Melbourne to Warrnambool past winners
Champions 1895-2016
Melbourne to Warrnambool past winners
# |
Rider Name (Country) Team |
Result |
|---|---|---|
2016 |
Nathan Elliot (Aus) |
6:38:55 |
2015 |
Scott Sunderland (Aus) Team Budget Forklifts |
7:27:29 |
2014 |
Oliver Kent-Spark (Aus) Search2Retain |
7:00:21 |
2013 |
Sam Horgan (Aus) Team Budget Forklifts |
6:32:12 |
2012 |
Floris Goesinnen (Ned) Drapac Professional Cycling |
7:00:23 |
2011 |
Joel Pearson (Aus) Genesys Wealth Advisers |
7:24:14 |
2010 |
Rhys Pollock (Aus) Drapac Professional Cycling |
7:49:40 |
2009 |
Joel Pearson (Aus) Savings And Loans |
6:28:25 |
2008 |
Zak Dempster (Aus) VIS / Jayco - Toyota United |
7:18:15 |
2007 |
Tim Decker (Aus) Decked Out Coaching |
7:15:15 |
2006 |
Robert McLachlan (Aus) Drapac Porsche |
7:54:15 |
2005 |
Jonas Ljungblad (Swe) Amore e Vita |
7:29:21 |
2004 |
William Walker (Aus) VIS / Jayco / Brunswick CC |
7:59:22 |
2003 |
Simon Gerrans (Vic) Team Ringerike / Carnegie Caulfield CC |
6:47:38 |
2002 |
Jamie Drew (Vic) iTeamnova.com |
6:09:57 |
2001 |
David McKenzie (Vic) |
7:01:55 |
2000 |
Hilton Clarke (Vic) Carnegie |
7:34:36 |
1999 |
Jamie Drew (Vic) |
6:42:51 |
1998 |
Bart Heirweg (Bel) |
7:20:56 |
1997 |
Daniel Schnider (Sui) |
6:17:54 |
1996 |
Chris White (Vic) |
6:44:16 |
1995 |
B McAuliffe |
5:39:27 |
1994 |
Gavin Parsonage (WA) |
7:20:04 |
1993 |
Dean Woods (Vic) |
7:36:08 |
1992 |
Peter Besanko (Vic) |
7:01:28 |
1991 |
Andrew Stirling |
7:15:45 |
1990 |
Robert Jordan |
5:12:26 |
1989 |
Peter Besanko (Vic) |
6:49:19 |
1988 |
Barry Burns |
7:18:29 |
1987 |
Paul Rugari |
6:32:50 |
1986 |
Michael Lynch (Vic) |
6:36:56 |
1985 |
Brad Leach |
6:01:20 |
1984 |
Peter Besanko (Vic) |
6:36:43 |
1983 |
Andrew Lindsey |
6:00:25 |
1982 |
David Allan |
6:32:31 |
1981 |
Peter Cox |
6:16:54 |
1980 |
J Hine |
5:37:10 |
1979 |
David Allan |
7:06:48 |
1978 |
Dennis Shaw |
6:46:24 |
1977 |
Ian Grindlay |
5:53:03 |
1976 |
David Allan |
6:38:31 |
1975 |
Mario Giramondo |
7:24:24 |
1974 |
John Bylsma (Qld) |
7:27:54 |
1973 |
Bruce Clarke |
6:27:27 |
1972 |
L Sedley |
7:11:18 |
1971 |
Bruce Clarke |
8:36:20 |
1970 |
Mario Giramondo |
6:03:25 |
1969 |
B Farmer |
6:25:16 |
1968 |
Rodney Crowe (NSW) |
6:12:33 |
1967 |
Graeme Gilmore (Tas) |
7:14:07 |
1966 |
L Wearne |
7:20:15 |
1965 |
Bill Dove |
7:11:06 |
1964 |
P Fry |
6:07:34 |
1963 |
J Binding |
6:09:33 |
1962 |
Wally O’Brien |
7:11:31 |
1961 |
T Robson |
6:43:02 |
1960 |
Jack Sommer |
8:32:47 |
1959 |
G Daws |
7:30:15 |
1958 |
Wally O’Brien |
5:49:35 |
1957 |
Stan Bonney |
6:06:12 |
1956 |
R Davis (WA) |
5:47:05 |
1955 |
Eddie Smith (SA) |
6:04:55 |
1954 |
Billy Guyatt |
8:11:58 |
1953 |
Murray French |
6:08:58 |
1952 |
Vin Beasley |
7:27:08 |
1951 |
Arthur Julius |
6:27:03 |
1950 |
Max Rowley |
7:53:28 |
1949 |
Stan Bonney |
6:12:10 |
1948 |
Allan Saunders (Vic) |
7:09:10 |
1947 |
Arnie Edwards (SA) |
6:57:43 |
1939 |
Dean Toseland (SA) |
8:18:06 |
1938 |
T Rogers (Qld) |
6:44:53 |
1937 |
T Brooks (Tas) |
7:19:09 |
1936 |
Jim McEvoy (SA) |
6:44:50 |
1935 |
T Reynolds (SA) |
6:24:36 |
1933 |
L Willoughby |
6:27:56 |
1932 |
RJ Reynolds |
6:21:18 |
1931 |
GE Lessing |
6:31:28 |
1930 |
JP Egan |
8:20:10 |
1929 |
H Marshall (WA) |
8:07:10 |
1926 |
Les Einsiedel |
7:36:10 |
1925 |
EE Williamson |
7:25:01 |
1924 |
WF King |
7:15:37 |
1923 |
P Wells |
7:51:41 |
1922 |
P Hill (NZl) |
8:59:08 |
1911 |
J Tebbs |
8:08:44 |
1910 |
Charles Piercey (Vic) |
9:30:46 |
1909 |
W Knaggs |
7:12:51 |
1908 |
JT Donohue (NSW) |
7:46:27 |
1907 |
MB Dobie |
7:40:10 |
1906 |
DD Riley |
8:53:52 |
1905 |
William Hawley (Vic) |
7:52:26 |
1904 |
J Wright |
7:48:07 |
1903 |
Jack Arnst (NZl) |
7:43:00 |
1902 |
M Chappell |
8:46:23 |
1901 |
A Nioa |
9:00:30 |
1898 |
W Collins |
9:08:45 |
1897 |
WC Jackson (Vic) |
9:51:09 |
1896 |
Jim Carpenter (Vic) |
8:40:05 |
1895 |
Andrew Calder (NZl) |
10:52:00 |
1895 |
W Nicol |
12:53:00 |
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