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RESULTS | Round 2, 5th May | Stoked Cycles Pedal-Power Showdown.

Round 2 Results

A Grade

  1. Craig Oliver
  2. Michael Audeau
  3. Sam Ritchie
  4. Mike Crawford
  5. Kea Gawn

B Grade

  1. Joe Bebbington
  2. Mike Sleeman
  3. Riley Crampton
  4. Johnny Smit
  5. Nathan Peterson

C Grade

  1. Micheal Sanders
  2. Megan Boyd
  3. Steve Scott
  4. Luke Street
  5. Phill Overend

D Grade

  1. Scott Crampton
  2. Geertrui Van de Voorde
  3. Adam Teale
  4. Fiona Oliver 
  5. Sammie Walker

E Grade

  1. Ben Broomhall
  2. Andy Broomhall
  3. Kirby Fenton
  4. Tracey Christie
  5. Gary Frame

No Drop Grade

  1. Dave Neilson
  2. George Bishop
  3. Raphe Dacre
  4. Ewen Rowse
  5. George Kavanagh

Development

  1. Kieran Clarke
  2. James Watson
  3. Domenico Fricker
  4. Ashlee Brooks
  5. William Valetine

Race report for Round 2.


Yesterday's Winter Worlds race was a true test of mettle and strategy as riders faced a varied course with conditions that pushed them to their limits. The ride out was electrifying, with a tailwind propelling the peloton at speeds that often exceeded 40 km/h. This set the stage for an intensely competitive day, where every grade showcased their unique strengths and tactical acumen.


In the A Grade, the race fragmented early on with numerous attacks defining the tempo. The relentless pace and aggressive strategies led to a dynamic race that left spectators and competitors alike on the edge of their seats.


The B Grade delivered a quintessential Winter Worlds experience, culminating in a thrilling sprint finish that demonstrated the close-knit competition and camaraderie among riders.


C Grade was the scene of a tactical masterclass by Scott Crampton and Geertrui Van de Voorde, who, after several attempts, successfully broke away from the pack. This bold move paid off, earning them a commendable victory in their grade.


Watch some C Grade Action from Luke Streets Helmet cam


Meanwhile, the D Grade and No Drop riders showed solid performances, riding steadily and supporting each other throughout. The Development riders had an impressive turnout, with new cyclists showing great potential and enthusiasm for future races.


The light breeze on the final leg added a layer of challenge, testing the riders' endurance and tactical choices as they navigated the closing stretches of the course.


Overall, the day was a fantastic display of the spirit and passion that defines Winter Worlds—riders pushing their limits, supporting one another, and achieving personal best against the backdrop of Canterbury’s stunning landscapes.

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