South Australia's Kaesler scores Junior Oceania ITT title
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Stevenson, Thompson make up the podium
Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
---|---|---|
1 | Tom Kaesler (SA) | 0:36:57.09 |
2 | Oscar Stevenson (Vic) | 0:00:01.44 |
3 | James Thompson (Qld) | 0:00:05.84 |
4 | Regan Gough (NZl) | 0:00:19.59 |
5 | Robert Power (WA) | 0:00:26.58 |
6 | Callum Scotson (SA) | 0:00:31.62 |
7 | Angus Lyons (Vic) | 0:00:38.56 |
8 | Tom Russel (Vic) | 0:01:01.04 |
9 | Jack Edwards (NSW) | 0:01:01.86 |
10 | Jai Hindley (WA) | 0:01:07.95 |
11 | Jack Hogan (SA) | 0:01:12.60 |
12 | Oliver Martin (Tas) | 0:01:17.25 |
13 | Ayden Toovey (NSW) | 0:01:17.41 |
14 | Joshua Harrison (SA) | 0:01:25.38 |
15 | Ryan Cavanagh (Qld) | 0:01:30.38 |
16 | Alistair Donohoe (Vic) | 0:01:35.24 |
17 | Jackson Mawby (WA) | 0:01:49.14 |
18 | Drew Popperwell (WA) | 0:01:56.41 |
19 | Lachlan Edwards (NSW) | 0:01:56.57 |
20 | Jake Stuart (NSW) | 0:02:10.29 |
21 | Jordan Stannus (Vic) | 0:02:13.75 |
22 | Declan Baker (NSW) | 0:02:14.44 |
23 | Lucas Hamilton (Vic) | 0:02:21.74 |
24 | Corby Price (NZl) | 0:02:33.61 |
25 | Luke Vitler (WA) | 0:02:38.56 |
26 | Logan Griffin (NZl) | 0:02:43.54 |
27 | Alexander Porter (SA) | 0:03:09.34 |
28 | Scott Thompson (NSW) | 0:03:11.80 |
29 | Sean Whitfield (Act) | 0:03:34.62 |
30 | Ashley Mackay (WA) | 0:03:42.39 |
31 | Matthew Holmes (SA) | 0:04:03.73 |
32 | Gerald Evans (Tas) | 0:04:36.59 |
33 | Mark Gibson (NSW) | 0:04:37.74 |
34 | Timothy Sellar (WA) | 0:05:11.50 |
35 | Harrison Bailey (NSW) | 0:05:16.76 |
36 | Bradley Heffernan (NSW) | 0:05:35.87 |
37 | Kyle Thompson (Vic) | 0:05:53.90 |
38 | Mitchell Sutton (Qld) | 0:06:19.89 |
39 | Brendon Meney (WA) | 0:08:44.47 |
DNF | Luke Williams (NSW) | Row 39 - Cell 2 |
DNS | Angus Hayes (Act) | Row 40 - Cell 2 |
DNS | Harrison Carter (NSW) | Row 41 - Cell 2 |
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