Tour of Tasmania 2016: Stage 2 Results | Cyclingnews

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The riders out on stage 2 — The riders out on stage 2 (Image credit: Con Chronis)

Results

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#	Rider Name (Team)	Result
1	Chris Hamilton (Avanti Isowhey Sport)	2:25:49
2	Chris Harper (SwissWellness Cycling Team)	0:00:01
3	Anthony Giacoppo (Avanti Isowhey Sport)	0:00:08
4	Dylan Sunderland (State of Matter/MAAP)	Row 3 - Cell 2
5	Bernard Sulzberger (TIS Racing Team)	Row 4 - Cell 2
6	Robbie Hucker (Avanti Isowhey Sport)	Row 5 - Cell 2
7	Alex West (Mobius Future Racing)	Row 6 - Cell 2
8	Ben O'Connor (Avanti Isowhey Sport)	0:00:12
9	Patrick Shaw (Avanti Isowhey Sport)	0:00:17
10	Ben Dyball (Mobius Future Racing)	0:00:40

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General Classification after stage 2
#	Rider Name (Team)	Result
1	Chris Hamilton (Avanti Isowhey Sport)	5:24:08
2	Anthony Giacoppo (Avanti Isowhey Sport)	0:00:01
3	Alex West (Mobius Future Racing)	0:00:13
4	Chris Harper (SwissWellness Cycling Team)	0:00:15
5	Robbie Hucker (Avanti Isowhey Sport)	0:00:21
6	Dylan Sunderland (State of Matter/MAAP)	0:00:26
7	Bernard Sulzberger (TIS Racing Team)	0:00:27
8	Ben O'Connor (Avanti Isowhey Sport)	0:00:31
9	Ben Dyball (Mobius Future Racing)	0:01:04
10	Daniel Fitter (State of Matter/MAAP)	0:01:26

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