Friday, October 12, 2012

Top Ten riders in 2012 Banks Thargo South West Series

Hi to all of the competitors in the 2012 Banks Thargo South West Series. We finally have a top 10! or a top 12?? There were a total of 195 riders in this years event, there were 16 events in total. 66 riders competed in five of the events, 40 riders participated in 7 of the events, 15 riders competed in 10 of the events and only 2 riders participated in all 16 events. Well done to Spek from Mount Gambier for winning the series outright and keeping the pink jersey, Well done to Shannon Malseed from Portland Shannon was the first Female rider in the series and third placed outright. Stuart Robinson from Hamilton came a cose second this year. Click on comments below to view the top 50 riders. 1st Spek Mount Gambier 195 points, 2nd Stuart Robinson Hamilton 180 points, 3rd Shannon Malseed Portland 175 points, first female rider 4th Cameron Hart Warrnambool 162 points, 5th Darcey Wooley Port Fairy 160 points, 6th Chris Kennett Hamilton 153 points, 6th Dale Cumming Portland 153 points, 7th Matt Opperman Mount Gambier 147 points, 8th Dan Herrewyn Mount gambier 144 points, 8th Paul Bast Hamilton 144 points, 9th David Odwyer Hamilton 142 points, 10th Brian Mcnamara Warrnambool 139 points, The big question to all competitors in the South West Series is how do we get the whole 195 riders to turn uo at the one event!!!!!!! Well done to all who participated and a special thanks goes to the top 10 riders, the most consistent starters at each event.
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  1. Banks Thargo South West SeriesOctober 12, 2012 at 11:06 PM

    spek mtg 195
    stuart robinson ham 180
    shannon malseed ptl 175
    cameron hart wrn 162
    darcey wooley ptf 160
    chris kennett ham 153
    dale cumming ptl 153
    matt opperman mtg 147
    daniel herrewyn mtg 144
    paul bast ham 144
    david odwyer ham 142
    brian mcnamara wrn 139
    dylan lindsey ptl 129
    glen scouller cpd 111
    daniel Lehman ptl 111
    clive coomber wrn 107
    ash herrewyn mtg 105
    kate winnen ptf 103
    simon walsh ptf 101
    tim vanderschans cpd 99
    wayne collins wrn 97
    barry warren wrn 90
    danny bourke wrn 83
    arno vanderschan cpd 82
    david herrewyn mtg 80
    andrew brough ptl 80
    mark wight mtg 78
    mark winnen ptf 77
    kieron glennon wrn 75
    matt lane wrn 73
    robert cassie wrn 72
    steven mutch mtg 72
    niel duncan ptf 71
    john cranwell mtg 70
    matthew caldersmith mtg 70
    robert mann mtg 68
    darrin jones wrn 68
    jeff mclean ptf 66
    simon povey ham 65
    tim dwyer mtg 65
    willian keough cpd 64
    robert boydle cpd 62
    jeremy ryan wrn 60
    james okeefe wrn 60
    rod hetherington blrt 60
    cam shaw clc 59
    nick kennedy clc 59
    callum middleton clc 56
    owen cox ptl 56
    chriss carr 55
    paul nolte ptl 52
    hamish middleton clc 51
    paul bosch ham 50
    stuart mckinlay mtg 50
    craig taylor ptf 50
    brian hayes ham 50
    dean mclaren ham 50
    zac shaw clc 50
    t mirrabella blrt 50
    shane west cpd 50
    lee butler ptl 50

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  2. Spek AR saurusOctober 13, 2012 at 7:56 PM

    Hi Jon.
    1st rule I think to get maximum riders to participate is to have the race Central. The Mount, Camperdown, Colac and even Portland seemed destined to have fewer competitors due to the distances involved travelling in a car. This opens the way for Hamilton, Warrnambool or Port Fairy to host "The Big'n'" The nature of Long weekends people/cyclists might have other priorities regarding their time, perhaps. So I wonder?? I don't have answers unfotunately :( Just thoughts

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