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Latham wins Tour de Ranges in record time
Latham wins Tour de Ranges in record time
Pete Latham from the Subway Pro Cycling Team won the 110 kilometre Tour de Ranges in a record time on Saturday.
Latham beat
Roman Van Uden in a sprint finish to win in two hours 40
minutes and 57 seconds. Eliot Crowther came home third in a
strong field that also included five time national road
champion Gordon McCauley, Patrick Bevin and Aaron Strong
“It was a good result and my first win in Subway
colours,” Latham said. “The bunch split over the climbs
and we arrived at the finish with three riders and I got up
for the win.”
Seven chasing riders, including McCauley and Strong, finished over a minute behind the leading three place getters.
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