Sam Welsford hits the target. The 28-year-old athlete from Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe wears the Australian champion jersey after beating Cameron Scott, who moved this year from Bahrain - Victorious to Continental Ccache X Bodywrap, and Blake Quick, a 24-year-old in the Roojai Insurance jersey.
The competition saw Luke Durbridge as a protagonist, who with a solo breakaway tried, without success, to gift another victory to Team Jayco AlUla, which had rejoiced yesterday in the time trial thanks to
Luke Plapp and today celebrated the
victory of Amber Pate among women.
The 29-year-old athlete crossed the Perth finish line with her arms raised, concluding a long breakaway in the best possible way and thus becoming the Australian champion of the specialty. Behind Pate came Keira Will, a 19-year-old athlete from Lidcombe Auburn Cycle Club (second overall and U23 national champion), and 25-year-old Maeve Plouffe from Hess Cycling, who finished third.
John Carter is the new national champion in the U23 category. The 21-year-old cyclist, registered with the Continental team Ccache X Bodywrap, won with a powerful sprint that allowed him to overtake all opponents and cross the finish line with his arms raised
Among the Juniors,
17-year-old Amelie Sanders celebrates again who had already
won the national time trial title on Wednesday. The athlete from Australian Cycling Academy Gold Coast today beat her peers Anna Dubier from Australian Cycling Academy - Lidcombe Auburn and Ruby Taylor, 2024 National Gravel Champion, registered with the Praties Cycling Team.
In the men's race of the same category,
Ollie Jirovec (Australian Cycling Academy - Brunswick) won the sprint, leaving behind Donovan Mackie (Cycling Development Foundation) and Alex Hewes (Australian Cycling Academy - Gold Coast).
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