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  1. Original post
    Bleve
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    Av speed added by me, courtesy of
    http://www.bx3.com/phil/tri/tricalc.php times rounded to the closest
    second. 29km course, right? (my mistake on the other thread! thought
    it was 21km .. *doh*)

    1 Oenone Wood (Australia) 37.40.87 46.2
    2 Kathryn Watt (Australia) 0.15.20 45.9
    3 Sara Carrigan (Australia) 0.19.45 45.8
    4 Melissa Holt (NewZealand) 1.21.66 44.6
    5 Rachel Heal (England) 1.45.50 44.1
    6 Wendy Houvenaghel (England) 2.05.15 43.8
    7 Alison Shanks (New Zealand) 2.36.38 43.2
    8 Susan Jane Palmer-Komar (Canada) 2.51.73 42.9
    9 Katrina Hair (Scotland) 2.59.30 42.8
    10 Erinne Willock (Canada) 3.58.92 41.8
    11 Julia Lesley Hawley (Bermuda) 5.17.80 40.5
    12 Noor Azian Binti Alias (Malaysia) 5.29.86 40.1
    13 Leow Hoay Sim (Malaysia) 5.44.57 39.2
    14 Stephania Magri (Malta) 8.18.39 37.0

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  2. Shabby
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    And the blokes are in too.....
    Not bad, 5 out of 6 for the day.

    1 Nathan O'Neill (Australia) 48.37.29

    2 Ben Day (Australia) 0.24.38

    3 Gordon McCauley (New Zealand) 1.13.41

    4 Michael Hutchinson (Northern Ireland) 1.28.07

    5 David McCann (Northern Ireland) 1.37.90

    6 Stuart Dangerfield (England) 2.19.71

    7 Svein Tuft (Canada) 2.32.37

    8 Peter Latham (New Zealand) 2.44.44

    9 Paul Manning (England) 3.05.56

    10 David Harold George (Republic of South Africa) 3.11.45

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  3. adam85
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    Shabby said:

    And the blokes are in too.....
    Not bad, 5 out of 6 for the day.

    1 Nathan O'Neill (Australia) 48.37.29

    2 Ben Day (Australia) 0.24.38

    3 Gordon McCauley (New Zealand) 1.13.41

    4 Michael Hutchinson (Northern Ireland) 1.28.07

    5 David McCann (Northern Ireland) 1.37.90

    6 Stuart Dangerfield (England) 2.19.71

    7 Svein Tuft (Canada) 2.32.37

    8 Peter Latham (New Zealand) 2.44.44

    9 Paul Manning (England) 3.05.56

    10 David Harold George (Republic of South Africa) 3.11.45

    Not bad? Ben and Nathan were the only 2 aussies in it! 🙂 Both from QLD too...woohoo!

    Adam
    (hooray for pubs with big screens at lunchtime)

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  4. craigster_jd
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    Bleve said:

    Av speed added by me, courtesy of
    http://www.bx3.com/phil/tri/tricalc.php times rounded to the closest
    second. 29km course, right? (my mistake on the other thread! thought
    it was 21km .. *doh*)
    Results Snipped

    A selection of mediocre pictures of the day can be found here:
    flickr.comtimetrial

    I wandered back to Catani Gardens later on, and somehow ended up at the back of the team enclosure the wrong side of the crowd barrier. To my surprise was brushing shoulders with Nathan O'Neill complete with gold medal still round his neck! I resisted the urge to yell some something Pro-pommie/Anti-aussie, especially since he was on his moby at the time (probably to his american Missus?). Still a cool way to end the day.

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  5. JayWoo
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    craigster_jd said:

    A selection of mediocre pictures of the day can be found here:
    flickr.comtimetrial


    Mediocre?! 'Bloody Great!' I reckon.

    Cheers

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  6. Email address hidden
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    A few of my photos here. What an astounding bunch of athletes.

    http://www.davidkillick.com/time%20trial/

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  7. Jono L
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    craigster_jd said:

    A selection of mediocre pictures of the day can be found here:
    flickr.comtimetrial

    I wandered back to Catani Gardens later on, and somehow ended up at the back of the team enclosure the wrong side of the crowd barrier. To my surprise was brushing shoulders with Nathan O'Neill complete with gold medal still round his neck! I resisted the urge to yell some something Pro-pommie/Anti-aussie, especially since he was on his moby at the time (probably to his american Missus?). Still a cool way to end the day.


    Top photos, you live in the right neck of the woods eh. Lucky bugger.

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  8. flyingdutch
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    davidkillick.comtarget1.html

    is that Kathy Watt?

    never heard of 'WALSER' biks before.
    then agai i ride bikes you can steer properly 🙄

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  9. Email address hidden
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    That rider came past me at 10:45:30, and Kathy Watt's start time was
    listed as 10.45, so I'll say yes and await contradiction.

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  10. SuzieB
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    "]That rider came past me at 10:45:30, and Kathy Watt's start time was
    listed as 10.45, so I'll say yes and await contradiction.


    With that expression I'd have to say yes.

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  11. warrwych
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    "]That rider came past me at 10:45:30, and Kathy Watt's start time was
    listed as 10.45, so I'll say yes and await contradiction.

    it looks like her & she was the only aust girl in short sleeves, and she was riding a Walmart, sorry Walser bike.

    Gotta google that -see what exactly it is!

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  12. sinus
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    "]That rider came past me at 10:45:30, and Kathy Watt's start time was
    listed as 10.45, so I'll say yes and await contradiction.


    No one else is as short as Kathy. Notice the very small distance between the height of handlebars and the front wheel - only just legal.

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  13. warrwych
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    sinus said:

    No one else is as short as Kathy. Notice the very small distance between the height of handlebars and the front wheel - only just legal.

    You mean racing at elite level???? She is the same height as me.....
    :p

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  14. warrwych
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    flyingdutch said:

    davidkillick.comtarget1.html

    is that Kathy Watt?

    never heard of 'WALSER' biks before.
    then agai i ride bikes you can steer properly 🙄

    Google is my friend: Andy Walser hand made carbon frame TT bikes (looks like he does racing snow toboggan thingies too). Ullrich rode one of his TT bikes instead of a bianchi for a TdF. He also made a bike for Sven Montgomery of Gerolsteiner, which was rebadge "Willier" for team purposes.

    I retract my Walmart comment pronto!!!!

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  15. JayWoo
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    warrwych said:

    Google is my friend: Andy Walser hand made carbon frame TT bikes (looks like he does racing snow toboggan thingies too).

    How about the cranks😕 Both Watts & Wood are using them with different types of Dooora-Ace Chainrings.
    tinyurl.comota32
    tinyurl.comr389l

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