African Continental Championships 2009: Downhill Results | Cyclingnews

Results

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Elite men
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Johann Potgieter	2:03:20
2	Hayden Brown	0:10:50
3	Louis-Bresler Knipe	0:11:38
4	Ryno Fourie	0:11:58
5	Jarryd Haley	0:14:37
6	Wesley Augustyn	0:15:10
7	Travis Browning	0:15:11
8	Thomas Rood	0:15:15
9	Kelvin Purchase	0:16:42
10	Alex Bramley	0:20:03
11	David Dinkelman	0:30:48
12	Justin Victor	0:31:34

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Junior men
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Tim Bentley	2:08:33
2	Pierre Van der Merwe	0:05:53
3	Simon Dinkelman	0:10:33
4	Luke Davis	0:14:28
5	Doug Du Plessis	0:18:04
6	Andries Van Schalkwyk	0:19:45
7	Cameron Muller	0:37:33

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Sub-junior boys
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Alan Hatherly	2:31:54
2	Peter Bentley	0:18:02
3	Luke Evans	0:35:26
4	Christopher Rigby	0:38:26

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Junior women
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Tayla Brown	3:47:32

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Youth men
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Tiaan Odendaal	2:23:26
2	Kyle Davids	0:11:40
3	Alasdair Fey	0:13:57

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Sub veteran men
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Matt Smith	2:26:41
2	James Morland	0:06:56
3	Conrad Davies	0:24:24
4	Mike Kemp	0:48:26
5	Michael Bradley	1:12:46

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Veteran men
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Norman Hatherly	2:39:39
2	Neil Evans	0:30:52
3	David Rigby	3:49:27

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Sport men
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Bradly Illingworth	2:22:17
2	Frank Liebenberg	0:06:39
3	David Hogan	0:17:47
4	Fabien Lemasson	Row 3 - Cell 2
5	Rob Horsman	0:21:28
6	Joshua Liebenberg	0:24:21
7	Sean Shepherd	0:27:25
8	Jon Sherwood	0:32:53
9	Alex Frisby	0:37:52
10	Shaun Roodt	0:41:46

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