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Cycling Results Timbercorp 8-Day Tour

AAP Sports News (Australia), September, 2008

AAP Sports News (Australia) 09-04-2008 Cycling Results Timbercorp 8-Day Tour TIMBERCORP 8-DAY TOUR of Murray River: Stage 8: Robinvale Criterium 60km: S Finning (Vic) 1h24m17s N Clarke (Tas) S McCarthy (Vic) J Langedyk (Vic) A Loutitact (ACT) A Baines (Vic). Stage 9: Euston Criterium 52km: B King (WA) 1h14m3s L Howard (Vic) N Clarke B Sulzberger (Tas) R Lang (NSW) C McCartney (Vic).

General Classification: L Howard 13h17m46s D Kemp (Qld) 5s B Sulzberger 27s N Clarke 42s G O'Shea (Vic) 51s B King 1m13s. AAP KEYWORD: CYCLING RESULTS TIMBERCORP TOUR 2008 AAP Information Services Pty Limited (AAP) or its Licensors.

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