2013 CA Masters Track National Championships - Program

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2013 Cycling Australia Masters

Track National Championships

Tuesday 9 April - Saturday 13 April 2013

Midvale Speed Dome, Perth, WA

$5 a copy

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Cycling Australia SPONSORS

& PARTNERS

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Chief Commissaire Greg Vincent

Commissaires Colin Makinson

Murray Sallaway

Bob Johnston

David Schutz

Lorraine Schutz

Terry Matheson

Janet White

Greg Bateson

Simon Proud

Shayne Borger

Lee Hubbard

Commentary Ken Benson

Cycling WA CEO Garry Chandler

Race Director Murray Hall

OFFICIALS

& VOLUNTEERS

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Klaus Mueller President, Cycling Australia

On behalf of Cycling Australia, I extend a very warm welcome to athletes, officials and cycling supporters from around Australia to the 2013 Cycling Australia Masters Track National Championships.

It is pleasing to see such a quality field of entries and acknowledge the many outstanding athletes taking part.

Our genuine appreciation is extended to Cycling WA and the Cycling Australia Masters Commission for their support and organisation. Our thanks also to the officials, supporters and volunteer workforce from the cycling fraternity. We appreciate the many hours of hard work that make this Championship the blue ribbon event that it is.

I would like to acknowledge the Australian Sports Commission, Cycling Australia’s principal partner and other sponsor for their ongoing contribution to the success of our sport here and abroad.

Finally to the athletes, I wish you a safe and enjoyable competition and hope your personal goals are realised and that you thoroughly enjoy competing.

Good luck and best wishes to you all.

A MESSAGE

FROM THE PRESIDENT

Simon Proud President, Cycling WA

A warm welcome to Western Australia

to the competitors and family and

friends here for the 2013 Cycling

Australia Masters Track National

Championships.

Cycling WA is very proud to be hosting

this event and acknowledge the

wonderful work by the many

volunteers to prepare for and conduct

this event.

This week in April sees Perth boasting a

festival of cycling with the Woodside

Tour de Perth, the first event in the

2013 NRS, and the UWCT Perth running

alongside these Masters Track

Championships.

And Western Australia offers many

opportunities away from the bike to

“Experience the Extraordinary” such as

the wine and gourmet delights of the

famous Swan Valley, right on the

Midland SpeedDome's doorstep.

So best of luck on the boards at the

SpeedDome and enjoy your stay in WA.

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SPRINT The sprint is one of the oldest cycling events

making its first appearance at World

Championships in Chicago in 1893. It is a classic

short distance event in which two or more riders

cover three laps. Only the final 200m is timed

and the winner is the first across the line.

Sprinters must be strong and fast but the key to

success is tactics. Sudden and dramatic changes

in pace, standstill attempts and feints are typical

ways to try and outwit an opponent. Riders

obtain a seeding through the qualifying 200-

metre flying time trial and from then on race

head to head.

INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL

The time trial is a race against the clock with no

room for error. The difference between gold

and silver can be as little as a thousandth of a

second. The bike is locked in a starting gate and

riders must time their first pedal stroke to

match the gate release. From the standing start

they must quickly get up to maximum speed and

maintain it for the distance.

INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT

The individual pursuit is an endurance event and

is conducted as a knock out tournament. The

goal is to ride the fastest time over the

distance. The fastest two riders in the qualifying

round race in the gold medal final and the next

two fastest contest the bronze medal final. In

qualifying all riders complete the distance to

post a time but in the finals if a rider overtakes

their opponent they are declared the winner.

SCRATCH RACE The scratch race begins with a massed start and

the first rider across the line wins. Tactics are

important in this event, with endurance riders

keeping the pace fast and furious from the gun

in an effort to eliminate the specialist sprinters,

who in turn will try and shelter

within the group to conserve their strength in

the final placings.

POINTS RACE

This is an event where the final placings are

determined according to accumulated points

won by riders. Points (5 3 2 1) are awarded to

the first four across the line in the intermediate

sprints, every ten laps and at the finish. 20

points are given to a rider who laps the main

field and any rider who drops a lap on the main

field loses 20 points. At the end of the race if

two or more riders are equal on points the

places in the final sprint determine who

wins. Speed, endurance, concentration and

ability to read the race and react quickly are all

found in a successful points rider. In the event of

less than 10 starters, Points Races will revert to

a Scratch Race.

TEAM SPRINT Two teams of three riders (two riders for

women) race each other and the clock. The lead

rider on each team must get out of the gate

cleanly and bring the team up to speed as fast as

possible. After one lap it’s the turn of the next

rider to put in the effort and for the final lap

only one rider remains.

GUIDE

TO EVENTS

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3.30 MEDALS AND TROPHIES

3.30.01 When only one competitor has entered a timed event the following criteria shall apply for

such competitor to receive a medal, taking into account the Australian Record or Best Time for the

applicable age category and event.

The Gold Medallion will be awarded when the competitor has ridden a time within 105% of the best time.

The Silver Medallion will be awarded when the competitor has ridden a time within 107% of the best time.

The Bronze Medallion will be awarded when the competitor has ridden a time within 110% of the best time.

3.30.02 When only two competitors have entered an event the above criteria will apply to receive a

medal however two medals of the same colour shall not be awarded. If both competitors qualify for

the same colour medal the fastest competitor shall receive the highest award and the slower

competitor shall receive the lower award.

3.65 AUSTRALIAN MASTERS ROAD & TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS

3.65.03.1. When a small number of competitors have entered for a championship event rule

number 3.30 shall apply for the awarding of medallions.

2. For all scratch races there shall be a minimum of 6 starters. If less than 6 starters arrive at the start

line then the competitors concerned shall compete in a younger age category event.

3. For all points races there shall be a minimum of 10 starters. If less than 10 starters arrive at the

start line then that event shall revert to a scratch race and the above rule shall also apply.

4. If it is necessary to combine categories due to the lack of sufficient numbers as described for the

events above, separate medallions will still be allocated to each category in accordance with rule

3.30

With the proviso that the riders complete the distance/race and are not withdrawn as per the

regulations that apply for each event (eg - points race) and then the medals will then be awarded as

follows:

a) For timed events as per regulation 3.30.01

b) For all other events:

The Gold Medallion will be awarded when the competitor has ridden a time that is no more than +5% the bunch time for the combined event or best time for next lower category at the same event.

The Silver Medallion will be awarded when the competitor has ridden a time that is no more than +7.5% the bunch time for the combined event or best time for next lower category at the same event.

The Bronze Medallion will be awarded when the competitor has ridden a time that is no more than +10% the bunch time for the combined event or best time for next lower category at the same event.

NOTABLE EVENT

RULES & PROCEDURES RELEVANT EXTRACTS FROM CYCLING

AUSTRALIA TECHNICAL REGULATIONS

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M10, 500m Time Trial G: 41.760 S: 42.555 B: 43.748

W9, 500m Time Trial G: 52.316 S: 53.313 B: 54.808

W8, 500m Time Trial G: 46.030 S: 46.907 B: 48.222

W7, 500m Time Trial G: 44.708 S: 45.560 B: 46.837

W5, 500m Time Trial G: 40.621 S: 41.395 B: 42.556

M10, 2000m Individual Pursuit G: 2:42.161 S: 2:45.250 B: 2:49.883

W8, 2000m Individual Pursuit G: 2:56.293 S: 2:59.651 B: 3:04.688






M1, 3000m Individual Pursuit G: 3:36.740 S: 3:40.868 B: 3:47.061

Handlers, please note that you are required to be wearing accredited passes throughout the

Championships whilst on the infield. Handlers will be required to pay a fee of $10 per day upon

entering the velodrome, along with presenting your licence to Cycling WA volunteers. You will be

issued with a handlers pass which you will need to display at all times. Handlers who do not pay this

fee will be asked to leave the infield.

Athlete registration will occur each day on the infield. To assist Commissaires with their scheduling

we ask that each rider signs on before competition each day, presenting their licence to Cycling WA

volunteers.

REQUIRED TARGET TIMES

TIMED EVENTS

HANDLERS PASSES &

ATHLETE REGISTRATION

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Cycling WA will be providing a coffee van during competition times on Tuesday, Wednesday,

Thursday and Saturday. Track Cycling WA will be running their BBQ on the back straight on Saturday.

Spectators are permitted to enter the back straight to purchase food, however patrons will be asked

to return to their seating once this has been done.

TIME TRIAL

Record Category Distance Competitor State Time Date Location

World Men 30-34 1000m Steven Sansonetti VIC 1:03.866 14/10/08 Sydney, NSW

Australian Men 30-34 1000m Steven Sansonetti VIC 1:03.866 14/10/08 Sydney, NSW

World Men 35-39 1000m Anton Quist USA 1:04.927 04/08/04 Colorado Springs, USA

Australian Men 35-39 1000m Andrew Burne NSW 1:05.580 17/04/08 Sydney, NSW

World Men 40-44 750m Darren King VIC 48.033 28/03/07 Melbourne, VIC

Australian Men 40-44 750m Darren King VIC 48.033 28/03/07 Melbourne, VIC

World Men 45-49 750m Alphonso Whaley USA 49.616 2005 Manchester, GBR

Australian Men 45-49 750m Peter Barnard NSW 50.154 28/03/07 Melbourne, VIC

World Men 50-54 500m David Le Grys GBR 34.450 2009 Sydney, NSW

Australian Men 50-54 500m Gary Mandy NSW 35.043 15/4/10 Melbourne, VIC

World Men 55-59 500m David Willmott NSW 35.090 24/03/11 Sydney, NSW

Australian Men 55-59 500m David Willmott NSW 35.090 24/03/11 Sydney, NSW

World Men 60-64 500m Victor Copeland USA 35.654 04/08/04 Colorado Springs, USA

Australian Men 60-64 500m Ron Boyle QLD 35.875 16/10/07 Sydney, NSW

World Men 65-69 500m Victor Copeland USA 37.034 16/10/07 Sydney, NSW

Australian Men 65-69 500m Ketih Oliver NSW 37.305 16/10/07 Sydney, NSW

World Men 70+ 500m Earl Henry TRI 38.991 2011 Manchester, GBR

Australian Men 70+ 500m Ron Truman QLD 39.771 01/09/04 Manchester, GBR

SPRINT – FLYING 200M QUALIFIER


World Men 30-34 200m Stephen Alfred USA 10.333 06/08/02 Colorado Springs, USA

Australian Men 30-34 200m Steven Sansonetti VIC 11.065 19/10/07 Sydney, NSW

World Men 35-39 200m Sky Christopherson USA 10.494 20/08/11 Colorado Springs, USA

Australian Men 35-39 200m Gavin White NSW 11.014 17/10/08 Sydney, NSW

World Men 40-44 200m Stephen Hill USA 10.778 22/08/09 Colorado Springs, USA

Australian Men 40-44 200m Michael Aisbett ACT 10.930 17/10/08 Sydney, NSW

World Men 45-49 200m Todd Hayes USA 10.971 20/08/11 Colorado Springs, USA

BEST TIMES

MENS MASTERS

CANTEEN &

FOOD

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Australian Men 45-49 200m Geoff Stoker NSW 11.111 2009 Sydney, NSW

World Men 50-54 200m Kurt Sarto USA 11.116 21/08/09 Colorado Springs, USA

Australian Men 50-54 200m John Kennedy NSW 11.489 19/10/07 Sydney, NSW

World Men 55-59 200m Richard Voss USA 11.047 20/08/11 Colorado Springs, USA

Australian Men 55-59 200m David WIllmott NSW 11.585 2009 Sydney, NSW

World Men 60-64 200m Victor Copeland USA 11.473 06/08/02 Colorado Springs, USA

Australian Men 60-64 200m Ron Boyle VIC 11.689 19/10/07 Sydney, NSW

World Men 65-69 200m Ronald Hargrave USA 11.932 20/08/11 Colorado Springs, USA

Australian Men 65-69 200m Keith Oliver NSW 12.421 19/10/07 Sydney, NSW

World Men 70+ 200m James Kloss USA 12.636 20/08/09 Colorado Springs, USA

Australian Men 70+ 200m Martin Peeters VIC 13.056 18/4/10 Melbourne, VIC

INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT


World Men 30-34 3000m Michael Hutchinson GBR 3:23.892 2004 Manchester, GBR

Australian Men 30-34 3000m Peter Coulson NSW 3:26.419 2003 Manchester, GBR

World Men 35-39 3000m Reon Park NZL 3:22.045 2009 Sydney, NSW

Australian Men 35-39 3000m Peter Coulson NSW 3:26.169 18/04/08 Sydney, NSW

World Men 40-44 3000m David Stevens AUS 3:24.951 2011 Manchester, GBR

Australian Men 40-44 3000m David Stevens AUS 3:24.951 2011 Manchester, GBR

World Men 45-49 3000m Kent Bostick USA 3:21.065 1999 Manchester, GBR

Australian Men 45-49 3000m Hilton McMurdo WA 3:27.616 17/10/07 Sydney, NSW

World Men 50-54 2000m Lawrence Nolan USA 2:17.051 2009 Sydney, NSW

Australian Men 50-54 2000m Danny Clark TAS 2:22.103 00/10/01 Manchester, GBR

World Men 55-59 2000m James Host USA 2:23.879 2011 Manchester, GBR

Australian Men 55-59 2000m Denis Fahey NSW 2:24.569 2002 Manchester, GBR

World Men 60-64 2000m Victor Copeland USA 2:24.780 07/08/04 Colorado Springs, USA

Australian Men 60-64 2000m Dennis Bowen-Day VIC 2:27.151 2010 Melbourne, VIC

World Men 65-69 2000m Keith Oliver AUS 2:30.153 2009 Sydney, NSW

Australian Men 65-69 2000m Keith Oliver NSW 2:30.153 2009 Sydney, NSW

World Men 70+ 2000m Martin Peeters AUS 2:34.439 16/04/10 Melbourne, VIC

Australian Men 70+ 2000m Martin Peeters AUS 2:34.439 16/04/10 Melbourne, VIC

TEAM SPRINT - 750M

Record Category Competitors State Time Year Location

Stephen Alfred TRI

World Open Geoff Stoker AUS 47.800 2002 Manchester, GBR

David Le Grys GBR

David Willmott NSW

Australian Open Peter Barnard NSW 49.996 2004 Sydney, NSW

Geoff Stoker NSW

David Willmott AUS

World 135 + years Gavin White AUS 47.850 2009 Sydney, NSW

& Australian

Geoff Stoker AUS

BEST TIMES

MENS MASTERS

NB: BEST TIMES ARE AS OF 01/02/2012. RECENTLY UNRATIFIED TIMES MAY NOT BE INCLUDED

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TIME TRIAL – 500M

Record Category Competitor State Time Date Location

World Women 30-34 Suzie Marshall USA 37.505 2000 Manchester, GBR

Australian Women 30-34 Michelle Ferris VIC 37.768 16/10/07 Sydney, NSW

World Women 35-39 Jessica Laws AUS 36.681 2009 Sydney, NSW

Australian Women 35-39 Jessica Laws AUS 36.681 2009 Sydney, NSW

World Women 40-44 Michelle King AUS 37.310 2007 Sydney, NSW

Australian Women 40-44 Michelle King AUS 37.310 2007 Sydney, NSW

World Women 45-49 Janet Birkmyre GBR 37.429 2011 Manchester, GBR

Australian Women 45-49 Julie Barnett NSW 38.650 14/10/08 Sydney, NSW

World Women 50-54 Lise Benjamin AUS 38.687 01/10/2011 Sydney, NSW

Australian Women 50+ Lise Benjamin NSW 38.687 01/10/2011 Sydney, NSW

World Women 55-60 Rita Kacala USA 39.856 05/09/2010 Frisco, USA

World Women 60-64 Linda Miller USA 42.029 02/10/08 Carson, USA

World Women 65-69 Bonnie Woodbury USA 43.838 2011 Manchester, GBR

World Women 70+ Charlene Smith AUS 49.825 24/03/2011 Sydney, NSW

Australian Women 60+ Elizabeth Randall VIC 42.579 18/04/04 Sydney, NSW

SPRINT – FLYING 200M QUALIFIER


World Women 30-34 Tammy Thomas USA 10.976 06/08/02 Colorado Springs, USA

Australian Women 30-34 Michelle Ferris VIC 12.462 19/10/07 Sydney, NSW

World Women 35-39 Jill Gianettoni USA 12.003 1996 Manchester, GBR

Australian Women 35-39 Michelle King VIC 12.601 13/09/06 Manchester, GBR

World Women 40-44 Annette Hanson USA 12.149 06/08/02 Colorado Springs, USA

Australian Women 40-44 Michelle Crawford NSW 12.439 18/4/10 Melbourne, VIC

World Women 45-49 Janet Birkmyre GBR 12.229 2011 Manchester, GBR

Australian Women 45-49 Julie Barnett QLD 12.966 26/03/11 Sydney, NSW

World Women 50-54 Lise Benjamin AUS 12.443 2011 Manchester, GBR

Australian Women 50-54 Lise Benjamin NSW 12.443 2011 Manchester, GBR

World Women 55-59 Rita Kacala USA 13.552 28/07/11 Trexlertown, USA

World Women 60-64 Valerie Rushworth GBR 14.093 10/09/03 Manchester, GBR

World Women 65-69 Bonnie Woodbury USA 14.303 2011 Manchester, GBR

World Women 70+ Charlene Smith AUS 15.543 2010 Sangalhos, POR

Australian Women 70+ Charlene Smith AUS 15.543 2010 Sangalhos, POR

BEST TIMES

WOMENS MASTERS

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INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT – 2000M


World Women 30-34 Katrina Hair GBR 2:29.828 2004 Manchester, GBR

Australian Women 30-34 Anna Jones-Perrin QLD 2:36.391 2005 Manchester, GBR

World Women 35-39 Michelle Crawford AUS 2:31.392 2009 Sydney, NSW

Australian Women 35-39 Michelle Crawford AUS 2:31.392 2009 Sydney, NSW

World Women 40-44 Michelle Crawford VIC 2:28.727 16/04/10 Melbourne, VIC

Australian Women 40-44 Michelle Crawford VIC 2:28.727 16/04/10 Melbourne, VIC

World Women 45-49 Annette Williams USA 2:31.570 2009 Sydney, NSW

Australian Women 45-49 Kerrie Crisp NSW 2:41.324 11/09/03 Manchester, GBR

World Women 50-54 Terry Roach USA 2:36.441 09/08/02 Colorado Springs, USA

World Women 55-59 Rita Kacala USA 2:46.207 27/07/11 Trexlertown, USA

Australian Women 50+ Lorraine Schutz WA 2:43.983 26/03/07 Melbourne, VIC

World Women 60+ Marsha Marco USA 2:46.038 2004 Manchester, GBR

Australian Women 60+ Shirley Amy VIC 2:47.898 17/10/07 Melbourne, VIC

The Champions of Champions jersey is awarded to the most successful rider for each category at the

Cycling Australia Masters Track National Championships based on points. To be eligible, riders must

contest a minimum of 2 events with an average of 6 starters for Men and 4 for Women across these

events.

Category Competitor State Club WMAS2 Sandra Bletchley QLD Wynham Redlands

WMAS3 Michelle Crawford NSW Goulburn CC

WMAS4 Julie Barnett QLD Gold Coast Goldstars CC

MMAS2 Mark Jewell NSW Illawarra CC

MMAS3 Gavin White NSW Randwick Botany CC

MMAS4 David Stevens NSW Randwick Botany CC

MMAS5 Geoff Stoker NSW Parramatta CC

MMAS6 David Willmot NSW Bicisport

MMAS7 Peter Gumley QLD Hamilton Pine River Wheelers

MMAS8 Ron Boyle QLD Sunshine Coast CC

MMAS9 Alban McGuinness NSW Waratah Masters CC

BEST TIMES

WOMENS MASTERS

CHAMPIONS OF CHAMPIONS - 2012

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First Name Last Name State Club Category TT Sp IP SCR

Race Number

Charlene SMITH QLD Logan City CC WMAS9 x x

x 1

Heather SANDERSON WA ATTA WMAS7 x x x x 2

Jennifer SAMMONS WA ATTA WMAS6 x

x

3

Meriel CUSTANCE SA Skinny Lattes WMAS6

x

4

Susan CHALLEN WA ATTA WMAS5 x x x x 5

Alison DYSON WA Peel District CC WMAS4 x x x x 6

Rose SELLAR WA NDCC WMAS4 x x x x 7

Jayne PAINE GB Willesden WMAS4 x x x x 8

Melanie REITER NSW LACC WMAS4 x

9

Liz YOUNG QLD Uni CC WMAS4 x x x x 10

Kirstie DOLTON NSW BiciSport WMAS4

x

x 11

Kerri MACCINI SA Skinny Lattes WMAS4 x

x

12

Leanne HOFFMAN WA Peel District CC WMAS3 x x

x 14

Kellie HARDS SA Port Adelaide CC WMAS3 x x x x 15

Catherine HOOTON NSW Illawarra WMAS3 x x x x 16

Renee COVINGTON NSW Bathurst WMAS3 x x x x 17

Janelle SMITH TAS Southern Tasmanian CC WMAS3 x x x x 18

Lisa HANLEY VIC Carnegie Caulfield CC WMAS3

x

19

Sara LANGRIDGE WA Track Cycling WA WMAS3 x x x x 20

Helen PENISTON WA Track Cycling WA WMAS3 x x

x 21

Wendy HABERMANN QLD Bundaberg CC WMAS2 x x x x 22

Jessica LAWS VIC Lavington Panthers CC WMAS2 x x x x 23

Rebecca WHEADON WA Roues de Chaudes WMAS2 x x x x 24

Samara FARRELL SA Port Adelaide CC WMAS1 x x

25

Sharon GORDON VIC Warragul CC WMAS1 x

26

Clare MANDENO NSW Sydney Uni Velo WMAS1

x x 27

START LIST

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Race Number

Brian KENNEDY WA South West CC MAS10 x x x x 35

Desmond KIDD NSW Dulwich Hill CC MAS10 x x

x 36

Denis ROBINSON WA Track Cycling WA MAS10 x x x x 37

Rodney WAGNER NSW Caravello MAS9 x x x x 38

Glen ION QLD Murwillumbah MAS9 x x x x 39

Hugh GRAY NSW Waratah Masters CC MAS8 x x x x 40

Terence SKINNER WA Track Cycling WA MAS8

x x 41

Jim VEAL ACT Vikings CC MAS8 x x x x 42

John DIXON WA Track Cycling WA MAS8 x x

x 43

David DUFFIELD ACT Canberra CC MAS 7 x x x x 44

Malcolm CLASOHM SA Whyalla MAS 7 x x x x 45

Ross DENFORD WA Track Cycling WA MAS 7 x x x x 46

Peter FERGIE WA Collie CC MAS 7 x

x

47

Brian WALSH WA Track Cycling WA MAS 7 x

x x 48

Geoff GILMORE WA Peel Districts CC MAS 7

x 49

freddy LANDON WA Melville Fremantle CC MAS 7

x x 50

Damien O'NEILL NSW Port Macquarie MAS 7 x x

x 51

Michael LAWSON NSW Bicisport MAS 7 x x x x 52

Reginald RIDLEY WA Track Cycling WA MAS 6 x x x x 53

John ZIVANOVIC SA Kilkeny Cycling Club MAS 6 x x x x 54

Donald HUYSER QLD Cairns MAS 6 x x x x 55

David PEACOCK SA Fatboys CC MAS 6 x x

56

Joseph GRASSO WA ATTA MAS 6

x x 57

Anton WURZER ACT Vikings CC MAS 6 x x x x 58

David BUSWELL WA Track Cycling WA MAS 6 x

59

Ernie TESCONI WA Track Cycling WA MAS 6

x x 60

Arch DAVIS QLD Rockhampton CC MAS 6 x x

x 61

Anthony MILLS QLD Townsville MAS 6

x

62

Lewis MARSHALL QLD Rockhampton MAS 5 x x x x 63

Michael EASTWOOD TAS Southern Tasmanian CC MAS 5 x x x x 64

Greg SANDS QLD Gold Coast Gold Stars MAS 5

x 65

Mitch LAW WA Northern Districts CC MAS 5 x x

66

Peter HAMMOND WA Midland CC MAS 5 x x

x 67

Geoff STOKER NSW Bike Barn Parramatta MAS 5 x x

68

Byron GENEVE WA ATTA MAS 5

x

69

Phil JARVIE TAS Southern Tas CC MAS 5

x x 70

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Race Number

David ZDANOWICZ SA ADCC MAS 5 x x x

71

Patrick MARCUCCI SA Norwood MAS 5 x

x x 72

Karl MORRIS QLD Bikeline Racing MAS 5 x x

73

Michael GAMBLE WA Track Cycling WA MAS 5 x x

x 74

Tony UNICOMB NSW Sutherland Shire MAS 5

x x 75

Andre CLAYDEN QLD Gold Star CC MAS 5

x 76

Graeme ALLBON ACT Randwick Botany MAS 4 x x x x 77

Roy MARTIN TAS MVDCC MAS 4 x x

x 78

Steven GRAY WA Track Cycling WA MAS 4 x x

79

Paul ANGELATOS ACT Canberra CC MAS 4

x x 80

James SPANSWICK WA Eastern Goldfields CC MAS 4 x x

81

Craig EAST WA Track Cycling WA MAS 4 x x x x 82

Carlo CECCHELE WA Track Cycling WA MAS 4 x x x x 83

Philip NICHOLLS WA TrackCyclingWA MAS 4 x x

x 84

Pedro TURIBAKA WA Midland CC MAS 4 x

x x 85

Martin DEPIAZZI WA Roues de Chaudes CC MAS 4

x 86

Gregory STOYLES WA Track Cycling WA MAS 4

x x x 87

Justin MCMULLEN TAS Southern Tasmania CC MAS 4

x 88

Desmond TRINDALL QLD Bundaberg CC MAS 4

x

89

Anthony COLLIS WA Collie CC MAS 4 x

x x 90

Greg BASTIAN WA Northern Districts CC MAS 4 x x

x 91

James EU WA ATTA MAS 4 x

92

Andrew PATTEN QLD HPRW MAS 4 x

x x 93

Fenton MORAN WA

Melville Fremantle CC MAS 3

x 94

Chris PENISTON WA Track Cycling WA MAS 3

x x 95

Chris UNICOMB WA Track Cycling WA MAS 3 x x

x 96

Michael BAILEY TAS Northern Veterans CC MAS 3 x x x x 97

Nick GATLAND NSW Manly Warringah MAS 3 x

98

Jason HAPETA WA Track Cycling WA MAS 3

x

x 99

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Race Number

Shawn CONDON QLD Uni CC MAS 3

x 100

Matthew GLANVILLE NSW Bicisport MAS 3 x x x x 101

Stephen PEARCE WA Collie CC MAS 3 x x

x 102

Daniel RICKARD ACT ANU Cycling MAS 3 x x

103

Matt POYNER WA Roues de Chaudes CC MAS 3 x

x 104

Paul CLOHESYY WA Track Cycling WA MAS 3 x

x

105

Michael SMITH NSW Central Coast CC MAS 3 x x

106

Gavin WHITE NSW Randwick Botany MAS 3 x x

107

Peter HERREWYN WA Track Cycling WA MAS 3

x

x 108

Richard MCARDLE NSW Bicisport MAS 3

x x 109

Lou PASCUZZI VIC Carnegie Caulfield CC MAS 3 x x

110

Ian GARDINER NSW Eastern Suburbs CC MAS 3

x x 111

John EDER QLD BCRI MAS 3 x x

112

James KELLY SA Norwood CC MAS 3

x 113

John MURAZAK QLD HPRW MAS 3 x x x x 114

Adam GODWIN WA Roues de Chaudes CC MAS 3 x

115

Patrick WEINRAUCH QLD HPRW MAS 2 x x

x 116

Darryl THORNCRAFT NSW Bathurst MAS 2 x x x x 117

Robert REID VIC Latrobe City CC MAS 2

x x 118

Andrew SKINNER WA Track Cycling WA MAS 2

x

x 119

Stephen STORER NSW Cats CC MAS 2 x x

x 120

Adam CLEMENTS QLD Balmoral MAS 2

x x 121

Chris HICKEY VIC Brunswick MAS 2 x x

x 122

Troy COULTHARD WA ATTA MAS 2 x

x

123

Lee STEVENS SA Riverland CC MAS 2 x x

124

Dan HAYES WA Track Cycling WA MAS 2

x 125

Jack RICHARDS QLD Balmoral CC MAS 1 x x

x 126

Jim LEWIS NSW Hunter District CC MAS 1

x

127

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EVENT

SCHEDULE

Event Category Distance Event Name Phase Qualification Criteria

Tuesday 10:00AM

1 MMAS8 2000m Individual Pursuit Qualification 1st and 2nd to Final - Event 17

2 MMAS7 2000m Individual Pursuit Qualification Fastest 2 race for Gold, 3rd & 4th race for Bronze - Event 18


4 MMAS5 2000m Individual Pursuit Qualification Fastest 2 race for Gold, 3rd & 4th race for Bronze - 20

5 MMAS10 2000m Individual Pursuit Final **Riding for target time**

6 MMAS9 2000m Individual Pursuit Final **Riding for target time**

7 WMAS7 2000m Individual Pursuit Final **Riding for target time**

8 WMAS6 2000m Individual Pursuit Final **Riding for target time** G - 2:54:517 S - 2:57:841 B - 3:02:828


10 WMAS4 2000m Individual Pursuit Qualification Fastest 2 race for Gold, 3rd & 4th race for Bronze - Event 21

11 WMAS3 2000m Individual Pursuit Qualification Fastest 2 race for Gold, 3rd & 4th race for Bronze - Event 22

12 WMAS2 2000m Individual Pursuit Qualification 1st and 2nd to Final - Event 23





MEDAL PRESENTATIONS

Tuesday 2:00PM

17 MMAS8 2000m Individual Pursuit Final 3rd rider has qualified for Bronze

18 MMAS7 2000m Individual Pursuit Final Bronze ride off first, then Gold/Silver



21 WMAS4 2000m Individual Pursuit Final Bronze ride off first, then Gold/Silver

22 WMAS3 2000m Individual Pursuit Final Bronze ride off first, then Gold/Silver

23 WMAS2 2000m Individual Pursuit Final 3rd rider has qualifid for Bronze




MEDAL PRESENTATIONS

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Wednesday 10:00AM

27 Mas 8/9/10 5km Scratch Race Final

28 MMAS7 5km Scratch Race Final



31 WMAS 4/5/7/9 5km Scratch Race Final

32 WMAS3 5km Scratch Race Final

33 WMAS 1/2 5km Scratch Race Final

34 MMAS4 20km Points Race Final Sprint every 10 laps, point 5,3,2,1. Bonus 20points if take a lap

35 MMAS3 20km Points Race Final Sprint every 10 laps, points 5,3,2,1. Bonus 20points if take a lap

36 MMAS 1/2 10km Scratch Race Final

MEDAL PRESENTATIONS

Wednesday 2:00 PM

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Masters Men Team Sprint 750m Team Sprint Qualification

Fastest 2 race for Gold, 3rd & 4th race for Bronze

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Masters Women Team Sprint 750m Team Sprint Qualification

Fastest 2 race for Gold, 3rd & 4th race for Bronze

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Masters Men Team Sprint 750m Team Sprint Final

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Masters Women Team Sprint 750m Team Sprint Final

MEDAL PRESENTATIONS


Thursday 10:00AM

41 MMAS10 200m Flying Lap Qualification 1st and 2nd to Final - Event 56. 3rd bronze

42 MMAS9 200m Flying Lap Qualification To final - Event 57

43 MMAS8 200m Flying Lap Qualification 1st and 2nd to Final - Event58. 3rd bronze

44 MMAS7 200m Flying Lap Qualification Fastest 4 to semin Finals - Event 68

45 MMAS6 200m Flying Lap Qualification 2 fastest have bye, go to semi finals, other 4 into quarter finals (3v6, 4v5)

46 MMAS5 200m Flying Lap Qualification 8 to Quarter Finals (1v8, 2v7, 3v6, 4v5), winners to semi, then finals

47 MMAS4 200m Flying Lap Qualification Fastest 8 to Quarter Finals (1v8, 2v7, 3v6, 4v5) winners to semi, then finals

48 MMAS3 200m Flying Lap Qualification

Fastest 8 to Quarter Finals (1v8, 2v7, 3v6, 4v5) winners to semi, then finals, losers ride off for 5-8th

49 MMAS2 200m Flying Lap Qualification 2 fastest have bye, go to semi finals, other 4 into quarter finals (3v6, 4v5)

50 MMAS1 200m Flying Lap Qualification To final - Event 59

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Thursday CONTINUED

51 WMAS 5/7/9 200m Flying Lap Qualification 1st and 2nd to Final Event 60. 3rd bronze

52 WMAS4 200m Flying Lap Qualification 4 fastest to semi final

53 WMAS3 200m Flying Lap Qualification 2 fastest have bye, go to semi finals, other 4 into quarter finals (3v6, 4v5)

54 WMAS2 200m Flying Lap Qualification 1st and 2nd to Final - Event 61. 3rd bronze

55 WMAS1 200m Flying Lap Qualification Qualification ride only

56 MMAS10 3 laps Sprint Final - Heat 1 Best of 3 heats

57 MMAS9 3 laps Sprint Final - Heat 1



60 WMAS 5/7/9 3 laps Sprint Final - Heat 1

61 WMAS2 3 laps Sprint Final - Heat 1

62 MMAS6 3 laps Sprint Quarter Finals - Heat

Winners to Semi Finals Best of 3 heats

63 MMAS5 3 laps Sprint Quarter Finals - Heat 1 Winners to Semi Finals

64 MMAS4 3 laps Sprint Quarter Finals - Heat 1 Best of 3 races, winners to semi-finals

65 MMAS3 3 laps Sprint Quarter Finals - Heat 1

Winners to the semi finals, losers ride off for 5th-8th

66 MMAS2 3 laps Sprint Quarter Finals - Heat 1 Winners to Semi Finals

67 WMAS3 3 laps Sprint Quarter Finals - Heat 1 Winners to Semi Finals








75 WMAS5 3 laps Sprint Quarter Finals - Heat 2












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87 MMAS5 3 laps Sprint Quarter Finals - Heat 3 Thursday CONTINUED





92 MMAS3 3 laps Sprint 5th - 8th

MEDAL PRESENTATIONS

Break

93 MMAS7 3 laps Sprint Semi Finals - Heat 1 Best of 3 heats

94 MMAS6 3 laps Sprint Semi Finals - Heat 1





99 WMAS4 3 laps Sprint Semi Finals - Heat 1

















116 WMAS3 3 laps Sprint Semi Finals

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Thursday CONTINUED

117 MMAS7 3 laps Sprint Final - Heat 1 Best of 3 heats
























MEDAL PRESENTATIONS

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Saturday 10:00AM

141 MMAS10 500m Time Trial Final





MEDAL PRESENTATIONS


147 WMAS9 500m Time Trial Final Ride to a time




151 WMAS4 500m Time Trial Final


MEDAL PRESENTATIONS







MEDAL PRESENTATIONS

Champion of Champion Jerseys to be presented

Please ensure that your numbers are attached as follows:

1 Number on your mid-lower back for:

Time Trials

Individual Pursuits

Team Sprints

Team Pursuits

2 Numbers, one on each side of your waist for:

Flying 200m

Sprints

Points Races

Scratch Races

END OF CHAMPIONSHIPS

RIDER

NUMBERS

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Cycling Western Australia is the state's governing body for the sport and is a member of Cycling Australia, with affiliated clubs spanning Albany to Kalgoorlie. Western Australia has a rich history of success in road and track racing, and the popularity of cycling is increasing dramatically as a result. Recent research suggests that almost 400,000 people regularly cycle within the state, with cycling being described as the 'new golf'. Cycling WA offers recreational, family and competitive cycling membership, which includes 24 hour insurance and a range of additional benefits designed to help you get the most out of your cycling.

For further details on membership please contact us on 9328 3422, via e-mail on [email protected] or visit our website www.wa.cycling.org.au

Track Cycling WA is proud to be directing the Australian Masters Track Championships. We wish all

competitors and visitors the very n=best of luck and sincerely hope that you enjoy your stay in

Western Australia

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The Department of Sport and Recreation is the lead

agency responsible for the implementation of government policy and initiatives in sport and

recreation. A key role of the department is to contribute to the healthy lifestyle of Western

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