Williams, Gough win time trial titles at New Zealand Championships

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'Hopefully the start to a good year for me' says Williams from BikeExchange-Jayco

Georgia Williams (BikeExchange-Jayco)
Georgia Williams (BikeExchange-Jayco) (Image credit: ELKO Photography)

Georgia Williams (BikeExchange-Jayco) and Regan Gough (Bolton Equities Black Spoke Pro Cycling) won their respective elite women's and men's titles at the New Zealand National Championships in Cambridge on Friday. 

It marked the fourth time trial title victory for Williams who has embarked on sixth year with BikeExchange racing in the UCI Women’s WorldTour.

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Elite Men
Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Regan Gough (NZl) Bolton Equities Black Spoke pro Cycling 0:52:32
2Michael Vink (NZl) Bolton Equities Black Spoke pro Cycling 0:01:24
3Tom Sexton (NZl) Bolton Equities Black Spoke pro Cycling 0:01:27
4James Fouche (NZl) Bolton Equities Black Spoke pro Cycling 0:01:31
5Finn Fisher-Black (NZl) UAE Team Emirates 0:02:03
6Ethan Batt (NZl) St George Continental Cycling Team 0:02:12
7George Bennett (NZl) UAE Team Emirates 0:02:34
8Daniel Bridgwater (NZl) 0:04:29
9Nicholas Kergozou de la Boessiere (NZl) St George Continental Cycling Team 0:04:43
10Carne Groube (NZl) 0:06:46
11Samuel Clark (NZl) 0:07:48
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Elite Women
Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Georgia Williams (NZl) BikeExchange-Jayco 0:46:08
2Bronwyn MacGregor (NZl) 0:01:57
3Holly Edmondston (NZl) 0:02:32
4Georgia Perry (NZl) 0:03:18
5Bryony Botha (NZl) 0:03:31
6Penny Pawson (NZl) 0:04:40
7Nicole Shields (NZl) DNA Pro Cycling Team 0:05:14
8Alicia Evans (NZl) 0:07:26
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U23 Men
Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Logan Currie (NZl) Bolton Equities Black Spoke pro Cycling 0:53:52
2Laurence Pithie (NZl) Groupama-FDJ 0:00:32
3Keegan Hornblow (NZl) 0:01:01
4Reuben Thompson (NZl) Groupama-FDJ 0:02:22
5Dylan McCullough (NZl) 0:02:23
6Camden Feint (NZl) 0:03:50
7Hamish Keast (NZl) St George Continental Cycling Team 0:03:52
8Lucas Murphy (NZl) 0:05:01
9Samuel Ritchie (NZl) 0:05:48
10Jonty Harris (NZl) 0:07:48
11Carlo Worrall (NZl) 0:07:56
12Dan Barclay (NZl) 0:09:36
13David Liu (NZl) 0:09:52
DNFJoshua van Heyningen (NZl)
DNFGuy Yarrell (NZl)
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U23 Women
Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Kim Cadzow (NZl) 0:48:30
2Ella Wyllie (NZl) 0:00:00
3Henrietta Christie (NZl) Human Powered Health 0:00:24
4Lee Boon (NZl) 0:02:00
5Annamarie Lipp (NZl) 0:02:38
6McKenzie Milne (NZl) 0:03:07
7Prudence Fowler (NZl) 0:04:22
8Stella Nightingale (NZl) Instafund Racing 0:06:34

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Kirsten Frattini
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Kirsten Frattini is the Deputy Editor of Cyclingnews, overseeing the global racing content plan.

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