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Home»News»Oliver Bleddyn and Alli Anderson Dominate Excursion of Tasmania Degree 3 Time Trial in ProVelo Tremendous League
News By Miles CooperFebruary 22, 2025

Oliver Bleddyn and Alli Anderson Dominate Excursion of Tasmania Degree 3 Time Trial in ProVelo Tremendous League

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Alli Anderson (Butterfields Ziptrak) win the stage 3 time trial at the Tour of Tasmania 2025, the third round of the new ProVelo Super LeagueAlli Anderson (Butterfields Ziptrak) win the degree 3 time trial on the Excursion of Tasmania 2025, the 3rd spherical of the brand new ProVelo Tremendous League(Symbol credit score: Con Chronis/ProVelo Tremendous League)Oliver Bleddyn (Team Brennan p/b TP32) wins the stage 3 time trial at the Tour of Tasmania 2025, the third round of the new ProVelo Super LeagueOliver Bleddyn (Staff Brennan p/b TP32) wins the degree 3 time trial on the Excursion of Tasmania 2025, the 3rd spherical of the brand new ProVelo Tremendous League(Symbol credit score: Con Chronis/ProVelo Tremendous League)

Alli Anderson (Butterfields ZipTrak) and Oliver Bleddyn (Staff Brennan p/b TP32) powered in the course of the 4.3km time degree 3 Excursion of Tasmania time trial on Saturday afternoon to say the victories.

Tackling the time trial on his street motorbike the Olympic Staff Pursuit gold medallist Bleddyn delivered a time of 5 mins and 29 seconds, averaging 47 km/h, to complete 11 seconds forward of his nearest rival Zac Marriage (Butterfields Ziptrak).

Blake Agnoletto (Staff Brennan p/b TP32) was once 3rd, an additional 4 seconds again. Total race chief Hamish McKenzie (Tasmanian Institute of Game) was once 18 seconds again in 5th.

Anderson delivered a time of six mins and 22 seconds to as soon as once more reshuffle the rostrum, with degree 1 winner and race chief Keely Bennett (Meridian Blue Biking p/b 99 Motorcycles) completing six seconds again to take 2nd. Level 2 winner Sophie Marr (Praties Biking) was once 3rd this time, the trio having monopolised the rostrum each unmarried degree to this point.

There’s one degree last within the 3rd spherical of the six-event ProVelo Tremendous League, with the race completing with a 50km street degree that delivers a hilltop end.

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