Haas involved in crash, but continues in race lead
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How good is this guy? Tour Director John Craven is happy with Nathan Haas's performance so far not to mention teammate Steele Von Hoff (centre). (Image credit: Shane Goss)
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Nathan Haas (Genesys Wealth Advisers) remains in the tour lead after five stages. (Image credit: Shane Goss)
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Steele Von Hoff (Genesys Wealth Advisers) takes out stage five of the tour in Moe. (Image credit: Shane Goss/licoricegallery.com)
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Search2Retain's Charles Howlett was a favourite among fans in Moe after stage five. (Image credit: Shane Goss)
Nice piece of warming-up symmetry by the boys at John West Cycling. (Image credit: Shane Goss)
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Tour leader Nathan Haas (Genesys Wealth Advisers) leads Chris Jongewaard (Jayco/2XU) around the streets of Moe on stage five. (Image credit: Shane Goss)
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James McCoy (Pure Black Racing) from New Zealand corners around the course in Moe. (Image credit: Shane Goss)
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Nathan Haas leads Genesys Wealth Advisers teammate Nic Sanderson into a corner. (Image credit: Shane Goss)
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Peter Loft (Pure Tasmania & Deloitte) in action during stage five. Loft's brother Andrew is a former winner of the Launceston Wheelrace. (Image credit: Shane Goss)
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The peloton head around the streets of Moe during stage five of the tour. (Image credit: Shane Goss)
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A member of the John West Cycling team in action during day three of the tour. (Image credit: Shane Goss)
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The peloton corner out of the home straight in Moe. (Image credit: Shane Goss)
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The peloton in action on the 1.5 kilometre street circuit in Moe. (Image credit: Shane Goss)
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The charge to the line and it's Genesys Wealth Adviser's Steele Van Hoff (far right) with the upper hand. (Image credit: Shane Goss)
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Steele Von Hoff (Genesys Wealth Advisers) takes out stage five of the tour in Moe. (Image credit: Shane Goss)
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The stage five podium (l-r): Philip Grenfell (2nd,Bikebug.com), Steele Von Hoff (1st,Genesys Wealth Advisers), and Luke Davison (3rd,Jayco/2XU). (Image credit: Shane Goss)
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Patrick Shaw (Genesys Wealth Advisers) is the SP AusNet Sprint Points leader after five stages. (Image credit: Shane Goss)
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'Man of' Steele Van Hoff (Genesys Wealth Advisers) is the current leader of the Credit Collect Criterium Championship. (Image credit: Shane Goss)
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James McCoy (Pure Black Racing) was awarded the Crossco Most Aggressive rider (Image credit: Shane Goss)
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The peloton head around the streets of Moe during stage five of the tour. (Image credit: Shane Goss/licoricegallery.com)
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The stage five podium (l-r): Philip Grenfell (2nd,Bikebug.com), Steele Von Hoff (1st,Genesys Wealth Advisers), and Luke Davison (3rd,Jayco/2XU). (Image credit: Shane Goss/licoricegallery.com)
Genesys' Gippsland domination continued on day three, with criterium ace Steele Von Hoff picking up his third victory of the race. Von Hoff won a tight sprint over stage two winner Philip Grenfell (Bikebug.com) and Luke Davison (Jayco-2XU).
The team took out a number of the intermediate sprints before assembling at the front with their trademark 'orange train' to lead Von Hoff to another sprint victory.
A scare midway through the race saw overall leader Nathan Haas (Genesys Wealth Advisers) go down in a crash. After a lap out, the 22 year old continued and appeared to be uninjured.
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