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| 1 | Travis Meyer (Cyclemania) |
| 2 | Adam Semple (Plan B) |
| 3 | Graeme Brown (Atomic Brooks) |
| 4 | Cameron Meyer (Cyclemania) |
| 5 | Daniel Braunstein (Budget Forklifts) |
| 6 | Anthony Giacoppo (Plan B) |
| 7 | Logan Hutchins (Bikesure) |
| 8 | Hilton McMurdo (Black Dog Racing) |
| 9 | Brad Hall (Plan B) |
| 10 | Blair Windsor (Budget Forklifts) |
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| 1 | Graeme Brown (Atomic Brooks) |
| 2 | Cameron Meyer (Cyclemania) |
| 3 | Travis Meyer (Cyclemania) |
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| 1 | Fenton Moran (Atomic Brooks) |
| 2 | Jon Greig (Atomic Brooks) |
| 3 | Sam Smith (Atomic Brooks) |
| 4 | Matt Storer (Black Dog Racing) |
| 5 | Chris Jones (Cyclesbespoke) |
| 6 | Peter Griffin (Garda Bike Hotel/Eddy Hollands Bike Services) |
| 7 | Matt Irvine (Black Dog Racing) Brett Schnitzerling (Artbitrage) |
| 8 | Marty Depiazzi (Garda Bike Hotel/Eddy Hollands Bike Services) |
| 9 | Chris Glasby (Garda Bike Hotel/Eddy Hollands Bike Services) |
| 10 | Matthew Blackwell (Glen Parker Cycles) |
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| 1 | Julian Lowes (ECU Cycling) |
| 2 | Greig Watson (ECU Cycling) |
| 3 | Jayson Puls (Cranked/Riders Choice) |
| 4 | Justin Lang (Wembley Cycles) |
| 5 | Raf Baugh (Broad) |
| 6 | Mike Kent (Wembley Cycles) |
| 7 | Adam Fielding (Arbitrage) |
| 8 | Ross Pedlow (Wembley Cycles) |
| 9 | Phil Towns (Cranked/Riders Choice) |
| 10 | Peter Taplin (ECU Cycling) |
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