The Prince Of Wales Hospital Ride For Life - NE

Centennial Park, Sydney, Australia, August 13, 2005

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Images by Karen Forman/Cyclingnews.com

Sydney rider Liam Kelly crosses the line victorious after beating Eddie Salas and Charles Topfer in the 35km Shimano Masters at Saturday's Ride for Life.
Ride for Life race director Phil Bates has some final instructions for the Shimano Open/Under 19 field on Saturday.
And they're off . . . the Shimano Open/Under 19 field is flagged away, to be won after 25 laps by Clarence Street rider Peter Hatton.
The main peloton chases hard in the Ride for Life Shimano Open - but it's an uphill battle.
Five laps into the Shimano Open and a seven-rider breakaway is underway.
Sutherland rider Troy Glennan leads eventual winner Peter Hatton through a turn in the open event at today's Ride for Life.
Clarence Street rider Peter Hatton crosses the line to win the Shimano Open event at today's Ride for Life.
Placegetters in the Shimano Under 19 event at today's Ride for Life (from left) Blake Field of St George third, winner Anthony Bennett (Lidcombe Auburn) and second placegetter Luke Barrett from St George.
Shimano Open event winners - (from left) Luis Trueba third, winner Peter Hatton and second placegetter Shaun Higgerson.
Among the crowds cheering on the riders was the St George dragon - ably assisted by Cyclingnews' corporate team representative Les Clarke.
A fast recovering Kate Nichols waves off the field in the corporate event at today's Ride for Life event at Centennial Park, supported by race director Phil Bates.

Images by John Buckton

Kate Nichols is all smiles before the start of the Masters/Women event as Dad Kevin looks out from under his beanie
The Masters/Women event gets underway in a brisk 5.1o - Sydney's coldest morning of the year
David McHugh (Sydney CC) leads the bunch through the top corner
Liam Kelly (Randwick Botany) makes an early move up the hill with Robert Brewer (Penrith) in tow.
Warren Edwards (Easts) in the thick of things at the tight Bondi Junction corner
Ex Olympian, Eddie Salas (Penrith) sits comfortably in second wheel
Liam Kelly is a clear winner from Eddie Salas and Charlie Topfer (Lidcombe Auburn)
Shaun Higgerson (MGXPower-Bigpond) (right) with his best camera stare before the start of the Elite race
Chris Jenkins (Randwick Botany) and Troy Glennan (MGXPower-Bigpond) attack up the hill
Peter Hatton (Clarence St Cyclery) leads the break up the hill
Troy Glennan driving the break
Eventual winner Peter Hatton did his share of work in the break
Graeme Moffat (Clarence St Cyclery) leads the bunch through the start/finish shute in the closing laps
Peter Hatton about to cross the line first in the 2005 edition of Ride for Life
Track star Ben Kersten (St George) easily claims the bunch sprint
The U17 NSW Road titles get underway in sunny conditions
Angus Morton (Port Maquarie) put in a strong performance in the U17 Titles
The U17 field rounding the corner at the Oxford St gates