Results
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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | Luke Durbridge (Jayco Skins) |
| 2 | Alex Carver (Jayco Skins) |
| 3 | Steele Von Hoff (Genesys) |
| 4 | Malcolm Rudolph (Jayco Skins) |
| 5 | Rico Roger (Budget Forklifts) |
| 6 | Dean Windsor (Budget Forklifts) |
| 7 | Brad Hall (Plan B) |
| 8 | Eddy Hollands (Nuchange) |
| 9 | Craig Davies (ECU Cycling) |
| 10 | Scott Law (Smokefree WA) |
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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | Emma Pooley (Garmin-Cervelo) |
| 2 | Emma Lawson (Pure Tasmania) |
| 3 | Rowena Fry (Pure Tasmania) |
| 4 | Claire Aubrey (Cycles Bespoke) |
| 5 | Stephanie Russell (Kalamunda Cycles) |
| 6 | Kate Finegan |
| 7 | Tanya Birkbeck (Eddy Hollands Bicycle Services) |
| 8 | Rebecca Wheadon (Riders Choice) |
| 9 | Sarah Riley (Team Race) |
| 10 | Victoria Hammick (Riders Choice) |
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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | Fenton Moran (Riders Choice) |
| 2 | Andrew Simpson (KD Cycles) |
| 3 | Matt Korten (Bikesure) |
| 4 | Pedro Turbika (KHT Accountants) |
| 5 | Jayson Puls (Riders Choice) |
| 6 | Matty Upton (Nuchange) |
| 7 | Dean Whelan (Bikeforce Australia/Parentini) |
| 8 | Ryan Fynn (Broad) |
| 9 | Sean O'Neil (Bikesure) |
| 10 | Marty Dippiazzi (Nuchange) |
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