Atkins wins junior road title
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Daniel Simms
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Kennaugh and Perrett round out podium
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| 1 | George Atkins (Websters Cycles) |
| 2 | Tim Kennaugh (Isle of Man) |
| 3 | Joe Perrett (Glendene Biketrax) |
| 4 | Simon Yates (Max Geart RT) |
| 5 | Adam Yates (max Gear RT) |
| 6 | Peter Dibben (Hargroves Cycles) |
| 7 | Sam Harrison (Planet X) |
| 8 | Conor Dunne (Hemel Hempstead) |
| 9 | Alex Murison (Glendene CC/Biketrax) |
| 10 | Dominic Schils (Lotto) |
| 11 | Jon Mould (Agiskoviner) |
| 12 | Jamie Rogers (Scunthorpe Poly) |
| 13 | Felix English (Team Corridor) |
| 14 | Tom Gosbee (Team Welwyn) |
| 15 | Ewen McDonald (Epic Cycles) |
| 16 | Jake Hales (Lotto) |
| 17 | Joshua Edmondson (Glendene CC/Biketrax) |
| 18 | Tom Moses (Team Wallis) |
| 19 | Daniel Arblaster (Guernsey Velo) |
| 20 | David Nichols (Glendene CC/Biketrax |
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