Results
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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | Bernie Sulzberger (Fly V Australia) |
| 2 | Chad Burdzilauskas (Kenda Pro Cycling presented by Spinergy) |
| 3 | Jay Thomson (Fly V Australia) |
| 4 | James Stemper (Kenda Pro Cycling p/b Geargrinder) |
| 5 | Hayden Brooks (Fly V Australia) |
| 6 | Carlos Ospina (Colombia National) |
| 7 | Carlos Uran (Colombia National) |
| 8 | Chris Uberti (PANTHER/RGF SOLUTIONS PB FELT) |
| 9 | John Grant (Texas Roadhouse p/b Motorex) |
| 10 | Ben Kersten (Fly v/Australia) |
| 11 | Andreas Muller (TSC Berlin) |
| 12 | Rene Birkenfeld (Steven's Racing) |
| 13 | Andrew Gonzales (Metro Volkswagen Cycling Team) |
| 14 | Jonathan Cantwell (Fly V/Australia) |
| 15 | Robert Bush (KENDA Pro Cycling presented by GEARGRINDER) |
| 16 | Kevin Attkisson (Texas Roadhouse p/b Motorex) |
| 17 | Bryan Mcvey (ReCycling p/b Ascension) |
| 18 | Morgan Ryan (Bahati Foundation Elite Cycling Team) |
| 19 | Tomasz Boba (WDT/ALLVOI INTERNATIONAL CYCLING TEAM) |
| 20 | Ian Burnett (Bahati Foundation Pro Cycling Team) |
| 21 | Theodore Grober (TEAM HELEN'S) |
| 22 | Frank Rowley (CITY CYCLING) |
| 23 | Rob White (Kenda Pro Cycling p/b Geargrinder) |
| 24 | John Rowley (INDIANA REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER) |
| 25 | Ryan Ramos (IAS/RH Villa/Montano Velo) |
| 26 | Joey Iuliano (Recycling) |
| 27 | John Dapkus (Team Bicycle Heaven) |
| 28 | Waylon Janowiak (Verizon U25 p/b ABD) |
| 29 | Cesar Correa (LAMB Little Racing) |
TOPICS
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Jackson Medway takes solo victory in men's U23 road race at Australian Road National Championships
Noah Blannin steps up to second the day after sweeping up third in the criterium -
'There could be a massive drop-off' - Jay Vine warns of dramatically narrowing pathways to professionalism for Australian and New Zealanders
Australian paints gloomy picture for mid-to-long term future for riders from Down Under - with soaring costs providing another layer to the obstacles – but says there may be solutions -
'A year of balanced outcomes' - Brompton optimistic despite a £2 million loss and a drop in sales
Folding bike brand's CEO remains optimistic, branches into premium products and new markets -
'I'd like to try to do one as a leader' – Matteo Jorgenson reveals Grand Tour ambitions with Visma-Lease A Bike
'I would love to win a GC, but my main goal in the next year is to go back to winning a race and come across the finish line first somewhere'
