Morgan blitzes Bright's time trial
By Cycling News
Boal, Shepherd next best
Image 1 of 3A Grade Men's winner, Alex Morgan (Image credit: Jarrod Partridge - jxpphotography.com)
Image 2 of 3Drapac's Adam Phelan (Image credit: Jarrod Partridge - jxpphotography.com)
Image 3 of 3Alex Morgan enroute to his win (Image credit: Jarrod Partridge - jxpphotography.com)
Stage 2 Results
# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
---|---|---|
1 | Alexander Morgan (Blackburn Cycling Club Inc) | 0:20:39.25 |
2 | James Boal (Wangaratta Cycling Club Inc) | 0:00:22.75 |
3 | Eric Shepherd (Carnegie Caulfield CC) | 0:00:26.88 |
4 | Adam Phelan (Canberra Cycling Club) | 0:00:28.39 |
5 | Jacob Kauffmann (Manly Warringah CC) | 0:00:31.43 |
6 | Ben Dyball (Caravello CC) | 0:00:38.61 |
7 | Nick Bensley (St Kilda Cycling Club Inc) | 0:00:42.88 |
8 | Darren Lapthorne (Coburg Cycling Club Inc) | 0:00:43.86 |
9 | Benjamin Johnson (Footscray Cycling Club Inc) | 0:00:48.63 |
10 | Mitchell Cooper (Brunswick Cycling Club Inc) | 0:01:01.13 |
11 | Jason Spencer (Blackburn Cycling Club Inc) | 0:01:08.51 |
12 | William Lind (Canberra Cycling Club) | 0:01:13.15 |
13 | Paul Van Der Ploeg (Team Mount Beauty) | 0:01:14.82 |
14 | Trent Morey (Carnegie Caulfield CC) | 0:01:16.27 |
15 | Adam Semple (Melville Fremantle CC) | 0:01:16.32 |
16 | Jarrod Hughes (ADF Cycling) | 0:01:23.68 |
17 | Brenton Jones (Warragul Cycling Club) | 0:01:25.23 |
18 | Mark Guirguis (St Kilda Cycling Club Inc) | 0:01:30.05 |
19 | Luke Fetch (Mornington Cycling Club) | 0:01:30.51 |
20 | Stuart Smith (Leongatha) | 0:01:32.90 |
21 | Jay Bourke (Ballarat/Sebastopol C C) | 0:01:33.99 |
22 | Liam Dove (Blackburn Cycling Club Inc) | 0:01:39.84 |
23 | Cal Britten (Alpine Cycling Club) | 0:01:48.34 |
24 | Samuel Layzell (Kooragang Open CC) | 0:01:54.34 |
25 | Brendan Johnston (Eurobodalla Cyclists Club Inc.) | 0:01:57.27 |
26 | John Kent (Alpine Cycling Club) | 0:02:02.59 |
27 | Jack Haig (Bendigo & District CC) | 0:02:10.03 |
28 | Jack Cummings (Carnegie Caulfield CC) | 0:02:21.20 |
29 | Dean Sanfilippo (Brunswick Cycling Club Inc) | 0:02:25.54 |
30 | Matthew Clark (Wangaratta Cycling Club Inc) | 0:02:28.83 |
31 | Floris Goesinnen (International- NED) | 0:02:30.12 |
32 | Lachlan Norris (MTBA) | 0:02:31.52 |
33 | Stephen Bomball (Vikings Cycling Club ACT) | 0:02:37.90 |
34 | Luke Meers (Illawarra CC) | 0:02:49.73 |
35 | Thomas Donald (St Kilda Cycling Club Inc) | 0:02:49.78 |
36 | William Raisin-Shaw (St Kilda Cycling Club Inc) | 0:02:57.24 |
37 | Rowan Dever (International- GBR) | 0:03:21.27 |
38 | Saxon Irvine (Northern Rivers Cycling Club) | 0:03:22.05 |
39 | Jake Klajnblat (Carnegie Caulfield CC) | 0:03:25.85 |
40 | Peter Smith (Carnegie Caulfield CC) | 0:03:31.96 |
41 | Adrian Jackson (Dirt Riders) | 0:03:40.14 |
42 | Malcolm Rudolph (Fraser Coast Cycling Inc.) | 0:03:42.14 |
43 | Ben Hilleard (Mornington Cycling Club) | 0:03:42.51 |
44 | Peter English (St Kilda Cycling Club Inc) | 0:03:55.66 |
45 | Daniel Mcconnell (Bairnsdale & Riviera C C) | 0:03:58.09 |
46 | Peter Thompson (Ipswich C C) | 0:04:11.58 |
47 | Stuart Shaw (Canberra Cycling Club) | 0:04:49.83 |
48 | Brodie Talbot (Macarthur Collegians CC) | 0:04:50.94 |
49 | Ashley Baines (Wangaratta CC) | 0:04:51.48 |
50 | Rhys Pollock (Albury-Wodonga CC) | 0:06:06.84 |
51 | Michael Knoff (Carnegie Caulfield CC) | 0:06:07.30 |
52 | Patrick Drapac (Brunswick Cycling Club Inc) | 0:06:19.58 |
53 | Amir Rusli (International- MAS) | 0:06:34.00 |
54 | Andrew Christie (Blackburn Cycling Club Inc) | 0:07:38.55 |
55 | Munro Boydell (Carnegie Caulfield CC) | 0:08:00.31 |
56 | Scott Liston (Dirt Riders) | 0:08:28.63 |
57 | Clement Boydell (Carnegie Caulfield CC) | 0:08:29.46 |
58 | Lewis Rattray (MTBA) | 0:11:41.23 |
59 | Neil Van Der Ploeg (Team Mount Beauty) | 0:12:34.72 |
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