The final stage podium of Michael Schweizer (African Wildlife Safaris Cycling Team), Benjamin Hill (Charter Mason Giant Racing Team) and Brad Evans (Pat's Veg Cycling)(Image credit: Con Chronis / Cycling Australia)
Michael Schweizer (African Wildlife Safaris Cycling Team) wins the final stage(Image credit: Con Chronis / Cycling Australia)
The final overall podium of Dylan Sunderland (AMR Renault Racing Team), Brad Evans (Pat's Veg Cycling) and Benjamin Hill (Charter Mason Giant Racing Team)(Image credit: Con Chronis / Cycling Australia)
The peloton during the finsl stage of the Tour of Tasmania(Image credit: Con Chronis / Cycling Australia)
Brief Results
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#
Rider Name (Country) Team
Result
1
Michael Schweizer (African Wildlife Safaris Cycling Team)
1:00:17
2
Brad Evans (Pat's Veg Cycling)
Row 1 - Cell 2
3
Benjamin Hill (Charter Mason Giant Racing Team)
Row 2 - Cell 2
4
Anthony Giacoppo (Avanti Racing Team)
Row 3 - Cell 2
5
Tom Chapman (Swiss Wellness Cycling Team)
Row 4 - Cell 2
6
Wesley Sulzberger (Navitas Satalyst Racing Team)
Row 5 - Cell 2
7
Alex Nazarewicz (Mobius Future Racing)
Row 6 - Cell 2
8
Tom Robinson (Charter Mason Giant Racing Team)
Row 7 - Cell 2
9
Joshua Taylor (Charter Mason Giant Racing Team)
Row 8 - Cell 2
10
Joseph Cooper (Avanti Racing Team)
Row 9 - Cell 2
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Final general classification
#
Rider Name (Country) Team
Result
1
Brad Evans (Pat's Veg Cycling)
12:02:55
2
Benjamin Hill (Charter Mason Giant Racing Team)
0:00:06
3
Dylan Sunderland (AMR Renault Racing Team)
0:00:08
4
Lucas Hamilton (Jayco/John West/VIS)
0:00:15
5
Sam Crome (Charter Mason Giant Racing Team)
0:00:17
6
Sean Lake (African Wildlife Safaris Cycling Team)
0:00:18
7
Daniel Fitter (Charter Mason Giant Racing Team)
0:00:21
8
Jason Lea (Swiftcarbon PhysioHealth Cycling Team)
0:00:22
9
Nick Miller (Team Scody Downunder)
0:00:24
10
Wesley Sulzberger (Navitas Satalyst Racing Team)
0:00:25
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