PowerNet Tour of Southland - 2.2

New Zealand, November 5-10, 2007

Photography

Stage 9 - November 10: Winton - Invercargill, 64.4 km

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• Roulston celebrates as he crosses the line to wn back to back titles.
• Zirbel takes the last stage , his second on the Tour.
• The Zoo Keepers, protecting their leader during the final stage.

Stage 7 - November 9: Winton - Te Anau, 163.6 km

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• The Southland Times team wore black arm bands today out of respect for Scott Peoples who rode for the team last year before tragically losing his life in a training accident.
• Scott Zwizanski in the break with countryman Michael Grabinger.
• Zwizanski crosses for the win 49 seconds ahead of second place.

Stage 6 - November 8: Lumsden - Crown Range, 133.9 km

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• Roulston hammers on the front.
• Vennell climbs to win his second consecutive stage of the Tour.
• Riders racing alongside an old steam train.

Stage 5 - November 7: Tuatapere - Winton, 88.3 km

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• New Zealand's Jeremy Vennell (Bissell Pro Cycling Team) takes victory, after narrowly missing out on yesterday's stage.
• The Trek Zookeepers Cafe squad attacks to put its general classification man Hayden Roulston into the leader's jersey.
• Defending champion Roulston and fellow New Zealander Aaron Strong (The Southland Times).

Stage 3 - November 6: Invercargill - Gore, 165 km

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• Australia's Henk Vogels rides in his RaboPlus gear on the way to ninth place.
• Gordon Mccauley (Trek Zookeepers Cafe) and the main bunch allowed a small break to go up the road on Stage 3.
• Glen Rewi (Creation Signs) sprints to victory ahead of Alex Meenhorst (Ascot Park Hotel) and Jeremy Vennell (Bissell Pro Cycling Team).