Race details | |
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Region | Australia |
Discipline | Road |
Type | Stage race |
Web site | www |
History | |
First edition | Men's: 2006 Women's: 2007 |
Editions | Men's: 6 Women's: 3 |
Final edition | 2013 |
First winner | Men's David McKenzie (AUS) Women's Kathryn Watt (AUS) |
Final winner | Men's Joseph Cooper (NZL) Women's Ruth Corset (AUS) |
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Year | Winner | Second | Third |
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2006 | David McKenzie | Cameron Meyer | Wesley Sulzberger |
2007 | Stuart Shaw | Jack Anderson | Benjamin King |
2008 | Richie Porte | Adam Semple | David Kemp |
2009 | Travis Meyer | Graeme Brown | Richard Lang |
2011 | Cameron Meyer | Anthony Giacoppo | Adam Semple |
2013 | Joseph Cooper | Neil Van der Ploeg | Jack Haig |
Year | Winner | Second | Third |
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2007 | Kathryn Watt | Josephine Tomic | Amanda Spratt |
2008 | Josephine Tomic | Carly Hibberd | Davina Summers |
2009 | Ruth Corset | Ellen van Dijk | Simone Grounds |
Source [2]
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