World Masters Games

Melbourne, Australia, October 5-12, 2002

Images by Kathy Watt

Chris Salisbury wins the 50-54 Scratch
Henry Clarke wins the 80-84 Scratch
Men's 30-34 scratch race
Men's 35-39 scratch race
The finish of the M70-74 Scratch
Riders jockey for position at the finish line
Max Rainsford, 2x World Masters Champion delights crowd but upsets officials with his Victory salutes
Rainsford heads for the finish
Rainsford salutes the crowd
Banners in the crowd
Ron Boyle in the M55-59 Scratch
Men's 80-84 Scratch final
Linda Hall wins the W35-39 scratch
John Kennedy on the way to the win in the M45-49 scratch
John Kennedy leads the bunch
Riders start the bell lap
Craig Price drifts down on to the blue and is DQed

Robert Crowe in the World Masters M1 criterium final.
The World Masters M1 (30-35) criterium bunch.
The World Masters M1 Criterium passes by Colonial Stadium in Melbourne.
Frank Cipriano rides in the M1 World Masters Criterium.
The podium places in the M1 World Masters Criterium.
Riders in the M1 (30-35) World Masters Criterium
Passing under the AFL sign at the M1 World Masters Criterium
The placegetters in the M1 World Masters Criterium
Rob Crowe and Peter Herrewyn are the first two over the line in the M1 World Masters Criterium
Rob Crowe, eventual winner, goes it alone in a breakaway.
Rob Crowe is congratulated by hard working official Lorraine Collings.
Rob Crowe receives the gold medal for his win in the M1 World Masters Criterium.
Rob Crowe winning the M1 World Masters Criterium.
Rob Crowe leads the bunch in the M1 World Masters Criterium.
Rob Crowe is saluted by a fan in the crowd as he wins.

Warren Bennett and Tony McLoughlin enliven the M3 race with a breakaway.
The bunch chases the breakaway group in the M3 World Masters Criterium.
Riders chase hard in the M3 World Masters Criterium.
Dave Mann of New Zealand and Warren Bennett of Australia lead the bunch home in the M3 World Masters Criterium.
Agostino Giramondo leads a lap of the M3 World Masters Criterium.
Max Rainsford with his daughter Emily watching the women's criteriums at Docklands.
Max Rainford leads the bunch in the M3 Criterium.
Max Rainford came home fourth in the M3 World Masters Criterium.
Mann, Bennett and McLoughlin filled out the podium spots in the M3 World Masters Criterium.
Dave Mann of New Zealand rides hard in the M3 World Masters Criterium.
Steve Fairless of Australia drives the M3 bunch.

Wladimir Gottfried of Germany rides across the line first in the M5 (50 - 54) World Masters Criterium.
Wladimir Gottfried of Germany was the victor in the M5 (50 - 54) World Masters Criterium.
The top three placegetters in the M5 World Masters Criterium, Wladimir Gottfried, Malcolm Clasohm and Chris Salisbury.
Competitors and coaches at the World Masters Criterium.
Riders warm up course-side before their race starts.
A panoramic view of riders on the Docklands course.

Harry Shaw rides in the M9 category (70-74) at the World Masters Criterium.
Harry Shaw tucked into the bunch in the M9 World Masters Criterium.
The sprint finish in the M9 category, won by Colin Speller.
Harry Shaw again, in the M9 category (70-74)at the World Masters Criterium.
Fred Boland assists a fallen rider at the World Masters Criterium.
Glenn Clarke and Pat Marcucci share a joke before their start.
A race official collects information from the riders.
The trams make way for the racing in the World Masters Games.
Cindy Magro and Alison Knaggs crashed in the women's criterium final.
Two riders came down in the women's bunch.
The W1 criterium (30 - 34) pass AFL house.
It's chaos as the W1 criterium riders try to avoid the crash.
Kim Howard won the W2 criterium (35-39) in a solo breakaway.
The best of the rest in the W2 criterium sprint for the line.
Kim Howard leaves the bunch in her wake during her solo breakaway in the W2 World Masters Criterium.