11 TH MAY 2019 AUSTRALIA'S TOUGHEST ONE-DAY CLASSIC - Grafton to Inverell Cycle Classic
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11 TH MAY 2019
AUSTRALIA’S TOUGHEST
ONE-DAY CLASSIC
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2019 GRAFTON TO INVERELL CLASSIC
David Reid Homes JAKROO Clarence Valley 2019 (59TH)
GRAFTON TO INVERELL CYCLE CLASSIC
Promoted by Inverell Cycle Club. The Race is conducted
Fencing North West Sundays Coffee Co Simply Print Anything
under the patronage of: Cycling Australia & Cycling NSW.
CA Chairman: Mr Duncan Murray Race Vehicles: Vehicles supplied by:
CA General Manager - Sport: Mr Kipp Kaufmann Grafton Suzuki
Volunteers, and Sponsors.
CNSW President: Mr Peter Beaumont
Sag Wagon Supplied by
Inverell RSM Boss Built Macintyre Hot Bread CNSW CEO: Mr Graham Seers Inverell Coaches.
Race Director: Mr Chris Thompson Registration & Sign-On: Toast Espresso Grafton
Event Managers: Mr Chris Thompson Dinner Presentation: Inverell RSM Club
Mr Dan Wilks Evans St, Inverell
Mr Peter Baz
Event Broadcaster: Sta FM 91.9
Assisting Committee: Mr Peter Sunderland
Event Filming: Award Winning Media
Mr Andrew English
Regional Australia Bank Inverell Shire Council Clarence Valley Council for Cycling Australia
Mr Andrew Blake
Event Photographer: Veloshotz Sports
Mr Michael Jorgensen
Photography
Chief Commissaire: Mr Peter Tomlinson
Chief Judge: Mr Phil Holder The Committee of the 2019 David Reid Homes
Grafton to Inverell would like to extend our thanks
Commentators: Mr Greg Kachel
to all the volunteers for their effort in staging this
Mr Peter Sunderland prestigious event.
núcleo Inverell Shire Council & Clarence Valley Council/Tourism Mr Paul O’Connor
Jorgensen Building NSW Handicappers: Ms Robyn Sprouster
Mr Michael Marshall
Time Keeper: Cycling NSW
Traffic Control: NSW Police Department
Roads & Maritime Service
Clarence Valley Council
Inverell Shire
Workforce Road Services
SUPPORT VEHICLES
PLEASE NOTE
PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF TRAFFIC
CHANGES TO THE GWYDIR
HIGHWAY TODAY.
- Please read your race conditions carefully
- Handlers & Cyclists are to be aware of their
responsibilities
- CYCLISTS to follow GREEN Directional Arrows
- HANDLERS to follow PINK Directional Arrows
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2019 GRAFTON TO INVERELL CLASSIC
MESSAGE OF THANKS...
To all competitors, handlers, officials and supporters
Welcome to the 59th edition of the David Reid Homes the National Road Series Facebook page and we have
Grafton to Inverell Cycle Classic. We are excited to host live radio coverage of all the divisions through our event
more than 350 cyclists in what’s been labelled the partner, Sta FM 91.9, who also stream live on their website.
‘Toughest One Day Classic’ in Australia. This prestigious Stay connected with Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for
event is again a key race on the men’s Cycling Australia an interactive account of the 2019 Classic.
National Road Series calendar for 2019. It’s impossible to hold such an event without the continued
We are very pleased to once again have David Reid support from our mass of volunteers and officials. Their
Homes as the naming rights partner for the 2019 Grafton dedication and help is what makes this event happen.
to Inverell. They have shown fantastic support towards We also thank all our sponsors including the Clarence
the event and have enabled us to continue to develop Valley and Inverell Shire Councils, as well as NSW Police,
the event into a major cycling tourism opportunity for the the Office of Sport and the Department of Roads and
region. It is rare to have a cycling race with the terrain and Maritime Services for their backing of our event. The event
distance that rivals a European Classic in this country, and also could not happen without the support of Cycling NSW
we hope it will continue to grow in appeal to the cycling and Cycling Australia. The event will again finish in Vivian
masses. St in Inverell where riders will be greeted by a carnival
The David Reid Homes Grafton to Inverell Cycle Classic atmosphere in the park. The Jack Griffin Memorial Shield
has attracted the best Australian teams with the cream will again be presented to the race winner and the Ian
of Australia’s elite domestic male cyclists as they battle it ‘Blue’ Manton Encouragement Award will be presented to
out to become the National Road Series champion. We are the Northern NSW rider whose effort best epitomises the
also very excited by the growth of the Regional Australia qualities displayed by ‘Blue’ in his 24 Grafton to Inverell’s
Bank Grafton to Inverell des Femmes that has attracted The Presentation and Awards Dinner at the Inverell
a very strong field of female riders in 2019. The event RSM Club remains an integral part of our event, and we
has extended the opportunities for all road cyclists over welcome all participants and their families to come along
recent years and it is great to see the increasing numbers for a great night.
across all the categories. The Men’s divisional races are
always exciting to follow, and it is fantastic to see the We hope it is a rewarding experience for everyone involved
‘Challenge’ riders take on the opportunity to conquer one and best of luck to all competitors.
of the toughest courses in the country. Special thanks to
our ‘JAKROO Grafton to Inverell Pacer’s’ who will be riding We hope you enjoy the event!
the event to provide encouragement and support to those
rider’s aiming to beat the 9hr 30 min cut-off time. 2019 David Reid Homes Grafton to Inverell Cycle Classic
We believe that the Grafton to Inverell will be a great event Committee on behalf of the Inverell Cycle Club
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DIVISION 1 COMPETITORS - 2019 GRAFTON TO INVERELL CLASSIC DIVISON 1
David Reid Homes Division 1 National Road Series Competitiors
InForm TM Insight MAKE Team Nero Bianchi Pro Racing Sunshine Coast St.George Continental DAVID REID HOMES DIVISION 1
1 Nathan ELLIOTT 41 Sam BASCOMBE 81 Amarni DRAKE cycling team PRIZE MONEY
2 Jarrad DRIZNERS 42 Jesse COYLE 82 Zack GILMORE 121 Sebastian BERWICK 1st $2500
3 Rudy PORTER 43 Sam HILL 83 Taj JONES 122 Timothy CAMERON 2nd $1000
4 Mark O’BRIEN 44 Christopher MILLER 84 Ashley MACKAY 123 Ryan CAVANAGH 3rd $750
5 Luke PLAPP 45 Bentley NIQUET-OLDEN 85 Jonathon NOBLE 124 Jay DUTTON
4th $500
6 Carter TURNBULL 46 Leigh PHILLIPS 86 Michael POTTER 125 Connor REARDON
7 Raphael FREIENSTEIN 47 Jay VINE 87 Matthew RICE 5th $400
6th $300
7th $250
8th $200
INVERELL SHIRE COUNCIL
TEAMS CLASSIFICATION
Team 1st $1000
Team BridgeLane Oliver’s Real Food Racing Phoenix Cycling Collective INDIVIDUAL RIDERS Team 2nd $750
11 Alastair CHRISTIE-JOHNSTON 51 Benjamin ANDREWS 91 William BARKER 131 Jack AITKEN Team 3rd $500
12 Joe COOPER 52 Brendon DAVIDS 92 Nathan BOOTH
13 Benjamin METCALFE 53 Jesse FEATONBY 93 Kelsey BOREHAM 132 Matthew BICKEL
JAKROO DIVISION 1
14 Dylan SUNDERLAND 54 William HODGES 94 Adam NELSON 133 Youngkyu CHANG
KING/QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAIN
15 Ayden TOOVEY 55 Angus LYONS 95 Toby STEWART 134 Rylee FIELD
16 Tristan WARD 56 Conor MURTAGH Cattle Creek — 25km
17 Nicholas WHITE 57 Callum PEARCE 135 Carne GROUBE Gibraltar Range Summit — 87km
136 Sutton HENNING Waterloo Range Summit — 175km
137 Troy HERFOSS Wire Gully Climb — 208km
138 Declan IRVINE KOM — $500
139 Patrick KENNEDY CLARENCE VALLEY DIVISION 1
140 Tom LYNCH SPRINT KING\
141 Dan MCGUIGAN
Drapac Cannondale Holistic Butterfields - Appselec p/b RAULAND Development Team Mann River Caravan Park — 47km
Development Team Van D’am Racing 101 Tom CHESTER 142 Peter MILOSTIC
Glen Innes — 160km
21 Thomas BOLTON 61 Iven BENNETT 102 Marcus CULEY 143 Patrick SACCANI-WILLIAMS
22 Zachary JOHNSON 62 Rylan DOWDELL 103 Shaun FALZARANO Mindora Property — 192km
144 Josh SUTTON SPRINT KING — $300
23 Thomas KAESLER 63 Ethan EGGLESTONE 104 Wesley HO
24 Liam MAGENNIS 64 David RANDALL 105 Gene RICHARDS 145 Willem VAN WYK
25 Oliver MARTIN 65 Daniel SIWEK 106 Myles STEWART 146 Peter WAKEFIELD NÚCLEO
26 Ryan THOMAS 66 Jason THOMASON BEST YOUNG RIDER
27 Liam WHITE Highest placed finisher — $250
GPM Stulz Futuro-Maxxis Pro Cycling Team JAKROO Racing Aust
31 Riley FLEMING 71 Carter BETTLES 111 Hasani HENNIS
32 Thomas GREEN 72 Nicholas MILLER 112 Brent REES
33 Aden REYNOLDS 73 Dylan NEWBERRY 113 Kane RICHARDS
34 Cameron ROBERTS 74 Rhys ROBOTHAM 114 Zambezi RICHARDSON
35 Julian THOMSON 75 Lachlan SINCLAIR
36 Aaron WATTS 76 Bailey WALTERS
37 Edward WHITE 77 Christopher WILLIAMS
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DIVISION 2 COMPETITORS - 2019 GRAFTON TO INVERELL CLASSIC DIVISON 2
Fencing North West Division 2 Competitors
NO: Name CLUB GRADE NO: Name CLUB GRADE
Altitude & Taylor Cycles Racing 45 Adam ROBINSON Hamilton Wheelers CC A FENCING NORTH WEST —
1 Adrian ELLUL University of Queensland CC A 46 Graeme ROSE Sunshine Coast CC A DIVISION 2 PRIZE MONEY
2 William GEORGESON University of Queensland CC A 47 Jonathan SKINNER Manning Valley CC A 1st $500
3 Kyle GODSON University of Queensland CC A 48 Zak SUNDERLAND Inverell CC A 2nd $350
4 Benjamin PEGARD Brisbane CC A 49 Riley TAYLOR Sunshine Coast CC A 3rd $300
50 Jason THOMAS Northern Sydney CC A
Charlie Cools Coffee Racing 4th $250
51 Damien VESELY Brisbane CC A
5 James BOWES Hamilton Wheelers CC A 5th $200
52 Trent WEST Darling Downs CC A
6 Jayden DINMORE University of Queensland CC B 6th $150
53 Lachlan BARKER Kangaroo Point CC B
7 Shannon DOWNEY Sunshine Coast CC B 7th $125
54 Edwin BRITTS Dulwich Hill BC B
8 Jonothan OUTHWAITE Brisbane CC B
55 James CAMPBELL Harlequin B 8th $100
Futuro Pro Cycling 56 Phillip CHAPMAN Northern Sydney CC B
9 Brendon BRAUER Mackay CC A 57 Aaron COGHLAN Nowra Velo Club B SUNDAYS COFFEE CO —
10 Steven NEWCOMB Lifecycle CC A 58 Alex DURRANT-WHYTE Sydney Uni Velo Club B DIVISION 2 KING/QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAIN
11 Jonathan SALHANI Brisbane CC A 59 Thomas FISK Sydney Uni Velo Club B Cattle Creek — 25km
60 Nathan FITZAKERLEY Sunshine Coast CC B Gibraltar Range — 87km
Dedicated to Fitness (D2f Racing)
61 Robert GARDNER Bundaberg CC B Waterloo Range — 175km
12 Stephen DUNSTALL Bathurst CC B
62 James GILMORE Marconi CC B
13 Dennis MARTIN Bathurst CC B Wire Gully — 208km
63 Shaun GINSBOURG Hawthorn CC B
14 Ryan O’DONNELL Bathurst CC B KOM — $150
64 Matt GREGORY Manning Valley CC B
15 Jeremy RYAN Bathurst CC B
65 Paul HACKETT Brisbane CC B
QUT Cycling Team 66 Matt HAZARD Parklife CC B SIMPLY PRINT ANYTHING —
16 Matthew KOLESARIC Balmoral CC B 67 Jonathan HOBSON Kangaroo Point CC B DIVISION 2 SPRINT KING/QUEEN
17 Sam LUTON Brisbane CC B 68 Tai HUYNH Northern Sydney CC B Mann River Caravan Park — 47km
18 Sebastian VEJBY Brisbane CC B 69 Levi JOHNS Nowra Velo Club B Glen Innes — 160km
70 Ben JOHNSTON Manly Warringah CC B Mindora Property — 195km
NO: Name CLUB GRADE 71 Declan JONES Bicisport B SPRINT KING — $100
Individuals 72 Cameron JUDSON Harlequin B
19 Fraser ASHFORD Tamworth CC A 74 Paul LAIDMAN ATTA B JORGENSEN BUILDERS —
20 Christopher BALL Manly Warringah CC A 75 Chris LING Dulwich Hill BC B
MOST ATTACKING RIDER
21 Shaun BAXTER Grafton CC A 76 Soul LOVE University of Queensland CC B
Most Attacking Rider — $100
22 Liam BERTUZ ZI Murwillumbah CC A 77 Owen MACPHILLAMY Sunshine Coast CC B
78 Nicholas MAGUIRE Port Macquarie CC B
Judged by Race Commissaires
23 Daniel BRICKELL Sutherland Shire CC A
24 Jayden BURGESS Brisbane CC A 79 Mark MCINNES St George CC B
25 Jason CHURCHWARD Hamilton Wheelers CC A 80 Rowan MCMURRAY Vikings CC B FIRST DIVISION 2B RIDER
26 Tim CURRY Sydney Uni Velo Club A 81 Alwyn MILLER Inverell CC B Highest Place Finisher — $250
27 Andrew DAVIES University of Queensland CC A 82 Procter MORRIS Penrith CC B
28 Callum DOLBY Inverell CC A 83 David MUNDAY Armidale CC B DIVISION 2 TEAM CLASSIFICATION
29 Matthew EATON Sunshine Coast CC A 84 Paul NIXON Port Macquarie CC B Winning Team – Award Plaque
30 Paul EBERLE Penrith CC A 85 Peter O’CONNOR Eastern Suburbs CC B
31 Andrew FINLAYSON North Western Sydney CC A 86 Dallas PARKER Grafton CC B
DIVISION 2B RIDER’S
32 Daniel FORSYTHE Penrith CC A 87 Edward PARKER Lidcombe Auburn CC B
1st $250
33 Nicholas GODDARD Newcastle CC A 88 Angus PEARSON Northern Sydney CC B
2nd $150
34 Graham GRANT Brisbane CC A 89 Jye REARDON Grafton CC B
90 Francis RIGBY Balmoral CC B 3rd $100
35 Clinton HAYWARD Darling Downs CC A
36 Michael HUMPHRIES Manly Warringah CC A 91 Gary RUBIE St George CC B
37 Ian JOHNSTON Hamilton Wheelers CC A 92 Nicholas SAVAGE North Western Sydney CC B
38 Liam KELLY Eastern Suburbs CC A 93 James SCHNEIDER Central Coast CC B
39 Adrian LAND Fraser Coast CC A 94 Andrew SCHOTTE Eastern Suburbs CC B
40 Mark LASPINA Gold Coast CC A 95 Brock STANDFIELD Grafton CC B
41 Timothy NELSON University of Queensland CC A 96 Daniel SULLIVAN Hunter District CC B
42 James NITIS University of Queensland CC A 97 Matthew SUNDE Murwillumbah CC B
43 Morne OBERHOLZER Wynnum Redlands CC A 98 Cameron TAYLOR Port Macquarie CC B
44 Michael O’DONOGHUE University of Queensland CC A 99 Julian TOWNSEND Rapha CC Sydney B
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100 Justin SLADE Parklife CC B
DIVISION 3 COMPETITORS - 2019 GRAFTON TO INVERELL CLASSIC DIVISON 3
Inverell RSM Division 3 Competitors
NO: Name CLUB GRADE NO: Name CLUB GRADE
BNE CC Race Team 48 Codie MILLER Inverell CC A INVERELL RSM DIVISION 3 PRIZE MONEY
1 Paul CAMPBELL Brisbane CC A 49 Troy NETREBA Sunshine Coast CC A 1st $350
2 Giuseppe Brisbane CC A 50 Rodrigo NOTARO DE FARIA Dulwich Hill BC A 2nd $250
FERRETTI DE LUCA 51 Peter OXLEE QUT CC A 3rd $200
3 Shayne HOHN Brisbane CC A 52 David PALMER Newcastle CC A
4th $150
4 David NEAGLE Brisbane CC A 53 James PARKER Gold Coast CC A
5th $100
Peloton Events Harlequin 54 Mick PATTON Sunshine Coast CC A
55 Clem PISCITELLI Hamilton Wheelers CC A
6th $90
5 Stephen BORG North Western Sydney CC A
56 Tony PRATT Logan CC A 7th $75
6 Ross BOWLES Harlequin A
57 Richard QUINLAN Peel District CC A 8th $50
7 Andrew BRAY Harlequin A
8 Jon LEIGHTON Harlequin A 58 Matthew SADLEIR Tamworth CC A
59 Garrett SALTER Grafton CC A BOSSBUILT DIVISION 3 KING/QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAIN
Silver Sovereigns 60 Ben SMITH Grafton CC A Cattle Creek — 25km
9 Peter HARRIS Armidale CC A 61 Toby SMITHSON Gold Coast CC A Gibraltar Range — 87km
10 Michael HOULT Armidale CC A 62 Jason SPRANG Darling Downs CC A Waterloo Range — 175km
11 Jason SIMMONDS Armidale CC A 63 Nicholas STEVENS Grafton CC A
12 Paul WILLIAMS Armidale CC A Wire Gully — 208km
64 Michael STRONG University of Queensland CC A
KOM $150
65 Wayne THOMPSON Kangaroo Point CC A
NO: Name CLUB GRADE 66 David TREVORROW Fraser Coast CC A
INDIVIDUALS 67 Brendan VERRENKAMP Kangaroo Point CC A MACINTYRE HOT BREAD DIVISION 3 SPRINT KING/QUEEN
13 Phil ALLEN University of Queensland CC A 68 Scott WALCOT Coffs Harbour CC A Mann River Caravan Park — 47km
14 Chris ALSOP Fraser Coast CC A 69 Cameron WICKBOLD University of Queensland CC A Glen Innes — 160km
15 Hamish BARNET Giant CC Sydney A 70 Robert WRIGHT Tamworth CC A Mindora Property — 192km
16 Mark BATTYE Gold Coast CC A 71 Richard BUSH Hunter District CC B SPRINT KING $100
17 Stuart BOXSELL Grafton CC A 72 Blake CALLEN Central Coast CC B
18 Theodore BULLOCK Hunter District CC A 73 David CHICK Sunshine Coast CC B JORGENSEN BUILDERS MOST ATTACKING RIDER
19 Diego CANAVERO Giant CC Sydney A 74 Stephen DOWDELL Hunter District CC B Most Attacking Rider — $100
20 Matthew CLARK Sunshine Coast CC A 75 Brendan GALE-GRANT Balmoral CC B
21 Peter COOPER Illawarra CC A Judged by Race Commissaires
76 Peter GRIVELL Norwood CC B
22 Sean COX Bundaberg CC A 77 Simon LEWIS Coffs Harbour CC B
23 Chris CROPPER Grafton CC A FIRST DIVISION 3B RIDER
78 Stuart LOBSEY Hunter Valley Masters CC B
24 Kenneth CUNNINGHAM Gold Coast CC A 79 Arthur NORTON Warrumbungle Wheelers B Highest Place Finisher - $200
25 Stephen DAWKINS St George CC A 80 Trevor NORTON Waratah Masters CC B
26 Creighton DOLBEL Logan CC A 81 Dion POY Grafton CC B DIVISION 3 TEAM CLASSIFICATION
27 Mark EEDLE Lidcombe Auburn CC A 82 Blake REARDON Grafton CC B Winning Team – Award Plaque
28 David GERRISH Dubbo CC A 83 Anthony ROBBIE Murwillumbah CC B
29 John GIBBONS Hamilton Wheelers CC A 84 Peter SCOTTON Lidcombe Auburn CC B DIVISION 3B RIDER’S
30 Jeff GOLLAN Lifecycle CC A 85 Anthony STRBIK Penrith CC B 1st $200
31 Andrew GRIFFITHS Fraser Coast CC A 86 Jude SUTTON Sydney CC B
32 John HATFIELD QUT CC A
2nd $100
87 Matt WHITE Penrith CC B
33 Erron HENNESSY Murwillumbah CC A 3rd $50
88 Dallas PARKER Grafton CC A
34 Simon HEPPELL Central Coast CC A
35 Simon HICKEY Sydney Uni Velo Club A
36 Tony HOLLAND Manly Warringah CC A
37 Brendan HOWARD Sydney Uni Velo Club A
38 Jacob HOWLAND Coffs Harbour CC A
39 Mark JEFFREY Tamworth CC A
40 Patrick JOHNSTON University of Queensland CC A
41 Sebastiaan LAMBOOY Sunshine Coast CC A
42 Darrell LORD Sunshine Coast CC A
43 Tim MANSFIELD Wynnum Redlands CC A
44 Oliver MARSHALL Penrith CC A
45 Ramon MAURICE Murwillumbah CC A
46 Tom MCDONOUGH Coburg CC A
12 47 Daniel MCTAINSH Moreton Bay CC A 13
DIVISION 3 COMPETITORS - 2019 GRAFTON TO INVERELL CLASSIC DIVISON 3
Regional Australia Bank des Femmes & Inverell RSM Challenge Competitors
G2I CHALLENGE TEAMS DES FEMMES TEAMS REGIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK GRAFTON TO
The BBQ Ribs INVERELL DES FEMMES
101 Mark BECKWITH Parklife CC Team Regional Australia Bank 1 1st $500
102 Pat COLEMAN Parklife CC 201 Deborah LATOUF Sunshine Coast CC 2nd $300
103 Russell FOX Parklife CC 202 Amanda KYNEUR Gold Coast CC 3rd $200
104 Shannon GOARD Parklife CC
203 Catherine REARDON Gold Coast CC 4th $150
JAKROO Pacers 5th $100
105 Howard AVERY Grafton CC Team Regional Australia Bank 2
106 David HISLOP Grafton CC INVERELL SHIRE COUNCIL
204 Jena SLAVIN Gold Coast CC
107 Garry REARDON Grafton CC DES FEMMES QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAIN
205 Pia SMITH Gold Coast CC
Cattle Creek – 25km
206 Madeleine LAMBOOY Sunshine Coast CC
Gibraltar Range — 87km
Waterloo Range — 175km
Wire Gully — 208km
G2I CHALLENGE INDIVIDUALS DES FEMMES WOMEN INDIVIDUALS
QOM $150
108 Mark ANDERSON
109 Martin BLOOR Byron Bay CC 207 Imogen ALTON Brisbane CC
110 Breanna CHILLINGWORTH Tamworth CC CLARENCE VALLEY COUNCIL
208 Jodie MARTIN Bathurst CC
111 Richard DUNCAN Byron Bay CC DES FEMMES SPRINT QUEEN
209 Kate PERRY Brunswick CC
112 Damien FENNING Hamilton Wheelers CC (QLD) Mann River Caravan Park — 47km
210 Pip ASH Tamworth CC
113 Daniel HARMON Glen Innes — 160km
114 Mark LYNCH 211 Katie BANERJEE Harlequin
Mindora Property — 192km
115 Stuart MCBRIDE 212 Zara BRUCE University of Queensland CC
SPRINT QUEEN $100
116 David O’BRIEN 213 Simone CHURCH Tamworth CC
117 Michael PATTISON Byron Bay CC 214 Deborah HENNESSEY Port Macquarie CC
DES FEMMES TEAM CLASSIFICATION
118 Julie RAPPO Wynnum Redlands CC (QLD) 215 Elle LEAHY Gold Coast CC
Winning Team – Award Plaque
119 Matt SHADBOLT Canberra CC (ACT) 216 Bree PLAYEL Manly Warringah CC
120 John SMALLWOOD Wynnum Redlands CC (QLD) 217 Emma PRATT Balmoral CC
121 Samuel SPOKES Tamworth CC 218 Roberta SALVATORI Marconi CC
122 Allan SUTTON Bundaberg CC (QLD)
219 Megan SCOTT Giant CC Sydney
123 Clayton WOODFORD
220 Kate SPICER Dubbo CC
221 Serene LEE International (SGP)
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RACE ROUTE - 2019 GRAFTON TO INVERELL CLASSIC
RACE ROUTE - 2019 GRAFTON TO INVERELL CLASSIC
Climb 1: 4.0% 1.48km Climb 8: 5.4% 17.35km
Climb 2: 6.0% 1.94km Climb 9: 2.7% 4.54km
Climb 3: -4.6% 3.18km Climb 10: 5.9% 1.38km
Climb 4: 4.3% 2.04km Climb 11: 5.0% 1.70km
Climb 5: 5.2% 0.78km Climb 12: -6.7% 2.53km
Climb 6: 6.7% 0.82km Climb 13: 5.0% 1.26km
Climb 7: 5.5% 0.62km Climb 14: 4.6% 1.49km
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CATEGORY EVENTS - 2019 GRAFTON TO INVERELL CLASSIC CATEGORY EVENTS
KING/QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAIN
SPRINT KING & QUEEN
BEST YOUNG RIDER
A prize will be awarded to the first
KING/QUEEN OF THE U23 rider in Division 1.
MOUNTAIN CONDITIONS
Youngest Rider Proudly
The rider in each division who
Sponsored by núcleo.
accumulates the most points will
be crowned the ‘King or Queen
of the Mountain’ and receive the
BEST TEAM
winners jersey. Only riders who
finish the race will be eligible. In A prize will be awarded to the
the case of riders being equal on leading team across all the
points, the ‘King or Queen of the divisions. The team time will be
Mountain’ will be awarded to the determined from the aggregate
time of the first three team
highest placed finisher. All KOM
members to finish.
locations will display a yellow flag
200m before the finish and a
large white flag at the finish line.
MOST ATTACKING RIDER
A prize will be awarded to the rider judged by the
Chief Commissaire as being the most attacking
rider for both the Division 2 & Division 3 events.
Most Attacking Rider Proudly Sponsored by
18 Jorgensen Builders. 19RACE CONDITIONS - 2019 GRAFTON TO INVERELL CLASSIC RACE CONDITIONS
Cyclists and Handlers are to make themselves familiar with the
race conditions and traffic requirements
The traffic is controlled today by the NSW Police, ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
and Roads & Maritime Services.
RMS & NSW Police To direct & control
We are grateful for their commitment to the 2019 traffic flow
David Reid Homes Grafton to Inverell Cycle Classic.
They have been pro-active in the planning of this Race Director To direct & control
event and their continued support reflects their race proceedings
shared passion to make this event safe for cyclists,
Event Managers To direct & control
handlers and the public.
race environment
Commissaires To referee the race
Cycling NSW Time
the event
Volunteers To encourage safe
practices and fulfil
their role
SAG Wagon Is the final rear
vehicle and forms the
moving end of rolling
road closure to traffic
CONVOY
Convoy for each division will assemble outside
Crown Hotel 15 minutes prior to their respective
start in the following order:
1 POLICE VEHICLE
2 LEAD VEHICLE
3 RACE DIRECTOR
4 COMMISSAIRE 2
5 CYCLISTS
6 CHIEF COMMISSAIRE
7 MEDICAL
8 LIVE RADIO BROADCAST VEHICLE
9 INFO/MEDIA BIKES
10 TEAM VEHICLES (Division 1 ONLY)
11 SPARES VEHICLE(S)
12 COMMISSAIRE 3/4
13 POLICE VEHICLE
20 21REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION RACE
NEUTRAL START—
SPARES NEUTRAL
VEHICLES SAG WAGON podium immediately after the finish of their Division
CYCLE CLASSIC
CLASSIC REGISTRATION NEUTRAL SPARES VEHICLES
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from 4:00pm to 6:00pm at Toast
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division starts.
starts. A Cyclist Identifier
A Cyclist Label willplaced
be placed
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Race Director willwill
be signal the start a pre-determined pace at an average of 24km/hr. It is the finish tent, if you think you may be in contention
on the
MUST on the Cyclists Cyclists Spare Wheel(s)
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CURRENT
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BE PRODUCED
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escort vehicles during the NEUTRAL section. rider falls behind the sag wagon, the race number and winner and report to the podium for presentation.
GRAFTON TO INVERELL
MUST BE PRODUCED AT SIGN ON.
Riders are NEUTRAL
to remain to the left-hand side of the transponder must be surrendered to the sag wagon
2018 INVERELL
BODY NUMBERS RACE RACE START—
START— NEUTRAL
BODY
BODY NUMBERS
NUMBERS
road during the race and will be penalised for not official and the rider must exit the race.
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worn by every following the directions of officials and Police.
the 100km sign on Gwydir Highway has been reached. This condition has been imposed by the NSW Policto
on left
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left and
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one one DO NOT PASS BACK OVER THE FINISH LINE ONCE
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Please Director
Director refrain will signal
will signal from the start
relieving
the start of race.
of the the race.
yourself in the mitigate the risk of riders continuing uncontrolled on
width space between them. YOUR RACE HAS FINISHED.
minimum one hand width space between them. Cyclists
Cyclists must must
not not move
move ahead ahead
of of escort
the the escort
Neutral section as it is very unbecoming for the vehicles
vehicles an open highway in fading light.
during
during the the NEUTRAL
NEUTRAL section.
section. Left Left
lanelane
only only
mustmust PLEASE DO NOT USE THE RACE ROUTE FOR
image
be used
of cycling.
during the race. Riders FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS RULE MAY RESULT
be used during the race. Riders maymay be disqualified
be disqualified COOL DOWN.
for BREAKAWAY
crossing
for crossing the centre
the centre line. line. Please
Please refrain
refrain fromfrom IN POLICE PROSECUTION.
RACE CONDITIONS - 2019 GRAFTON TO
relieving
relieving yourself
yourself in thein Neutral
the Neutral section
section as it is very
The Chief
unbecoming
Commissaire
for image
the image
will itdetermine
of cycling.
as is very when a PLEASE NOTE: Once a rider is outside the Police NEUTRAL WATER & FEED STATIONS
unbecoming for the of cycling.
breakaway has been declared and will authorise Controlled Zone all riders are responsible for their All neutral water stations and feeding stations will be
the spares vehicles ahead if required.
BREAKAWAY
BREAKAWAY
own well-being and safety. clearly marked with traffic personnel and signage.
The TheRIDER
Chief
Chief ASSISTANCE
Commissaire
Commissaire will determine
will determine when when
a a GRAFTON TO INVERELL PACE RIDERS No Handlers are allowed to be present at the Neutral
breakaway
breakaway has
has Race been declared
been declared and and will
willnot authorise
authorise Water Stations, Only Feed Stations.
Team
the spares
Radios
vehicles ahead
are
if required.
to be used. Riders The JAKROO Grafton to Inverell ‘Pacers’ will be on hand
the spares vehicles ahead if required.
must not take assistance from a cyclist in another to accompany and encourage any riders at the rear of 1 Neutral Water Station at the bottom of Gibraltar
SEAT-POST STICKERS division, or from a moving vehicle. the field who are aiming to stay ahead of the sag wagon Range (75km)
SEAT-POST
SEAT-POST STICKERS
STICKERS RIDER
RIDER ASSISTANCE
ASSISTANCE
Attach around pole under seat. TeamTIME
RaceLIMIT
Radios are to
notbetoused.
be used. Riders
schedule. They will be clearly distinguishable in the 2 Feeding Station 1 located at front of Glen Innes
Attach
Attach around
around polepole
underunder
seat.seat. Team Race Radios are not Riders mustmust
not take assistance from a cyclist in another division, yellow and purple JAKROO Grafton to Inverell ‘Pacer’ Correctional Centre (119km)
not takeAllassistance
Divisionsfrom a cyclist
— No resultin recorded
another division,
after 5:05pm.
or from a moving vehicle.
or from a moving vehicle.
jersey. The three experienced riders will commence at
RIDERS PLEASE NOTE the rear of the ‘Challenge’ category and maintain the 3 Feeding Station 2 located in Taylor St, Glen Innes
TIMENoLIMIT
rider can claim more than one Major Prize pace required to complete the course in under the 9hr (161km)
TIME LIMIT
(Excluding
All Divisions
All Divisions Sprint
— No—result
No resultKing/Queen
recorded
recorded afterafter&4:55pm.
KOM).
4:55pm. 30 min cut-off time. They provide the opportunity for 4 Neutral Water Station in Elsmore Village (208km)
riders to join their group and ride with the support of Neutral Water Motorbikes will operate between the
FEEDING ZONES
RIDERS
RIDERS PLEASE
PLEASE NOTE NOTE others to the finish in Inverell. bottom of Gibraltar Range and Mulligans Hut (20km)
All feeding must be conducted on foot by Handlers
No rider can claim moremore
No rider can claim thanthan
one one Major
Major PrizePrize FINISH WARNING: IMPORTANT to offer extra Water to Cyclists. Every effort will be
from
(Excludingthe left
Sprint side
King &
(Excluding Sprint King & KOM).
only
KOM). of the road and not from
The Finish Arch indicates the race finish line. The race made to offer this to all Cyclists, however, please do
a parked or moving vehicle. Glass or any other
finish line will be marked by a thick white line on the not rely solely on this provision.
dangerous
FEEDING
FEEDING ZONEScontainers are prohibited.
ZONES
road, and checkered flags on either side. Cyclists have
All feeding
mustmust
ROUNDABOUTS
All feeding be conducted
be conducted on foot
on foot by Handlers
by Handlers a short 50m straight run after the finish line and are MORE INFO ON WATER & FEED ZONES IN THE
TIMING CHIP from the left side only of the road and not fromfrom
from the left side only of the road and not
then directed in a U-turn back toward Victoria Park. FOLLOWING PAGES.
TIMING CHIP a parked
Allorroundabouts
a parked or moving
moving
are
vehicle.
vehicle.
toGlass
Glass
be negotiated
any otherin accordance
or other
or any
TIMING CHIP
Please followinstructions
instructions that are enclosed with withcontainers
dangerous
dangerous the Roads areand
containers Transport Rules.
are prohibited.
prohibited. All cyclists will be directed through the First Aid
Please
Please follow
follow instructions thatthat are enclosed
are enclosed withwith
youryour
your
timing
timing
timing
chip.chip.
chip.
LossLoss or Loss
damage
or damage
orofdamage
of youryour of will
timing
timing
yourwilltiming
chipchip
& Water Station. All cyclists must go through the
chip will incur a fee of $150. ROUNDABOUTS
KEEP LEFT. ALL CORNERS MUST BE TREATED
ROUNDABOUTS finishing tent to have their race number recorded and
incur a fee of
incur a fee of $150. $150.
WITH CAUTION.
All roundabouts
All roundabouts arebetonegotiated
are to be negotiated in accordance
in accordance the transponder removed from their bike. If not, cyclist
TEAMS CLASSIFICATION with the Roads and Transport Rules. KEEP LEFT.
TEAMS
TEAMS CLASSIFICATION
CLASSIFICATION with the Roads and Transport Rules. KEEP LEFT. placing may be forfeited.
DAVID
DAVID
REID
REID
HOMES
HOMES
DIVISION
DIVISION 1
1 CYCLING
CYCLING ALL CORNERS MUST BE TREATED WITH CAUTION.
DAVID REID HOMES DIVISION 1 CYCLING ALL CORNERS MUST BE TREATED WITH CAUTION.
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA NRS
AUSTRALIA NRSNRS
The teams classification for the event shall be TIMING & PLACES
The
Thecalculated
teams teams classification
classification
on the for for event
the
basis thethe
of event
shall
sumshall
be ofbe the three Timing & transponders for the event are supplied and
calculated
calculated on on basis
the the basis
of of sum
the the sumof of three
the
best individual times from each team. In the event
the three
best best operated by Cycling NSW. Times will be posted in the
individual
individual times times
from from
eacheach
team.team.
In theIn event
the event
of a of a finish tent within 15 minutes of the winner crossing
oftie,ateams
tie,teams
the the teams beshall be separated by the sum
tie, the shallshall separated
be separated by theby sum
the sum
of theof the the finish line. Any verification of results is to be
of the places
places acquired acquired
by their by their
three three best
the times at
places acquired by their three bestbesttimes times at
at the directed to Event Officials at the conclusion of the
the
racerace
race
finish.
finish.
finish.
If theIf teams
If the
the teams teams
are tied,
are still
are
still tied, still
theythey
tied,
shallshall
be be
they shall
be separated
separated by by
the the
placingplacing
of their of
besttheir
riderbest
at therider at event. Results will also be available at - https://www.
separated by the placing of their best rider at the
the
race race finish.
finish. nationalroadseries.com/live-results/
22
race finish.
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NEUTRAL SPARES VEHICLES
AFTER RACE CEREMONIES
All riders in all Divisions must have their spare
wheels in the spares vehicles 30 minutes before Presentation of winners will be conducted after
respective division starts. A Cyclist Identifier Label the finish of each division in Victoria Park, Inverell.
will be placed on the Cyclists Spare Wheel(s) upon 1st, 2nd, & 3rd placegetters and King/Queen of the
acceptance at the Spares Van. Mountain winner and Sprint King/Queen winner in
each division are required to report directly to the
22 23HANDLER RESPONSIBILITIES - 2019 GRAFTON TO INVERELL CLASSIC HANDLER RESPONSIBILITIES
Road closures are in place and strictly enforced by the
NSW Police and RMS. Not following these guidelines will result
in the handler not being able to get to the feed stations to feed
your cyclist.
ROAD CLOSURES
The purpose of the road closure is to ensure a safe event for all involved.
GWYDIR HIGHWAY CLOSURES
26km EAST OF GLEN INNES — CLOSED FROM 5.30am
15km WEST OF GRAFTON — CLOSED FROM 7.30am
GIBRALTAR RANGE RMS CONTROLLED
Closed to public
Closed to handlers
Closed to local residents
HANDLERS ALL DIVISIONS:
You will not be able to pass the 15km West of Grafton Road Closure after 8am. Therefore, you must
leave Grafton prior to 7:10am to pass through the road closure.
ALL DIVISION HANDLERS are to proceed directly to the Mt Mitchell Feed Zone. (Food & Beverages
will be availbale at this Feed Zone for Handlers).
PLEASE DISPLAY YOUR VEHICLE NUMBERS.
Each Handler is to proceed onto the feed zones and wait until your cyclist passes. You are not
permitted to travel along with your cyclist.
24 25Grafton Deviation
WATER & FEED ZONES - 2019 GRAFTON TO INVERELL CLASSIC St
WATER & FEED ZONES
2018 GRAFTON TO INVERELL CYCLE CLASSIC
HANDLER RESPONSIBILITIES
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Park
Lambet
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Handler’s vehicles will be directed by staff to a
CCGrade
Grade
designated waiting zone for your division. You will be Parking
parking
asked to park in allocated division areas within the
entrance to the Correctional Centre. Handlers are
requested to:
1 Park car in the allocated area.
2 Walk to the feeding zone in preparation for
the arrival of your rider.
DUMP ZONE 3 Exit quickly once you have fed your rider —
Dump Zones have been set up 200m before every WATCH FOR OTHER CYCLISTS.
Feed & Water Zone throughout the race to dispose
of rubbish and empty bottles. These areas will be Food, coffee, refreshments, toilets and live radio
NSW Police will escort all vehicles past the race
marked with Signs and Orange mesh. coverage will be available at the Feed Station. The
convoy to get to Inverell. Please:
estimated arrival times for each division are as
We ask that all competitors please utilise these follows: FEED ZONE 2 1 Do not form a convoy behind your rider.
areas to dispose of their rubbish & bottles. 2 Head directly to Inverell by following Pink
– Division 1 10.20am-10.35am GLEN INNES — 161KM
Directional Arrows.
– Division 2 10.50am-11.10am Handlers must follow the Pink Directional Arrows 3 Follow NSW Police instructions to pass the race
– Division 3 11.40am-11:55am to the Parklands area in Glen Innes. convoy (if necessary).
After each division is fed, handlers will be asked to Handler’s vehicles will be directed by staff to a Use the pink directional arrows fixed to guide posts
exit quickly and safely (looking for cyclists as you exit designated waiting zone for your division. You will be and signs along the road to get out of Glen Innes and
the feeding station and enter the race route). NSW asked to park in allocated division areas within the onward to Inverell.
Police will escort all vehicles past the race convoy. Parklands Area. Handlers are requested to:
Please be patient after Glen Innes Feed Station
Please: 1 Park car in the allocated area when following Police and Event Marshalls through
WATER ZONE 1 1 Do not form a convoy behind your rider. 2 Walk to the feeding zone in preparation for the the Convoy. Please do not rush. Please obey all road
2 Head directly to the next feed station in Glen Innes arrival of your rider rules. Failure to comply with Police Direction will
BOTTOM GIBRALTAR RANGE — 70KM using the Bald Nob Deviation by following Pink 3 Exit quickly once you have fed your rider — result in a Fine. DRIVE CAREFULLY.
Water at the Bottom Gibraltar Zone will be provided Directional Arrows. WATCH FOR OTHER CYCLISTS
After feeding your rider, please exit Glen Innes via the
by Volunteers — No Handlers are permitted at this 3 Follow NSW Police instructions to pass the
All Services are available in Glen Innes (Food, Coffee, Gwydir Highway. Please remain aware of cyclists on
zone. Water will be available to all cyclists. race convoy.
Fuel). Please use caution when using local streets the road and follow NSW Police instructions to pass
Neutral Water Moto’s will be servicing the entire Use the Bald Nob Rd deviation to leap frog the Event and crossing the Race Route. Follow the instructions the race convoy. Follow the Pink directional arrows to
Gibraltar Range for all Divisions from Bellbird Gully Convoy and make it to Glen Innes. The deviation of Traffic Management and closures where remain on the Gwydir Highway at the point the race
to Gibraltar Range Summit. Every effort will be made will be indicated by pink directional arrows fixed to applicable. After each division is fed, handlers will be deviates off the highway to complete the Elsmore
to attend to all riders. Please do not rely solely on guide posts and signs along the road. This is the only asked to exit quickly and safely (looking for cyclists as loop. Do not follow cyclists through Elsmore Loop,
this provision. possible way for Handlers to get to Glen Innes. you exit the feeding station and enter the race route). continue straight on Gwydir Highway.
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26 27FINISH LINE - 2019 GRAFTON TO INVERELL CLASSIC
2018 GRAFTON TO INVERELL CYCLE CLASSIC
PRESENTATION DINNER
The presentation dinner and festivities will be held
FINISH LINE at the Inverell RSM Club, Evans St, Inverell.
FINISH LINE The event is catered by Inverell RSM Club. The
cyclist’s dinner ticket is included with their race
entry and is available for collection at Registration.
The
The2018
2019David
DavidReid
ReidHomes
Homes Grafton
Grafton totoInverell
Inverellfinish
finish line Extremely Limited Tickets will be available at
and festivities
line area is
and festivities in Victoria
area Park,Park,
is in Victoria Vivian St. St.
Vivian the Door.
ALL EVENT PARTICIPANTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO
ATTEND THE OFFICIAL PRESENTATION DINNER.
AS IT IS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE DAVID REID
Handlers are requested to follow PINK DIRECTIONAL HOMES GRAFTON TO INVERELL CYCLE CLASSIC.
ARROWS to designated parking areas in Ross St, All official prizes will be awarded at the presentation
Rivers St, and Evans St. The parking area is located dinner. You must attend the presentation dinner
within 200metres of the Finish Area. Do not enter to receive your prize. If you are unable to attend,
areas of Parking designated for Team, Official, or you must advise the Event Manager prior to
Police Vehicles. the dinner and a written application for prizes must
Toilets and other facilities are located in Victoria Park. be submitted to the Inverell Cycle Club. Failure to
Handlers are expected to obey all road rules. There is
attend the presentation dinner to receive a prize can
no excuse for speeding or dangerous driving during affect the events standing with sponsors, supporters
the event — you will be prosecuted by NSW Police. and VIP’s.
IF YOU ARE A PLACEGETTER IN ANY DIVISION, YOU
MUST ATTEND OR ARRANGE FOR SOMEONE TO
COLLECT YOUR PRIZE ON YOUR BEHALF
GENERAL INFORMATION
CAR NUMBERS:
All cyclists will receive two Car Stickers in their rider
pack. One of the two must be placed on the front
windscreen, and the other on the back windscreen.
Both must be clearly visible!
SPECTATOR TRAFFIC:
No spectator traffic is permitted in the race convoys
or allowed to follow cyclists at any stage of the race.
All oncoming and forward traffic movements will be
controlled by NSW Police escorts within the Race
Convoys.
PARKING:
Gibraltar Range Summit is reserved for
Commissaires, Judges, Press, and Police only.
No Handlers permitted.
INVERELL PARKING:
Handlers are requested to turn right into Mansfield
St. Follow the Pink Directional arrows around to the
parking area, which is within walking distance to the
finish area.
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30 312019 GRAFTON TO INVERELL CLASSIC GRAFTON TO INVERELL CYCLE CLASSIC HONOUR ROLL 1961-2019
1961 1. A Grindal (Vic) 7.39.11 1980 1. W Hammond (Vic) 6.47.05 2003 1. H . Morales (Uraguay) 7.03.00
2. G Garden (NSW) 2. G Hammond (Vic) 2. P. Milostic (NSW)
3. T Tolley (NSW) 3. M Blyth (NSW) 3. R. Moffatt (NSW)
1962 1. P Chapman (NSW) 1981 1. A Gill (SA) 7.24.37 2004 1. P . McDonald (NSW) 6.41.53
2. G Brown (NSW) 2. G Oliver (NSW) 2. J. Libonatti (NSW)
3. F Fransen (NSW) 3. G Brooks (Vic) 3. R. Vollebregt (NSW)
J Lloyd (NSW) 7.19.47
1982 1. S Cox (NZ) 6.24.35 2005 1. G. Henderson (NZ) 7.19.56
1963 1. N Burnell (NSW) 2. J Swart (NZ) 2. S. Clarke (VIC)
2. H Summers (Vic) 3. B Stockwell MBE (NZ) 3. M. Lloyd (NSW)
3. C Kruf (NSW)
1983 1. R McCorkell (Vic) 6.32.14 2006 1. R. McLachlan (VIC) 6.06.53
J Lloyd (NSW) 7.23.23
2. M Lynch (Vic) 2. C. Jongewaard (SA)
1964 1. J Ferranda (NSW) 3. C Walsh (Qld) 3. P. McDonald (NSW)
2. N McDonough (Vic)
1984 1. M Lynch (Vic) 6.44.52 2007 1. C. Hughes (QLD) 6.51.11
3. K Long (Vic)
2. E Poli (Italy) 2. R. Cater (NSWA)
V Adams (NSW) 7.04.01
3. R Crossley (Qld) 3. P. Shaw (VIC)
1965 1. L Cook (NSW)
1985 1. P Curran (Gt Britain) 6.00.49 2008 1. D. Pell (VIC) 6.30.03
2. R Barron (Qld)
2. M Ansermet (Swiss) 2. C. Jongewaard (SA)
3. T Moore (NSW)
3. L Wahlkqvist (Sweden) 3. C. Hughes (QLD)
D Wilson (Vic) 6.36.02
1986 1. A Logan (NSW) 6.37.27 2009 1. M. Rudolph (QLD) 6.26.50
1966 1. M Redman (NSW)
2. I McKenzie (NT) 2. W. Clarke (NSW)
2. B Johnson (NSW)
3. S Sunderland (NSW) 3. C. Jennings (QLD)
3. P. Markham (NSW)
T Savimaki (Qld) 6.57.20 1987 1. A Peterson (Norway) 6.19.53 2010 1. N. Earle (TAS) 6.44.34
2. T Durst (West Germany) 2. B. Brooks (NSW)
1967 1. D Wilson (Vic) 6.53.24
3. T Mancini (Switzerland) 3. S. Rutherford (NSW)
2. K Brindle (NSW)
3. D Garrett (Qld) 1988 1. G Luc Pierobon (Italy) 6.40.49 2011 1. M. Jamieson (TAS) 6:00:21
2. B St George (Aust) 2. C. Jory (NSW)
1968 1. K Morgan (Tas) 6.23.21
3. R McCorkell (Vic) 3. B. McCleod (QLD)
2. D Browne (NZ)
3. T Savimaki (Qld) 1989 1. Nate Reiss (USA) 6.39.23 2012 1. P. Herzig (QLD) 6:13:39
2. Ewe Winter (W/Germany) 2. M. Cupitt (VIC)
1969 1. B Ryalls (Qld) 6.44.44
3. John Groom (Aust) 3. M. Rudolph (QLD)
2. P Littlejohn (NSW)
3. D Thompson (Qld) 1990 1. Nigel Perry (NSW) 7.01.34 2013 1. J. Anderson (QLD) 6:38:07
2. Glen Wilson (Qld) 2. B. Johnson (NSW)
1970 1. D Strahley (NSW)
3. David Perry (NSW) 3. N. Elliot (VIC)
2. E Wixon (Qld)
3. T Moore (NSW) 1991 1. Stephen Fairless (Vic) 6.59.43 2014 1. S. Lake (VIC) 6:40:26
J Trevorrow (Vic) 7.37.08 2. Justin Grindal (Vic) 2. O. Kent-Spark (VIC)
3. Scott Steward (Vic) 3. K. Juel (QLD)
1971 1. R Bush (NZ)
2. R Davis (NZ) 1992 1. B J Shearsby (Vic) 7.00.43 2015 1. S. Lake (VIC) 6:01:13
3. M Kautto (NSW) 2. G Wilson (Qld) 2. C. Monk (VIC)
J Trevorrow (Vic) 7.03.33 3. M Elliot (Qld) 3. T. Davison (NZ)
1972 1. K Brindle (NSW) 1993 1. S Drake (Vic) 6.32.30 2016 1. P. Lane (VIC) 5:57:55
2. M Kautto (NSW) 2. D Perry (NSW) 2. N. Elliott (VIC)
3. K Bartlett (NSW) 3. T Jordon (NSW) 3. P. Shaw (VIC)
L Cooper (NZ) 6.51.34 1994 1. C. Saunders (NZ) 6.37.55 2017 1. N. Van der Ploeg(VIC) 5.46.26
1973 1. V Breen (NSW) 2. D. Forster (Vic) 2. M. Ross (VIC)
2. P Brown (NSW) 3. P. Rugari (Vic) 3. A. Toovey (NSW)
3. L Roe (NSW) 1995 1. T . Christopher (ACT) 6.24.36 2018 1. N. Elliot (VIC) 6.44.16
A Spokes (NSW) 6.38.08 2. W. Kestle (Vic) 2. R. Freienstein (VIC)
1974 1. B Ferris (Qld) 3. C. Saunders (NZ) 3. C. Scott (NSW)
2. R Bates (NSW) 1996 1. D. Forster (Vic) 6.54.19
3. K Bartlett (NSW) 2. D. Smith (Vic)
T Parkes (NSW) 7.18.17 3. C. Saunders (NZ)
1975 1. R Hines (NSW) 1997 1. J. Drew (VIS) 6.35.04
2. T Parkes (NSW) 2. D. McKenzie (VIS)
3. M Glindeman (Qld) 6.38.21 3. B. Litchfield (NSW)
1976 1. R Sansonetti (Vic) 7.19.34 1998 1. B. Brooks (NSW) 6.45.25
2. A Spokes (NSW) 2. S. Williams (NSW)
3. G Parkes (NSW) 3. H. Bradbury (Vic)
1977 1. R Glindeman (Qld) 1999 1. J. Drew (VIS) 6.26.45
2. G Stone (NSW) 2. S. Williams
3. R McCorkell (Vic) 3. S. Gerrans
G Sutton (NSW) 7.33.00
2000 1. B. Day (Qld) 6.33.09
1978 1. R Piper (NSW) 2. H. Vassen (NSW)
2. H Berkery (NSW) 3. D. Mungoven (ACT)
3. M McKinnell (NZ)
M Wilson (Tas) 6.37.47 2001 1. D. McKenzie (VIS) 6.22.40
2. P. Milostic (NSW)
1979 1. G McVilley (Tas) 6.43.46 3. D. Pell (Vic)
2. V Hanaray (NZ)
3. M Nicholls (NZ) 2002 1. L. Godfrey (Vic) 6.44.58
2. P. Redenbach (Vic)
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