Aaron Kemps from Queensland takes out the men's open criterium championship
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Aaron Kemps (centre) charges to the line ahead of William Clarke (far
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Eventual winner, Aaron Kemps, sits in fourth wheel as the group chases
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David Pell from Victoria tried to pinch the race with a lap to go in the
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Bernard Sulzberger from Tasmania steers the lead group up Sturt Street
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Riders corner at the top of the home straight in Ballarat during the men's
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Dean Windsor from New South Wales took out the Wattbike Sprint Championship
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Dean Windsor from New South Wales corners at the top of the home straight
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Eventual winner Aaron Kemps drives the breakaway up Sturt Street in the
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The peloton in the men's open criterium race make their way up Sturt Street
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The men's open podium (l-r): Dean Windsor (2nd), Aaron Kemps (1st), and
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Robbie McEwen corners at the top of Sturt Street in Ballarat beneath the
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The quiet Queenslander and Australian Open Road Criterium Champion for
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