Powernet Tour of Southland 2010 stages
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Stage 2 - No bluffing as Yates prevails | Invercargill - Bluff2010-11-01 81.6km
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Stage 3 - Cooper claims solo stage victory | Invercargill - Gore2010-11-02 165km
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Stage 5 - Northey wins sprint as field splits | Tuatapere - Winton2010-11-03 101.7km
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Stage 6 - Yates distances rivals with stage victory | Lumsden - Crown Range2010-11-04 133.9km
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Stage 7 - Roulston claims stage win as lead changes hands | Winton - Te Anau2010-11-05 163.6km
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Stage 9 - Roulston takes Southland Tour | Winton - Invercargill2010-11-06 64.4km
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