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Defending champions Driscoll, Elliott and Van Gilder return to Northampton
All eyes will be on New England this weekend as the only UCI-sanctioned 'cross action in the US takes place at the Cycle-Smart International in Northampton, Massachusetts on November 7-8. In its 19th edition, the Cycle-Smart International is also the oldest UCI 'cross race in the country and veteran course designers JD Bilodeau and Adam Myerson have put together a fast, technical, traditionally New England-style course in the Look Park venue. The hallmarks of this course - the steep run up and ride ...
Stages
Elite men
- Location:
- Northampton
Elite women
- Location:
- Northampton
Race photos
Mary McConneloug (Kenda-Seven-No Tubes) wins the Elite women's Cycle-Smart International on Saturday.
- Jeremy Powers (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) had to battle his teammate Jamey Driscoll for the win on Saturday.
- Laura Van Gilder (C3 Athletes Serving Athletes) climbing
- Dan Timmerman (Richard Sachs-RGM Watches) would ride the entire race in third place.
- The start of the elite women's race.
- Laura Van Gilder jumps over the train tracks.
- Teammates Jeremy Powers and Jamey Driscoll in the race lead.
- Mary McConneloug opened a gap on the first lap and never looked back.
- Adam Craig, who started over five rows back, makes it to the front group.
- Mary McConneloug in the sand pit.
- Dan Timmerman could not make up the few dozen yards between him and the Jamey/Jeremy tag team.
- Maureen Bruno Rooy adjusts her helmet as Richard Fries calls up the rest of the elite women.
- The elite men's field charges off the start line.
- Natasha Elliott chased Mary McConneloug all day but could not close the gap.
- Jeremy Powers (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) celebrates on the podium.
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