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Keputusan Peringkat Kedua Jelajah Malaysia 2010

TAIPING, 28 April (Bernama) -- Berikut adalah keputusan peringkat kedua Jelajah Malaysia 2010 (JM2010) dari Teluk Batik ke Taiping, sejauh 205.2km, yang berakhir di sini hari ini:



10 Pelumba Terbaik:

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1. Johann Rabie (Team Medscheme) 4 jam 49 minit 51 saat

2. David McCann (Giant Asia Racing Team) 4:49:54s

3. Mark O'Brien (Le Tua Racing Team) 4:50:05s

4. Takumi Beppu (Aisan Racing Team) 4:50:08s

5. Yusrizal Yusof (Terengganu) 4:50:54s

6. Amir Mustafa Rusli (Malaysia) 4:50:54s

7. Matnur (Polygon Sweetnice) 4:53:06s

8. Herwin Jaya (Polygon Sweetnice) 4:53:13s

9. Dadi Suryadi (Indonesia) 4:53:18s

10. Adrian Chuah Wye kit (Le Tua Racing Team) 4:53:18s



Klasifikasi Keseluruhan (Jersi Kuning):

1. David McCann (Giant Asia Racing Team) 9:09:39s

2. Takumi Beppu (Aisan Racing Team) 9:09:59s

3. Amir Mustafa Rusli (Malaysia) 9:10:40s



Kategori Pecutan (Jersi Hijau):

1. Amir Mustafa Rusli (Malaysia) - 25 mata

2. Ahmad Fallanie Ali (Wilayah Persekutuan) - 20 mata

3. Mohd Zamri Salleh (ATM) - 19 mata



Kedudukan Raja Bukit (Jersi Merah):

1. Matnur (Polygon Sweetnice) - 8 mata

2. Johann Rabie (Team Medscheme) - 6 mata

3. Yusrizal Yusof (Terengganu) - 4 mata



Klasifikasi Individu Asean (Jersi Putih):

1. Amir Mustafa Rusli (Malaysia) 9:10:40s

2. Dadi Suryadi (Indonesia) 9:13:09s

3. Nugroho Kisnanto (Indonesia) 9:13:59s



Klasifikasi Individu Malaysia (Jersi Biru):

1. Amir Mustafa Rusli (Malaysia) 9:10:40s

2. Adrian Chuah Wye kit (Le Tua Racing Team) 9:16:00s

3. Yusrizal Yusof (Terengganu) 9:16:03s



Klasifikasi Pasukan Keseluruhan:

1. Le Tua Cycling Team 27:40:34s

2. Team Medscheme 27:41:30s

3. Giant Asia Racing Team 27:43:14s

-- BERNAMA

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