Solo ride from Peter Kennaugh lands Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race victory

Peter Kennaugh came up trumps in the second edition of the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race following an aggressive final lap of the Geelong circuit. The British national champion jumped away on the Challambra climb and held off the peloton for Team Sky's first win of 2016. Local lad Leigh Howard won the bunch sprint for second place six seconds back, after IAM Cycling worked hard for the chase as Niccolò Bonifazio crossed the line for third on his Trek-Segafredo debut.

"I have to thank Luke Rowe really. The whole race he was saying 'stay calm, stay calm'. I went up the road with just over a lap to go with a couple of riders and right away he said 'sit up, it's not going to work.' He just kept me calm during the race and said 'hit it', like Richie Porte did on Willunga, just don't look back and I did it," Kennaugh explained in a post-race television interview.

With Rafa Valls his carrot on the Challambra climb, Kennaugh bridged across then rode away from the Lotto Soudal rider as the splintered peloton was attempting to organise a chase with 12km to go. However, Kennaugh explained that once he got away, he was racing for the win.

"People go on about power all the time these days, I’m not one that likes numbers, but to be honest I’ve been doing a lot of work on that kind of stuff and I just tried to pace myself all the way to the finish and I had the legs," said Kennaugh, whose previous one-day wins both came in the British national championships. "I felt terrible for the first half of the race, but then my legs came around."

Kennaugh's win was reminiscent of his stage 1 victory at the Critérium du Dauphiné in Albertville last year, repeating his late attack to also hold off a fast finishing peloton.

"To be honest, I didn't want to look back once. I am quite an emotion rider, the littlest things if I've see them close to me, that's all it would have took for me to crack. So I just thought 'head down, don't look back until you're on the finishing straight' and that's what I did," Kennaugh added when asked if he knew of the situation behind him.

Looking frustrated as he crossed the line for second place, Howard thanked his teammates for their work before he heads back to Europe.

"I think the race was a difficult race and we did what we could with only five guys," said Howard who will next race Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne, Tirreno-Adriatico and Milan San Remo. " There were other really strong teams with seven guys and for the amount of people we had, we did everything possible. Best of the rest and hopefully the beginning of a good season."

Pre-race, it was another 'Manx Man' in Mark Cavendish who was in the headlines but after 174km, it was 26-year-old standing atop the podium with the Dimension Data man recording a DNF in his first race for the South African WorldTour team.

How it unfolded

Starting under grey skies on the Geelong beachfront, Corentin Cherhal (Team Novo Nordisk) and Koishi Yuma (Nippo-Vini Fantini) were the first riders to attack after the short 3.2km neutral zone. The duo was reeled in with AvantiIsowhey’s Pat Shaw and Sean Lake next to try and get clear as a tailwind assisted the fast start. Mitch Docker (Orica-GreenEdge) was an early casualty as he fell on his right side, tearing both knicks and jersey along with losing some skin with the high pace ensuring a tough start to a Sunday ride.

In sight of the first sprint point with 25km covered, Pat Lane continued AvantiIsowhey's aggressive start to the day as he attacked to claim maximum points. Lane was joined by BMC’s Alessandro De Marchi with Josh Berry (St George Merida) and Adrian Hegyvary (UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team) bridging across to make a four-man break

With 30km covered, the peloton decided it was content with the breakaway’s composition and the quartet was quickly 2:30 minutes ahead of the road. At the 40km mark, Morgan Smith (Kenyan Riders Downunder) and Kristian House (ONE Pro Cycling) set off in chase of the break that had extended their lead to over four-and-a-half minutes over the peloton

Lane rolled across uncontested for the second intermediate sprint point with House and Smith joining the leaders, who had swelled the lead over the peloton to 6:15 minutes, after 53km of racing. Lane took maximum KOM points at Bells Beach with the race starting to move inland and back towards Geelong.

With a touch over 100km left to race, the six leaders saw their gap drop below the six-minute mark. Lotto Soudal came forward to control the peloton via Thomas De Gendt as Caleb Ewan (Orica-GreenEdge) and Brodie Talbot (St George-Merida) were caught up in a fall.

The gap to the leaders continued to decrease as Docker worked away on the front of the peloton to drop it down to five minutes with 92km to go. Berry was the first of the breakaway riders to feel the strain of the day as he dropped off the front with 89km to race as the gap continued to fall with Orica-GreenEdge controlling the tempo.

Hegyvary was the next rider dropped from the breakaway with 70km to race as riders started to attack from the peloton. Adam Phelan (Drapac), Maarten Tjallingii (LottoNL-Jumbo), Gert Dockx (Lotto Soudal) and Lachlan Norris (Drapac) all doing damage to thin the peloton and bring the gap down to 2:44 minutes.

Lane attacked his breakaway companions at the base of the KOM with De Marchi the only rider able to follow. In doing so, Lane confirmed an appearance on he podium as winner of the sprint and KOM jerseys.The duo then went clear as De Gendt was briefly caught in the middle of the break and peloton. Rohan Dennis (BMC) upped the pace to cause further selection in the peloton within 50km to race and saw a reaction from the peloton as Phelan and Mat Hayman (Orica-GreenEdge) bridged across to the BMC man.

Ahead, De Marchi and Lane’s advantage continued to fall and was under one minute with 40km to race. A chase group of 11 riders with representation from IAM Cycling, Katusha, Team Sky, Orica GreenEdge, BMC, and UnitedHealthcare then formed in pursuit of the duo.

On the penultimate lap, Lotto Soudal and Dimension Data led the peloton that was within 12 seconds of the chase group at the base of Challambra climb. The leading duo was reeled in by the chasers as Danilo Wyss then attacked with De Marchi joining his teammate.

Lotto Soudal’s Rafa Valls made a move to cause a selection that saw a group of 12 get clear with two Katusha riders coming to the front and upping the pace. Valls attacked a second time, bringing Sal Puccio (Team Sky) and Cam Meyer (Data Dimension) with him with 25km to race.

Behind, Jason Christie (Kenyan Riders Downunder), Damien Howson (Orica GreenEdge), Aleksejs Saramotins and Howard (IAM Cycling) took up the chase of the leading trio 15 seconds in arrears. Valls’ move caused further damage to the peloton, which had splintered into numerous groups on the road. As the bell rang for one final 20km circuit of Geelong, the trio led the chasers by 19 seconds and the BMC led peloton, which had organised itself on the run into the finish arch.

De Marchi was driving the peloton into Challambra, 13 seconds behind the three leaders as LottoNL-Jumbo sat in just behind the red and black of BMC. Shaw and Lane from AvantiIsowhey moved forward at the base of the climb with 13km to race as the leading trio continually checked their advantage to the peloton.

Valls was first to move on the climb as Ian Boswell and Peter Kennaugh set the tempo. As Meyer made his way back into the reduced peloton, Data Dimension was moving up Nathan Haas before Kennaugh bridged cross to Valls. At 12km to race, Kennaugh led ahead of Valls and Haas with riders scrambling to stay in the race.

Inside 10km, Kennaugh continued to lead solo with 20 seconds over a chase group of 30 riders. With little co-operation from rivals to chase down the British champion, Katusha decided they weren’t racing for second place as they made the move to the front of the group.

Pantano and 19-year-old Michael Storer (Australia) took up the tempo as Kennaugh led by 18 seconds with five kilometres to race. Adam Hansen became the final Lotto Soudal rider to launch an attack. The impetus was on Orica GreenEdge via Jack Haig to lead the chase with Kennaugh maintaining his lead into the final three kilometres. As Hansen was reeled in, IAM Cycling took up the chase for Howard before Orica-GreenEdge took over at 1.7km to go but it was all too little too late.

Under the flamme rouge and it was a foregone conclusion that Kennaugh would be raising his arms in triumph for the first time this season and first time since claiming consecutive British national titles to make it two non-Australian winners at the race named after Australia's only Tour de France champion.

Full Results

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#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Peter Kennaugh (GBr) Team Sky4:04:59
2Leigh Howard (Aus) IAM Cycling0:00:06
3Niccolò Bonifazio (Ita) Trek-SegafredoRow 2 - Cell 2
4Pim Ligthart (Ned) Lotto - SoudalRow 3 - Cell 2
5Simon Gerrans (Aus) Orica GreenEdgeRow 4 - Cell 2
6Nathan Haas (Aus) Dimension DataRow 5 - Cell 2
7Alexey Tsatevich (Rus) Team KatushaRow 6 - Cell 2
8Ben Swift (GBr) Team SkyRow 7 - Cell 2
9Enrico Battaglin (Ita) Team LottoNL - JumboRow 8 - Cell 2
10Dion Smith (NZl) ONE Pro CyclingRow 9 - Cell 2
11Steele von Hoff (Aus) ONE Pro CyclingRow 10 - Cell 2
12Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg (Rsa) Dimension DataRow 11 - Cell 2
13Luke Rowe (GBr) Team SkyRow 12 - Cell 2
14Steven Lampier (GBr) JLT CondorRow 13 - Cell 2
15Jonathan Clarke (Aus) UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling TeamRow 14 - Cell 2
16Nathan Earle (Aus) Drapac Professional CyclingRow 15 - Cell 2
17Tiago Machado (Por) Team KatushaRow 16 - Cell 2
18Floris Gerts (Ned) BMC Racing TeamRow 17 - Cell 2
19Michael Storer (Aus) AustraliaRow 18 - Cell 2
20James Oram (NZl) ONE Pro CyclingRow 19 - Cell 2
21Sergey Lagutin (Rus) Team Katusha0:00:11
22Rafael Valls Ferri (Esp) Lotto - SoudalRow 21 - Cell 2
23Adam Hansen (Aus) Lotto - SoudalRow 22 - Cell 2
24Aleksejs Saramotins (Lat) IAM CyclingRow 23 - Cell 2
25Jarlinson Pantano Gomez (Col) IAM CyclingRow 24 - Cell 2
26Gert Dockx (Bel) Lotto - SoudalRow 25 - Cell 2
27Cameron Meyer (Aus) Dimension Data0:00:15
28Mathew Hayman (Aus) Orica GreenEdge0:00:38
29Jack Haig (Aus) Orica GreenEdge0:00:58
30Danilo Wyss (Sui) BMC Racing Team0:01:03
31Bernard Sulzberger (Aus) Drapac Professional Cycling0:02:14
32Fumiyuki Beppu (Jpn) Trek-SegafredoRow 31 - Cell 2
33Robbie Hucker (Aus) Avanti IsoWhey SportRow 32 - Cell 2
34Jason Christie (NZl) Kenyan Riders DownunderRow 33 - Cell 2
35Damien Howson (Aus) Orica GreenEdgeRow 34 - Cell 2
36Rein Taaramäe (Est) Team Katusha0:03:07
37Anthony Giacoppo (Aus) Avanti IsoWhey Sport0:03:19
38Alistair Donohoe (Aus) Australia0:03:39
39Maxim Belkov (Rus) Team KatushaRow 38 - Cell 2
40Sebastian Henao Gomez (Col) Team SkyRow 39 - Cell 2
41Salvatore Puccio (Ita) Team SkyRow 40 - Cell 2
42Maarten Tjallingii (Ned) Team LottoNL - JumboRow 41 - Cell 2
43Jack Bobridge (Aus) Trek-SegafredoRow 42 - Cell 2
44Neil Van Der Ploeg (Aus) Avanti IsoWhey SportRow 43 - Cell 2
45Marcel Aregger (Sui) IAM CyclingRow 44 - Cell 2
46Adam Phelan (Aus) Drapac Professional CyclingRow 45 - Cell 2
47Patrick Lane (Aus) Avanti IsoWhey SportRow 46 - Cell 2
48Joseph Cooper (NZl) Avanti IsoWhey SportRow 47 - Cell 2
49Lars Ytting Bak (Den) Lotto - Soudal0:06:09
50Vladimir Isaychev (Rus) Team KatushaRow 49 - Cell 2
51Samuel Spokes (Aus) Drapac Professional CyclingRow 50 - Cell 2
52Rick Zabel (Ger) BMC Racing TeamRow 51 - Cell 2
53Chris Harper (Aus) State Of Matter / MAAPRow 52 - Cell 2
54Saxon Irvine (Aus) Data#3 Cisco Racing Team p/b ScodyRow 53 - Cell 2
55Thomas De Gendt (Bel) Lotto - SoudalRow 54 - Cell 2
56Dylan Sunderland (Aus) State Of Matter / MAAPRow 55 - Cell 2
57Angus Lyons (Aus) AustraliaRow 56 - Cell 2
58Ryan Cavanagh (Aus) State Of Matter / MAAPRow 57 - Cell 2
59Simon Pellaud (Sui) IAM CyclingRow 58 - Cell 2
60Damiano Cunego (Ita) Nippo - Vini FantiniRow 59 - Cell 2
61Scott Ambrose (NZl) Team Novo NordiskRow 60 - Cell 2
62Joshua Hunt (GBr) ONE Pro CyclingRow 61 - Cell 2
63Patrick Shaw (Aus) Avanti IsoWhey SportRow 62 - Cell 2
64Hayden McCormick (NZl) ONE Pro CyclingRow 63 - Cell 2
65Ian Boswell (USA) Team Sky0:06:24
66Ryder Hesjedal (Can) Trek-SegafredoRow 65 - Cell 2
67Rohan Dennis (Aus) BMC Racing Team0:06:38
68Peter Velits (Slo) BMC Racing TeamRow 67 - Cell 2
69Martijn Keizer (Ned) Team LottoNL - JumboRow 68 - Cell 2
70Richard Handley (GBr) ONE Pro CyclingRow 69 - Cell 2
71Bert-Jan Lindeman (Ned) Team LottoNL - Jumbo0:06:41
72Alessandro De Marchi (Ita) BMC Racing TeamRow 71 - Cell 2
73Ben Hill (Aus) Attaque Team Gusto0:09:32
74Jai Hindley (Aus) Attaque Team GustoRow 73 - Cell 2
75Suleiman Kangangi (Ken) Kenyan Riders DownunderRow 74 - Cell 2
76Patrick Sharpe (Aus) St George Merida Cycling TeamRow 75 - Cell 2
77Brian Kamstra (Ned) Team Novo NordiskRow 76 - Cell 2
78Mathew Ross (Aus) AustraliaRow 77 - Cell 2
79Luke Parker (Aus) State Of Matter / MAAPRow 78 - Cell 2
80Alexander Smyth (Aus) State Of Matter / MAAPRow 79 - Cell 2
81Samuel Jenner (Aus) AustraliaRow 80 - Cell 2
82Sean Lake (Aus) Avanti IsoWhey SportRow 81 - Cell 2
83Gavin Mannion (USA) Drapac Professional CyclingRow 82 - Cell 2
84Conor Dunne (Irl) JLT CondorRow 83 - Cell 2
85Alistair Slater (GBr) JLT CondorRow 84 - Cell 2
86George Bennett (NZl) Team LottoNL - Jumbo0:12:27
87Christopher Lawless (GBr) JLT CondorRow 86 - Cell 2
88Jacobus Venter (Rsa) Dimension DataRow 87 - Cell 2
89Yuma Koishi (Jpn) Nippo - Vini FantiniRow 88 - Cell 2
90Thomas Hubbard (NZl) Data#3 Cisco Racing Team p/b ScodyRow 89 - Cell 2
91Tyler Farrar (USA) Dimension DataRow 90 - Cell 2
92John Murphy (USA) UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling TeamRow 91 - Cell 2
DNFEgor Silin (Rus) Team KatushaRow 92 - Cell 2
DNFCaleb Ewan (Aus) Orica GreenEdgeRow 93 - Cell 2
DNFSam Bewley (NZl) Orica GreenEdgeRow 94 - Cell 2
DNFMitchell Docker (Aus) Orica GreenEdgeRow 95 - Cell 2
DNFGregory Henderson (NZl) Lotto - SoudalRow 96 - Cell 2
DNFEugenio Alafaci (Ita) Trek-SegafredoRow 97 - Cell 2
DNFJulien Bernard (Fra) Trek-SegafredoRow 98 - Cell 2
DNFLaurent Didier (Lux) Trek-SegafredoRow 99 - Cell 2
DNFSongezo Jim (Rsa) Dimension DataRow 100 - Cell 2
DNFMark Cavendish (GBr) Dimension DataRow 101 - Cell 2
DNFAdrian Hegyvary (USA) UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling TeamRow 102 - Cell 2
DNFTyler Magner (USA) UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling TeamRow 103 - Cell 2
DNFKarl Menzies (Aus) UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling TeamRow 104 - Cell 2
DNFDaniel Summerhill (USA) UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling TeamRow 105 - Cell 2
DNFTanner Putt (USA) UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling TeamRow 106 - Cell 2
DNFKristian House (GBr) ONE Pro CyclingRow 107 - Cell 2
DNFTravis Meyer (Aus) Drapac Professional CyclingRow 108 - Cell 2
DNFThomas Scully (NZl) Drapac Professional CyclingRow 109 - Cell 2
DNFCorentin Cherhal (Fra) Team Novo NordiskRow 110 - Cell 2
DNFGerd De Keijzer (Ned) Team Novo NordiskRow 111 - Cell 2
DNFJames Glasspool (Aus) Team Novo NordiskRow 112 - Cell 2
DNFChristopher Williams (Aus) Team Novo NordiskRow 113 - Cell 2
DNFGiacomo Berlato (Ita) Nippo - Vini FantiniRow 114 - Cell 2
DNFDaniele Colli (Ita) Nippo - Vini FantiniRow 115 - Cell 2
DNFNicolas Marini (Ita) Nippo - Vini FantiniRow 116 - Cell 2
DNFKazushige Kuboki (Jpn) Nippo - Vini FantiniRow 117 - Cell 2
DNFMichael Cuming (GBr) State Of Matter / MAAPRow 118 - Cell 2
DNFJoshua Taylor (Aus) State Of Matter / MAAPRow 119 - Cell 2
DNFAdam Allen (Aus) Data#3 Cisco Racing Team p/b ScodyRow 120 - Cell 2
DNFKyle Bridgwood (Aus) Data#3 Cisco Racing Team p/b ScodyRow 121 - Cell 2
DNFSamuel Volkers (Aus) Data#3 Cisco Racing Team p/b ScodyRow 122 - Cell 2
DNFAlex Grunke (Aus) Data#3 Cisco Racing Team p/b ScodyRow 123 - Cell 2
DNFCraig Evers (Aus) Data#3 Cisco Racing Team p/b ScodyRow 124 - Cell 2
DNFRussell Downing (GBr) JLT CondorRow 125 - Cell 2
DNFJonathan Mould (GBr) JLT CondorRow 126 - Cell 2
DNFGeorge Atkins (GBr) JLT CondorRow 127 - Cell 2
DNFCameron Bayly (Aus) Attaque Team GustoRow 128 - Cell 2
DNFSam Dobbs (NZl) Attaque Team GustoRow 129 - Cell 2
DNFShao Hsuan Lu (Tpe) Attaque Team GustoRow 130 - Cell 2
DNFGuy Kalma (Aus) Attaque Team GustoRow 131 - Cell 2
DNFTimothy Guy (Aus) Attaque Team GustoRow 132 - Cell 2
DNFJay Dutton (Aus) St George Merida Cycling TeamRow 133 - Cell 2
DNFNicholas Woods (Aus) St George Merida Cycling TeamRow 134 - Cell 2
DNFDaniel Bonello (Aus) St George Merida Cycling TeamRow 135 - Cell 2
DNFBrodie Talbot (Aus) St George Merida Cycling TeamRow 136 - Cell 2
DNFJosh Berry (Aus) St George Merida Cycling TeamRow 137 - Cell 2
DNFHarrison Wiles (Aus) St George Merida Cycling TeamRow 138 - Cell 2
DNFNick Miller (NZl) Kenyan Riders DownunderRow 139 - Cell 2
DNFNathan Elliott (Aus) Kenyan Riders DownunderRow 140 - Cell 2
DNFJoseph Gichora Kamau (Ken) Kenyan Riders DownunderRow 141 - Cell 2
DNFMorgan Smith (NZl) Kenyan Riders DownunderRow 142 - Cell 2
DNFGeoffrey Kiprotich Langat (Ken) Kenyan Riders DownunderRow 143 - Cell 2
DNFBen Dyball (Aus) AustraliaRow 144 - Cell 2
DNFNicholas Schultz (Aus) AustraliaRow 145 - Cell 2
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Intermediate Sprints - Barwon Heads
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResultHeader Cell - Column 3
1Patrick Lane (Aus) Avanti IsoWhey Sport3pts
2Luke Parker (Aus) State Of Matter / MAAP2Row 1 - Cell 3
3Patrick Sharpe (Aus) St George Merida Cycling Team1Row 2 - Cell 3
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Intermediate Sprints - Torquay
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResultHeader Cell - Column 3
1Patrick Lane (Aus) Avanti IsoWhey Sport3pts
2Josh Berry (Aus) St George Merida Cycling Team2Row 1 - Cell 3
3Adrian Hegyvary (USA) UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team1Row 2 - Cell 3
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Geelong (Race Finish)
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResultHeader Cell - Column 3
1Peter Kennaugh (GBr) Team Sky5pts
2Leigh Howard (Aus) IAM Cycling3Row 1 - Cell 3
3Niccolò Bonifazio (Ita) Trek-Segafredo2Row 2 - Cell 3
4Pim Ligthart (Ned) Lotto - Soudal1Row 3 - Cell 3
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Hill Climb 1 - Bells Beach (Cat 4)
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResultHeader Cell - Column 3
1Patrick Lane (Aus) Avanti IsoWhey Sport3pts
2Josh Berry (Aus) St George Merida Cycling Team2Row 1 - Cell 3
3Morgan Smith (NZl) Kenyan Riders Downunder1Row 2 - Cell 3
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Hill Climb 2 - Geelong Lap 1 (Cat 3)
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResultHeader Cell - Column 3
1Patrick Lane (Aus) Avanti IsoWhey Sport5pts
2Alessandro De Marchi (Ita) BMC Racing Team2Row 1 - Cell 3
3Kristian House (GBr) ONE Pro Cycling1Row 2 - Cell 3
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Hill Climb 3 - Geelong Lap 2 (Cat 3)
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResultHeader Cell - Column 3
1Danilo Wyss (Sui) BMC Racing Team5pts
2Alessandro De Marchi (Ita) BMC Racing Team2Row 1 - Cell 3
3Rafael Valls Ferri (Esp) Lotto - Soudal1Row 2 - Cell 3
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Sprint classification
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResultHeader Cell - Column 3
1Patrick Lane (Aus) Avanti IsoWhey SportRow 0 - Cell 2 Row 0 - Cell 3
2Peter Kennaugh (GBr) Team Sky6pts
3Leigh Howard (Aus) IAM Cycling5Row 2 - Cell 3
4Niccolò Bonifazio (Ita) Trek-Segafredo3Row 3 - Cell 3
5Luke Parker (Aus) State Of Matter / MAAP2Row 4 - Cell 3
6Pim Ligthart (Ned) Lotto - Soudal2Row 5 - Cell 3
7Patrick Sharpe (Aus) St George Merida Cycling Team1Row 6 - Cell 3
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Mountain classification
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResultHeader Cell - Column 3
1Patrick Lane (Aus) Avanti IsoWhey Sport8pts
2Danilo Wyss (Sui) BMC Racing Team5Row 1 - Cell 3
3Alessandro De Marchi (Ita) BMC Racing Team4Row 2 - Cell 3
4Rafael Valls Ferri (Esp) Lotto - Soudal1Row 3 - Cell 3
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Young riders
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Michael Storer (Aus) Australia4:05:05
2Alistair Donohoe (Aus) Australia0:03:33
3Chris Harper (Aus) State Of Matter / MAAP0:06:03
4Dylan Sunderland (Aus) State Of Matter / MAAPRow 3 - Cell 2
5Angus Lyons (Aus) AustraliaRow 4 - Cell 2
6Ryan Cavanagh (Aus) State Of Matter / MAAPRow 5 - Cell 2
7Scott Ambrose (NZl) Team Novo NordiskRow 6 - Cell 2
8Hayden McCormick (NZl) ONE Pro CyclingRow 7 - Cell 2
9Jai Hindley (Aus) Attaque Team Gusto0:09:26
10Patrick Sharpe (Aus) St George Merida Cycling TeamRow 9 - Cell 2
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Teams
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Team SKY12:15:09
2ONE Pro Cycling0:00:06
3Team Katusha0:00:11
4Team Dimension Data0:00:15
5Lotto Soudal0:00:16
6IAM CyclingRow 5 - Cell 2
7Orica-GreenEdge0:01:30
8Trek - Segafredo0:05:47
9Drapac Professional CyclingRow 8 - Cell 2
10BMC Racing Team0:07:06
11Avanti IsoWhey Sports0:09:00
12Jayco Australian National Team0:09:42
13Team Lotto NL - Jumbo0:10:11
14State of Matter / MAAP0:18:15
15JLT Condor p/b Mavic0:18:58

 

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