Weekly News Report 10-07-2024

Weekly News Report 10-07-2024

Kate Dzienis • July 10, 2024
  • Brisbane Trail Ultra, Qld
  • 3M3D, Qld
  • Lakes Trail Festival, NSW
  • Ultra Adelaide, SA
  • Upcoming Events


WEEKLY NEWS REPORT FOR 24-06-2024

As always, we're continuously on the hunt for your stories and reports, so get those race reports and photographs in to ultramag@aura.asn.au with the following information: 

  • Word document, single spaced
  • Include the name of the event, the date and the location anywhere in the report (just a bullet point at the top is great)
  • Please attach photographs to the email – do not put images in the body of your Word doc. You’ll just get me emailing you back asking for the photos sent in the correct way!
  • As many photos as possible. With our new website, it’s now easier than ever to include a nice gallery in each race report
  • No PDFs please

And remember, it doesn’t have to be about an AURA-listed event specifically! You just have to be an AURA member for the 2024 year. Also too, if you’ve run in a non-AURA listed event anywhere on home soil or internationally, we’d love to include your race results and experience in our Member Updates, so please do reach out to us via email to kate.dzienis@autra.asn.au

If any corrections need to be made in any of the results listed below, please alert me via email.

BRISBANE TRAIL ULTRA (QLD)

The Brisbane Trail Ultra was held from 28-30 June at Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park in Brisbane, Qld and as always provided a range of distances for runners to choose from – BTU100mi, BTU110, BTU60, BTU30, BTU20 and the BTU10.

BTU100mi finishers – 29 Male, 2 Female
BTU110 finishers – 33 Male, 4 Female
BTU60 finishers – 67 Male, 29 Female

In the Men’s BTU100mi, podium spots were won by Vladimir Shatrov (20:46:11), Scott Richmond (20:53:58) and Jonno Healey (21:41:21), whilst in the Women’s BTU100mi top positions were claimed by Sarah Ryan (29:31:08) and 2nd Female was won by AUTRA’s Sheila Ommeh from Chapel Hill, Qld who finished the distance in 35:36:51.

Well done to AUTRA’s Adam Lusk from Auchenflower, Qld who finished the BTU100mi in a fantastic time of 24:16:22, coming in 7th Male.

In the Men’s BTU110, top spots were won by Aaron Smith (11:51:57), Brendan Verrier (13:08:18) and Kane Tarrant (13:48:29).

In the Women’s BTU110, 1st Female was won by Buha Bali Abdi (14:27:22) and 2nd Female was taken by AUTRA’s Louise Clifton from Mount Victoria, NSW who crossed the finish line in 14:42:09. Third Female was won by Shona Burton (20:00:53).

Congratulations to AUTRA’s Simon Ford from Mortdale, NSW who finished the BTU110 in 19:18:43. 

In the Men’s BTU60, Jordan Gradden took 1st Male with 6:38:36 whilst AUTRA’s Noelis Rheault from Carindale, Qld claimed 2nd Male with a brilliant time of 6:43:34. John McMahon won 3rd Male (6:46:02).

For the Women’s BTU60 top spots went to Jade Bucklow (6:52:58), Jessica Willis (6:54:45) and AUTRA’s Ina Schapiro from South Plympton, SA who claimed 3rd Female with a time of 7:29:40.

Congratulations to all AUTRA members who ran in the BTU60 including Glenn Ross (7:53:44), Lienca Nell (9:34:11), Danielle Klingberg (9:54:44) and Kate Worsfold (10:04:57). 

Top 3 in the Men’s BTU30 were Gabriele Fior (2:44:01), Piotr Babis (2:47:16) and Liam KcKenzie (2:47:48); top 3 in the Women’s BTU30 were Cecilia Mattas (3:18:31), Deborah Kaboer (3:23:29) and Kristy Pritchard (3:51:39).

Top 3 in the Men’s BTU20 were named Leo Peterson (1:50:02), Billy Curtis (1:52:39) and Ronnie Sparke (1:53:13); in the Women’s BTU20 1st Female was won by AUTRA’s Simone Brick from Beaumaris, Vic who took the victory in a fantastic time of 2:13:03. Second and 3rd Female positions were claimed by Maggie Lennox (2:17:26) and Bridget Lunn (2:21:57).

In the Men’s BTU10 winners were Luke Davison (48:37), Samuel Boyd (52:04) and Conor Lambert (55:37. In the Women’s BTU10, it was AUTRA’s Monika Ludriks from Terrigal, NSW who took the top spot with a great finish time of 56:24. Second and 3rd Female spots were won by Michelle Barnes (1:00:18) and Tania Gorbachinski (1:03:54).

For the full list of results, click through here.

Images supplied

3M3D (QLD)

The 3 Marathons In 3 Days event was held from Kuranda to Cedar Park to Cairns in tropical north Queensland from 28-30 June.

The 3M3D Grand Slam is a marathon run each day over the three consecutive days, with competitors able to opt to compete in only one or two of the marathons, but the Grand Slam medal goes only to those who complete all three marathons. The Cairns Marathon is the same course as Marathon 3 of the 3M3D event.

The Men’s Overall Grand Slam Finish winners were Brad Miller (overall time of 14:37:41), Craig Armstrong (overall time of 14:51:10) and Kevin Durose (overall time of 15:23:44); the Women’s Overall Grand Slam Finish winners were Salome Duff (overall time of 15:27:03), Akane Goode (15:56:01) and Rebecca Dale (overall time of 17:03:53).

Congratulations to our AUTRA members who completed all three marathons under the Grand Slam title, including Andrew Smith from Canberra, ACT whose overall time was 16:49:23 and Stephen Lewis from Stanthorpe, Qld (overall time of 28:39:18).

In the Men’s Cairns Marathon, there were two male finishers – Jevan Raghoobar (4:48:00) and Allan Waller (9:30:00). In the Women’s Cairns Marathon, podium positions were taken by Sarah Hession (5:43:56), Madeleine Philip (5:56:51) and Chrissy Warman (6:18:51).

Well done to AUTRA’s Lorraine Lawson from Whitfield, Qld who finished the Cairns Marathon in 10:05:50.

For the full list of results, click here.

LAKES TRAIL FESTIVAL (NSW)

The annual Lakes Trail Festival was held on 6 July in Myall Lakes, NSW and where runners were offered distances of 100km (33 finishers), 70km (9 finishers), 50km (56 finishers) and 30km.

In the Women’s 100km, AUTRA’s Maree Connor from Newcastle, NSW took the gold, claiming 1st Female with an amazing finish time of 10:54:28. AUTRA’s Melissa Robertson from Long Jetty, NSW also took the silver with a 2nd Female finish in a time of 12:03:31. Rebecca Denniss took 3rd Female with 12:38:07.

In the Men’s 100km, top spots were claimed by Dave Gwyther-Marchant (10:49:28), Sam Thomas (12:10:12) and Nicholas Eberl (12:28:35).

Congratulations to all our AUTRA members who ran in the Lakes Trail Festival’s 100km distance including Miguel Gonzalez (14:26:34) and Renae Brock (14:26:34).

In the Men’s 70km, podium finishes went to Jarrod Montgomery (8:15:23), Jack Williams (8:15:30) and Gary Brown (8:18:23).

In the Women’s 70km with two women competing, Madonna Saal took 1st Female (8:40:18) and AUTRA’s Christine Ta from Prospect, NSW claimed 2nd Female with a great finishing time of 11:59:08.

In the Men’s 50km, 1st Male was won by Riley Basso (4:50:50) whilst 2nd Male was claimed by AUTRA’s Geoffrey Barnes from Milperra, NSW who crossed the finish line in 5:11:54. Another Geoff Barnes took 3rd Male in 5:37:15.

In the Women’s 50km, top spots were claimed by Nicole Sattler (5:46:03), Liz Gibson (5:5:52) and Katrina Hoey (6:06:57).

Top spots in the Men’s 30km went to Cameron Hinshaw (2:17:10), Ramcin Mamou (2:44:16) and Alan Casey (2:47:38) and in the Women’s 30km, the women who won were Elizabeth Daley (3:01:28), Ashleigh Walker (3:07:25) and Marissa Borelli (3:16:54).   

For the full list of results, you can click through here.

ULTRA ADELAIDE (SA)

Ultra Adelaide takes runners along beautiful trails and through the heart of the city, with the event held last weekend on 6 July. Participants get to race along the Heysen Trail from Kuitpo, North through the hamlets of the Hills, to Mount Lofty and beyond through Brown Hill and Morialta before following the Torrens River down to the finish at the heart of Adelaide.

On offer were a range of distances – 100km (96 finishers), 50km (106 finishers), 34km, 21km and a 10km.

In the Men’s 100km, AUTRA’s very own Oowan Davies from Gisborne, Vic took 1st Male with a finish time of 8:58:33. Jarrad Allen took 2nd Male (9:59:50) whilst AUTRA member Thomas White from Kambah, ACT claimed 3rd Male with 10:43:18.

In the Women’s 100km, top podium positions were won by Hannah McRae (10:46:03), Sarah Melville (11:45:25) and Kate Savage (12:14:19).

Congratulations to all our AUTRA members who ran in the 100km at Ultra Adelaide including Justin Brock (13:10:10), David Campbell (13:16:56), Amelia Griffith (13:19:22), Aidan Allt (14:31:10), Nikki Wynd (15:03:37) and Angelo Portelli (21:01:59).

In the Men’s 50km, AUTRA’s Nick Muxlow from Felixstow, SA (and who is also an endorsed AUTRA coach) took 1st Male with a whopping time of 4:57:26. Second and 3rd Male spots were won by Shaun O’Callaghan (5:07:46) and Matthew Eggenhuizen (5:26:51) respectively.

In the Women’s 50km spots were won by Skye Witcher (6:02:52), Amanda Jusaitis (6:45:58) and Riesje Al (6:49:26).

Well done to all AUTRA members in the Ultra Adelaide 50km including Matthew Salinovich (7:07:12) and Katherine Marks (8:12:04).

In the Men’s 34km, 1st Male went to David Martinez (3:14:56) whilst AUTRA member Jin Kato from the ACT claimed 2nd Male with a finish time of 3:24:19. Manolo Segado took 3rd Male (3:42:15).

In the Women’s 34km, podium spots were won by Tara Walsh (4:17:46), Frances Corrigan (4:19:20) and Beth Gaulke (4:21:08).

In the Men’s 21km, the race was by Lindsay Gunn (1:23:52), Remo Thommen (1:39:09) and Darren Goodwin (2:00:41) whilst in the Women’s 21km, top spots were won by Alison Hoopmaan (1:52:14), Kathleen Zeidler (1:55:04) and Nicole Curteis (1:57:50).

In the Men’s 10km, winners were named Joel Watt (38:14), Nicholas Simm (54:37) and Roman Stevanovic (1:04:58); in the Women’s 10km, winners were Anna Pearce (44:06), Olivia Skinner (52:26) and Lisa Seadon (54:09).

IMAGES BY elizabeth southwell (L) & sebastian silva lopez (C, R)

UPCOMING EVENTS

AUTRA News Report 19-02-2025

By Kate Dzienis • February 19, 2025
The latest in race results, covering Cradle Mountain Run, City Run, Oscars 100 Hut 2 Hut and Yaberoo Trail Ultra.

Final 2024 Points Competition Results

By Alexis Oosterhoff • January 30, 2025
Results for the 2024 AUTRA Points Competition have been finalised, and are available on our Points Competition page. Full details of the top 10 (as shared on Facebook during January) are detailed below, and results for all participating AUTRA members can be found in the documents at the above link. It was a real battle throughout the year between our top two finishers, Phil Gore & Kevin "BK" Matthews, with both giving it their it their all at events, and through contributions to the community - volunteering at multiple events, and submitting articles to our monthly newsletter, Ultramag. They finished within 2km of total distance for the year (Phil on 1203.087km, and Kevin on 1205.510km), and it was only Phil's final volunteering effort on 6 Inch Trail Marathon in December that gave him the that very narrow victory. As you'd be aware from previous communications, this marks the end of the Points Competition. With trail running (of all distances) now incorporated into AU T RA's constitution, and after careful consideration of the costs of the competition payouts in it's current form, the committee felt it was time for it's retirement. This marks my seventh and final year of delivering the points competition to membership (2018-2024), after taking on the role from Cheryl Symons. It has brought me great joy in doing so, and I feel like I've had an opportunity to get to know so many of our members through seeing their race (and volunteering) performances over the years! I'm continuing in my role as the AUS/NZL statistician for DUV (from whom we shared the data for the points comp), and you can expect to continue to find your ultra-race result on their site. 1st Place - Phil Gore (WA) - 86 points Phil's achievements this year have included a massive 265.653km (and 2nd place) at the IAU 24h Asia & Oceania Championships, wins at the Red Dirt Backyard Ultra (33 laps), the Australian leg of Big Dog's Backyard World Team Championship (96 laps), and the Soochow/Taipei 24h Ultramarathon (270.826km). He also knocked out an easy (!) 72km at the Light Horse Ultra 24h in between supporting his amazing wife Gemma. Those two 24h wins netted Phil new Oceania 24h Open Male records, IAU Level 1 qualifiers, and pushed him to the top of Australia's 24h trophy board (with only the great Yiannis Kouros having run further). Phil topped-up his points by contributing one article to Ultramag, worked as an Event Director at Herdy's Frontyard Ultra, and volunteered at a further five events through the year. He finished on 86 points. 2nd Place - Kevin Matthews (WA) - 84 points Finishing in 2nd place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is WA's Kevin Matthews. He monstered his way through the year with finishes at Australia Day Ultra 100km, Delirious WEST 200mi, 24 laps at Herdy's Frontyard Ultra, 190km at Light Horse Ultra 24h, 23 laps at Birdy's Backyard Ultra, and also completed Feral Pig 100 miler, Sandman 50km and Six Inch 47km. And to top things off, he contributed five articles to Ultramag, and volunteered at five events. BK ran 1205km in Ultramarathon races this year, all of them AUTRA-listed, and surpassed 100 marathon finishes (including 51 Ultramarathons!) Kevin finished the year on 84 points, a massive 34 points ahead of our 3rd place finisher Sue Robertson. 3rd Place - Sue Robertson (WA) - 50 points Finishing in 3rd place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is WA's Sue Robertson. Sue completed the Ultra Series 100 miler trilogy of Delirious WEST, Irrational SOUTH and Unreasonable EAST, and rounded out her year with the Sandman 50km and Six Inch 47km races. She received 30 points from the racing at AUTRA-listed events, and was awarded a further 20 points by volunteering across eight events and contributing two articles to Ultramag, for a total of 50 points for the year. Thank you Sue! 4th Place - Margie Hadley (WA) - 47 points Finishing in 4th place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is WA's Margie Hadley . She was the top-female finisher at both the No Time to Die Frontyard Ultra & Wild Dog Backyard Ultra, 2nd at Birdy's Backyard Ultra, ran 182km at the Australian 24h Track Invitational and placed 3rd at Coast to Kosci. Margie received 47 points in the competition 5th Place - Melissa Robertson (NSW) - 44 points Finishing in 5th place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is NSW's Melissa Robertson. Melissa took out 1st place at Irrational SOUTH 200 miler, 2nd place at Lakes Trail Festival 100km, 1st place at Hume & Hovell 100 miler, 3rd place at Rumble in the Jungle and 6th place at Ultra-Trail Kosciuszko 100 miler! She also volunteered at the GNW 50km event, receiving 44 points in the competition! 6th Place - Aaron Young (WA) - 42 points Finishing in 6th place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is WA's Aaron Young . Aaron finished in 1st place at each of the Ultra Series "Triple Crown" of 200 milers (Delirious WEST, Irrational SOUTH and Unreasonable EAST), 55 laps at Big Dog's Backyard World Team Championship, and rounded his year out with Feral Pig 100 miler. Aaron receives 42 points, just nudging ahead of Maree Connor (who also finished on 42 points) on a count-back 7th Place - Maree Connor (NSW) - 42 points Finishing in 7th place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is NSW's Maree Connor. Maree had an outstanding year, achieving 2nd place with 221km (and an IAU Level 1 qualifier) at the IAU 24th Asian and Oceania Championships, 1st place at the Lakes Trail Festival 100km, 1st place with 67km at the Southern Sydney 6h race, and 1st place with 116km at the Narrabeen Allnighter 12h. Maree also competed at Spartathlon race this year (for which she contributed an article to the September Ultramag on her experience), receiving 42 points in the competition. 8th Place - Darren Linney (SA) - 41 points Finishing in 8th place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is SA's Darren Linney . Darren completed 34 laps at No Time to Die BYU, 199km at the Adelaide 24h race, and 814km at the Australian 6 Day race, for a total of 1241km raced and 41 points . 9th Place - Tristan Cameron (WA) - 40 points Finishing in 9th place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is WA's Tristan Cameron. Tristan completed the Ultra Series Triple Crown of 200 mile races (Delirious WEST, Irrational SOUTH and Unreasonable EAST), along with Feral Pig 100 miler, for a total of 1154km raced and 40 points. 10th Place - Jen Millum (WA) - 39 points Finishing in 10th place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is WA's Jen Millum . Jen finished 1st at all three of the Ultra Series Trilogy of 100 milers (Delirious WEST, Irrational SOUTH and Unreasonable EAST), and was 2nd female with 35 laps at the Wild Dog Backyard Ultra. With a volunteer stint at the Yaberoo Trail Ultra, Jen finished the year with 39 points in the competition.  To view the complete list of members who secured points in 2024 click here and then follow through to Points Summary under the 2024 tab. All winners have already been contacted, with cash prizes distributed for 1st - 7th places, and AUTRA Store vouchers sent for 8th, 9th & 10th.

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AUTRA News Report 19-02-2025

By Kate Dzienis • February 19, 2025
The latest in race results, covering Cradle Mountain Run, City Run, Oscars 100 Hut 2 Hut and Yaberoo Trail Ultra.

Final 2024 Points Competition Results

By Alexis Oosterhoff • January 30, 2025
Results for the 2024 AUTRA Points Competition have been finalised, and are available on our Points Competition page. Full details of the top 10 (as shared on Facebook during January) are detailed below, and results for all participating AUTRA members can be found in the documents at the above link. It was a real battle throughout the year between our top two finishers, Phil Gore & Kevin "BK" Matthews, with both giving it their it their all at events, and through contributions to the community - volunteering at multiple events, and submitting articles to our monthly newsletter, Ultramag. They finished within 2km of total distance for the year (Phil on 1203.087km, and Kevin on 1205.510km), and it was only Phil's final volunteering effort on 6 Inch Trail Marathon in December that gave him the that very narrow victory. As you'd be aware from previous communications, this marks the end of the Points Competition. With trail running (of all distances) now incorporated into AU T RA's constitution, and after careful consideration of the costs of the competition payouts in it's current form, the committee felt it was time for it's retirement. This marks my seventh and final year of delivering the points competition to membership (2018-2024), after taking on the role from Cheryl Symons. It has brought me great joy in doing so, and I feel like I've had an opportunity to get to know so many of our members through seeing their race (and volunteering) performances over the years! I'm continuing in my role as the AUS/NZL statistician for DUV (from whom we shared the data for the points comp), and you can expect to continue to find your ultra-race result on their site. 1st Place - Phil Gore (WA) - 86 points Phil's achievements this year have included a massive 265.653km (and 2nd place) at the IAU 24h Asia & Oceania Championships, wins at the Red Dirt Backyard Ultra (33 laps), the Australian leg of Big Dog's Backyard World Team Championship (96 laps), and the Soochow/Taipei 24h Ultramarathon (270.826km). He also knocked out an easy (!) 72km at the Light Horse Ultra 24h in between supporting his amazing wife Gemma. Those two 24h wins netted Phil new Oceania 24h Open Male records, IAU Level 1 qualifiers, and pushed him to the top of Australia's 24h trophy board (with only the great Yiannis Kouros having run further). Phil topped-up his points by contributing one article to Ultramag, worked as an Event Director at Herdy's Frontyard Ultra, and volunteered at a further five events through the year. He finished on 86 points. 2nd Place - Kevin Matthews (WA) - 84 points Finishing in 2nd place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is WA's Kevin Matthews. He monstered his way through the year with finishes at Australia Day Ultra 100km, Delirious WEST 200mi, 24 laps at Herdy's Frontyard Ultra, 190km at Light Horse Ultra 24h, 23 laps at Birdy's Backyard Ultra, and also completed Feral Pig 100 miler, Sandman 50km and Six Inch 47km. And to top things off, he contributed five articles to Ultramag, and volunteered at five events. BK ran 1205km in Ultramarathon races this year, all of them AUTRA-listed, and surpassed 100 marathon finishes (including 51 Ultramarathons!) Kevin finished the year on 84 points, a massive 34 points ahead of our 3rd place finisher Sue Robertson. 3rd Place - Sue Robertson (WA) - 50 points Finishing in 3rd place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is WA's Sue Robertson. Sue completed the Ultra Series 100 miler trilogy of Delirious WEST, Irrational SOUTH and Unreasonable EAST, and rounded out her year with the Sandman 50km and Six Inch 47km races. She received 30 points from the racing at AUTRA-listed events, and was awarded a further 20 points by volunteering across eight events and contributing two articles to Ultramag, for a total of 50 points for the year. Thank you Sue! 4th Place - Margie Hadley (WA) - 47 points Finishing in 4th place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is WA's Margie Hadley . She was the top-female finisher at both the No Time to Die Frontyard Ultra & Wild Dog Backyard Ultra, 2nd at Birdy's Backyard Ultra, ran 182km at the Australian 24h Track Invitational and placed 3rd at Coast to Kosci. Margie received 47 points in the competition 5th Place - Melissa Robertson (NSW) - 44 points Finishing in 5th place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is NSW's Melissa Robertson. Melissa took out 1st place at Irrational SOUTH 200 miler, 2nd place at Lakes Trail Festival 100km, 1st place at Hume & Hovell 100 miler, 3rd place at Rumble in the Jungle and 6th place at Ultra-Trail Kosciuszko 100 miler! She also volunteered at the GNW 50km event, receiving 44 points in the competition! 6th Place - Aaron Young (WA) - 42 points Finishing in 6th place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is WA's Aaron Young . Aaron finished in 1st place at each of the Ultra Series "Triple Crown" of 200 milers (Delirious WEST, Irrational SOUTH and Unreasonable EAST), 55 laps at Big Dog's Backyard World Team Championship, and rounded his year out with Feral Pig 100 miler. Aaron receives 42 points, just nudging ahead of Maree Connor (who also finished on 42 points) on a count-back 7th Place - Maree Connor (NSW) - 42 points Finishing in 7th place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is NSW's Maree Connor. Maree had an outstanding year, achieving 2nd place with 221km (and an IAU Level 1 qualifier) at the IAU 24th Asian and Oceania Championships, 1st place at the Lakes Trail Festival 100km, 1st place with 67km at the Southern Sydney 6h race, and 1st place with 116km at the Narrabeen Allnighter 12h. Maree also competed at Spartathlon race this year (for which she contributed an article to the September Ultramag on her experience), receiving 42 points in the competition. 8th Place - Darren Linney (SA) - 41 points Finishing in 8th place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is SA's Darren Linney . Darren completed 34 laps at No Time to Die BYU, 199km at the Adelaide 24h race, and 814km at the Australian 6 Day race, for a total of 1241km raced and 41 points . 9th Place - Tristan Cameron (WA) - 40 points Finishing in 9th place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is WA's Tristan Cameron. Tristan completed the Ultra Series Triple Crown of 200 mile races (Delirious WEST, Irrational SOUTH and Unreasonable EAST), along with Feral Pig 100 miler, for a total of 1154km raced and 40 points. 10th Place - Jen Millum (WA) - 39 points Finishing in 10th place in the AUTRA 2024 Points Competition is WA's Jen Millum . Jen finished 1st at all three of the Ultra Series Trilogy of 100 milers (Delirious WEST, Irrational SOUTH and Unreasonable EAST), and was 2nd female with 35 laps at the Wild Dog Backyard Ultra. With a volunteer stint at the Yaberoo Trail Ultra, Jen finished the year with 39 points in the competition.  To view the complete list of members who secured points in 2024 click here and then follow through to Points Summary under the 2024 tab. All winners have already been contacted, with cash prizes distributed for 1st - 7th places, and AUTRA Store vouchers sent for 8th, 9th & 10th.

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