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)
Nathan Haas (Genesys Wealth Advisers) remains in the tour lead after five stages.(Image credit: Shane Goss)
Steele Von Hoff (Genesys Wealth Advisers) takes out stage five of the tour in Moe.(Image credit: Shane Goss/licoricegallery.com)
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)
Tour leader Nathan Haas (Genesys Wealth Advisers) leads Chris Jongewaard (Jayco/2XU) around the streets of Moe on stage five.(Image credit: Shane Goss)
James McCoy (Pure Black Racing) from New Zealand corners around the course in Moe.(Image credit: Shane Goss)
Nathan Haas leads Genesys Wealth Advisers teammate Nic Sanderson into a corner.(Image credit: Shane Goss)
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)
The peloton head around the streets of Moe during stage five of the tour.(Image credit: Shane Goss)
A member of the John West Cycling team in action during day three of the tour.(Image credit: Shane Goss)
The peloton corner out of the home straight in Moe.(Image credit: Shane Goss)
The peloton in action on the 1.5 kilometre street circuit in Moe.(Image credit: Shane Goss)
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)
Steele Von Hoff (Genesys Wealth Advisers) takes out stage five of the tour in Moe.(Image credit: Shane Goss)
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)
Patrick Shaw (Genesys Wealth Advisers) is the SP AusNet Sprint Points leader after five stages.(Image credit: Shane Goss)
'Man of' Steele Van Hoff (Genesys Wealth Advisers) is the current leader of the Credit Collect Criterium Championship.(Image credit: Shane Goss)
James McCoy (Pure Black Racing) was awarded the Crossco Most Aggressive rider(Image credit: Shane Goss)
The peloton head around the streets of Moe during stage five of the tour.(Image credit: Shane Goss/licoricegallery.com)
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.
In Luke Tuckwell's latest column for Cyclingnews, he recalls his memorable week in France, and how he went from tears in training to his first yellow jersey
