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Matthews makes it two from two after winning in Cronulla last year
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Michael Hepburn (Orica-GreenEdge) follows teammate Jens Mouris
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Sulzberger (Team Raleigh-GAC) will spend the 2013 season with the Australian
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Chris Sutton (Sky) made a strong attempt to bridge to the three leaders
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Sulzberger and Mitch Docker (Orica-GreenEdge) ready to go in Cronulla
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Last year's winner Sue Forsyth (Northern Sydney) keeps the pressure on
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Jessie MacLean (Orica - AIS) tries her luck off the front
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Joe Lewis will spend part of his 2013 season riding for the GPM-Data#3
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Thomas Palmer (Drapac Professional Cycling) with Malcolm Rudolph on the
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Bernie Sulzberger (Team Raleigh-GAC) was riding aggressively
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The women's await the start under perfect conditions
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Aaron Donnelly (Team Jayco-AIS) puts in an attack
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Caleb Ewen (NSWIS) shadows Kenny De Ketele (Topsport Vlaanderen- Mercator)
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Kenny De Ketele (Topsport Vlaanderen- Mercator) was happy to escape the
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Leigh Howard (Orica-GreenEdge) was the team's hope if it came down to
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Michael Matthews (Rabobank) at the start in Cronulla
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Caleb Jones (Tour de Cure) puts in an acceleration with Matthews (Rabobank)
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Bernard Sulzberger (Team Raleigh-GAC) is a former national criterium champion
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The men line-up ahead of the 30-lap race on the iconic Cronulla circuit
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Adam Phelan (Drapac) has his game-face on
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Sutton (Sky) was not looking to wait for a bunch sprint
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Specialized-Securitor patrol the front of the women's race
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Mitch Docker (Orica-GreenEdge) was working hard for his teammates
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Mouris was the first to make the big move
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The crash in the women's field that caused Ashlee Ankudinoff (AIS) to
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Amanda Spratt (Orica - AIS) is the current Australian road champion
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Jessie MacLean (Orica-AIS) at the Cronulla NSW GP
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Jayco-AIS drive the pace out of the bottom corner
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Myfanwy Galloway (Dream Team) goes for a solo attack
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Kenny De Ketele (Topsport Vlaanderen- Mercator) during the 30-lap race
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Jens Mouris (Orica-GreenEdge) drives the break with Matthews and Gate
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Caleb Ewan (NSWIS) finished finished just outside the points
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Michael Matthews (Rabobank) knows he's got the win in the NSW Grand Prix
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Matthews (Rabobank) takes the win over New Zealand's Aaron Gate and Orica-GreenEdge's
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The heat took its toll at the end of the women's race
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Even the day's winner was left empty at the end of a tough day
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Ashlee Ankudinoff (AIS) crossed the line in first but was later disqualified
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Ankudinoff talks to a commissaire at the end of the race
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The Cronulla women's podium; Lauren Kitchen (Rabobank), Kimberly Wells
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The men's podium; Aaron Gate (L and M Group Racing NZ), Michael Matthews
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