Cronulla Crit

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Results A Grade
Place    Competitor    Category    Club / Sponsors    Time
1
   SCARFE, Dale    U/23    Central Coast CC
Real Aussie Kids
   37.28
2
   SCOTT, Warren    Elite Men    St George CC    37.28
3
   DELACOUR, Perren    Elite Men    Sutherland Shire CC
Endeavour Cycles
Watkins Real Estate
Lockwood Couriers
Powerbar
   
4
   DAVISON, Luke    JM19    Randwick Botany CC
NSWIS
FRF Couriers- ExcelPro
   37.28
5
   CUPITT, Michael    Elite Men    Canberra Cycling Club
Team Velo Canberra
   37.28
6
   LAW, Scott    JM19    Illawarra CC
NSWIS
Frank Soto Mechanical Engineers
   37.28
7
   CARVER, Alex    JM19    Lidcombe Auburn CC
Avico Electronics
Ashfield Cycles
Dooleys - Lidcombe Catholic Club
   37.28
9
   RICHARDS, Thomas    JM19    Ipswich C C    37.28
10
   KOKE, Kris    Elite Men    Randwick Botany CC
FRF Couriers- ExcelPro
   37.28

[Andy H]

Awesome job - well done Dale

Anyone know how Brad fared?

[Chicken]

What a great result for Dale. It must have been a super close finish as the first 10 were all awarded the same time.

Shame they didn't televise that race as well or at least the highlights.

[rosko]

Even if it did look like a dodgy result with the finish set up on the day before during the coffee ride..

 From cyclingnews.com...


Cronulla winnings donated to Prostate Cancer Institute
Matt White and his colleagues have donated their prize money to charity
Photo ©: Brad Hooker   
Professional cyclists involved in the Cronulla Grand Prix December 16 have donated their prize money to the Prostate Cancer Institute. The top four riders – Matt White (Discovery Channel), Graeme Brown (Rabobank), Julian Dean (Crédit Agricole) and Allan Davis (Discovery Channel) – donated their combined prize money of $3600AUD to the Institute, which is being established at St George Cancer Care Centre in New South Wales, Australia.

"The event was a great promotion for the sport of cycling and it is the least professional stars can do when racing in Australia; to make the contribution of prize money to such a worthy charity," said White, who retired after the event and will be directing the USA-based Team Slipstream outfit this season.

It is the very first Prostate Cancer Institute in Australia and will have all of the treatment options available under the one roof. The Cancer Centre, headed by Professor John Kearsley, is expanding in size and will have also a Research centre attached to the facility.

It has been a two million dollar project undertaken by a community group and the funds have been well received by the committee. Professor Kearsley, who was present at the Cronulla Grand Prix said "It was a great day for everyone – great action, good sponsorship support from NSW Health and others, and now the donation from the race winners.

"The community has now committed more than one million dollars and this is the first occasion that a sporting event and competitors have contributed to the construction of the Prostate Cancer Institute, that will commence building works in February this year," added Kearsley.

The Prostate Cancer Institute also benefited from the race entries of the 1500-metre athletic event staged on the day.

"All the invited professionals prior to the start of the race agreed to donate the money to the Prostate Cancer Institute and I am very proud that in my last race we could give back to the community," concluded White.

 Good on the boys....

[Mick Hull]

Brad finished in the bunch not to far back. Dale did an awesome job and was strong the whole race. Has anyone heard how they are going at the Bay Crits

[mick curran]

i havnt seen the full results, only the top 10 place getters from each of the 5 stages and their names have not appeared. but in saying that im sure they have ridden well and strong.

[Mick Hull]

Thanks Mick