The Canberra Tour is over for 2010. A successful race this year run in near perfect conditions.
Congratulations to the winners, competitors, officials and volunteers who put on a weekend of exciting racing.
The final results are now posted, leave a comment if you have a general observation. For specific queries on your results email the President at Canberra Cycling Club.
Late Adjustment to Men's D2 General Classification.
The organising committee would like to apologise to affected riders but due to a mistake in the allocation of time bonuses for places in the final stage the originally published D2 GC result was incorrect. The top four corrected places in GC are:
1. 364 TOYER, Mark 5:35:48
2. 351 CROONEN, Mark +00:10
3. 353 FOWLER, James +00:15
4. 428 VAUGHAN, John +00:16
Click here to see the complete list of entries.
Final Tour Results
Womens A - Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3, KOM, GC
Mens A - Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3, KOM, GC
Womens B - Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3, KOM, GC
Mens B - Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3, KOM, GC
Womens C - Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3, KOM, GC
Mens C - Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3, KOM, GC
Mens D1 - Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3, KOM, GC
Mens D2 - Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3, KOM, GC
Mens E - Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3, KOM, GC
Teams Results for Men's and Women' s A - here
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Many thanks to the organisers – what a great race - keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteA big thank you to all involved. My 8 tour since 1984! Wish I could give it up?
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Great weekend be back next year unless???
ReplyDeletedisappointing to find out during the event a Canberra club member complained about grading and was put down, only to win E grade easily. At no time was he noticed to be under any pressure. His time trial was embarassing as he could have comfortably competed in B grade. "Disgraceful" is the word that comes to mind. And the handicapper should be repremanded. Thomas B. should be made apologise to his club and return all prize money. Perhaps next year the lowest grade only has masters riders in it and a minimum number local riders(this grade was dominated by local club riders who ride, race and train these roads) Particularly when visitors travel from long distances and find they are clearly descriminated against, it is not a good feeling and easy to understand, why many of my district riders don't travel when they hear stories like this.
I dont understand:
ReplyDelete1. How someone appears to have gotten 10mins on the bunch when no one escaped??
2. how i dropped from 2nd to 3rd place on GC by someone who lost several minutes on the TT? (nothing to do with the alledged break).
My lift home to Sydney would not wait for the presentations and I appologised for that.
However, such inexplicable results are inscrutable and/or offensive.
Moderator comment: The dramatic change in results referred to in a previous comment occurred through the correction of mistakes in the published results for the time trial. Adjustments to results were made at the direction of the Chief Commissaire who assessed all available information and made an informed judgement.
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