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Introduction to Track Racing - What's a Wheelrace? - Introduction to Six Day racing Tasmanian Christmas CarnivalsTasmania, December 26, 2003 - January 4, 2004Main Page Wheelrace Results Complete event results Launceston Carnival - December 28Top international field for Launceston Wheel RaceThe Launceston Wheelrace in Australia is one of the grand slam event events of the Tasmanian Christmas Carnival Series. This year's race is shaping up to be one of the most exciting ever, with a high-class international field as riders from the Northern hemisphere make their way to Tasmania for some warm-weather racing. The American contingent has already arrived in Tasmania. Long-time Tasmanian carnival rider Jame Carney has been joined by US national scratch race champion Sarah Hammer and top US sprinter Becky Conzelman, among others. Riders from England, Belgium, Switzerland, Japan and New Zealand will also contest the Launceston Wheel Race, which this year is sponsored by Tooheys/Hahn Premium Light. There are a total of 78 non-stop events starting at 12:30pm on December 28. A highlight of the evening session will be the return of former wheel race winner and international cycling legend Danny Clark. He will ride off scratch in the Frank Clark Invitational Masters handicap and 60 metres in the Hahn Premium Light Wheel Race heat. The final event for the evening, the A Grade scratch race, will be a spectacle with 25 of the best track riders including international star Graeme Brown, Jame Carney from the USA, Nathan and Danny Clark, and local junior champion Mark Jamieson all fighting hard for a win in the prestigious event. Danny Clark previously won the event in 1990 and 1991 and past winners include Mathew Gilmore and Michael Grenda. The Tasmanian carnivals also feature wood-chopping contests and Launceston City Cycling Club is excited about the return of World Champion axeman David Foster who will no doubt be a highlight of the chopping events in the central arena. Launceston Wheelrace, 2000 MHeat 1 Roberto Chiappa (Italy) scr Nathan Clarke (Latrobe) scr Kevin Belz (USA) 20 Chris Hoy (England) 30 Stephen Rossendell (Tas) 50 Kouji Yoshi (Japan) 80 Gui Nelessen (USA) 90 Tommy Nankervis (Vic) 100 Chris Wilding (Tas) 120 Adrian House (Vic) 120 Yoshito Urakado (Japan) 130 Ian Morwood (NSW) 150 Tony Winter (NSW) 150 David Dennis (Hobart) 170 Liz Williams (NZ) 200 Jason Bellchambers (Dev) 200 Tarrisha Jones (Geo. Town) 250 Tom McDonagh (Tas) 250 Heat 2 Jame Carney (USA) scr Peter Dawson (WA) scr Craig Maclean (England) 20 Gareth Atkins (Dev) 30 Danny Clark (Tas) 60 Grant Young (Lton) 80 Andy Sparks (USA) 90 Alexander Sommer (NSW) 100 Hamish Taylor (Vic) 100 Jason Johnson (Hobart) 130 Corey Parnell (Qld) 130 Thomas Atkinson (NSW) 160 Glen Baldwin (Vic) 160 Kharne Hammersley (Lton) 170 Jarrod Harman (Dev) 180 Josh Murfett (Lton) 200 Tim Walker (Tas) 210 John Towers (Lton) 250 Heat 3 Graeme Brown (NSW) scr Brett Lancaster (Vic) scr Miles Olman (Qld) 20 Kristian House (England) 40 Daniel Cutting (Spreyton) 60 Matthew Atkins (Latrobe) 90 Paul Atkinson (Hobart) 100 David Browne (Vic) 110 Stephen Cummings (England) 110 Matthew Sydes (Lton) 130 Phil Dixon (NSW) 140 Trent Deacon (Burnie) 160 Michael Gargioni (Hobart) 160 Nathan Hingston (Lton) 180 Hamish McKirdy (SA) 180 Ty Winduss (Dev) 210 Louise Yaxley (Lton) 210 Heat 4 Wouter Van Mechlen (Belgium) scr Darren Young (Dev) scr Todd Wilksch (Vic) 20 Mark Jamieson (Acacia Hills) 50 Ross Edgar (England) 60 Brendan Geale (Lton) 90 Carlo Barendilla (Italy) 100 Keiran Page (England) 110 Damian Ladd (Vic) 120 Adam Hartley (Boat Harbour) 140 Corey Heath (NT) 140 Ryan Johnson (Lton) 160 Brett Johnstone (NSW) 160 Dwayne Smith (Lton) 180 Craig Burrows (Lton) 190 Becky Conzelman (USA) 220 Sarah Hammer (USA) 220 Heat 5 Grant Irwin (Qld) 60 Dean Downing (England) 70 Markus Kammerman (Switzerland) 70 Markus Eichler (Germany) 80 Matt Goss (Lton) 90 Dayle Cheatley (NZ) 100 Simon Price (Hobart) 100 Andrew Loft (Lton) 120 Stephen Price (Hobart) 120 Bradley Payne (Qld) 140 Jim Burke (NSW) 140 Ben Price (Ulv) 160 Wes Sulzberger (Flowery Gully) 160 Reece-Emerson van Beek (Vic) 190 Michael Wood (Dev) 190 Peter Dadson (Lton) 230 Howard Smith (Lton) 230 Heat 6 Stephen Pearce (Ulv) 60 Russell Downing (England) 70 Leigh De Luca (Vic) 80 Andy Williams (NZ) 80 Karl Menzies (Lton) 90 Ashley Humbert (NSW) 100 Andrew Swatton (Vic) 120 Daniel Vogels (WA) 120 Dylan Forbes (NSW) 140 Kaidan Homan (Ulv) 150 Laurie Venn (Lton) 160 Matthew Wyles (England) 160 Mark Cooper (England) 170 Colin Barnes (Geo. Town) 200 Belinda Goss (Tas) 200 Zoe Southwell (Tas) 230 Paul Wilson (Lton) 230 |
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