Dubbo's Junior Cyclists ventured to Sydney on the weekend to contest the Junior Tour of Sydney.
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The three-stage tour had riders compete in a criterium event and two road races at various venues around the city.
U17 rider Haylee Fuller was again at her dominant best, winning the Criterium and first road race.
Fuller dominated the final road race, which doubled as a NSW Team selection event, to take out the U17 women's title.
Zara Fuller finished the tour in sixth place and was awarded with the first young rider prize.
Joining Haylee Fuller in the victor's circle was U17 men's winner Danny Barber.
Barber won the Criterium event and scored time bonuses in the first road race before a mechanical issue on the last lap prevented a win there.
He backed up to win the State Team selection final road race to be the tour winner.
U15 rider Trent Hines was very consistent over the three stages of the tour, highlighted by outsprinting the peloton to finish the State Selection road race in third position.
This pushed him up to fourth in the overall tour.
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After missing the first stage Isobelle Russell finished top 5 of the two road stages in the U15 girl's.
Consistent riding by Imogen Fuller in the U13 girls category saw her finish fifth in general classification with her Dubbo team mates, Makayla Fuller and Georgia Farr joining her in the top ten.
Lachlan Farr battled well all weekend to show a bit of training will have him contesting the pointy end of these tours.
Younger brother Cooper finisher fifth on the U9 boys general classification after some very consistent riding.
While the Juniors were doing battle in Sydney, up the highway David Gerrish was racing in the Cervello Masters Super series against some of the best Masters category riders Australia has to offer.
Riding in Division Three, Gerrish was just outsprinted on the line to finish in second position.
This was just ahead of former Dubbo rider Keith Harris who finished in third.
A strong contingent of Dubbo riders will be competing in Sydney on the weekend at the Remembrance Cup which raises money for NSW Police Legacy.
This is a cause close to the hearts of many at Dubbo cycle club following the loss of club member, and serving Police Officer, Peter Ensor earlier in the year.
