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Annette Edmondson (Australia) finished third-fastest in the flying 250m of the women's omnium — Annette Edmondson (Australia) finished third-fastest in the flying 250m of the women's omnium (Image credit: Tour of Japan)

Results

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Junior women under 19 - Flying lap
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Emily McRedmond	0:00:14.888
2	Josie Talbot	0:00:14.960
3	Elissa Wundersitz	0:00:15.050
4	Lauren Perry	0:00:15.226
5	Ruby Greig-Hurtig	0:00:15.434
6	Macey Stewart	0:00:15.474
7	Lara Batkin	0:00:15.509
8	Alexandra Manly	0:00:15.624
9	Stacey Riedel	0:00:15.667
10	Holly Heffernan	0:00:15.857
11	Grace Fryer	0:00:16.517

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Junior women under 19 - Standings after flying lap
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Emily McRedmond	1
2	Josie Talbot	2
3	Elissa Wundersitz	3
4	Lauren Perry	4
5	Ruby Greig-Hurtig	5
6	Macey Stewart	6
7	Lara Batkin	7
8	Alexandra Manly	8
9	Stacey Riedel	9
10	Holly Heffernan	10
11	Grace Fryer	11

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Junior men under 19 - Flying lap
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Zac Shaw	0:00:13.164
2	Jack Edwards	0:00:13.504
3	Joshua Harrison	0:00:13.720
4	Bradley Heffernan	0:00:13.743
5	Sam Welsford	0:00:13.794
6	Alexander Porter	0:00:13.827
7	Michael Rice	0:00:13.847
8	Daniel Fitter	0:00:13.867
9	Mathew Ross	0:00:13.898
10	Callum Scotson	0:00:13.938
11	Hugo Tolliday	0:00:14.029
12	Gerald Evans	0:00:14.171
13	Jordan Stannus	0:00:14.196
14	Harrison Carter	0:00:14.258
15	Blake Smith	0:00:14.295
16	Tom Kaesler	0:00:14.306
17	Alistair Donohoe	0:00:14.307
18	Matthew Holmes	0:00:14.317
19	Theodore Yates	0:00:14.322
20	Jack Hogan	0:00:14.385
21	Mitchell Barry	0:00:14.499
22	Owen Gillott	0:00:14.574
23	Nathan Bradshaw	0:00:14.696

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Junior men under 19 - Standings after flying lap
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Zac Shaw	1
2	Jack Edwards	2
3	Joshua Harrison	3
4	Bradley Heffernan	4
5	Sam Welsford	5
6	Alexander Porter	6
7	Michael Rice	7
8	Daniel Fitter	8
9	Mathew Ross	9
10	Callum Scotson	10
11	Hugo Tolliday	11
12	Gerald Evans	12
13	Jordan Stannus	13
14	Harrison Carter	14
15	Blake Smith	15
16	Tom Kaesler	16
17	Alistair Donohoe	17
18	Matthew Holmes	18
19	Theodore Yates	19
20	Jack Hogan	20
21	Mitchell Barry	21
22	Owen Gillott	22
23	Nathan Bradshaw	23

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Women - Flying lap
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Annette Edmondson	0:00:13.965
2	Isabella King	0:00:14.458
3	Amy Cure	0:00:14.623
4	Alexandra O'Dea	0:00:15.179
5	Georgia Baker	0:00:15.445
6	Jupha Somnet	0:00:15.609
7	Rebecca Wiasak	0:00:15.848
8	Grace Phang	0:00:16.395

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Women - Standings after flying lap
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Annette Edmondson	1
2	Isabella King	2
3	Amy Cure	3
4	Alexandra O'Dea	4
5	Georgia Baker	5
6	Jupha Somnet	6
7	Rebecca Wiasak	7
8	Grace Phang	8

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Men - Flying lap
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Luke Davison	0:00:12.937
2	Glenn O'Shea	0:00:13.028
3	Brent Nelson	0:00:13.186
4	Luke Parker	0:00:13.554
5	Stephen Hall	0:00:13.612
6	Jack Cummings	0:00:13.733
7	Alexander Morgan	0:00:13.740
8	Miles Scotson	0:00:13.782
9	Peter Loft	0:00:13.920
10	George Tansley	0:00:13.950
11	Hamdan Hamidun	0:00:14.030
12	Benjamin Harvey	0:00:14.107
13	Tyler Spurrell	0:00:14.139
14	Sofian Nabil	0:00:14.146

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Men - Standings after flying lap
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Luke Davison	1
2	Glenn O'Shea	2
3	Brent Nelson	3
4	Luke Parker	4
5	Stephen Hall	5
6	Jack Cummings	6
7	Alexander Morgan	7
8	Miles Scotson	8
9	Peter Loft	9
10	George Tansley	10
11	Hamdan Hamidun	11
12	Benjamin Harvey	12
13	Tyler Spurrell	13
14	Sofian Nabil	14

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