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Home»News»Hamish McKenzie and Sophie Marr Triumph in Thrilling Hilly Level 2 Race Through Meander Valley
News By Miles CooperFebruary 22, 2025

Hamish McKenzie and Sophie Marr Triumph in Thrilling Hilly Level 2 Race Through Meander Valley

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Stage 2 of the Tour of Tasmania 2025, the third round of the new ProVelo Super LeagueSophie Marr (Praties Biking) wins level 2 of the Excursion of Tasmania 2025, the 3rd spherical of the brand new ProVelo Tremendous League(Symbol credit score: Con Chronis/ProVelo Tremendous League)Stage 2 of the Tour of Tasmania 2025, the third round of the new ProVelo Super League(Symbol credit score: Con Chronis/ProVelo Tremendous League)

Break up up fields raced to the road in Sheffield in level 2 of the Excursion of Tasmania, with Hagens Berman Jayco rider Hamish McKenzie benefiting from his time at his house state race via claiming a solo victory within the males’s race on Saturday morning  whilst Sophie Marr (Praties Biking Group) jumped up a step within the girls’s race.

Marr became the tables in the second one level of the 3rd spherical of racing within the ProVelo Tremendous League, coming over the road forward of level 1 winner Keely Bennett (Meridian Blue p/b 99 Motorcycles) whilst Alli Anderson once more took 3rd.

The ladies’s box had break up, with a lead staff of 14 rising at the brutal Union Bridge climb. There was once a damage of 3 together with New Zealand U23 time trial champion Kirsty Watts (Meridian Blue Biking p/b 99 Motorcycles), Sophia Sammons and Frankie Corridor (Praties Biking Group) that held out entrance till inside the ultimate 10km however in the long run the lead staff pulled it again in combination for a lead staff dash after 102km of racing throughout the hilly Meander Valley.

The 117km males’s level additionally was once set alight on the Union Bridge climb at round 70km into the day of racing, with Jack Ward (Group Brennan p/b TP32) keeping off the street solo and sparking a chase in the back of.

“It was a super hard stage but I pinned this one down as soon as it got announced and I knew this would be the sort of stage for me. I always knew it would be a battle getting up that climb halfway through the race,” McKenzie, who was once racing with the Tasmanian Institute of Game, stated in an interview on ProVelo Tremendous League social media. “I got slightly distanced over the top but I managed to use my abilities on the downhill and the flat to pull back the group.”

After that the gang thinned and in the long run it was once 3 in pursuit of Ward –  Zac Marriage (Butterfields Ziptrak Racing), McKenzie and Ollie Sims (Cobra9 X Leigh Surveyors). Sims dropped off, whilst Marriage chased arduous with the total struggle within the U23 class spurring his pursuit of Ward. That supposed when the trio got here again in combination, McKenzie had conserved sufficient power to release solo and make it stick with the road, shooting a self assurance construction win earlier than he heads again to Europe to race with Hagens Berman Jayco.

The racing within the Excursion of Tasmania endured on Saturday with a brief level 3 time trial, whilst a street race race with a climb to the end will give you the finale on Sunday.

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