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Will Clarke (Genesys Wealth Advisers) returns to the Australian Capital Territory’s Canberra Tour as the man to beat in 2010. Clarke’s not only the defending champion heading into the National Road Series’ second round, but is also in good form having dominated last week’s Tour of Coleraine. The Genesys rider will be have strong support from team-mates like Nathan Earle and Dylan Newell. But Clarke will face strong competition at the event, which commences with a 60 kilometre ...
Canberra Tour Photos
Will Clarke (Genesys Wealth Advisers) repeats his 2009 Canberra Tour stage 3 victory.
- Michael Fitzgerald (Plan B) celebrates a well-timed sprint to beat Alistair Loutit (McDonagh Blake-Witness) in Saturday's 109km race.
- Virgin Blue-RBS Morgans Ben Dyball after winning the Canberra Tour's opening 60 kilometre stage.
- Canberra Tour winner Ben Dyball with Virgin Blue - RBS Morgans team-mate Cameron Peterson.
- Ben Dyball (Virgin Blue-RBS Morgans) was exhausted after a busy day defending his leader’s jersey.
- Joanne Hogan (Prime Estate) finished with 57 seconds in the bank to win the 2010 Canberra Tour.
- A beautiful day for racing but the elite women tail-enders had to work hard to get back on.
- Cameron Peterson (Virgin Blue RBS Morgans) gets the penultimate KOM on the return leg from Corin Dam.
- On the descent of the 'three sisters' the elite women need only look left to see almost the whole course that awaits them.
- After the disappointment of his Stage 2 second place Alistair Loutit (McDonagh Blake-Witness) stayed in the mix for all of Stage 3.
- An early attempted break comes to naught on the descent to Uriarra Crossing.
- Cameron Peterson (Virgin Blue RBS Morgan) is chased down by the lead bunch on the surge into Stromlo Forest Park.
- Zoe Watters (MB Cycles) amongst the lead elite women bunch.
- May in Canberra is autumn weather, but top-10 finishing team-mates Adam Phelan and Alistair Loutit (McDonagh Blake-Witness) felt the heat today.
- The elite women peloton leaves the mountains for the run down to Uriarra Crossing.