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Australian Junior Road Cycling Championships
Top class Orange junior cyclist Angus Tobin has made the podium on the final day of competition at the 2008 Australian junior road Championships at Stromlo Forest Park in Canberra. The Bathurst cycling Club member taking bronze in the U17 men's Australian Criterium Title behind Victorian Maddison Hammond and NSW team mate Jack Hickey of Gunnedah. Tobin is already a junior Australian Champion on the track and his bronze on the Road proof of his versatility and potential in the sport.
The local area cycling administrators excited with the news that two other Central West riders qualified for the Final of the ultra competitive Under 17’s men Criterium Championship with Heath Milton of Mudgee and Josh Fitzgerald (Orange) Qualifying through the Heats.
See CA press release
http://www.cycling.org.au/?Page=17648
Round 3 – 2008 Interclub Series
Orange Cycling and Triathlon Club has taken the honours in the 3rd round of the Interclub Cycling Series with the tough riding Michael Caine (Orange) winning the 56km Handicap on the Forest Reefs Course. Caine and Bathurst’s Steve Brilley caught the tiring early leaders, Dave Van Schek (Orange) and Mark Windsor (Bathurst) with about 12km to go in the race, and then held off the fast finishing backmarkers lead by Masters world Champion Charlie Gascoyne (Orange) and Uci Contract rider Blair Windsor (Budget Forklifts - Bathurst). Caine defeating Brilley in the sprint to the line, with Gascoyne third infront of Windsor with Ryan O’Donald solid 5 th pacing ensuring he held his lead in the 2008 interclub pointscore.
13th Vattenfall Cyclassics, Germany, September 7, 2008
Bathurst Mark Renshaw was runner up the Pro Tour event over night in Germany.
Aussie Sprinter Robbie McEwen leading home an all-Aussie podium in Hamburg event with Credit Agricole's Mark Renshaw and Allan Davis of Quick Step finishing behind him in the mass sprint after 213.7 km.
The local area cycling administrators excited with the news that two other Central West riders qualified for the Final of the ultra competitive Under 17’s men Criterium Championship with Heath Milton of Mudgee and Josh Fitzgerald (Orange) Qualifying through the Heats.
See CA press release
http://www.cycling.org.au/?Page=17648
Round 3 – 2008 Interclub Series
Orange Cycling and Triathlon Club has taken the honours in the 3rd round of the Interclub Cycling Series with the tough riding Michael Caine (Orange) winning the 56km Handicap on the Forest Reefs Course. Caine and Bathurst’s Steve Brilley caught the tiring early leaders, Dave Van Schek (Orange) and Mark Windsor (Bathurst) with about 12km to go in the race, and then held off the fast finishing backmarkers lead by Masters world Champion Charlie Gascoyne (Orange) and Uci Contract rider Blair Windsor (Budget Forklifts -
13th Vattenfall Cyclassics, Germany, September 7, 2008
Bathurst Mark Renshaw was runner up the Pro Tour event over night in Germany.
Aussie Sprinter Robbie McEwen leading home an all-
Central west cyclist perform at 2008 Cootamundra Classic.
Nowra speedster Matt Carmellotti starting from Handicap Bunch 4, has spoiled the party by defeating Ray Crowe (Bunch 6) from the famous Cootamundra cycling Crowe family, in the 2008 Cootamundra Classic yesterday.
Crowe, who raced in Bathurst for many year now rides for the Hunter District Cycling Club, has a lifetime of memories built around the long running prestigious Handicap, but couldn’t match the inform Nowra sprinter Carmellotti at the end of the 120km.
Another rider with a long cycling pedigree, Raymond Wheeler (bunch 6) of Dubbo, finished third, and was very happy with the family tradition with a podium finish in the race.
Prolific handicap placegetter Ray Jarrett of Victoria finished 4th in front of Canberra rider Paul Scherl (bunch 4), who races for the Orange Cycling and Triathlon Club. Wagga’s Simon Haworth next to finish infront of former Commonwealth Games triathlete Tony Unicomb of Sutherland
The Fastest Time Honour Board in the Cootamundra Classic features some of the stars of Australia’s former Pro Cycling ranks, and was fiercely contested by the backmarkers in the 2008 event.
The fastest time went to Bathurst teenager, Blair Windsor, who has just signed a continental contract with Australia latest UCI cycling team Budget Forklifts. Windsor was able to go one better than his father who was 2nd Fastest in the 1986 Classic to Olympian Steve Fairless.
Nowra speedster Matt Carmellotti starting from Handicap Bunch 4, has spoiled the party by defeating Ray Crowe (Bunch 6) from the famous Cootamundra cycling Crowe family, in the 2008 Cootamundra Classic yesterday.
Crowe, who raced in Bathurst for many year now rides for the Hunter District Cycling Club, has a lifetime of memories built around the long running prestigious Handicap, but couldn’t match the inform Nowra sprinter Carmellotti at the end of the 120km.
Another rider with a long cycling pedigree, Raymond Wheeler (bunch 6) of Dubbo, finished third, and was very happy with the family tradition with a podium finish in the race.
Prolific handicap placegetter Ray Jarrett of Victoria finished 4th in front of Canberra rider Paul Scherl (bunch 4), who races for the Orange Cycling and Triathlon Club. Wagga’s Simon Haworth next to finish infront of former Commonwealth Games triathlete Tony Unicomb of Sutherland
The Fastest Time Honour Board in the Cootamundra Classic features some of the stars of Australia’s former Pro Cycling ranks, and was fiercely contested by the backmarkers in the 2008 event.
The fastest time went to Bathurst teenager, Blair Windsor, who has just signed a continental contract with Australia latest UCI cycling team Budget Forklifts. Windsor was able to go one better than his father who was 2nd Fastest in the 1986 Classic to Olympian Steve Fairless.
Central West riders continuing the excellent results on the Sunday, with up and coming Mudgee Cyclist Nico Kastelein recording fastest time in the Coota Recovery 69km Handicap with impressive Bathurst female cyclist Danielle Goddard finishing 2nd overall.
Ballarat Australian GP
Tim Guy and Blair Windsor again raced with their UCI Continental teams at the Ballarat Australian GP in August, the event was Round 2 of the National Team Road series. Both having also contested Round 1 of the NRS at Gippsland in early August with their team FRF/NSWIS and Team Budget Forklifts... See Gallery
2008 Uci world Masters Championship -
Bathurst Bruce Goddard 35th in the 50-
After getting over the main climb about sixth position, Bathurst’s Bruce Goddard was push well back in the field when the rider in front of him fell while the field speed down the decent.
He move back up through the field over the Huberhohe Climb, but when the bunch surged coming into Schwendt he missed the move, after getting caught in the second half of the peloton on the narrow road as the bunch split.
The national masters medallist chased hard but couldn’t catch the leading group, finishing only 30seconds behind the winner in 35th place.
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Cootamundra Classic 120km Handicap (30.08.08)
1 Matthew Carmellotti, (Nowra)
2 Crowe, Raymond (Hunter District)
3 Raymond Wheeler, (Dubbo)
4 Raymond Jarratt, (Cobram Barooga)
5 Paul Scherl, (Orange)
6 Simon Haworth, (Wagga Wagga)
7 Tony Unicomb, (Sutherland Shire)
8 Travis Lindhe, (Cobram Barooga)
Fastest time: Blair Windsor (Bathurst – Team Budget Forklifts)
2nd Fastest: A Aaron Donnelly (Scratch) Illawarra - Team Road Runner
Cootamundra Recovery 69km Handicap (Sun 31 Aug 08)
1 Scott Adams, (Cootamundra) 1.59.06
2 Danielle Goddard, (Bathurst)
3 Libby Adamson, (Tuggeranong)
4 Benjamin Elliott, (Sydney)
5 Nicholas Kastelein, (Mudgee)
6 Daniel Abotomey, (Southern Highlands)
7 Damien Semmler, (Wangaratta)
8 Matthew Carmellotti, (Nowra)
Fastest Time Nicholas Kastelein, (Bunch3) 1.39.48
1 Matthew Carmellotti, (Nowra)
2 Crowe, Raymond (Hunter District)
3 Raymond Wheeler, (Dubbo)
4 Raymond Jarratt, (Cobram Barooga)
5 Paul Scherl, (Orange)
6 Simon Haworth, (Wagga Wagga)
7 Tony Unicomb, (Sutherland Shire)
8 Travis Lindhe, (Cobram Barooga)
Fastest time: Blair Windsor (Bathurst – Team Budget Forklifts)
2nd Fastest: A Aaron Donnelly (Scratch) Illawarra -
Cootamundra Recovery 69km Handicap (Sun 31 Aug 08)
1 Scott Adams, (Cootamundra) 1.59.06
2 Danielle Goddard, (Bathurst)
3 Libby Adamson, (Tuggeranong)
4 Benjamin Elliott, (Sydney)
5 Nicholas Kastelein, (Mudgee)
6 Daniel Abotomey, (Southern Highlands)
7 Damien Semmler, (Wangaratta)
8 Matthew Carmellotti, (Nowra)
Fastest Time Nicholas Kastelein, (Bunch3) 1.39.48
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Tim and Ted mixing it at Gippsland Tour, Ted top 10 in the sprint jersey and Tim having a great day in stage 8 taking the Most Aggressive jersey.
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Blair signing with Team Budget Forklifts- Team Photo, and showing off his new Look Bike.
Blair signing with Team Budget Forklifts-
2008 Interclub Series at Forest Reefs, Orange. (21.09.08)
The final Round of the 2008 Interclub Series was held at Forest Reefs, Orange on the weekend. Bathurst junior Conor Trott taking the win from Oranges Andrew Foxal and Jeff Stewart, however Bathurst backmarker Ryan ODonnald’s 4th placing sealed the 2008 Handicap Championship.
Middle markers Trott, Foxal and Stewart set up there win when they continued to work well after catching the early leaders with around 20km to go in the 50km Handicap, Scratch markers O’Donnell and World Masters Champion Charlie Gascoyne finished fast but couldn’t catch the trio with Trott to quick for the Orange riders in the dash to the line. O’donnell talking fastest time infront of Gascoyne, with Mark Windsor, Owen McPhillamy and Michael Cain rounding out the top 8 placings.
Final 2008 Interclub Series Points
2008 Handicap Champion
1st Ryan O’Donnell 66
2nd Charlie Gascoyne 50
3rd Mick Caine 42
2008 Backmarker Champion
1st Charlie Gascoyne 15
2nd Blair Windsor 8
3rd Ryan O Donald 7
The final Round of the 2008 Interclub Series was held at Forest Reefs, Orange on the weekend. Bathurst junior Conor Trott taking the win from Oranges Andrew Foxal and Jeff Stewart, however Bathurst backmarker Ryan ODonnald’s 4th placing sealed the 2008 Handicap Championship.
Middle markers Trott, Foxal and Stewart set up there win when they continued to work well after catching the early leaders with around 20km to go in the 50km Handicap, Scratch markers O’Donnell and World Masters Champion Charlie Gascoyne finished fast but couldn’t catch the trio with Trott to quick for the Orange riders in the dash to the line. O’donnell talking fastest time infront of Gascoyne, with Mark Windsor, Owen McPhillamy and Michael Cain rounding out the top 8 placings.
Final 2008 Interclub Series Points
2008 Handicap Champion
1st Ryan O’Donnell 66
2nd Charlie Gascoyne 50
3rd Mick Caine 42
2008 Backmarker Champion
1st Charlie Gascoyne 15
2nd Blair Windsor 8
3rd Ryan O Donald 7
2008 Female Champion
1st Rosemary Hasting /Toireasa Gallagher
3rd Jill Harris
Results –
Round 4 2008 Interclub Series at Forest Reefs, Orange.
1st Conor Trott (Bath)
2nd Andrew Foxal (Org)
3rd Jeff Stewart (Org)
4th Ryan ODonald (Bath) - Fastest
5th Charlie Gascoyne (Org)
6th Mark Windsor (Bath)
7th Owen McPhillamy (Org)
8th Michael Caine (org)
Round 4 2008 Interclub Series at Forest Reefs, Orange.
1st Conor Trott (Bath)
2nd Andrew Foxal (Org)
3rd Jeff Stewart (Org)
4th Ryan ODonald (Bath) -
5th Charlie Gascoyne (Org)
6th Mark Windsor (Bath)
7th Owen McPhillamy (Org)
8th Michael Caine (org)
Grafton to Inverell Classic
Local riders have performed well in the 48th Grafton to Inverell Classic on the weekend with Danielle Goddard top 10 in the National Road Series Womens Event and Tim Guy placing in King of the Mountain Category before withdrawing around the 170km mark.
Goddard was part of a 12 girl group that broke clear of the field to fight out the placing.
Her 9th placing behind West Australian Davina Summers just reward for the training she has put it for the event. Summers outsprinted Kirsty Broun and Jodie Willett with recent European National Representative Leonie Burford 4th infront of current National Series Leader Carly Hibberd.
Local riders have performed well in the 48th Grafton to Inverell Classic on the weekend with Danielle Goddard top 10 in the National Road Series Womens Event and Tim Guy placing in King of the Mountain Category before withdrawing around the 170km mark.
Goddard was part of a 12 girl group that broke clear of the field to fight out the placing.
Her 9th placing behind West Australian Davina Summers just reward for the training she has put it for the event. Summers outsprinted Kirsty Broun and Jodie Willett with recent European National Representative Leonie Burford 4th infront of current National Series Leader Carly Hibberd.
The Mens Event was won by Victorian David Pell from Chris Jongewaard and Cameron Hughes. Yet local rider Tim Guy whom is currently training for next month’s 2008 Sun Tour was very strong on the legendary Gibraltar climb, going over the top of the Range in second place behind Chris Jongewaard.
Tim Guy taking on the Aussie Tours:
After some impressive results early in the 2008 Tour of Tasmania, Bathurst Cycling Club’s Tim Guy had moved into the top twenty overall. However disaster struck in stage 5 when the local Panasonic Contract rider had to change a wheel after contact with another rider and his support car couldn’t get assess to him for a quick change. The slow wheel change seen Guy back in the race well behind the peloton, with no chance of regaining the lost ground.
It was a disappointing result for Guy who ended up loosing over 42minutes in the stage, and now has no chance of featuring in the overall Classification. Earlier Guy lapped with leaders in the crucial hilly 3rd stage and started the eventful 5 stage only 2min 26sec behind the tour leader Kristian House from the very strong Budget Forklifts team.The Cat Mining Tour of Tasmania finishes on Sunday at Westbury after covering 580km in 6 days. Tim Guy looking to finish the tour strongly as he is using the event as preparation for the International 2008 Jayco Herald Sun Tour which starts at Traralgon, Victoria on the 13th October.
The UCI ranked Jayco Herald Sun Tour is Australia’s second biggest tour behind South Australia’s Tour Down Under, and although in the past both Mark Renshaw and Dean Windsor have contested the event, Tim Guy looks like being the Bathurst Club’s only starter with fellow debutant Blair Windsor unlikely to start in the Budget Forklifts team. Guy who is a former Orange resident will be a key member of his Panasonic team in the big Victorian Tour given his strong all round attributes. The Tour requiring power on the flats, strength on the climbs and toughness in the Time trial
After some impressive results early in the 2008 Tour of Tasmania, Bathurst Cycling Club’s Tim Guy had moved into the top twenty overall. However disaster struck in stage 5 when the local Panasonic Contract rider had to change a wheel after contact with another rider and his support car couldn’t get assess to him for a quick change. The slow wheel change seen Guy back in the race well behind the peloton, with no chance of regaining the lost ground.
It was a disappointing result for Guy who ended up loosing over 42minutes in the stage, and now has no chance of featuring in the overall Classification. Earlier Guy lapped with leaders in the crucial hilly 3rd stage and started the eventful 5 stage only 2min 26sec behind the tour leader Kristian House from the very strong Budget Forklifts team.The Cat Mining Tour of Tasmania finishes on Sunday at Westbury after covering 580km in 6 days. Tim Guy looking to finish the tour strongly as he is using the event as preparation for the International 2008 Jayco Herald Sun Tour which starts at Traralgon, Victoria on the 13th October.
The UCI ranked Jayco Herald Sun Tour is Australia’s second biggest tour behind South Australia’s Tour Down Under, and although in the past both Mark Renshaw and Dean Windsor have contested the event, Tim Guy looks like being the Bathurst Club’s only starter with fellow debutant Blair Windsor unlikely to start in the Budget Forklifts team. Guy who is a former Orange resident will be a key member of his Panasonic team in the big Victorian Tour given his strong all round attributes. The Tour requiring power on the flats, strength on the climbs and toughness in the Time trial
Windsor Gold in 2008 Australian University Games:
Although not a part of the official Drapac Porsche Race Calendar, the team Philosphy and education focus sees a large number of the squad qualify for the Australian University Games.
Currently training for the Herald Sun Tour and coming off a yellow jersey performance in the recent Tour de Nouvelle in New Caledonia Drapac Porsche Daniel Braunsteins looked the man to beat going into the 2008 Australian University Games Cycling events. The Melbourne University Student taking the Gold in the mens Road Race and Time Trials. The Braunsteins house having a particular good day in the Pairs Time Time with Daniel teaming with brother Peter to claim the gold from CSU (Windsor, Kastelein) and RMIT (Dudkiewicz, Lane).
Fellow Drapac Porsche rider Dean Windsor took out the final gold on offer when won the Criterium Championship at Yarra Bend Park, Kew.
Carnegie Caulfield Cycling Club rider Chloe McConville took the gold in the Womens Road Race defeating Angeline Papajcsik of Griffith Uni, Ais rider Peta Mullens (Swinburne Uni) and Drapac Porsche’s Lisa Friend (Melbourne Uni)
Although not a part of the official Drapac Porsche Race Calendar, the team Philosphy and education focus sees a large number of the squad qualify for the Australian University Games.
Currently training for the Herald Sun Tour and coming off a yellow jersey performance in the recent Tour de Nouvelle in New Caledonia Drapac Porsche Daniel Braunsteins looked the man to beat going into the 2008 Australian University Games Cycling events. The Melbourne University Student taking the Gold in the mens Road Race and Time Trials. The Braunsteins house having a particular good day in the Pairs Time Time with Daniel teaming with brother Peter to claim the gold from CSU (Windsor, Kastelein) and RMIT (Dudkiewicz, Lane).
Fellow Drapac Porsche rider Dean Windsor took out the final gold on offer when won the Criterium Championship at Yarra Bend Park, Kew.
Carnegie Caulfield Cycling Club rider Chloe McConville took the gold in the Womens Road Race defeating Angeline Papajcsik of Griffith Uni, Ais rider Peta Mullens (Swinburne Uni) and Drapac Porsche’s Lisa Friend (Melbourne Uni)
Mark breaks through in Franco-
After finishing runner up on a number of occasions in the past Bathurst’s Mark Renshaw has broken through for stage win in the Circuit Franco-
Renshaw's stage win comes as a farewell present to his French Professional team Credit Agricole whom will disband at the end of the season after Director Roger Legeay failed to sercure the necessary sponsorship. Renshaw hoping to give the team another present before the season ends with the Franco-
The BCC Driving Award.
As part of BIKE WEEK 08 the Bathurst Cycling Club has acknowledge responsible driving by instigating the BCC Driving Award. The Award aims to recognise consistent safe patient, vigilant and tolerant diving by any motor vehicle road user, but particularly looking a responsible driving in areas that contain high bicycle activity.
There was little trouble deciding the winner of the inorgrial award with the boys from ARC Transport a unanimous decision. ARC transport bring the rock into OMYA from the Quarry on Cow Flat Road, Mick, Lee and Troy having patiently driven the Vale Road Bicycle highway for many years.
The Club Executive got together with ARC Transport this week not only to presented the drivers with the award, but also to open up communication lines between the Club and the regular Perthville/Georges Plains road users so the Club can gain quality feedback on rider safety and behaviour.
As part of BIKE WEEK 08 the Bathurst Cycling Club has acknowledge responsible driving by instigating the BCC Driving Award. The Award aims to recognise consistent safe patient, vigilant and tolerant diving by any motor vehicle road user, but particularly looking a responsible driving in areas that contain high bicycle activity.
There was little trouble deciding the winner of the inorgrial award with the boys from ARC Transport a unanimous decision. ARC transport bring the rock into OMYA from the Quarry on Cow Flat Road, Mick, Lee and Troy having patiently driven the Vale Road Bicycle highway for many years.
The Club Executive got together with ARC Transport this week not only to presented the drivers with the award, but also to open up communication lines between the Club and the regular Perthville/Georges Plains road users so the Club can gain quality feedback on rider safety and behaviour.
2008 Herald Sun Tour.
Local Cyclist Tim Guy finished the 2008 Herald Sun Tour on the weekend. The 19 year CSU university student whom rides with Continental team Panasonic suffered badly early in the tour after picking up a cold in his previous event in Tasmania.
However he recovered towards the end of the Tour with a solid 27th in the115.4km Mt Buller Stage bringing him up to 58th overall behind Stuart O’Grady at the end of the tour.
Tim is back home for a week or so to recover before racing a UCI event in China in early November. Check out more news on Tims WebSite - www.timmyguy.com
Local Cyclist Tim Guy finished the 2008 Herald Sun Tour on the weekend. The 19 year CSU university student whom rides with Continental team Panasonic suffered badly early in the tour after picking up a cold in his previous event in Tasmania.
However he recovered towards the end of the Tour with a solid 27th in the115.4km Mt Buller Stage bringing him up to 58th overall behind Stuart O’Grady at the end of the tour.
Tim is back home for a week or so to recover before racing a UCI event in China in early November. Check out more news on Tims WebSite -
McCarrolls NSW Criterium Championship
Bathurst Cycling Club had a big contingent of riders at the 2008 McCarrolls NSW Criterium Championship on the weekend. Including Toireasa Gallagher and Danielle Goddard in the elite Womens field and Blair (Budget Forklifts) and Dean Windsor (Drapac Porsche) riding with their Continental teams in the blue ribbon elite mens event.
Having only been involved in the sport for little over 12months Danielle Goddard continued her giant strides up through the cycling ranks taking a bronze medal in the elite womens championship. Goddard finishing 3rd behind exciting Sydney junior Ashlee Aukudinoff.
Locals Angus Tobin and Conor Trott missed the medals in the very competitive Under 19 division, as to the Windsor brothers in the main event, after playing supporting roles to Team mates Peter McDonald (Drapac Porsche), Peter Milostic (Budget Forklifts) whom took 1st and 2nd in the event.
Bathurst Cycling Club had a big contingent of riders at the 2008 McCarrolls NSW Criterium Championship on the weekend. Including Toireasa Gallagher and Danielle Goddard in the elite Womens field and Blair (Budget Forklifts) and Dean Windsor (Drapac Porsche) riding with their Continental teams in the blue ribbon elite mens event.
Having only been involved in the sport for little over 12months Danielle Goddard continued her giant strides up through the cycling ranks taking a bronze medal in the elite womens championship. Goddard finishing 3rd behind exciting Sydney junior Ashlee Aukudinoff.
Locals Angus Tobin and Conor Trott missed the medals in the very competitive Under 19 division, as to the Windsor brothers in the main event, after playing supporting roles to Team mates Peter McDonald (Drapac Porsche), Peter Milostic (Budget Forklifts) whom took 1st and 2nd in the event.
World Masters Championships:
Bathurst Cyclists Rosemary Hasting and Marian Renshaw have both picked up a bag of medals at the 2008 World Masters Championship.
Last years NSW Masters Women Road Cyclist of the year Rosemary Hasting has finished the Championship with 2 world Titles. Hastings winning both the womens 60-64 Sprint and Individual Pursuit Championship.
Team mate Marian Renshaw also very impressive with an amazing 5 medals in the 50-54category, including Silver in the 500m Time trial, Sprint and Scratch race, and a bronze in the Points Race and Individual pursuit.
Male riders Scott Allan, Raymond Gorrell and defending world champion Charlie Gascoyne missed the medals, but represented the local area with impressive performances.
Bathurst Cyclists Rosemary Hasting and Marian Renshaw have both picked up a bag of medals at the 2008 World Masters Championship.
Last years NSW Masters Women Road Cyclist of the year Rosemary Hasting has finished the Championship with 2 world Titles. Hastings winning both the womens 60-
Male riders Scott Allan, Raymond Gorrell and defending world champion Charlie Gascoyne missed the medals, but represented the local area with impressive performances.
Renshaw and Goddard set the pace in the 2nd All Womens Handicap
Marian Renshaw has combined well with Carroll Goddard to dominate the 2nd All Women Handicap on the 26th Oct. The pair catching former World Masters Champion Gerri Stieda just after the events half way mark, and then never threaten for the lead.
Renshaw whom has just won 5 medals at the world masters track Championship won the sprint to the line to take the win from comarker Goddard with Stieda hanging of for third in front of the fast finishing Courtney Puzicha and Anne McAlery, while lone backmarker Toireasa Gallagher took fastest time honours.
In the men’s events Masters national champion Dennis Martin won a tactical A Grade event, from Bruce Goddard and Tim Guy. B Grade was taken out by Jarrah Dean from Dave Jones and Damien Bennett, while Dave Reece won C Grade and Harrison Carter D Grade.
Marian Renshaw has combined well with Carroll Goddard to dominate the 2nd All Women Handicap on the 26th Oct. The pair catching former World Masters Champion Gerri Stieda just after the events half way mark, and then never threaten for the lead.
Renshaw whom has just won 5 medals at the world masters track Championship won the sprint to the line to take the win from comarker Goddard with Stieda hanging of for third in front of the fast finishing Courtney Puzicha and Anne McAlery, while lone backmarker Toireasa Gallagher took fastest time honours.
In the men’s events Masters national champion Dennis Martin won a tactical A Grade event, from Bruce Goddard and Tim Guy. B Grade was taken out by Jarrah Dean from Dave Jones and Damien Bennett, while Dave Reece won C Grade and Harrison Carter D Grade.
2008 Teams Tour
Not even a herd of charging cows, roads works, a fall, a train, a computer problem, a calculating error, and difficultly in handicaps the front markers, could stop the 2008 Teams Tour.
Winners on the day where the Country Energy Team of Scott Allan, Mick Goddard and Harrison Jones, who’s consistent results in all three stages resulted in a comfortable win. The Country Energy team finishing 4th in Stage 1 Hill Top finish, 3rd in the stage 2 Teams Time Trial and a win in the final stage. TH Imports (Tony Hogan, Chris Cady and Luke Bingham) and Simplot’s (Graham Wheeler, Toireasa and Mark Gallagher) good results in the very eventfull final stage moving them above Drapac Porsche in the Overall Standings
RESULTS:
Stage 1
1st Blair Windsor (Budget Forklifts)
2nd Tom Gascoyne (Bathurst Council)
3rd Chris Cady (TH Imports)
4th Mick Goddard (Country Energy)
5th Conor Trott (DP)
Stage 2
1st Panasonic (21.20) 26.20
2nd Electrolux (21.58) 26.38
3rd Country Energy (24.19) 26.39
4th Drapac Porsche (22.34) 26.44
5th Simplot (24.20) 27.05
6th TH Imports (24.34) 27.34
7th Budget Forklifts (21.46) 27.36
8th Praties (25.28) 27.38
9th Goddard Construction (27.05) 27.50
10th Bathurst Council (26.53) 28.08
11th WOW (28.36) 28.51
12th Young Guns (29.05)
Not even a herd of charging cows, roads works, a fall, a train, a computer problem, a calculating error, and difficultly in handicaps the front markers, could stop the 2008 Teams Tour.
Winners on the day where the Country Energy Team of Scott Allan, Mick Goddard and Harrison Jones, who’s consistent results in all three stages resulted in a comfortable win. The Country Energy team finishing 4th in Stage 1 Hill Top finish, 3rd in the stage 2 Teams Time Trial and a win in the final stage. TH Imports (Tony Hogan, Chris Cady and Luke Bingham) and Simplot’s (Graham Wheeler, Toireasa and Mark Gallagher) good results in the very eventfull final stage moving them above Drapac Porsche in the Overall Standings
RESULTS:
Stage 1
1st Blair Windsor (Budget Forklifts)
2nd Tom Gascoyne (Bathurst Council)
3rd Chris Cady (TH Imports)
4th Mick Goddard (Country Energy)
5th Conor Trott (DP)
Stage 2
1st Panasonic (21.20) 26.20
2nd Electrolux (21.58) 26.38
3rd Country Energy (24.19) 26.39
4th Drapac Porsche (22.34) 26.44
5th Simplot (24.20) 27.05
6th TH Imports (24.34) 27.34
7th Budget Forklifts (21.46) 27.36
8th Praties (25.28) 27.38
9th Goddard Construction (27.05) 27.50
10th Bathurst Council (26.53) 28.08
11th WOW (28.36) 28.51
12th Young Guns (29.05)
Stage 3
1st Scott Allan (Country Energy)
1st Tony Hogan (TH Imports)
1st Toireasa Gallagher (Simplot)
4th Dean Windsor (DP)
4th Mark Tobin (Bathurst Council)
General Classification
1st Country Energy
2nd TH Imports
3rd Simplot
4th DP
5th Electrolux
5th Bathurst Council
7th Budget Forklifts
7th Panasonic
9th Praties
10th Young Guns
10th Goddard Constructions
12th WOW
1st Scott Allan (Country Energy)
1st Tony Hogan (TH Imports)
1st Toireasa Gallagher (Simplot)
4th Dean Windsor (DP)
4th Mark Tobin (Bathurst Council)
General Classification
1st Country Energy
2nd TH Imports
3rd Simplot
4th DP
5th Electrolux
5th Bathurst Council
7th Budget Forklifts
7th Panasonic
9th Praties
10th Young Guns
10th Goddard Constructions
12th WOW
Drama for Drapac Porsche in the final stage
