2024 Hatea Grand Prix – Event 4 Results

At the latest race in the Hatea Grand Prix, Dwayne Collecutt cruised to victory, crossing the finish line first with a smooth time of 17 minutes and 30 seconds. He topped the charts not just overall but also aced his age group in the M 0-49 category. Allan Staite wasn’t far behind, snatching up second place overall in 18 minutes and 42 seconds, proving his mettle in the M 0-49 age group. Shaun Sansom rounded up the top three overall, clocking in at 19 minutes and 32 seconds, showing he’s no slouch either in the M 0-49 age group.

Tim Goodwin held his own among the seasoned racers, landing fourth overall and taking the lead in the M 50+ age group with a respectable time of 20 minutes and 14 seconds. Meanwhile, Hannah Thompson showed the ladies how it’s done, nabbing the tenth spot overall and shining in the W 0-49 age group with a solid time of 22 minutes and 3 seconds. It was a solid race all around, with each participant giving it their best shot and enjoying the kiwi spirit of competition.

Points standings review

Male 0-49:

• Allan Staite maintained his lead, now with an impressive 104 points, showing consistent performance across events.
• Dwayne Collecutt moved up to the third position, tied with Matt Dyer at 75 points, indicating a strong performance in Event 4.
• James Macken and Shannon Morgan made significant jumps in the standings, both tied at 53 points, suggesting notable improvements in their performances.
• Craig Muff dropped in the standings, now at 11th place with 23 points, indicating a less favorable performance compared to the previous event.

Male 50+:

• Tim Goodwin continued his dominance, extending his lead with 115 points, showcasing consistent top-tier performances.
• Hans Schutte maintained his third position, but with an increased total of 85 points, indicating a solid performance in Event 4.
• Steve Cowan dropped in the standings, now at 5th place with 60 points, suggesting a less favorable performance compared to previous events.
• Mark Callan made a notable jump in the standings, now at 7th place with 53 points, indicating a strong performance in Event 4.

Women 0-49:

• Hannah Thompson maintained her lead with a commanding 125 points, showcasing consistent top-notch performances.
• Shana Lang entered the top three, now at 3rd place with 30 points, suggesting a notable performance improvement in Event 4.
• Liz Cullen maintained her second position with 87 points, showcasing consistent performance across events.
• Melissa Robertson made a notable debut in the standings, now at 12th place with 8 points, indicating a strong performance in Event 4.

Women 50+:

• Dianne Zucchetto maintained her lead with 117 points, showing consistent top-tier performances.
• Judith Bradshaw maintained her second position with 97 points, showcasing consistent performance across events.
• Mandy Edge made a notable jump in the standings, now at 3rd place with 69 points, indicating a strong performance in Event 4.
• Karen Wharerau and Nina Forrester made their debut in the standings with 2 points each, indicating their participation in Event 4.

Juniors U15:

• Edee Blake continued her lead with a solid 90 points, showcasing consistent top-tier performances.
• Eden Fifeland and Maisey Easterbrook maintained their positions, both tied at 35 points, indicating consistent performances across events.
• Lucas Deal remained in the standings with 20 points, showcasing continued participation in Event 4.

Overall Finishing Positions

Hatea Grand Prix Series Standings After Race 4

Women’s 50+

Men’s 50+

Juniors (U15)