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Elite Men:
1     Brandon TE HIKO     AUS     19     50     50
2     Kai SAKAKIBARA     AUS     20     45     45
3     Michael BIAS     NZL     22     40     40
4     Joshua CALLAN     AUS     25     35     35
5     Tristyn KRONK     AUS     20     30     30
6     Corey FRIESWYK     AUS     22     28     28
7     Bodi TURNER     AUS     22     26     26
8     Matthew JUSTER     AUS     26     24     24

Elite Women:
1     Melinda MCLEOD     AUS     23     50     50
2     Leanna CURTIS     AUS     23     45     45

Elite Men:
1     Bodi TURNER     AUS     22     50     50
2     Kai SAKAKIBARA     AUS     20     45     45
3     Brandon TE HIKO     AUS     19     40     40
4     Michael BIAS     NZL     22     35     35
5     Tristyn KRONK     AUS     20     30     30
6     Joshua CALLAN     AUS     25     28     28
7     Tom SIINMAA     AUS     26     26     26

Name: Alise Post
Hometown: St. Cloud, MN USA
Sponsors: Redline Bicycles, Troy Lee Designs, ODI Grips, BOX Components, Klean Athlete, Oakley, Tangent Products, Hot Shoppe Designs, Tioga, Kool Stop, Alienation, USA Cycling.

Did your 2015 season go as you planned it at the beginning of the year?
Alise Post: For the most part, yes. You can’t control outcomes of races and I can’t say every race result was what I wanted, but overall, everything went in the direction I was aiming for and I gave my best at effort at every race.

Tweed Heads speedster and Rio Olympic hopeful Bodi Turner has put in a blistering display to easily win the elite men’s race in the second round of the 2016 BMX Australia National Series at Nerang on the Gold Coast. Joining Turner (Eastfield BMX Club) in the rush towards Rio and the winner of the women’s elite race for the second day in a row was Mackay-raised Gold Coaster Melinda McLeod (Nerang BMX Club), who again completely dominated her rivals.