Five in a row at Crocodile Trophy for Huber
By Cycling News
published Swiss rider in commanding position with three stages to come
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Urs Huber continued his near clean sweep of the Crocodile Trophy, taking out his fifth stage in a row after a somewhat subpar opening day Finishing the 115km stage from Atherton to Irvinebank with a two-minute margin over second-placed Soren Nissen, Huber now leads by 16 minutes over the Dane.
Nicholas Pettina, who previously held second place, succumbed to a mechanical and dropped to fourth overall.
Elite Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Urs Huber (Sui) Team Bulls | 4:07:20 |
2 | Sören Nissen (Den) Stevens Racing Team | 0:02:01 |
3 | Brendan Johnston (Aus) Brendan Johnston | 0:08:11 |
4 | Lukas Islitzer (Aut) CRAFT - Rocky Mountain Team | 0:11:20 |
5 | Matthias Grick (Aut) KTM RAD.SPORT.SZENE Ausseerland | 0:12:39 |
6 | Vincent Arnaud (Fra) Cycle Tyres - Addictiv | 0:18:24 |
7 | Thomas Engelsgjerd (Nor) Energima Abax Hr | 0:18:54 |
8 | Greg Saw (Aus) Energima Abax Hr | Row 7 - Cell 2 |
9 | Ryan Sherlock (Ire) TR | 0:25:52 |
10 | Nicholas Pettina (Ita) Gruppo Sportivo Forestale | 0:28:23 |
11 | Ondrej Fojtik (Cze) FORCE KCK - PROGRESS CYCLES | 0:28:25 |
12 | Milton Ramos (Esp) Intense-TowCar | 0:28:26 |
13 | Jiri Krivanek (Cze) Prestige - EthicSport | 0:34:52 |
14 | Manuel Pliem (Aut) KTM RAD.SPORT.SZENE Ausseerland | 0:36:13 |
15 | Jindra Knot (Cze) SWEEP CYCLING | 0:46:39 |
16 | Jeroen van Eck (Ned) MPL Specialized MTB Team | 0:49:42 |
17 | Anthony Lincy (Aus) Astute Financial Racing | 1:12:26 |
DNF | Tomas Marsik (Cze) Ugo Allivictus | Row 17 - Cell 2 |
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Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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Sarah White (Aus) Astute Financial Racing | 5:35:52 |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Urs Huber (Sui) Team Bulls | 18:16:06 |
2 | Sören Nissen (Den) Stevens Racing Team | 0:16:26 |
3 | Brendan Johnston (Aus) Brendan Johnston | 0:30:56 |
4 | Nicholas Pettina (Ita) Gruppo Sportivo Forestale | 0:34:42 |
5 | Lukas Islitzer (Aut) CRAFT - Rocky Mountain Team | 0:51:35 |
6 | Milton Ramos (Esp) Intense-TowCar | 1:06:37 |
7 | Greg Saw (Aus) Energima Abax Hr | 1:10:17 |
8 | Matthias Grick (Aut) KTM RAD.SPORT.SZENE Ausseerland | 1:12:33 |
9 | Vincent Arnaud (Fra) Cycle Tyres - Addictiv | 1:30:13 |
10 | Ryan Sherlock (Ire) TR | 1:34:55 |
11 | Ondrej Fojtik (Cze) FORCE KCK - PROGRESS CYCLES | 1:36:24 |
12 | Jiri Krivanek (Cze) Prestige - EthicSport | 2:23:14 |
13 | Jindra Knot (Cze) SWEEP CYCLING | 2:57:07 |
14 | Jeroen van Eck (Ned) MPL Specialized MTB Team | 3:44:47 |
15 | Manuel Pliem (Aut) KTM RAD.SPORT.SZENE Ausseerland | 4:02:28 |
16 | Thomas Engelsgjerd (Nor) Energima Abax Hr | 4:06:32 |
17 | Anthony Lincy (Aus) Astute Financial Racing | 4:51:51 |
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Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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Sarah White (Aus) Astute Financial Racing | 25:56:18 |
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