Rhodes completes a solid week for the GreenEdge-AIS team.
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Sinead Noonan (Jayco-AIS) leads Claudia Hausler (GreenEDGE-AIS) and Loren
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Close to the finishing laps and still leading, Loes Gunnewijk (GreenEDGE-AIS)
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Taryn Heather (SASI) raised the pace of the peloton to chase Gunnewijk.
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The final rider from the GreenEDGE-AIS squad to go away was Alexis Rhodes,
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Preparing for her victory, Alexis Rhodes (GreenEDGE-AIS) was almost 150
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Alexis Rhodes (GreenEDGE-AIS) punches the air on winning the final race
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Judith Arndt beat Loren Rowney to second place and thereby took overall
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The race winner, who is, fittingly, the Australian criterium Champion
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Overall series winner on points, Judith Arndt (GreenEDGE-AIS) in the bunch.
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The penultimate GreenEDGE-AIS rider to attack was Loes Gunnewijk.
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Grace Sulzberger (Jayco-AIS) chases another GreenEDGE-AIS break.
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Series leader, Rebecca Werner (Specialized SA) before the start.
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Eventual race winner, Alexis Rhodes (GreenEDGE-AIS) corners into the start
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Amanda Spratt (GreenEDGE-AIS) leads the race.
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Loren Rowney (Specialized SA) chases Spratt.
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Rebecca Werner (Specialized SA) worked hard to defend her series lead.
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A very recognisable style - Skye-Lee Armstrong (Giant) has just returned
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Rowena Fry (GreenEDGE-AIS) was next to make a gap and raise the pace.
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Jessie Maclean (GreenEDGE-AIS) goes off the front.
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There has been considerable TV interest in the series this year.
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