Flying 200 metre
1st Colby Jachmann 13.08 secs
2nd Lee Stevens 13.82 secs
3rd Shane Pitman 14.75 secs
4th Peter Burr 15.23 secs
5th Dennis Robinson 15.31 secs
6th Lee Rasheed 15.91 secs
7th Frank Sullivan 16.39 secs
8th Angelo Ylia 17.68 secs
9th Tyler Stevens 21.43 secs
2000m Handicap
Heat 1 Heat 2 Final
1st Colby Jachmann 1st Tyler Stevens 1st Tyler Stevens
2nd Angelo Ylia 2nd Lee Rasheed 2nd Colby Jachmann
3rd Dennis Robinson 3rd Lee Stevens 3rd Lee Stevens
4th Peter Burr 4th Shane Pitman 4th Lee Rasheed
5th 5th Frank Sullivan 5th Angelo Ylia
6th Dennis Robinson
Miss'n'out
1st Colby Jackman
2nd Shane Pitman
3rd Peter Burr
4th Lee Rasheed
5th Dennis Robinson
6th Frank Sullivan
7th Angelo Ylia
Italian Teams Pursuit
Team 1 Team 2
Colby Jachmann Lee Stevens
Lee Rasheed Shane Pitman
Peter Burr Angelo Ylia
Tyler Stevens Dennis Robinson
Frank Sullivan
Colby Jachmann rode extra lap to make up uneveness with Team 1 being winners.
12 riders rock up in what were pretty good conditions bar the heat. A short discussion about
the heat & a shortened race was decided up. With 4 laps being the preferred race distance.
Angelo Ylia & Peter Weston would start us off in the limit bunch. Followed by Frank Sullivan,
Peter Burr & Dennis Robinson @ 3 minutes. Lee Stevens, Lee Rasheed & Clint Bambrick @ 5 minutes
in the chopping block group. Scratch would start @ 14 minutes with Colby Jachmann,
Shane Pitman & Ken Ridley. Gordon Lawton would start @ 17 minutes with 2 laps to complete.
Well what a race. Angelo & Peter got caught by Burr, Robinson & Sullivan about
1 3/4 laps into the 4 lap race, but not before Angelo stopped after the first lap at his car to get more water!
The now larger group was pursued by Stevens, Rasheed, & Bambrick who caught the group
in front of them on the 3 lap, but not before Burr punctured!
This was the second puncture for the race as Jachmann punctured just after the first lap.
As the group came together Rasheed punctured also. The swollen group now worked together
to stay away from the scratch riders & without Jachmann in the group it was always going
to be hard for scratch. However it was not scratch that the block group had to worry about.
Gordon Lawton was in good form & rode to his handicap. He stayed away from block giving
him the victory, about ten minutes in front of chopping block with scratch bringing up the rear.