Five in a row at Crocodile Trophy for Huber
Swiss rider in commanding position with three stages to come
Urs Huber continued his near clean sweep of the Crocodile Trophy, taking out his fifth stage in a row after a somewhat subpar opening day Finishing the 115km stage from Atherton to Irvinebank with a two-minute margin over second-placed Soren Nissen, Huber now leads by 16 minutes over the Dane.
Nicholas Pettina, who previously held second place, succumbed to a mechanical and dropped to fourth overall.
Elite Results
# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
---|---|---|
1 | Urs Huber (Sui) Team Bulls | 4:07:20 |
2 | Sören Nissen (Den) Stevens Racing Team | 0:02:01 |
3 | Brendan Johnston (Aus) Brendan Johnston | 0:08:11 |
4 | Lukas Islitzer (Aut) CRAFT - Rocky Mountain Team | 0:11:20 |
5 | Matthias Grick (Aut) KTM RAD.SPORT.SZENE Ausseerland | 0:12:39 |
6 | Vincent Arnaud (Fra) Cycle Tyres - Addictiv | 0:18:24 |
7 | Thomas Engelsgjerd (Nor) Energima Abax Hr | 0:18:54 |
8 | Greg Saw (Aus) Energima Abax Hr | Row 7 - Cell 2 |
9 | Ryan Sherlock (Ire) TR | 0:25:52 |
10 | Nicholas Pettina (Ita) Gruppo Sportivo Forestale | 0:28:23 |
11 | Ondrej Fojtik (Cze) FORCE KCK - PROGRESS CYCLES | 0:28:25 |
12 | Milton Ramos (Esp) Intense-TowCar | 0:28:26 |
13 | Jiri Krivanek (Cze) Prestige - EthicSport | 0:34:52 |
14 | Manuel Pliem (Aut) KTM RAD.SPORT.SZENE Ausseerland | 0:36:13 |
15 | Jindra Knot (Cze) SWEEP CYCLING | 0:46:39 |
16 | Jeroen van Eck (Ned) MPL Specialized MTB Team | 0:49:42 |
17 | Anthony Lincy (Aus) Astute Financial Racing | 1:12:26 |
DNF | Tomas Marsik (Cze) Ugo Allivictus | Row 17 - Cell 2 |
Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
---|---|
Sarah White (Aus) Astute Financial Racing | 5:35:52 |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
---|---|---|
1 | Urs Huber (Sui) Team Bulls | 18:16:06 |
2 | Sören Nissen (Den) Stevens Racing Team | 0:16:26 |
3 | Brendan Johnston (Aus) Brendan Johnston | 0:30:56 |
4 | Nicholas Pettina (Ita) Gruppo Sportivo Forestale | 0:34:42 |
5 | Lukas Islitzer (Aut) CRAFT - Rocky Mountain Team | 0:51:35 |
6 | Milton Ramos (Esp) Intense-TowCar | 1:06:37 |
7 | Greg Saw (Aus) Energima Abax Hr | 1:10:17 |
8 | Matthias Grick (Aut) KTM RAD.SPORT.SZENE Ausseerland | 1:12:33 |
9 | Vincent Arnaud (Fra) Cycle Tyres - Addictiv | 1:30:13 |
10 | Ryan Sherlock (Ire) TR | 1:34:55 |
11 | Ondrej Fojtik (Cze) FORCE KCK - PROGRESS CYCLES | 1:36:24 |
12 | Jiri Krivanek (Cze) Prestige - EthicSport | 2:23:14 |
13 | Jindra Knot (Cze) SWEEP CYCLING | 2:57:07 |
14 | Jeroen van Eck (Ned) MPL Specialized MTB Team | 3:44:47 |
15 | Manuel Pliem (Aut) KTM RAD.SPORT.SZENE Ausseerland | 4:02:28 |
16 | Thomas Engelsgjerd (Nor) Energima Abax Hr | 4:06:32 |
17 | Anthony Lincy (Aus) Astute Financial Racing | 4:51:51 |
Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
---|---|
Sarah White (Aus) Astute Financial Racing | 25:56:18 |
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