Victoria keeps the good times rolling
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The Big V sweeps JM17 pursuit podium
Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Imogen Jelbart (VIC) | 37.197 |
2 | Taylah Jennings (QLD) | 37.504 |
3 | Caitlin Ward (VIC) | 37.533 |
4 | Monica Bonasera (WA) | 38.027 |
5 | Rachael Van Zetten (SA) | 38.216 |
6 | Allee Proud (WA) | 38.359 |
7 | Elissa Wundersitz (WA) | 38.739 |
8 | Rebecca Dunn (NSW) | 38.744 |
9 | Emily Roper (QLD) | 39.069 |
10 | Georgia Baker (TAS) | 39.110 |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Macey Stewart (TAS) | 0:02:42.7 |
2 | Lauren Perry (TAS) | 0:02:43.1 |
3 | Molly Booker (WA) | 0:02:45.5 |
4 | Zsuzsanna Antal (WA) | 0:02:50.5 |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Jack Cummings (VIC) | 0:02:20.7 |
2 | Alexander Morgan (VIC) | 0:02:21.2 |
3 | Evan Hull (VIC) | 0:02:21.6 |
4 | Miles Scotson (SA) | 0:02:23.3 |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Monica Bonasera (WA) |
2 | Antonia Abbisogni (VIC) |
3 | Rebecca Dunn (NSW) |
4 | Jessica Mundy (SA) |
5 | Kayla Salopek (NSW) |
6 | Taylah Jennings (QLD) |
7 | Georgia Baker (TAS) |
8 | Allee Proud (WA) |
9 | Emily Butcher (TAS) |
10 | Hayley Jones (QLD) |
11 | Ruby Greig-Hurtig (VIC) |
12 | Maddy Marshall (ACT) |
13 | Samantha Fromentin (SA) |
14 | Lucy Kirk (ACT) |
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