm/Mcintyre Women 320 27 Castledon/Kolbe Men 318 28 Page/Carden Men 310 29 Woolley/Woolley Mixed 310 30 Franks/Derwent Men 310 31 Thompson/Garrod Men 310 32 Austin/Poppett Men 310 33 Beggs/Larkin Men 310 34 Cogley/Fullerton Men 310 35 Delaney/King Mixed 310 36 Munn/Kershaw Men 300 37 Reynolds/White Mixed 300 38 Bagge/Hewitt Men 298 39 Garde/Gordon Men 295 40 Mac Cormick/Randall Men 290 41 De Silva/Harvey Men 290 42 Powell/Finlayson Men 290 43 Avakian/Avakian Mixed 290 44 Aubrey/Adamson U21 290 45 Prineas/Lange Men 290 46 Hemphill/Hemphill Mixed 290 47 Simionato/Maher Women 288 48 Donnan/Mc Nulty Men 286 49 Tremlett/Pinhall Mixed 280 50 Roberts/Dulhuunty Men 280 51 Gardener/Robinson Men 280 52 Starling/Starling Mixed 280 53 Dale/Dale Men 280 54 Goddard/Worsfold Men 280 55 Harmer/Reeson Men 280 56 Rivera/Edmunds Men 278 57 Vickery/Keogh Men 270 58 Ryan/Martin Men 270 59 Bourne/Bourne Vets 270 60 Faulkner/Fox Vets 270 61 Nasholm/Soderstrom Mixed 270 62 Bradford/Bradford Men 270 63 Broder/Parkinson Women 270 64 Ray/Levett Vets 270 65 Searle/Searle Men 260 66 Martin/Waudby Men 260 67 Cunningham/Baker Men 260 68 Narunsky/Gould Men 260 69 Wardrop/Shimell Mixed 260 70 Nash/Butcher Mixed 260 71 Pound/Selwyn Mixed 260 72 Baldwin/Baldwin Mixed 260 73 O'Brien/Hannan Men 259 74 England/Murphy Mixed 252 75 Thomas/Elliot Mixed 252 76 Russell/Clement Men 250 77 Aurisch/Thom Vets 250 78 Dee/Gregg Men 250 79 Skopal/Smith Mixed 250 80 Marshman/Van Dyke Vets 250 81 Malcom/Nisbet Men 250 82 Wright/Dixon Men 250 83 Wright/Wright Men 250 84 Cameron/Walker Mixed 240 85 Sutton/Vine Men 240 86 Mckay/Mckay Men 240 87 Griffin/Pitmer Men 240 88 Russell/Robin Women 230 89 Ledain/Ledain Mixed 230 90 Radford/Selby Mixed 230 91 Mitchie/Bonner U21 230 92 Rawlinson/Watson Men 230 93 Easton/Trenear Vets 230 94 Simonetti/Wong Men 230 95 Murray/Puxty Men 230 96 Bosch/Freitag Men 220 97 Asic/Sparrow Men 220 98 Lane/Lane Men 220 99 Macrae/Calkin Women 215 100 Dodds/Truran Men 210 101 Dabbs/Williams Super Vets 210 102 Cooper/Cooper Mixed 210 103 Mc Cue/Pickering Men 210 104 Anderson/Hinshelwood Men 210 105 Chan/Frahill Men 206 106 Easton/Catterall U21 200 107 Nolan/Vandermer Vets 200 108 Blount/Amai Men 200 109 Longley/Halls Men 193 110 Stevens/Curtin Women 192 111 Baldwin/Smith Men 190 112 Howse/Howse Men 190 113 Cheng/Seeto Men 190 114 Wainwright/Griffin Men 190 115 Wilson/Loveday Vets 180 116 Coogan/Smith Vets 180 117 Dark/Budd Men 180 118 Nolte/Crisp Men 180 119 Krawiarz/Corona Men 180 120 Day/Moorfield Women 180 121 Beck/Bramma Mixed 170 122 Van Schie/Mcnaught Mixed 170 123 Mcgarrigle/Lawler Super Vets 170 124 Lee/Janczur Men 170 125 Gomez/Lahodny Mixed 170 126 Wynne/Jansen Vets 170 127 MacCormick/Farquhar Mixed 160 128 Van Erk/Cooper Men 160 129 Bangert/Bangert Mixed 160 130 Freeman/Wallace Mixed 160 131 Lee/May Mixed 160 132 Gardner/Tresidder U21 158 133 Sliwinski/Hou Hansen Men 150 134 Williamson/Mcintosh Mixed 150 135 Marlay/Ernst Men 150 136 Wilyman/Tavener-Smith Men 130 137 Dowd/Marshall Men 120 138 Godyn/Sauerbier Men 110 139 Farrelly/Thornhill Mixed 70 140 O'Hagan/Marks Mixed 70 141 Brown/Fletcher Mixed 60 142 Maslen/Morgan Women 50 143 Stickland/Bethune Vets 50 144 Shelvin/Ainsworth U21 20 145 Marlay/Marlay Men 10 146 Brennan/Potts Men 0 147 McCusker/Kullack Mixed 0 148 Shailer/McNeice Men 0 Results by category Men 1 Fitzpatrick/Simpson 420 pts 2 Cottee/Kent 400 3 Perry/Cain 400 4 Jallard/Zanni 390 5 Hocking/Turner 390 6 Turnbull/Davies 390 7 Fail/Kervell 380 8 Hayes/Wilkinson 380 9 Searle/Liggins 360 10 Mc Conaghy/Ho 350 11 Wentzel/Dagher 350 12 Blakers/Mcintyre 340 13 Meyer/Shepard 340 14 Davies/Martin 330 15 Demunck/Yip 330 16 Janmaat/Kline 320 17 Bacchus/Brimble 320 18 Board/Kaminski 320 19 Castledon/Kolbe 318 20 Page/Carden 310 21 Franks/Derwent 310 22 Thompson/Garrod 310 23 Austin/Poppett 310 24 Beggs/Larkin 310 25 Cogley/Fullerton 310 26 Munn/Kershaw 300 27 Bagge/Hewitt 298 28 Garde/Gordon 295 29 MacCormick/Randall 290 30 De Silva/Harvey 290 31 Powell/Finlayson 290 32 Prineas/Lange 290 33 Donnan/Mc Nulty 286 34 Roberts/Dulhuunty 280 35 Gardener/Robinson 280 36 Dale/Dale 280 37 Goddard/Worsfold 280 38 Harmer/Reeson 280 39 Rivera/Edmunds 278 40 Vickery/Keogh 270 41 Ryan/Martin 270 42 Bradford/Bradford 270 43 Searle/Searle 260 44 Martin/Waudby 260 45 Cunningham/Baker 260 46 Narunsky/Gould 260 47 O'Brien/Hannan 259 48 Russell/Clement 250 49 Dee/Gregg 250 50 Malcom/Nisbet 250 51 Wright/Dixon 250 52 Wright/Wright 250 53 Sutton/Vine 240 54 Mckay/Mckay 240 55 Griffin/Pitmer 240 56 Rawlinson/Watson 230 57 Simonetti/Wong 230 58 Murray/Puxty 230 59 Bosch/Freitag 220 60 Asic/Sparrow 220 61 Lane/Lane 220 62 Dodds/Truran 210 63 McCue/Pickering 210 64 Anderson/Hinshelwood 210 65 Chan/Frahill 206 66 Blount/Amai 200 67 Longley/Halls 193 68 Baldwin/Smith 190 69 Howse/Howse 190 70 Cheng/Seeto 190 71 Wainwright/Griffin 190 72 Dark/Budd 180 73 Nolte/Crisp 180 74 Krawiarz/Corona 180 75 Lee/Janczur 170 76 Van Erk/Cooper 160 77 Sliwinski/Hou Hansen 150 78 Marlay/Ernst 150 79 Wilyman/Tavener-Smith 130 80 Dowd/Marshall 120 81 Godyn/Sauerbier 110 82 Marlay/Marlay 10 83 Brennan/Potts 0 84 Shailer/Mcneice 0 Mixed 1 Horrocks/Mathie 420 pts 2 Wright/Hart 358 3 Foley/Foley 350 4 Baldwin/Quinn 340 5 Woolley/Woolley 310 6 Delaney/King 310 7 Reynolds/White 300 8 Avakian/Avakian 290 9 Hemphill/Hemphill 290 10 Tremlett/Pinhall 280 11 Starling/Starling 280 12 Nasholm/Soderstrom 270 13 Wardrop/Shimell 260 14 Nash/Butcher 260 15 Pound/Selwyn 260 16 Baldwin/Baldwin 260 17 England/Murphy 252 18 Thomas/Elliot 252 19 Skopal/Smith 250 20 Cameron/Walker 240 21 Ledain/Ledain 230 22 Radford/Selby 230 23 Cooper/Cooper 210 24 Beck/Bramma 170 26 Gomez/Lahodny 170 27 Mac Cormick/Farquhar 160 28 Bangert/Bangert 160 29 Freeman/Wallace 160 30 Lee/May 160 31 Williamson/Mcintosh 150 32 Farrelly/Thornhill 70 33 O'Hagan/Marks 70 34 Brown/Fletcher 60 35 McCusker/Kullack 0 Women 1 Taylor-Wood/Burch 320 pts 2 Camm/Mcintyre 320 3 Simionato/Maher 288 4 Broder/Parkinson 270 5 Russell/Robin 230 6 Macrae/Calkin 215 7 Stevens/Curtin 192 8 Day/Moorfield 180 9 Maslen/Morgan 50 Vets 1 Bayfield/Mcnamara 370 pts 2 Bourne/Bourne 270 3 Faulkner/Fox 270 4 Ray/Levett 270 5 Aurisch/Thom 250 6 Marshman/Van Dyke 250 7 Easton/Trenear 230 8 Nolan/Vandermer 200 9 Wilson/Loveday 180 10 Coogan/Smith 180 11 Wynne/Jansen 170 12 Stickland/Bethune 50 SuperVets 1 Simionato/Haynes 370 pts 2 Dabbs/Williams 210 3 Mcgarrigle/Lawler 170 Under 21 1 Aubrey/Adamson 290 pts 2 Mitchie/Bonner 230 3 Easton/Catterall 200 4 Gardner/Tresidder 158 5 Shelvin/Ainsworth 20 Australian National Criterium ChampionshipsNorthbridge, Perth, WA, December 10, 2000 By Annabelle Drew, cyclingnews.com correspondent Tonight the Australian National Criterium Championships were held in Northbridge. The venue is a suburb just 500m from the centre of Perth, across the railway lines. It's a favourite spot for Perth dwellers and tourists to head to at night for a drink a meal or a dance. Another gorgeous Perth summer night ensured that thousands were already along the streets where the criterium was to be held - the main restaurant/cafe strip - and were looking for some cycling action even before the barriers were completely in place. The course was rectangular, at least 1.5km long with the finishing straight about 600m long. Women's National
Title With a small field, the race was always going to be a stop-start affair. The 30 minutes plus 3 laps were spiced up with attacks from the veloBelles riders, namely Hayley Rutherford, Fiona Scarff, Sandra Smith and myself. Rochelle Gilmore (New South Wales) looked very fit and was easily closing down gaps, covering moves as she was forced to do most of the chasing, being the only non-West Australian. She never looked threatened. A couple of times I made a break, but was never going anywhere as Rochelle let me hang out there and effortlessy caught the wheel of anyone trying to come across to me. (Oh well, got a couple of decent primes!) Predictably, it all came down to a sprint. Cathy Dixon, who had featured strongly throughout the race keeping the pace up, lead for most of the last lap. A last minute attempt by yours truly at the end of the back straight was fairly useless and only lead to the final sprint being started from a virtual stand-still at the final corner. It's a long way to the finish line, about 400m, and Rochelle had time to look back and put her arms luxuriously in the air as she crossed the line in first place. Sharon Wheatley in great form finished second with Sandra Smith narrowly edged out for third and Hayley finishing fourth. All credit to Rochelle as she rode a great race despite no support from the locals. She's a spring chicken with a great & fast future. Men's National
Title Stuart O'Grady (Credit Agricole) attacked with Daniel Trinne (Glen Parker) and Bryan Evans among others, but it wasn't to last. Jamie Drew (Mercury) made the counter move, looking the best he's been in all of the Perth criteriums, taking with him Andrew Sime (Entrepreneur), Dave McPartland (Caravello) and Rhys Sherbourne (Bike Force Morley). After a couple of laps with this break out front, the bunch chased hard headed by Peter Dawson, creating casualties everywhere. The main field was reduced to just over 30 during these laps. The break was soon caught and with the pace slightly dropped, Chris Breden (UK) took a chance off the front. He lasted long enough to grab a prime, then as he went back to the bunch, a new break formed when Steve Harcourt and McPartland took off. These two created a decent lead that hovered at around 10 seconds. A group containing Scott Suckling (Bike Force Morley), Geoff Cooke, Trinne and Vaughn Harvey sensed the potential of this break and tried to bridge. The bunch soon responded however, closing this group down quickly. Next to try were Peter Dawson and Dan Smith (UK) who made it across to the leading duo only to have the bunch rejoin shortly afterwards. With 20 minutes of racing remaining, the bunch was all together and very strung out due to the fast pace. Attacks were frequent, including Peter Dawson who was feeling quite restless in this race and attacked aggressively, instantly creating a gap. In fact, he demonstrated a brilliant show of time-trialing to leave the bunch between 10 to 15 seconds behind him. The crowd cheered furiously for this local youngster as lap after lap he maintained a cracking pace to hold off the bunch. Scott Suckling and Dan Smith escaped the bunch and tried to get across to Dawson. They spent 5 laps or so between the leader and the rest of the field before some serious contenders such as Brett Aitken and Ed Hollands visibly increased the chasing speed and caught the two. Still Dawson drove on strongly, not fading even slightly. Dawson still had 10 seconds on the bunch with 4 laps to go and the crowd increased its support, realising how frantic the situation for Dawson was becoming in the closing stages of the race. Hilton McMurdo (Glen Parkers), with the sensational form he's had all week, drove madly at the front trying to close the gap so that team mate Ed Hollands could have a crack at the sprint. With 3 lap to go Jamie Drew forced the pace causing the gap to Dawson to be whittled steadily. With 2 to go, the valiant leader still had a slight lead but it was obvious he would be swamped shortly. Sure enough on the bell lap the group was all together and the race was anyone's for the taking. Lead-outs started to get organized, although a crash on the second last corner disrupted the set-up for the sprint. There was a sense that everyone along the finishing straight was holding their breath as the crazy cyclists rounded the final corner and ripped up the remaining 400m towards the line. The crowd erupted as Brett Aitken passed Ed Hollands just metres before the finish, throwing his arms in the air. O'Grady was third. It was a brilliant race to watch leaving a suburb full of satisfied punters wondering why they don't see more of this great sport. Results 1 Brett Aitken (Cycle Instead) 2 Eddy Hollands (Glen Parker Cycles) 3 Stuart O'Grady (Credit Agricole) Full results to follow Carnegie-Caulfield Cycling Club criteriumGlenvale Crescent, Mulgrave, Vic, December 10, 2000 Sunny with a steady Northerly breeze, forecast top 31C, what a day for a bike race! 198 riders agreed and took to the Glenvale Crescent circuit to challenge each other and themselves. Announced for the first time in the club newsletter the new sponsor for at least the next two years: Balance Clothing. The new uniform will debut in the Bay Criterium Series during the Summer of Cycling on the backs of the five man club team. A Grade B Grade C Grade D Grade E Grade Results A Grade 54 Starters 1 hour + 3 laps 1 Robert Crowe (Fitzroy Cycles) 2 James Taylor (Ashburton Cycles) 3 Simon Gerrans (SBR/VIS) 4 Andrew Torney (Fitzroy Cycles) B Grade 72 Starters 1 hour + 3 laps 1 Leon Berger 2 Colin Morris 3 Stuart Campbell 4 Anna Milward C Grade 42 Starters 45 minutes + 3 laps 1 Justin Vincent 2 Michael Ford 3 Daniel Nelms 4 Brendan Gaffey D Grade 26 Starters 45 minutes + 3 laps 1 Mark Kinzett 2 Jonas Lesouef 3 Cheryl Hickman 4 Pat Dougherty E Grade 7 Starters 30 minutes + 3 laps 1 Peter Johnstone 2 Mick Downing 3 Alex Cummings 4 Patrick Lane Report and results courtesy Mark Chadwick Gold Coast CATS CC criteriumBurleigh, QLD, December 10, 2000 Twice a month on Sunday morning the Gold Coast CATS Cycling Club conducts criterium racing at Burleigh, at what has become known in South East Queensland as "The Burleigh Worlds". Ninety six riders faced the starter this weekend, with the fastest rider on the course once again, surprise, surprise - Robbie McEwen. Robbie says that he "is not very fit at the moment", but that does not stop him winning seemingly at will, this week in a two man break with German visitor Torsten Wilhems. The Burleigh Worlds are held on the second and third Sunday of the month, 7 am start at Central Drive Burleigh. Interstate and overseas visitors to the Gold Coast are most welcome to come and race, and to stir up the locals. On the fourth Sunday each month crit racing is held at the hillier and more challenging Nerang circuit at the Nerang Cycling Complex. Results A Grade: 60 minutes + 3 laps 1 Robbie McEwen 2 Torsten Wilhems 3 Jeff Harris 4 Stuart Monk B Grade: 50 minutes + 3 laps 1 Peter Compton 2 Tony Banks 3 Cameron Banks 4 Brad Payne C Grade: 40 minutes + 3 laps 1 Werner Rogosenski 2 Ian Wilson 3 Anthony Johnston 4 John Anderson D Grade: 30 minutes + 3 laps 1 Stan James 2 Bruce Bridgman 3 Pat O'Brien Women 1 Ros Powley Report and results courtesy Geoff Frost Cycle Instead Criterium Series - Round 3Fremantle, WA, December 9, 2000 By Annabelle Drew, cyclingnews.com correspondent Tonight's race was held in historical Fremantle.That is, historical from an Australian perspective! Fremantle is a port city located where the Swan River meets the ocean, about 25km downstream form Perth. At any given time there are always several large ships stationed in Fremantle's harbour, including cruise ships and huge cargo ships from the northern hemisphere. Fremantle is also the home of Alan Bonds 'Australia II' yachting victory at the coveted America's Cup early in the 80s. Nowadays locals and tourists enjoy the pleasant village atmosphere and the many cafes, restaurants and art/ craft shops. Tonight brought about 3000 of these people onto the streets to enjoy the action of the 3rd 'cycle instead' criterium. The circuit was a rectancle with the finishing/back straights less than 150m long, and the other two straights about 300m long. This being the last race of the series, leading riders had a lot at stake and runners up had a last chance, so when the 70-odd cyclists clicked into their pedals at 5:30pm, a sense of urgency was immediately apparent. The race was hectic, with the riders in single file after less than a lap and gaps forming after two laps. This cruel pace continued without respite so that gaps in the already stretched-out line of cyclists were hard to close, and each lap saw riders lose contact and end up out the back. After 25 minutes, there were only 40 or so left in the race. With 20 minutes to go fatigue began to take its toll, with a nasty crash coming out of the back straight on a tight corner. Peter Dawson, Paul Dobson and Tyson Lawrence were the victims, but were not seriously injured enough to retire. They were back in the race within a couple of laps. The drama unfolded with 15 minutes to go when Sean Sullivan (cycle instead) attacked strongly down the 2nd straight. Rhys Sherbourne (Bike Force Morley) and Dan Smith (City of Perth) followed, trying to shake the bunch, which was reduced to about 30. Within a lap, the three riders were together with Sullivan driving at the front. Meanwhile, Hilton McMurdo (Glen Parkers), winner of Wednesday's race in Leederville, Scott Suckling (Bike Force Morley) and Tyson Lawrence (cycle instead) had escaped the bunch and were seriously in pursuit of the leaders. Steve Williams (Caravello) sensed the potential of this move and broke away from the group. With 10 minutes left on the clock, these seven riders had merged and although working together, they had slowed compared with preceding laps. The bunch was responding with an earnest chase and were moving visibly quicker. Ed Hollands (Glen Parker), the series leader, was obviously happy to let his team leader McMurdo attempt to take the jersey from him, although he did try to jump across to the breakaway when the opportunity presented itself. The bunch was straight onto him and not prepared to let 2 Glen Parker riders get away. Within the breakaway a split had occured with McMurdo, Lawrence and Williams working hard together out front and the others not working hard enough to continue to be off the front for much longer. Brett Aitken (cycle instead) and then Baden Cooke (Colli & Sons) were the next riders to try and make the breakaway, Cooke virtually flying to get to Aitken. For the next 3 laps McMurdo's group stayed 15 seconds ahead of Cooke and Aitken who appeared to be tiring, then a further 5 seconds back to the bunch. By the next lap, these two were caught. With 3 minutes to go, Scott Suckling attacked from the bunch and managed to gain a credible gap, but there was little hope for him to reach the front trio. McMurdo was absolutely driving the breakaway. They were really moving. The bell sounded for the final lap and the enthusiastic crowd were shouting frantically as the leading three came through. Lawrence attacked the breakaway coming into this lap, but the three were back together going into the backstraight. Suckling was still away from the bunch and riding a strong solo, but it would be touch and go whether he'd get mown down by the fast approaching bunch. The crowd was visibly leaning into the barriers, super-eager for the front riders to emerge into the final straight for the showdown. McMurdo entered the straight powering ahead of the other two. He won convincingly, arms in the air for the second time this week. The crowd roared its appreciation for this 38 year-old local and the brilliant display of riding by the young Lawrence and 'Ringo' Williams. Suckling managed to stay away for fourth place, with just a bike length back to Hollands leading Cooke on the line. Perth now looks forward to the Australian National Criterium Title in the inner-city suburb of Northbridge on Sunday 10 December. Women race at 6pm, the men at 7pm. Results 1 Hilton McMurdo (Glen Parker Cycles) 2 Tyson Lawrence (Cycle Instead) 3 Steve Williams (Caravello Joinery Cycling Club) 4 Scott Suckling (Bikeforce Morley) 5 Eddy Hollands (Glen Parker Cycles) 6 Baden Cook (Colli & Sons) 7 Brent Dawson (Harvestroad Web Power) 8 Brett Aitken (Cycle Instead) 9 Sean Sullivan (Cycle Instead) 10 Phil Reimann (Kirke) 11 Stuart O'Grady (Skilled Engineering) 12 Daniel Mackey (Colli & Sons) 13 Wayne van Morsel (The Bicycle Entrepreneur) 14 Trent Wilson (Fogarty Weller) 15 Steve Harcourt (Ansett Australia) 16 Andrew Sime (The Bicycle Entrepreneur) 17 Rhys Sherboyne (Bikeforce Morley) 18 David McPartland (Caravello Joinery Cycling Club) 19 N/A 20 Brian Appleyard (Moncrieff) Sprint King 1 Nic Brown (Kirke) 18 pts 2 Hilton McMurdo (Glen Parker Cycles) 15 3 Eddie Hollands (Glen Parker Cycles) 10 Final overall standings after 3 races: 1 Hilton McMurdo (Glen Parker Cycles) 57 pts 2 Eddy Hollands (Glen Parker Cycles) 53 3 Scott Suckling (Bikeforce Morley) 46 4 Baden Cook (Colli & Sons) 43 5 David McPartland (Caravello Joinery CC) 40 6 Steve Williams (Caravello Joinery CC) 33 7 Daniel Mackey (Colli & Sons) 29 8 Nic Brown (Kirke) 29 9 Stuart O'Grady (Skilled Engineering) 26 10 Peter Dawson (Old Papas) 26 11 Wayne van Morsel (Bicycle Entrepreneur) 21 12 Tyson Lawrence (Cycle Instead) 19 13 Phil Reiman (Kirke) 16 14 Hilton Clarke (96FM) 16 15 Brett Aitken (Cycle Instead) 15 16 Bryan Evans (McInerney Ford) 15 17 Brent Dawson (Harvestroad Web Power) 14 18 Sean Sullivan (Cycle Instead) 12 19 Anthony Spurgeon (Caravello Joinery CC) 12 20 Danny Rutherford (Moncrieff) 11 21 Brian Appleyard (Moncrieff) 10 22 Wayne Evans (96FM) 10 23 Andrew Sime (The Bicycle Entrepreneur) 9 24 Mark Renshaw (Skilled Engineering) 9 25 Steve Harcourt (Ansett Australia) 9 26 Trent Wilson (Fogarty Weller) 7 27 Ryan Suckling (Bikeforce Morley) 7 28 Jamie Drew (Ansett Australia) 6 29 Rhys Sherboyne (Bikeforce Morley) 4 30 Matthew Poyner (Ansett Australia) 3 Teams 1 Glen Parker Cycles 2 Caravello Joinery Cycling Club |