Jamey Driscoll (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld) was the heavy favourite.
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Andrew Crooks (NYC Velo) taking the barriers in stride.
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Nick Weighall (California Giant Berry) remounting quickly as he tried
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Adam Craig (Giant) about to pass another group at the barriers.
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The elite men's podium (l-r): Nick Weighall (California Giant Berry),
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Jamey Driscoll really seemed to enjoy the spoils of victory.
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Jamey Driscoll (Cannondale/ Cyclocrossworld.com) wins
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Adam Craig had his work cut out
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Dan Timmerman was riding well but a rolled tyre didn't help his cause
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Derrick St John (Garneau Club Chaussure Ogilvy)
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Jamey Driscoll climbs en route to victory
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The elite men take on the sand pit
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Jamey Driscoll was dominant early in the race
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Josh Dillon put in another strong performance
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Jake Keough (Champion Systems) was riding strong today.
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Adam Craig (Giant) lost 30 seconds at the start due to the crash ahead
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Derek St. John (Garneau Club Chaussure Ogilvy) was third yesterday.
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The men's start was marred by a huge crash behind the leaders that sent
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Nick Weighall (California Giant Berry) was having his best ride of the
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Adam Myerson (Cycle-Smart) trying to stay upright in the deep sand.
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Andrew Crooks (NYC Velo) churns his way through the sand pit.
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Jamey Driscoll (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld) got off to an early lead.
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Nick Weighall (California Giant Berry) had no trouble riding the steep
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Josh Dillon (Richard Sachs-RGM Watches) about to descend a steep hill.
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Derek St. John (Garneau Club Chaussure Ogilvy) riding third again today.
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Derek St. John (Garneau Club Chaussure Ogilvy) through the trees on the
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Series leader Dan Timmerman (Richard Sachs/RGM Watches) had a mechanical
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Jamey Driscoll (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld) is up the steepest climb with
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Will Dugan (Richard Sachs-RGM Watches) heading out onto the top of the
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Derek St. John (Garneau Club Chaussure Ogilvy) losing ground to Weighall.
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