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Scody Cup Tour of Tasmania - NE
Australia, September 30-October 5, 2008
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Stage 5 - October 2: Stanley – Dismal Swamp, 116.4km
Halfway House while Hepburn springs
By Rod Morris in Smithton
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Englishman Kristian House maintained his hold on the lead in the Tour of Tasmania at the halfway point, while emerging Brisbane teenager Michael Hepburn sprung onto the podium for his maiden victory.
House, who only arrived in Australia the night before the tour started, increased his overall lead as the 580-kilometres race yesterday reached its halfway stage with an intriguing road race from Stanley to Dismal Swamp, inland of Smithon on the State's far North-West Coast.
House rode a solid race without ever really challenging to close all serious challengers out completely. He picked up seven valuable bonus seconds in the intermediate sprints around the streets of Stanley before the peloton headed towards Smithton. The stage was taken by little known Queenslander, Michael Hepburn, who is having just his second start in an open age multi-stage tour.
"I saw an opening and just went for it," he said. "I was a bit lucky that no one really saw me as a danger and I was able to get away and then hang on for a win – a win that I'll really cherish."
How it unfolded
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The Stanley to Dismal Swamp stage over 116.4 kilometres included eight hill climb laps of the Stanley township in the foothills of its most eye-catching icon, The Nut. Each hill climb and each lap under the banner in the main street carried points for either the King of the Mountain Championship of the Sprint Championship. Just as importantly each of the intermediates bore time bonuses for the general classification and it was here that the likes of Jack Bobridge and Chris Jongewaard were able to chip away at House's lead.
The Englishman started the day holding a nine-second lead over Victorian William Ford and a further 39 seconds to stage three winner, Ben King (WA). Ford and King fell to 16 and 55 seconds behind respectively yesterday, while Bobridge jumped into third at 54 seconds and Jongewaard kept his name in the fore by reducing his margin from 1:26 to 1:17. Sulzberger also moved up one spot on the at 1:46 behind House, but still races a tough road to inch his way much closer.
After leaving Stanley, a breakaway trio – including Sulzberger, fellow Tasmanian Richie Porte (Praties) and Johnnie Walker (South Australia/AIS) – jumped away from the main bunch and established a lead of almost 90 seconds at one stage. Sulzberger, Porte and Walker knuckled down and worked hard – extremely hard – but if the escape had more numbers it could have done some more damage.
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The peloton were kept up to date on the progress of the leading trio via radio communications from team managers and the margin never at any stage looked to be enough. As the trio hit the five kilometres to go mark, the cavalry was bearing down on them and the inevitable was coming. At three kilometres, a slight rise gave Hepburn his chance.
Hepburn, 17, is from Brisbane and his only previous experience in an open age multi stage race was the Tour of Perth earlier this year, whilst back in April he contested the high quality Under 19 Mersey Valley Tour on Tasmania's North-West.
Hepburn had four seconds to spare when he crossed the finish line, relegating West Australian Luke Durbridge to second and Victorian Richard England to third. The best of the "big guns" in the top 10 was Victorian Leigh Howard who was fifth, while Jongewaard took ninth.
The tour continues on Friday with dual stages in the Central Coast region. Ulverstone will host a 30-lap criterium at 11:00, while a 78.5-kilometre road race from Ulverstone to Penguin will start at 13:30.
Photography
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- Phoning home: "Hey mum, can you send me over some thermals please? Tasmania is freezing": Tour leader Kristian House (Budget Forklifts) in Stanley prior to stage five.
- The peloton head out of Stanley on an eight lap circuit of 7.9 kilometres before heading for the finish in Dismal Swamp.
- Riders in the tour corner with the famous Stanley landmark, the 'Nut' in the background.
- The tour ride past the former residence of Tasmania's only Prime Minister of Australia, Joe Lyons between 1932 and 1939.
- The team of Budget Forklifts were on the front protecting their tour leader in yellow, Kristian House, whilst giving chase to a three-man break up ahead.
- The tour head towards the finish to stage five in Dismal Swamp, a place many had not heard of as the race went into the un-known.
- Johnnie Walker (SouthAustralia.com/AIS) leads Richie Porte (Praties) and Bernard Sulzberger (Virgin Blue Cycling) in the breakaway trio that formed on the circuit back in Stanley.
- The peloton were closing the gap in the final ten kilometres reducing it to forty-seconds as the leaders fought on in the windy conditions.
- Oh yeah, you beauty!: Michael Hepburn (Virgin Blue Cycling) from Queensland takes out stage five after the peloton caught the leaders with two kilometres to go.
- Who said this place is dismal: Everyone is happy, especially stage winner Michael Hepburn (Virgin Blue Cycling) after claiming his best win of his career.
- The stage five podium (l-r): Luke Durbridge (2nd, Plan B Racing Team), Michael Hepburn (1st,Virgin Blue Cycling), and Richard England (3rd,Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD).
Results
1 Michael Hepburn (Virgin Blue) 2.57.09 (39.42km/h) 2 Luke Durbridge (Plan B Racing Team) 0.05 3 Richard England (Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD) 0.06 4 Chris Luxton (Savings & Loans) 5 Leigh Howard (VIS/Jayco) 6 Adam Semple (South Australia/AIS) 7 Shaun Mccarthy (Central Coast/Simplot) 8 Tommy Nankervis (Virgin Blue) 9 Chris Jongewaard (SASI) 10 Russell Gill (Savings & Loans) 11 Pat Shaw (VIS/Jayco) 12 Nathan Clarke (Praties) 13 Vaughan Bowman (Hart/Ridewiser) 14 Aaron Donnelly (Central Coast/Simplot) 15 William Clarke (Praties) 16 Adam Phelan (Tarkine Forest Adventures) 17 Stuart Shaw (Drapac Porsche) 18 David Kemp (Virgin Blue) 19 Bernard Sulzberger (Virgin Blue) 20 Peter Herzig (Panasonic) 21 Andrew Roe (Tarkine Forest Adventures) 22 Benjamin King (South Australia/AIS) 23 Ashley Baines (Cycle City Ballarat) 24 Jack Bobridge (SASI) 25 Ben Grieve Johnson (Praties) 26 Dale Scarfe (Panasonic) 27 James Ibrahim (Central Coast/Simplot) 28 William Ford (South Australia/AIS) 29 Caleb Manion (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 30 Ben Mather (Praties) 31 Ben Grenda (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 32 Chris Jory (Panasonic) 33 Lauchlan Stewart (Cycle City Ballarat) 34 Kristian House (Budget Forklifts) 35 Matt Benson (SASI) 36 Michael Phelan (Tarkine Forest Adventures) 37 Richie Porte (Praties) 38 Darren Rolfe (Virgin Blue) 39 Henry Morley (Plan B Racing Team) 40 Tim Roe (Savings & Loans) 41 Hayden Brooks (Virgin Blue) 42 Tom Robinson (Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD) 43 Cameron Hughes (Budget Forklifts) 44 Glenn O’Shea (VIS/Jayco) 45 Jonathon Lovelock (VIS/Jayco) 46 Jason Rigg (Cannondale/Praties) 47 Will Robinson (Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD) 48 Chris Martin (SASI) 49 Charles Howlett (Cycle City Ballarat) 0.16 50 Tim Walker (Cannondale/Praties) 0.17 51 Jeremy Hills (Cannondale/Praties) 0.18 52 Neil Manning (Plan B Racing Team) 0.30 53 Tim Decker (Central Coast/Simplot) 0.32 54 Michael England (Budget Forklifts) 55 Dylan Newell (Praties) 0.39 56 Aaron Jones (Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD) 0.41 57 Michael Verheyen (Plan B Racing Team) 58 Johnnie Walker (South Australia/AIS) 1.48 59 James Langedyk (VIS/Jayco) 1.50 60 Nick Walker (VIS/Jayco) 61 Jack Anderson (Budget Forklifts) 62 Peter Milostic (Budget Forklifts) 2.07 63 Peter Mcdonald (Drapac Porsche) 3.24 64 Mark O’Brien (Drapac Porsche) 3.25 65 Cameron Peterson (Tarkine Forest Adventures) 66 Gene Bates (Drapac Porsche) 67 Jason Hegert (Panasonic) 68 Sean Boyle (SASI) 4.12 69 Daniel Furmston (Praties) 5.38 70 Mark Jamieson (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 71 Abram Manion (Budget Forklifts) 12.40 72 Peter Ladd (Budget Forklifts) 73 Rohan Dennis (SASI) 39.46 74 Peter Loft (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 42.19 75 Tony Chandler (Hart/Ridewiser) 76 Will Dickeson (Savings & Loans) 77 Joshua Page (Tarkine Forest Adventures) 78 Daniel Mcintyre (Tarkine Forest Adventures) 79 Kane Walker (Hart/Ridewiser) 80 Sean Finning (VIS/Jayco) 81 Brad Edmunds (Savings & Loans) 82 Luke Ockerby (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 83 Matt King (South Australia/AIS) 84 Patrick Gill (Plan B Racing Team) 85 Sam Brett (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 86 Mathew Camilleri (Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD) 87 Matthew Mcdonagh (Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD) 88 Danny Pulbrook (Tarkine Forest Adventures) 89 Joshua Wilson (Cannondale/Praties) 90 Scott Cronly-Dillon (Cycle City Ballarat) 91 Tim Guy (Panasonic) 92 Nathan Wise (Cycle City Ballarat) 93 Joel Pearson (Savings & Loans) 94 Peter Howard (Hart/Ridewiser) 95 Stefan Kirsch (Hart/Ridewiser) 96 Matthew Rice (Central Coast/Simplot) 97 Kyle Marwood (Central Coast/Simplot) 54.06 98 Mark Isaacs (Cycle City Ballarat) 1.05.53 DNF William Alexander (Virgin Blue) Sprints Lap 1 1 Chris Jongewaard (SASI) 3 pts 2 David Kemp (Virgin Blue) 2 3 Shaun Mccarthy (Central Coast/Simplot) 1 Lap 2 1 Jack Bobridge (SASI) 3 pts 2 Dylan Newell (Praties) 2 3 Jason Hegert (Panasonic) 1 Lap 3 1 Jack Bobridge (SASI) 3 pts 2 Andrew Roe (Tarkine Forest Adventures) 2 3 Vaughan Bowman (Hart/Ridewiser) 1 Lap 4 1 Chris Jongewaard (SASI) 3 pts 2 Bernard Sulzberger (Virgin Blue) 2 3 Pat Shaw (VIS/Jayco) 1 Lap 5 1 Jack Bobridge (SASI) 3 pts 2 Peter Herzig (Panasonic) 2 3 Chris Jongewaard (SASI) 1 Lap 6 1 Jack Bobridge (SASI) 3 pts 2 Peter Herzig (Panasonic) 2 3 Nick Walker (VIS/Jayco) 1 Lap 7 1 Jack Bobridge (SASI) 3 pts 2 Chris Jongewaard (SASI) 2 3 Jack Anderson (Budget Forklifts) 1 Lap 8 1 Bernard Sulzberger (Virgin Blue) 3 pts 2 Johnnie Walker (South Australia/AIS) 2 3 Richie Porte (Praties) 1 Smithton Sign 1 Bernard Sulzberger (Virgin Blue) 3 pts 2 Richie Porte (Praties) 2 3 Johnnie Walker (South Australia/AIS) 1 Sunset Park 1 Richie Porte (Praties) 3 pts 2 Johnnie Walker (South Australia/AIS) 2 3 Bernard Sulzberger (Virgin Blue) 1 Togari Town Sign 1 Richie Porte (Praties) 3 pts 2 Bernard Sulzberger (Virgin Blue) 2 3 Johnnie Walker (South Australia/AIS) 1 Mountains Lap 1 (Cat 4) 1 Daniel Furmston (Praties) 3 pts 2 David Kemp (Virgin Blue) 2 3 Kristian House (Budget Forklifts) 1 Lap 2 1 Jack Bobridge (SASI) 3 pts 2 Kristian House (Budget Forklifts) 2 3 Chris Jongewaard (SASI) 1 Lap 3 1 Jack Bobridge (SASI) 3 pts 2 Chris Jongewaard (SASI) 2 3 Kristian House (Budget Forklifts) 1 Lap 4 1 Ben Mather (Praties) 3 pts 2 Chris Jongewaard (SASI) 2 3 Kristian House (Budget Forklifts) 1 Lap 5 1 Darren Rolfe (Virgin Blue) 3 pts 2 Bernard Sulzberger (Virgin Blue) 2 3 Kristian House (Budget Forklifts) 1 Lap 6 1 Jack Bobridge (SASI) 3 pts 2 Peter Herzig (Panasonic) 2 3 Chris Jongewaard (SASI) 1 Lap 7 1 Jack Bobridge (SASI) 3 pts 2 Chris Jongewaard (SASI) 2 3 Adam Semple (South Australia/AIS) 1 Lap 8 1 Bernard Sulzberger (Virgin Blue) 3 pts 2 Richie Porte (Praties) 2 3 Johnnie Walker (South Australia/AIS) 1 Cat 4 Concrete Dairy 1 Bernard Sulzberger (Virgin Blue) 3 pts 2 Richie Porte (Praties) 2 3 Johnnie Walker (South Australia/AIS) 1 Teams 1 Virgin Blue 8.51.39 2 Central Coast/Simplot 0.06 3 Praties 4 Savings & Loans 5 South Australia/AIS 6 VIS/Jayco 7 SASI 8 Tarkine Forest Adventures 9 Panasonic 10 Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD 11 Cycle City Ballarat 0.16 12 Plan B Racing Team 0.29 13 Cannondale/Praties 14 Budget Forklifts 0.32 15 DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS 5.38 16 Drapac Porsche 6.43 17 Hart/Ridewiser 1.24.32 General classification after stage 5 1 Kristian House (Budget Forklifts) 7.53.15 2 William Ford (South Australia/AIS) 0.15 3 Jack Bobridge (SASI) 0.53 4 Benjamin King (South Australia/AIS) 0.54 5 Chris Jongewaard (SASI) 1.15 6 Bernard Sulzberger (Virgin Blue) 1.42 7 Tim Roe (Savings & Loans) 1.52 8 Leigh Howard (VIS/Jayco) 2.03 9 Richie Porte (Praties) 2.19 10 Luke Durbridge (Plan B Racing Team) 2.20 11 Caleb Manion (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 2.21 12 Stuart Shaw (Drapac Porsche) 2.24 13 Chris Jory (Panasonic) 2.32 14 Michael England (Budget Forklifts) 2.53 15 Peter Herzig (Panasonic) 3.21 16 Pat Shaw (VIS/Jayco) 3.23 17 Adam Semple (South Australia/AIS) 3.33 18 Hayden Brooks (Virgin Blue) 19 Ben Mather (Praties) 3.35 20 Shaun Mccarthy (Central Coast/Simplot) 3.38 21 Cameron Hughes (Budget Forklifts) 3.39 22 Ben Grieve Johnson (Praties) 23 Johnnie Walker (South Australia/AIS) 4.06 24 David Kemp (Virgin Blue) 5.19 25 Nick Walker (VIS/Jayco) 5.21 26 Jack Anderson (Budget Forklifts) 27 Peter Mcdonald (Drapac Porsche) 5.29 28 Jonathon Lovelock (VIS/Jayco) 5.39 29 Richard England (Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD) 5.41 30 Vaughan Bowman (Hart/Ridewiser) 5.42 31 Cameron Peterson (Tarkine Forest Adventures) 32 Glenn O’Shea (VIS/Jayco) 5.43 33 William Clarke (Praties) 5.44 34 Ashley Baines (Cycle City Ballarat) 5.47 35 Mark O’Brien (Drapac Porsche) 5.51 36 Dylan Newell (Praties) 6.36 37 Nathan Clarke (Praties) 7.45 38 Darren Rolfe (Virgin Blue) 7.52 39 Ben Grenda (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 7.53 40 Michael Phelan (Tarkine Forest Adventures) 7.55 41 Jason Rigg (Cannondale/Praties) 42 Adam Phelan (Tarkine Forest Adventures) 43 James Langedyk (VIS/Jayco) 9.38 44 Chris Luxton (Savings & Loans) 9.59 45 Matt Benson (SASI) 10.00 46 Lauchlan Stewart (Cycle City Ballarat) 10.05 47 Gene Bates (Drapac Porsche) 10.53 48 Daniel Furmston (Praties) 11.09 49 James Ibrahim (Central Coast/Simplot) 11.42 50 Andrew Roe (Tarkine Forest Adventures) 12.06 51 Michael Hepburn (Virgin Blue) 12.09 52 Dale Scarfe (Panasonic) 12.10 53 Aaron Donnelly (Central Coast/Simplot) 12.11 54 Charles Howlett (Cycle City Ballarat) 12.20 55 Tommy Nankervis (Virgin Blue) 12.30 56 Chris Martin (SASI) 12.37 57 Henry Morley (Plan B Racing Team) 14.14 58 Peter Milostic (Budget Forklifts) 14.21 59 Tom Robinson (Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD) 14.33 60 Neil Manning (Plan B Racing Team) 14.59 61 Russell Gill (Savings & Loans) 15.43 62 Jason Hegert (Panasonic) 15.48 63 Tim Walker (Cannondale/Praties) 15.53 64 Jeremy Hills (Cannondale/Praties) 15.59 65 Tim Decker (Central Coast/Simplot) 17.12 66 Mark Jamieson (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 18.02 67 Sean Boyle (SASI) 19.17 68 Aaron Jones (Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD) 19.24 69 Will Robinson (Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD) 20.13 70 Peter Ladd (Budget Forklifts) 24.45 71 Abram Manion (Budget Forklifts) 29.53 72 Michael Verheyen (Plan B Racing Team) 30.17 73 Tim Guy (Panasonic) 44.45 74 Rohan Dennis (SASI) 45.18 75 Joel Pearson (Savings & Loans) 47.38 76 Matt King (South Australia/AIS) 47.59 77 Brad Edmunds (Savings & Loans) 50.05 78 Nathan Wise (Cycle City Ballarat) 50.08 79 Matthew Rice (Central Coast/Simplot) 52.16 80 Sean Finning (VIS/Jayco) 52.31 81 Kane Walker (Hart/Ridewiser) 54.24 82 Daniel Mcintyre (Tarkine Forest Adventures) 56.51 83 Stefan Kirsch (Hart/Ridewiser) 58.59 84 Matthew Mcdonagh (Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD) 1.00.57 85 Will Dickeson (Savings & Loans) 1.01.02 86 Joshua Wilson (Cannondale/Praties) 1.01.35 87 Mathew Camilleri (Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD) 1.03.43 88 Danny Pulbrook (Tarkine Forest Adventures) 1.04.56 89 Patrick Gill (Plan B Racing Team) 1.05.04 90 Joshua Page (Tarkine Forest Adventures) 1.05.08 91 Peter Howard (Hart/Ridewiser) 1.05.46 92 Sam Brett (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 1.06.33 93 Luke Ockerby (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 1.06.59 94 Scott Cronly-Dillon (Cycle City Ballarat) 1.13.20 95 Peter Loft (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 1.16.03 96 Tony Chandler (Hart/Ridewiser) 1.18.56 97 Mark Isaacs (Cycle City Ballarat) 1.20.15 98 Kyle Marwood (Central Coast/Simplot) 1.32.46 Sprints classification Bernard Sulzberger (Virgin Blue) Chris Jongewaard (SASI) Jack Bobridge (SASI) Pat Shaw (VIS/Jayco) Benjamin King (South Australia/AIS) Kristian House (Budget Forklifts) Rohan Dennis (SASI) David Kemp (Virgin Blue) Richie Porte (Praties) Joel Pearson (Savings & Loans) Leigh Howard (VIS/Jayco) Peter Milostic (Budget Forklifts) Johnnie Walker (South Australia/AIS) Hayden Brooks (Virgin Blue) Andrew Roe (Tarkine Forest Adventures) Nathan Clarke (Praties) Sean Finning (VIS/Jayco) Jonathon Lovelock (VIS/Jayco) Glenn O’Shea (VIS/Jayco) William Ford (South Australia/AIS) Peter Herzig (Panasonic) Adam Semple (South Australia/AIS) Matt Benson (SASI) Michael England (Budget Forklifts) Daniel Furmston (Praties) Dylan Newell (Praties) Neil Manning (Plan B Racing Team) Vaughan Bowman (Hart/Ridewiser) Brad Edmunds (Savings & Loans) Jack Anderson (Budget Forklifts) Ben Grenda (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) Lauchlan Stewart (Cycle City Ballarat) Ben Mather (Praties) Matt King (South Australia/AIS) Shaun Mccarthy (Central Coast/Simplot) James Langedyk (VIS/Jayco) Nick Walker (VIS/Jayco) Jason Hegert (Panasonic) Mountains classification David Kemp (Virgin Blue) Chris Jongewaard (SASI) Benjamin King (South Australia/AIS) Peter Mcdonald (Drapac Porsche) Jack Bobridge (SASI) Bernard Sulzberger (Virgin Blue) Tim Roe (Savings & Loans) Daniel Furmston (Praties) Kristian House (Budget Forklifts) William Ford (South Australia/AIS) Jonathon Lovelock (VIS/Jayco) Peter Milostic (Budget Forklifts) Cameron Peterson (Tarkine Forest Adventures) Richie Porte (Praties) Rohan Dennis (SASI) Ben Mather (Praties) Matt Benson (SASI) Darren Rolfe (Virgin Blue) Peter Herzig (Panasonic) Vaughan Bowman (Hart/Ridewiser) Johnnie Walker (South Australia/AIS) Michael England (Budget Forklifts) Stuart Shaw (Drapac Porsche) Adam Semple (South Australia/AIS) Charles Howlett (Cycle City Ballarat) Caleb Manion (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) Criterium Championships classification Chris Jongewaard (SASI) Leigh Howard (VIS/Jayco) Bernard Sulzberger (Virgin Blue) Joel Pearson (Savings & Loans) Benjamin King (South Australia/AIS) Nathan Clarke (Praties) Caleb Manion (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) Peter Mcdonald (Drapac Porsche) Tim Roe (Savings & Loans) Russell Gill (Savings & Loans) Stuart Shaw (Drapac Porsche) Dale Scarfe (Panasonic) Gene Bates (Drapac Porsche) Nick Walker (VIS/Jayco) Pat Shaw (VIS/Jayco) Jason Rigg (Cannondale/Praties) Cameron Peterson (Tarkine Forest Adventures) Michael Phelan (Tarkine Forest Adventures) Luke Durbridge (Plan B Racing Team) Richard England (Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD) Johnnie Walker (South Australia/AIS) Tasmanian rider classification 1 Bernard Sulzberger (Virgin Blue) 7.54.57 2 Richie Porte (Praties) 0.37 3 Caleb Manion (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 0.39 4 Ben Mather (Praties) 1.53 5 Ben Grieve Johnson (Praties) 1.57 6 William Clarke (Praties) 4.02 7 Nathan Clarke (Praties) 6.03 8 Ben Grenda (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 6.11 9 Jason Rigg (Cannondale/Praties) 6.13 10 Daniel Furmston (Praties) 9.27 11 Tom Robinson (Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD) 12.51 12 Tim Walker (Cannondale/Praties) 14.11 13 Jeremy Hills (Cannondale/Praties) 14.17 14 Mark Jamieson (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 16.20 15 Aaron Jones (Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD) 17.42 16 Will Robinson (Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD) 18.31 17 Abram Manion (Budget Forklifts) 28.11 18 Matthew Rice (Central Coast/Simplot) 50.34 19 Matthew Mcdonagh (Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD) 59.15 20 Joshua Wilson (Cannondale/Praties) 59.53 21 Danny Pulbrook (Tarkine Forest Adventures) 1.03.14 22 Sam Brett (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 1.04.51 23 Luke Ockerby (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 1.05.17 24 Peter Loft (DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS) 1.14.21 Teams classification 1 South Australia/AIS 23.44.16 2 Budget Forklifts 0.43 3 Praties 1.10 4 SASI 3.00 5 VIS/Jayco 3.12 6 Panasonic 4.00 7 Virgin Blue 7.19 8 Drapac Porsche 9.29 9 Savings & Loans 11.24 10 Tarkine Forest Adventures 13.48 11 Cycle City Ballarat 15.12 12 Central Coast/Simplot 17.06 13 Plan B Racing Team 23.41 14 DiscoverTasmania.com/TIS 23.52 15 Burnie-Johnson Design/GHD 25.47 16 Cannondale/Praties 34.12 17 Hart/Ridewiser 1.54.39
