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Round 5 results: Club Esports Series

Jul 22, 2024

Defending champions Waratah Masters Cycling Club have surged into the lead late into the AusCycling National Club Cycling Esports Series.

Waratah Masters rallied in last Thursday's Round 5 to overtake Vikings CC and establish a 379-point advantage at the top of the standings.

Click the links below to access race results on ZwiftPower:

With just nine points separating second and third place, the podium battle is set for a thrilling conclusion next Thursday, August 1 with Round 6 over three laps of Innsbruckring.

For more details, read our series guide.

Standings after Round 5

  1. Waratah Masters Cycling Club - 3418 points
  2. Vikings Cycling Club Canberra - 3039
  3. ZSUN Cycling Club - 3030
  4. Bathurst Cycling Club - 2417
  5. Balmoral Cycling Club - 1749
  6. Launceston City Cycling Club - 1741
  7. Randwick Cycling Club - 1693
  8. Gold Coast Cycling Club - 1577
  9. Canberra Cycling Club - 1439
  10. Dubbo Cycle Club - 1341
  11. Tamworth Cycle Club - 1216
  12. Redlands Cycling & Multisport QLD - 1211
  13. Sutherland Shire Cycling Club - 1160
  14. Carnegie Caulfield Cycling Club - 909
  15. Port Adelaide Cycling Club - 892
  16. University of Queensland CC - 740
  17. Northern Sydney Cycling Club - 709
  18. Southern Cross Cycle Club - 699
  19. Eastern Cycling Club - 491
  20. Hawthorn Cycling Club - 488
  21. Brunswick Cycling Club - 478
  22. Darling Downs CC - 447
  23. Hobart Wheelers Dirt Devils - 439
  24. Mudgee Cycling - 422
  25. Cairns Cycling Club - 421
  26. Dulwich Hill Bicycle Club - 404
  27. Orange Cycle Club - 215
  28. Port Macquarie Cycle Club - 200
  29. Parklife Cycling Club - 197
  30. Illawarra Cycling Club - 159
  31. Lifecycle Cycling Club - 121
  32. Sydney Uni Velo Club - 52
  33. Peel District Cycling Club - 45
  34. Byron Bay Cycle Club - 1
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