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Vic Roads Herald Sun Tour 2003 - 2.3
Australia, October 16-26, 2003
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Stage 5 - October 20: Camperdown To Warrnambool, 152.3 kms
Grand old man Wohlberg adds a road stage to his palmares
By Rod Morris in Warrnambool
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Tough-as-teak Canadian Eric Wohlberg claimed his fifth career stage win in the VicRoads Herald Sun Tour today - despite having his left wrist in a plaster cast. At age 38 Wohlberg is the oldest rider in this year's 1195 km tour, but it seems as though he is also the most cagey.
The fifth of 13 stages was arguably one of the toughest of the tour, a wind-swept 155 journey from Camperdown to Warrnambool, via Colac, Port Campbell and Peterborough. The consistent head and cross winds made things extremely difficult for riders, highlighted by the fact the leaders were 21 minutes behind the expected race time.
Wohlberg damaged his wrist when a car hit him back in June in his home country and the injury has taken longer than expected to heal. "I let it go for about a month, so it has put me behind schedule somewhat in recovery," Wohlberg said. "It's uncomfortable [the plaster cast] but it's made me concentrate more."
Wohlberg is not a serious challenger for general classification honours in this tour, but is happy to pick up a stage win. "The win is nice and it certainly won't hurt my overall time in GC [general classification], although realistically I'm not going to win overall," he added.
The prestigious yellow jersey for tour leader is still safely in the hands of Jamie Drew, who had the thrill of wearing it into his home town of Warrnambool. "I only live a couple of blocks from the stage finish and it was great to have so many of the local people that I know come out to cheer me on," Drew said.
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Drew was greeted on the podium by his wife Annabelle and 18-month sold Alexander, who seemed bemused with all the attention his father was receiving. "That was a tough day out, the winds made life difficult for everyone," he said. "Coming from the area, I knew what to expect, but that still didn't make it any easier."
The field of 84 riders was pressured just 3 km into the stage when Luke Roberts (Emu Spirit/Apsco) and former tour leader, Italian star Ivan Fanelli (Europcar - Pelaco) decided to go for some early points. Roberts said was surprised not more riders decided to get in on the early action. "By not having many in the break group, it made things tough out the front, in a way I was glad when some cover arrived," he said.
Roberts and Fanelli rode for almost 60 km without assistance before Belgium rider Danny In't Ven (Carlton Midstrength) and Chilean Jose Medina (City of Melbourne) joined them. This little "United Nations" group rode strongly for the next 40 km until three lone riders produced some superb grinding efforts to bridge the gap between the breakaways and the main peleton. Big Troy Glennon of New South Wales riding for the FRF Couriers team joined Roberts, Fanelli, In't Ven and Medina at the 92 km mark and just 7 km later, Wohlberg joined in proceedings.
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By now the race was getting to the serious stage with the peloton sensing danger over the closing 50 km. Queensland's Tony Mann (Caravello) was next to cross the chasm between leaders and the big chasing bunch and at the 127 km mark, was classed as a breakaway rider. The peloton closed the gap to 20 seconds with 10 km of the stage remaining and most tour stalwarts expected the leaders to be mowed down. Well, think again.
Wohlberg, Roberts and Mann put down the pedal and actually opened up a bigger gap, eventually having a 35 second advantage over the bunch after their sprint to the line. In't Ven claimed fourth place and Medina fifth in meritorious efforts in a tough day on the road.
For Wohlberg it was his fifth Herald Sun Tour stage victory, but his first in a road race stage. "I have won two time trials and two criteriums before, so its nice to add a road stage as well," Wohlberg said. The win also makes up for the disappointment of 2002 when Wohlberg was knocked over by a media motorbike on the tough Mt Baw Baw climb, which ruined any chance he might have had of claiming GC honours.
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Robert's gutsy ride yesterday was rewarded with the Most Aggressive performance of the day award. Of the 14 intermediate sprints and King of the Mountain bonuses on offer, Roberts finished in 13 of them and in doing so elevated himself from 27th (and 3.34 minutes) to a highly creditable 13th and just 1.59 minutes behind and realistically back in the bike race.
Drew retained his 36 second lead over Carlstrom as the top 10 in General Classification remained basically the same. The only real change was Carlton Midstrength rider Greg Henderson moving from 9th to 7th after leapfrogging Malaysian Airlines team captain Matt Wilson and Tasmanian Sean Sullivan, who is riding for Barloworld.
The Herald Sun Tour continues tomorrow with a dual stage, starting with a 30 km criterium in Port Fairy at 11 a.m. and then 99 km road stage from Port Fairy to Hamilton in Victoria's Western District. The tour will finish in Ballarat this Sunday after the field - which is now down to 82 riders - have completed 13 stages and 1195 km.
Today's race casualties were Jacyo rider Allan Iacuone, who tore a hamstring and VicRoads team member Kane Oakley, who was suffering from fatigue.
Photography
Images by Shane Goss/Cyclingnews.com/www.licoricegallery.com
- What are all these bikes doing in town, Ethel?
- The Herald Sun Tour has huge support from the Victorian Police who do a fantastic job
- Team Barloworld prepare for stage five in the bakery at Camperdown due to the rain (and also the coffee and scrolls)
- Two Team Warrnambool riders help each other out on stage five after puncturing a wheel
- Team Europcar_Pelaco pose for cyclingnews at the 2003 Herald Sun Tour
- Team cars supplied by Subaru snake their way up a climb near Camperdown on stage five
- Matt Wilson (Malaysia Airlines) has some repairs done to his seat just after the start to stage five in Camperdown
- FRF Couriers Troy Glennan of New South Wales rode strongly on his own into head winds to catch the leading riders
- The Herald Sun Tour takes the race to the people with crowds able to watch from the comfort of their own home
- Two riders got away early in the stage before two more chased them down ahead of the chasing pack
- No nodding off or you will miss the Tour go by
- Italian Ivan Fanelli (Europcar_Pelaco) punctured in the final kilometres of the stage after being in the lead group for over 100 kms
- South Australian Luke Roberts (Emu Spirit_Apsco) was in the lead with Ivan Fanelli for over 100km and awarded the most aggressive riders jersey
- Luke Roberts (Emu Spirit_Apsco, L) and Ivan Fanelli (Europcar_Pelaco) in the driving rain and wind on their way to Warrnambool on stage five
- Danny In't Ven (Carlton Midstrength) broke clear of the peloton to chase down the leading duo
- Ashley Baines (Subaru) struck trouble with a tyre well into stage five and finished in 71st place over thirteen minutes behind the stage winner
- The youngest rider in the Tour Shaun Higgerson (FRF Couriers) juggles bidons for his teamates on stage five
- Team Barloworld's Jacobus de Witt finished in 41st place only 39 seconds behind the winner on stage five
- Ashley Baines (Subaru) centre takes up the chase with a helping hand from others
- The peloton from behind on its way to Warrnambool from Camperdown on stage five over 150 kms
- Paul Manning (Bendigo Building Industry) finished stage five in 53rd place overall 12.39 minutes behind the leader
- Garry Parsons had plenty of support in Cobden
- Riders on a downhill section of the stage to Warrnambool, which made a welcome change to the headwinds they battled allday
- Tim Decker (Subaru) a little cheeky on the fifth stage into Warrnambool
- Pavel Zerzan (Team Warrnambool) with the convoy behind him
- Jamie Perry (Barloworld) hasn't had much luck on tour and had to work hard again on stage five
- Stephen Wooldridge (Carlton Midstrength) grimacing on stage five of the Vic Roads Herald Sun Tour
- Trent Wilson (Jayco) with his race face on
- Eric Wolhberg (Active for Life) makes it across to the lead group after a great ride in windy conditions
- At the finish to the stage in Warrnambool school children came out in droves to support the riders
- Stage five winner Eric Wolhberg (Active for life) from Canada
- Best placed Aussie rider Tony Mann (Caravello) on the podium
- Ivan Fanelli (Europcar_Pelaco) on the podium with his King of the mountain jersey
- Most aggressive rider jersey went to Luke Roberts of Emu Spirit_Apsco
- The podium after stage five Tony Mann (Caravello, 2nd), Eric Wolhberg (Active for life, 1st) and Luke Roberts (Emu Spirit_Apsco, 3rd)
- Race leader Jamie Drew (Jayco) with his son on the podium in his home town of Warrnambool
Results
1 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Active For Life 4.06.12
2 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco
3 Tony Mann (Aus) Caravello
4 Danny In't Ven (Bel) Carlton Midstrength 0.01
5 Jose Medina (Chi) City Of Melbourne 0.03
6 Alex Candelario (USA) Ballarat*Eureka! 0.35
7 Lubor Tesar (Cze) Team Warrnambool
8 Greg Henderson (NZl) Carlton Midstrength
9 Brett Aitken (Aus) Rio Coffee
10 Hilton Clarke (Aus) Barloworld
11 Kieran Page (GBr) Bendigo Building Industry 0.39
12 Jeremy Hunt (GBr) Malaysia Airlines
13 Andrew Graham (Aus) FRF Couriers
14 Michael Sayers (USA) Ballarat*Eureka!
15 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco
16 Bart Heirewegh (Bel) Carlton Midstrength
17 Michal Precechtel (Cze) Team Warrnambool
18 Hector Morales (Uru) Active For Life
19 Jorge Libonatti (Uru) Active For Life
20 Jonas Ljungblad (Swe) City Of Melbourne
21 David McKenzie (Aus) Jayco
22 Jamie Drew (Aus) Jayco
23 Kjell Carlstrom (Fin) Pelaco
24 Kristian House (GBr) Emu Spirit-Apsco
25 Cameron Jennings (Aus) Caravello
26 Simon Gerrans (Aus) Malaysia Airlines
27 Stephen Cummings (GBr) Bendigo Building Industry
28 Jonathan Cantwell (Aus) Vicroads
29 Tim Johnson (USA) Active For Life
30 Robert McLachlan (Aus) Caravello
31 Matt Wilson (Aus) Malaysia Airlines
32 Chris Newton (GBr) Bendigo Building Industry
33 Scott Guyton (NZl) Jayco
34 Phillip Thuaux (Aus) Ballarat*Eureka!
35 Gerado Castro (Uru) Echuca-Moama
36 Milton Wynants (Uru) Echuca-Moama
37 Tomas Buchacek (Cze) Emu Spirit-Apsco
38 Brian Steel (GBr) Bendigo Building Industry
39 Mateusz Mroz (Pol) Pelaco
40 Joel Pearson (Aus) Subaru
41 Jaco de Witt (RSA) Barloworld
42 Chris Bradford (Aus) Subaru
43 Rhys Pollock (Aus) Vicroads
44 Scott Moninger (USA) Ballarat*Eureka!
45 Sean Sullivan (Aus) Barloworld
46 Garry Parsons (Aus) Malaysia Airlines
47 Tiaan Kannemeyer (RSA) Barloworld
48 Domenic Gatto (Aus) Subaru
49 Adrian Laidler (Aus) Rio Coffee
50 Luke Weir (Aus) City Of Melbourne
51 David Kupka (Cze) Team Warrnambool
52 George Vallins (Aus) Vicroads
53 Paul Manning (GBr) Bendigo Building Industry
54 Dominique Perras (Can) Active For Life
55 Peter Milostic (Aus) FRF Couriers
56 Alejandro Acton (Arg) Echuca-Moama
57 Russell Van Hout (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco
58 Matthew Goold (Aus) Malaysia Airlines
59 Troy Glennan (Aus) FRF Couriers
60 Chris Wherry (USA) Ballarat*Eureka!
61 Paul Redenbach (Aus) City Of Melbourne
62 Shaun Higgerson (Aus) FRF Couriers
63 Jamie Burrow (GBr) Pelaco 13.40
64 Marek Wesoly (Pol) Pelaco
65 Alvaro Tardaguila (Uru) Echuca-Moama
66 James Perry (RSA) Barloworld
67 Nigel Dunstone (Aus) Caravello
68 Luis Fernando Sepulveda (Chi) City Of Melbourne
69 Stephen Wooldridge (Aus) Carlton Midstrength
70 James Hannam (Aus) Rio Coffee
71 Ashley Baines (Aus) Subaru
72 Tim Decker (Aus) Subaru
73 Trent Stevenson (Aus) Vicroads
74 Steve Cunningham (Aus) Rio Coffee
75 Trent Wilson (Aus) Jayco
76 Anthony Challinor (Aus) FRF Couriers
77 Ashley Hutchinson (Aus) Carlton Midstrength
78 Glen Stojanow (Aus) Caravello
79 Graham Rootes (Aus) Rio Coffee
80 Jindrich Vana (Cze) Team Warrnambool
81 Pavel Zerzan (Cze) Team Warrnambool
82 Colin Thornton (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 20.21
DNF Kane Oakley (Aus) Vicroads
DNF Allan Iacuone (Aus) Jayco
Sprints
Leura Hotel
1 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 3 pts
2 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco 2
3 Tim Johnson (USA) Active For Life 1
McLaren Bakery
1 Brett Aitken (Aus) Rio Coffee 3 pts
2 Matthew Goold (Aus) Malaysia Airlines 2
3 Jonas Ljungblad (Swe) City Of Melbourne 1
Scotts Creek General Store
1 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 3 pts
2 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco 2
3 Adrian Laidler (Aus) Rio Coffee 1
Richies Supermarket
1 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco 3 pts
2 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 2
3 David Kupka (Cze) Team Warrnambool 1
Portside Motel
1 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco 3 pts
2 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 2
3 Danny In't Ven (Bel) Carlton Midstrength 1
Peterborough General Store
1 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 3 pts
2 Danny In't Ven (Bel) Carlton Midstrength 2
3 Jose Medina (Chi) City Of Melbourne 1
Nirranda & District Netball Association
1 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 3 pts
2 Troy Glennan (Aus) FRF Couriers 2
3 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco 1
Childers Restaurant
1 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 3 pts
2 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco 2
3 Jose Medina (Chi) City Of Melbourne 1
Warrnambool Cheese & Butter Factory
1 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 3 pts
2 Tony Mann (Aus) Caravello 2
3 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco 1
Allansford Hotel
1 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 3 pts
2 Tony Mann (Aus) Caravello 2
3 Danny In't Ven (Bel) Carlton Midstrength 1
Hill Climbs
3 Mocka No. 11
1 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco 5 pts
2 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 3
3 Tim Johnson (USA) Active For Life 2
3 Mocka No. 34
1 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco 5 pts
2 Scott Guyton (NZl) Jayco 3
3 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 2
4 Mocka No. 65
1 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco 3 pts
2 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 2
3 Brett Aitken (Aus) Rio Coffee 1
4 Mocka No. 74
1 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco 3 pts
2 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 2
3 Tomas Buchacek (Cze) Emu Spirit-Apsco 1
4 Mocka No. 86
1 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco 3 pts
2 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 2
3 Danny In't Ven (Bel) Carlton Midstrength 1
4 Mocka No. 106
1 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco 3 pts
2 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 2
3 Danny In't Ven (Bel) Carlton Midstrength 1
General classification after stage 5
1 Jamie Drew (Aus) Jayco 11.48.15
2 Kjell Carlstrom (Fin) Pelaco 0.36
3 Simon Gerrans (Aus) Malaysia Airlines 0.42
4 David McKenzie (Aus) Jayco 0.45
5 Michael Sayers (USA) Ballarat*Eureka! 0.54
6 Jonas Ljungblad (Swe) City Of Melbourne 0.55
7 Greg Henderson (NZl) Carlton Midstrength 0.57
8 Matt Wilson (Aus) Malaysia Airlines 1.03
9 Sean Sullivan (Aus) Barloworld 1.04
10 Scott Guyton (NZl) Jayco 1.16
11 Kristian House (GBr) Emu Spirit-Apsco 1.22
12 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco 1.44
13 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 1.59
14 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Active For Life 2.00
15 Tony Mann (Aus) Caravello 2.07
16 Hilton Clarke (Aus) Barloworld 2.33
17 Hector Morales (Uru) Active For Life 2.59
18 Brett Aitken (Aus) Rio Coffee 3.01
19 Robert McLachlan (Aus) Caravello 3.18
20 Alex Candelario (USA) Ballarat*Eureka! 3.19
21 Jeremy Hunt (GBr) Malaysia Airlines 3.21
22 Scott Moninger (USA) Ballarat*Eureka! 3.26
23 Phillip Thuaux (Aus) Ballarat*Eureka! 3.28
24 Jaco de Witt (RSA) Barloworld 3.29
25 Joel Pearson (Aus) Subaru
26 Mateusz Mroz (Pol) Pelaco 3.31
27 Tim Johnson (USA) Active For Life
28 Cameron Jennings (Aus) Caravello 3.32
29 Adrian Laidler (Aus) Rio Coffee 3.33
30 Chris Wherry (USA) Ballarat*Eureka! 3.34
31 Stephen Cummings (GBr) Bendigo Building Industry
32 Milton Wynants (Uru) Echuca-Moama
33 Tiaan Kannemeyer (RSA) Barloworld
34 Domenic Gatto (Aus) Subaru
35 Russell Van Hout (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 3.53
36 Jorge Libonatti (Uru) Active For Life 5.38
37 Danny In't Ven (Bel) Carlton Midstrength 6.29
38 Matthew Goold (Aus) Malaysia Airlines 6.43
39 Bart Heirewegh (Bel) Carlton Midstrength 6.52
40 Garry Parsons (Aus) Malaysia Airlines 7.27
41 Jonathan Cantwell (Aus) Vicroads
42 Shaun Higgerson (Aus) FRF Couriers
43 Michal Precechtel (Cze) Team Warrnambool 8.26
44 Jose Medina (Chi) City Of Melbourne 11.49
45 Lubor Tesar (Cze) Team Warrnambool 12.02
46 David Kupka (Cze) Team Warrnambool 12.28
47 Chris Bradford (Aus) Subaru 12.33
48 Troy Glennan (Aus) FRF Couriers 12.35
49 Chris Newton (GBr) Bendigo Building Industry 12.36
50 Andrew Graham (Aus) FRF Couriers 12.37
51 Kieran Page (GBr) Bendigo Building Industry 12.38
52 Tomas Buchacek (Cze) Emu Spirit-Apsco
53 Paul Manning (GBr) Bendigo Building Industry 12.39
54 Brian Steel (GBr) Bendigo Building Industry
55 Dominique Perras (Can) Active For Life
56 Paul Redenbach (Aus) City Of Melbourne
57 Rhys Pollock (Aus) Vicroads
58 George Vallins (Aus) Vicroads 14.26
59 Peter Milostic (Aus) FRF Couriers 14.29
60 Gerado Castro (Uru) Echuca-Moama 15.29
61 Luke Weir (Aus) City Of Melbourne 16.13
62 Nigel Dunstone (Aus) Caravello 22.14
63 Trent Wilson (Aus) Jayco 22.40
64 Ashley Baines (Aus) Subaru 24.05
65 Marek Wesoly (Pol) Pelaco 25.25
66 Jamie Burrow (GBr) Pelaco 25.40
67 Jindrich Vana (Cze) Team Warrnambool
68 Ashley Hutchinson (Aus) Carlton Midstrength
69 Stephen Wooldridge (Aus) Carlton Midstrength
70 Glen Stojanow (Aus) Caravello
71 Anthony Challinor (Aus) FRF Couriers
72 James Hannam (Aus) Rio Coffee 26.15
73 Trent Stevenson (Aus) Vicroads 28.15
74 Luis Fernando Sepulveda (Chi) City Of Melbourne 29.05
75 Steve Cunningham (Aus) Rio Coffee 32.33
76 Pavel Zerzan (Cze) Team Warrnambool 32.48
77 Alejandro Acton (Arg) Echuca-Moama 40.55
78 Graham Rootes (Aus) Rio Coffee 43.11
79 Colin Thornton (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 44.24
80 Tim Decker (Aus) Subaru 47.02
81 Alvaro Tardaguila (Uru) Echuca-Moama 47.14
82 James Perry (RSA) Barloworld 50.21
Aggressive Rider Awards
1 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco $300
1 Simon Gerrans (Aus) Malaysia Airlines $200
1 Steve Cunningham (Aus) Rio Coffee $200
1 Kjell Carlstrom (Fin) Pelaco $200
1 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco $200
1 Hilton Clarke (Aus) Barloworld $200
Team Classification
1 Jayco 35.26.50
2 Malaysia Airlines 2.30
3 Europcar / Pelaco 4.02
4 Emu Spirit / Apsco 4.38
5 Barloworld 5.01
6 Ballarat Eureka 5.37
7 Active For Life 6.31
8 Caravello 6.52
9 Carlton Midstrength 12.13
10 Subaru 12.25
11 City Of Melbourne 23.19
12 Bendigo Building Industry 26.46
13 Rio Coffee 29.43
14 FRF Couriers 30.35
15 Vic Roads 30.40
16 Team Warrnambool 31.08
17 Echuca - Moama 46.56
Sprint Championship
1 Kjell Carlstrom (Fin) Pelaco 42 pts
2 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 25
3 Simon Gerrans (Aus) Malaysia Airlines 20
4 Jonas Ljungblad (Swe) City Of Melbourne 18
5 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco 18
6 David McKenzie (Aus) Jayco 15
7 Robert McLachlan (Aus) Caravello 14
8 Jeremy Hunt (GBr) Malaysia Airlines 13
9 Matthew Goold (Aus) Malaysia Airlines 11
10 Lubor Tesar (Cze) Team Warrnambool 10
11 Michael Sayers (USA) Ballarat*Eureka! 9
12 Luis Fernando Sepulveda (Chi) City Of Melbourne 9
13 Sean Sullivan (Aus) Barloworld 9
14 Jamie Drew (Aus) Jayco 9
15 Scott Moninger (USA) Ballarat*Eureka! 8
16 Hector Morales (Uru) Active For Life 7
17 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Active For Life 6
18 Russell Van Hout (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 6
19 Kristian House (GBr) Emu Spirit-Apsco 5
20 Hilton Clarke (Aus) Barloworld 5
21 Bart Heirewegh (Bel) Carlton Midstrength 4
22 Danny In't Ven (Bel) Carlton Midstrength 4
23 Tony Mann (Aus) Caravello 4
24 Matt Wilson (Aus) Malaysia Airlines 4
25 Troy Glennan (Aus) FRF Couriers 4
26 Brett Aitken (Aus) Rio Coffee 3
27 Chris Newton (GBr) Bendigo Building Industry 3
28 Mateusz Mroz (Pol) Pelaco 3
29 Alejandro Acton (Arg) Echuca-Moama 2
30 Jose Medina (Chi) City Of Melbourne 2
31 Andrew Graham (Aus) FRF Couriers 2
32 Chris Bradford (Aus) Subaru 2
33 Marek Wesoly (Pol) Pelaco 1
34 Adrian Laidler (Aus) Rio Coffee 1
35 Kieran Page (GBr) Bendigo Building Industry 1
36 Michal Precechtel (Cze) Team Warrnambool 1
37 Alex Candelario (USA) Ballarat*Eureka! 1
38 Tim Johnson (USA) Active For Life 1
39 Nigel Dunstone (Aus) Caravello 1
40 David Kupka (Cze) Team Warrnambool 1
Mountains classification
1 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco 45 pts
2 Scott Guyton (NZl) Jayco 14
3 Luke Roberts (Aus) Emu Spirit-Apsco 13
4 Lubor Tesar (Cze) Team Warrnambool 7
5 Jonas Ljungblad (Swe) City Of Melbourne 7
6 Jamie Drew (Aus) Jayco 6
7 Jorge Libonatti (Uru) Active For Life 5
8 Kristian House (GBr) Emu Spirit-Apsco 5
9 Brett Aitken (Aus) Rio Coffee 4
10 Chris Bradford (Aus) Subaru 4
11 Hilton Clarke (Aus) Barloworld 3
12 Sean Sullivan (Aus) Barloworld 3
13 Matt Wilson (Aus) Malaysia Airlines 3
14 Tim Johnson (USA) Active For Life 2
15 Cameron Jennings (Aus) Caravello 2
16 Simon Gerrans (Aus) Malaysia Airlines 2
17 Danny In't Ven (Bel) Carlton Midstrength 2
18 Tomas Buchacek (Cze) Emu Spirit-Apsco 1
19 Steve Cunningham (Aus) Rio Coffee 1
20 Phillip Thuaux (Aus) Ballarat*Eureka! 1
21 Michael Sayers (USA) Ballarat*Eureka! 1
Criterium Championship
1 David McKenzie (Aus) Jayco 10 pts
2 Michael Sayers (USA) Ballarat*Eureka! 10
3 Ivan Fanelli (Ita) Pelaco 9
4 Matthew Goold (Aus) Malaysia Airlines 9
5 Hector Morales (Uru) Active For Life 9
6 Jamie Drew (Aus) Jayco 8
7 Tony Mann (Aus) Caravello 8
8 Simon Gerrans (Aus) Malaysia Airlines 7
9 Hilton Clarke (Aus) Barloworld 7
10 Marek Wesoly (Pol) Pelaco 6
11 Sean Sullivan (Aus) Barloworld 6
12 Brett Aitken (Aus) Rio Coffee 5
13 David Kupka (Cze) Team Warrnambool 5
14 Lubor Tesar (Cze) Team Warrnambool 4
15 Jonas Ljungblad (Swe) City Of Melbourne 3
16 Michal Precechtel (Cze) Team Warrnambool 2
17 Matt Wilson (Aus) Malaysia Airlines 1
18 Robert McLachlan (Aus) Caravello 1
Leading Australian Based Rider
Tony Mann (Aus) Caravello
