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2004 Queensland Elite Track Championships - NE

Rockhampton, Australia, January 6, 2005

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Day 3 Wrap Up

U19 Men's Sprint - Simonelli takes back to back sprint titles

Broncos Cycling Club member Ben Simonelli defeated Rockhampton's Jeremy Hogg in the fight for the Queensland Sprint Championship on Day 3 of the Queensland Track Cycling Championships at the Kenrick Tucker Velodrome. Simonelli qualified fastest (11.45) and was awarded a bye in the first round, while Hogg defeated Neil Teichmann and Luke Seiler before then defeating William Draffen (Townsville) to reach the final. Simonelli defeated Tyler Wright and Jack Rassie to bring on the gold medal ride off between himself and Hogg and left Draffen and Rassie to fight it out for the bronze medal.

Simonelli then defeated Hogg for the gold in two matches while fellow Rockhampton member Jack Rassie defeated William Draffin of Townsville for the bronze medal after Draffin crashed in the first match.

Elite Men's Sprint - Harris defeats Simonelli for Queensland Title

Rockhampton Cycling Club's Damian Harris is the newly crowed Elite Men's Sprint State Champion after defeating Adam Simonelli of Broncos in the ride off for gold and silver.

Simonelli made good use of the tailwind in qualifying, registering the fastest time in the elite men's flying 200m with a tidy 11.04 seconds. Qualifying times for 2nd and 3rd place qualification times went to Harris (Rockhampton) in 11.37 and Daniel Rynne (Kangaroo Point) in 11.39.

However is was Harris who was the standout performance, defeating fellow clubmate Lindsay McMaster in Round 1 before knocking Rynne out of the gold and silver medal ride off, beating him in 2 straight sets. Harris then went on to secure the gold in two straight rides ahead of Simonelli, who withdrew due to illness in the second match. The bronze medal was won by Daniel Rynne who defeated Christopher Wilson, also in two rides.

U19 and Elite Women's Standing 1 Lap Time Trial - Lovely beats Bright in another Rockhampton trifecta

Deborah Lovely and Alexandra Bright swapped roles in the Standing 1 Lap Time Trial on Day 3, with Lovely taking the Championship of Queensland in a time of 27.05 seconds, ahead of Bright in 27.62 and Anouska Edwards in 27.83. Lovely heads the Rockhampton Trifecta with her first State Cycling Gold Medal to go with her two silver medals behind Anna Meares in the 500m Time Trial on Monday night and Bright in the sprint on Tuesday night.

In the U19 division, Balmoral Cycling Club's Hayley Wright was the victor in a time of 26.50 ahead of Chloe Macpherson of Mackay Cycling Club (26.86) and Lizzi Clements of Balmoral (27.81).

Results

Junior Under 19 Women 1 lap TT
 
1 Hayley Wright                       26.50
2 Chloe Macpherson                    26.86
3 Lizzi Clements                      27.81
 
Elite Women 1 lap TT
 
1 Deborah Lovely                      27.05
2 Alexandra Bright                    27.62
3 Anouska Edwards                     27.83
4 Suellen Topp                        28.54
 
Junior Under 17 Men sprint
 
Qualifying - 200m TT
 
1 Benjamin Simonelli                  11.45
2 Jeremy Hogg                         11.64
3 William Draffen                     11.80
4 Joel Davis                          11.89
5 Jack Rassie                         12.13
6 Tyler Wright                        12.30
7 Francis Ransley                     12.42
8 Scott Cuckson                       12.47
9 Luke Seiler                         12.68
10 Mostyn Armstrong                   12.84
11 Neil Teichmann                     12.93
 
Round 1
 
Heat 1
 
1 Francis Ransley                     12.29
2 Tyler Wright
 
Heat 2
 
1 Jack Rassie                         13.58
2 Scott Cuckson
 
Heat 3
 
1 Joel Davis                          12.93
2 Luke Seiler
 
Heat 4
 
1 William Draffen                     13.36
2 Mostyn Armstrong
 
Heat 5
 
1 Jeremy Hogg                         13.04
2 Neil Teichmann
 
Heat 6
 
1 Benjamin Simonelli                   Bye
 
Repechage 1
 
1 Luke Seiler                         13.07
2 Scott Cuckson
3 Neil Teichmann
 
Repechage 2
 
1 Tyler Wright                        13.46
2 Mostyn Armstrong
 
Quarter Finals
 
Heat 1
 
1 Jack Rassie                         12.18
2 Joel Davis
 
Heat 2
 
1 William Draffen                     12.67
2 Francis Ransley
 
Heat 3
 
1 Jeremy Hogg                         13.65
2 Luke Seiler
 
Heat 4
 
1 Ben Simonelli                       12.42
2 Tyler Wright
 
Semi Final

Heat 1
 
1 Jeremy Hogg                        12.05         12.18
2 William Draffen                           11.78
 
Heat 2
 
1 Ben Simonelli                      12.29  11.67
2 Jack Rassie
 
Finals
 
For Bronze Medal
 
3 Jack Rassie
4 William Draffen                    Fell
 
For Gold And Silver
 
1 Ben Simonelli                      12.34  11.80
2 Jeremy Hogg
 
Elite Men's Sprint
 
Qualifying - 200m TT
 
1 Adam Simonelli                      11.04
2 Damian Harris                       11.37
3 Daniel Rynne                        11.39
4 Sean Wilson                         11.49
5 Christopher Wilson                  11.93
6 Jay Callaghan                       11.93
7 Lindsay Mcmaster                    12.06
8 Christopher Chatto                  12.11
9 Stuart Mcbean                       12.58
 
Quarter Finals
 
Heat 1
 
1 Christopher Wilson                  13.60
2 Sean Wilson
 
Heat 2
 
1 Daniel Rynne                        12.52
2 Jay Callaghan
 
Heat 3
 
1 Damian Harris                       12.40
2 Lindsay Mcmaster
 
Heat 4
 
1 Adam Simonelli                      14.73
2 Christopher Chatto
 
Semi Finals
 
Heat 1
 
1 Damian Harris                      12.05  12.15
2 Daniel Rynne
 
Heat 2
 
1 Adam Simonelli                     12.57         12.41
2 Christopher Wilson                        12.64
 
Finals
 
For Bronze Medal
 
3 Daniel Rynne                       12.12  12.31
4 Christopher Wilson
 
For Gold And Silver
 
1 Damian Harris                      11.87   Bye
2 Adam Simonelli                             Withdrew due to illness