2002 Canberra Tour
General Classification Results
Mens A Grade GC
Womens A Grade GC
Mens B Grade GC
Womens B Grade GC
Mens C Grade GC
Mens D Grade GC
Juniors GC
King of the Mountain Results
Mens A Grade KM
Womens A Grade KM
Mens B Grade KM
Womens B Grade KM
Mens C Grade KM
Mens D Grade KM
Juniors KM
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GRADES Men: A, B,C & D. Women: A & B. Junior Under-17 Men.
[Junior Men Under 19 race in Men's B, C or D Grade.]
2002 Canberra Tour Entry Fee's
- Men's A Grade $80
- Women's A Grade $70
- Men's B Grade $70
- Men's C and D Grades $60
- Women's B Grade $60
- Junior Mens U17 $60
- LATE ENTRY Additional $20 fee.
ENTRIES CLOSE Wednesday 17 April 2002. Registration and late entries one hour before your Grade start.
FORMAT Men's A Grade and Women's A Grade (only): Prologue time trial starts 2.30 p.m. on Friday 26 April at intersection of Parkes Way and Anzac Parade, Canberra.
All other Grades (including Men's A Grade and Women's A Grade) start 9.00 a.m. Saturday 27 April and 9.00 a.m. Sunday 28 April at Eucumbene Drive, Duffy. (For Grades other than Men's and Women's A Grade, registration from 8.00 a.m. on 27 April and late entries no later than 8.00 a.m.)
DISTANCES Stage Grades Distance
Prologue Men's A Grade Women's A Grade 6.1 km. (approximately)
Stage 1
- Men's A & B Grade 75 km.
- Men's C, D & Women's A Grades 38 km
- Women's B Grade 38 km
- Junior Under-17 Men 38 km.
Stage 2
- Men's A, B, C & D Grades & Women's A Grade 75 km
- Women's B Grade 38 km
- Junior Under-17 Men 38 km.
Stage 3
- Men's A Grade 148 km
- Men's B Grade 130 km
- Men's C Grade & Women's A Grade 108 km
- Men's D Grade 72 km
- Women's B Grade 54 km
- Junior Under-17 Men 54 km
Accommodation: Statesman Hotel-Motel, cnr. Strangways & Theodore Streets, Curtin, telephone (02) 6281 1777.
On-line entries for the Canberra Tour are now available using the N.S.W. Cycling Federation secure credit card facility.
Information about the Canberra Tour will be updated and expanded as any changes are made, so it is advisable to check back on this site closer to the time of the event.
It will be a relief to riders that the 'pick a plank' bridge over the Murrumbidgee River at the Cotter is no more; it now has a concrete cap, with a smooth hot mix covering.
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