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Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
---|---|---|
1 | Damien Howson (SA) | 0:45:54.20 |
2 | Campbell Flakemore (Tas) | 0:00:40.30 |
3 | Adam Phelan (ACT) | 0:02:03.76 |
4 | Miles Scotson (SA) | 0:02:16.58 |
5 | Alex Clements (Tas) | 0:02:53.72 |
6 | Mitchell Mulhern (Qld) | 0:03:21.77 |
7 | Harry Carpenter (SA) | 0:03:35.36 |
8 | Kristian Juel (Qld) | 0:03:54.20 |
9 | Tyler Spurrell (Vic) | 0:03:55.41 |
10 | Alex Wohler (Qld) | 0:04:17.34 |
11 | Jay Dutton (NSW) | 0:04:29.80 |
12 | Jack Haig (Vic) | 0:04:45.48 |
13 | Bradley Linfield (WA) | 0:04:49.38 |
14 | Scott McPhee (SA) | 0:05:14.02 |
15 | Caleb Ewan (NSW) | 0:05:23.98 |
16 | Alexander Morgan (Vic) | 0:05:33.97 |
17 | Nicholas Yallouris (NSW) | 0:05:42.11 |
18 | Jacob Restall (Qld) | 0:06:00.51 |
19 | Luke Ockerby (Tas) | 0:06:08.17 |
20 | Timothy Cameron (ACT) | 0:06:27.32 |
21 | Jack Beckinsale (NSW) | 0:06:28.08 |
22 | Peter Loft (Tas) | 0:06:59.94 |
23 | Tirian McManus (NSW) | 0:07:22.37 |
24 | Jesse Kerrison (Qld) | 0:07:27.19 |
25 | Ivan Michelin-Beard (ACT) | 0:07:33.47 |
26 | Edward Bissaker (SA) | 0:07:40.85 |
27 | Aaron Donnelly (NSW) | 0:08:07.83 |
28 | Douglas Freeburn (Qld) | 0:09:01.22 |
29 | Taylor Charlton (Qld) | 0:11:03.20 |
30 | Chris Filiatrault (ACT) | 0:11:17.86 |
31 | Justin Vanstone (Qld) | 0:11:56.48 |
DNF | Trent Derecourt (WA) | Row 31 - Cell 2 |
DNS | Joshua Prete (Qld) | Row 32 - Cell 2 |
DNS | Michael Phelan (ACT) | Row 33 - Cell 2 |
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