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A record field will start this week’s Scody Australian Open Road Championships, in large thanks to Cycling Australia's decision to add the national criterium championship races to the event's schedule. The addition sees a shuffle of the event schedule with the Elite, Under 23 men and women's time trials now all held on Wednesday, freeing up Thursday for the three criterium races. The remainder of the event goes unchanged with Friday a rest day then the Under 23 men and women's road races on ...
Scody Australian Open Road Championships Races
Under 23 Time Trial
- Location:
- Buninyong
- Distance:
- 28 km
Elite/U23 Women's Time Trial
- Location:
- Buninyong
- Distance:
- 28 km
Elite Men's Time Trial
- Location:
- Buninyong
- Distance:
- 39 km
Under 23 Criterium
- Location:
- Ballarat
- Distance:
- 33 km
Elite Women's Criterium
- Location:
- Ballarat
- Distance:
- 33 km
Elite Men's Criterium
- Location:
- Ballarat
- Distance:
- 44 km
Under 23 Men's Road Race
- Location:
- Buninyong
- Distance:
- 122.4 km
Elite/U23 Women's Road Race
- Location:
- Buninyong
- Distance:
- 102 km
Elite Men's Road Race
- Location:
- Buninyong
- Distance:
- 163.2 km
Scody Australian Open Road Championships Race photos
Allan and Scott Davis sport their new Astana kit whilst training with Leigh Howard (HTC-Columbia)
- Daniel Braunsteins from Victoria takes out the men's Under 23 criterium championship with a long way back to the rest.
- Amber Halliday (SA) is the 2010 women's time trial Champion
- Western Australian Cameron Meyer heads out on his ride against the clock and a gold medal in the men's Open Time Trial Championship.
- Ruth Corset from Townsville in Queensland takes out the gold medal
- Aaron Kemps from Queensland takes out the men's open criterium championship in Ballarat.
- The 2010 Australian criterium Champion - Carly Light (AIS) celebrates as she crosses the line.
- Michael Hepburn (Jayco/Skins) from Queensland takes out the men's under 23 road race championship in Buninyong.
- Rohan Dennis from South Australia won the gold medal in the men's under 23 Time Trial Championship in Buninyong.
- Travis Meyer (Garmin Transitions) takes out the men's open road race at the 2010 Australian Open Road Cycling Championships.
- Travis Meyer (Garmin-Transitions) solos to an elite road title at just 20.
- Podium (L-R): Bridie O'Donnell, Ruth Corset (Tibco), Judith Arndt (Columbia-HTC)
- Podium (L-R): Malcolm Rudolph (Jayco-Skins), Michael Hepburn (Jayco-Skins) and Michael Matthews (Jayco-Skins).
- Robbie McEwen corners at the top of Sturt Street in Ballarat beneath the setting sun during the men's open criterium.
- Chloe Hosking (Team Columbia-HTC) would finish the day with two medals for her new professional team.
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Ballarat to host all road titles in 2010
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