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B Grade with Nick Smith from BBCC leading. Photo supplied
B Grade with Nick Smith from BBCC leading. Photo supplied

Richie Duncan

Justin Millington from the Central Coast showed his class to out sprint the field and take out A grade at the Byron Cycling Club’s race day last weekend.

Matt Slee made a solo break away after 15 minutes but the amount of training and racing he has been involved in caught up with him.

The rest of the field worked hard with a few attacks from some of the stronger riders as well as some cat-and-mouse tactics during the final few laps

Paul Anthony rode strongly to take the Prime and the finish in B grade, with Ash Dubbleman and Nick Ruane  following.

C Grade results:

Darren Jarvis (BBCC), Jason Revell (BBCC) and Rachel Dubbleman (GC Stars) in third place.

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