Ruby Roseman-Gannon has continued the outstanding start to her professional career and Cameron Ivory's solo attack has paid off at the Australian road cycling championships.
Roseman-Gannon and Ivory won the elite criterium titles for the first time at Ballarat's Sturt St circuit on Friday night.
After winning the two Bay Classic criteriums at Geelong on the weekend, Roseman-Gannon was the rider to beat in the women's race.
The 23-year-old Victorian rode in her Team BikeExchange-Jayco colours for the first time and new teammate Alex Manly gave crucial support in the closing laps.
Manly bridged to the front group of nine riders and then led out Roseman-Gannon for the final sprint.
Roseman-Gannon won the reduced sprint ahead of Josie Talbot and Peta Mullens.
Ivory, who represented Australia in mountain biking at the 2014 Commonwealth Games, attacked late and stayed away to claim the men's elite title.
He finished two seconds ahead of Alastair Christie-Johnson, who took second in the bunch sprint of more than 20 riders ahead of Cameron Scott.
Anya Louw finished fourth in the women's elite race to win the under-23 title after she also took out the time trial championship in that category two days ago.
Earlier on Friday afternoon, Graeme Frislie won the men's under-23 criterium and Hamish McKenzie and Lucinda Stewart won the junior titles.
