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Millar wins final criterium in New Zealand

By Stephen Farrand

Published 27 February 2011

HTC-Highroad dominates again

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Riders line up at the start of the criterium in downtown Wellington — Riders line up at the start of the criterium in downtown Wellington (Image credit: Pete Bruggeman)

A dejected Cath Cheatley crosses the line in second place — A dejected Cath Cheatley crosses the line in second place (Image credit: Pete Bruggeman)

Amanda Miller (HTC Highroad) wins the criterium — Amanda Miller (HTC Highroad) wins the criterium (Image credit: Pete Bruggeman)

Cath Cheatley (NZ National Team) gives her all to chase down Miller — Cath Cheatley (NZ National Team) gives her all to chase down Miller (Image credit: Pete Bruggeman)

Amanda Spratt (Team Jayco) tries to pull back Amanda Miller who has gone up the road — Amanda Spratt (Team Jayco) tries to pull back Amanda Miller who has gone up the road (Image credit: Pete Bruggeman)

Cath Cheatley (NZ National Team) leads the five remaining riders in the race — Cath Cheatley (NZ National Team) leads the five remaining riders in the race (Image credit: Pete Bruggeman)

Amanda Miller (HTC Highroad) applies pressure in the closing stages of the race — Amanda Miller (HTC Highroad) applies pressure in the closing stages of the race (Image credit: Pete Bruggeman)

Amanda Spratt (Team Jayco) powers out of the hairpin turn — Amanda Spratt (Team Jayco) powers out of the hairpin turn (Image credit: Pete Bruggeman)

Cath Cheatley travels at speed through the streets of Wellington — Cath Cheatley travels at speed through the streets of Wellington (Image credit: Pete Bruggeman)

Mel Burke (NZ National Team) — Mel Burke (NZ National Team) (Image credit: Pete Bruggeman)

Chloe Hosking leads teammate Judith Arndt (HTC Highroad) — Chloe Hosking leads teammate Judith Arndt (HTC Highroad) (Image credit: Pete Bruggeman)

Cath Cheatley (NZ National Team) leads in the early stages of the criterium — Cath Cheatley (NZ National Team) leads in the early stages of the criterium (Image credit: Pete Bruggeman)

Shelley Olds of Team Diadora-Pasta Zara would like to repeat last years win — Shelley Olds of Team Diadora-Pasta Zara would like to repeat last years win (Image credit: Pete Bruggeman)

Amanda Miller (HTC Highroad) on the podium — Amanda Miller (HTC Highroad) on the podium (Image credit: Pete Bruggeman)

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Amanda Miller (HTC Highroad) wins the criterium

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Amanda Miller (HTC Highroad) on the podium

Amanda Miller finished off a great week for HTC-Highroad by winning the final criterium event at the Tour of New Zealand with a solo attack. It was the 24 year-old's first victory with HTC-Highroad.

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