Timmerman repeats in Catamount
Parbo outsprints Dillon for second
Last year Dan Timmerman (Richard Sachs/RGM Watches/Radix) made everyone take notice when he was the only rider to keep in sight of last year’s winner Jamey Driscoll, showing he had the skills needed to be successful in cyclo-cross. One year later the Richard Sachs rider has ascended to the mountain top by sweeping the Green Mountain Cyclo-cross Weekend and taking the overall series lead.
Timmerman took advantage of his front row position to establish a lead, while Joachim Parbo (CCV Leopard Cycles) went after him. Halfway through the battle the victor was still uncertain, but then Timmerman finally got away for good, and got all the help he needed from teammate Josh Dillon, who sat on Parbo’s wheel and made him do all the chasing. Parbo couldn’t catch up without help, but got the best of Dillon in the sprint to take second.
1 | Dan Timmerman (USA) | 1:03:13 |
2 | Joachim Parbo (Den) CCV Cyclo Crosss Team | 0:00:08 |
3 | Joshua Dillon (USA) | Row 2 - Cell 2 |
4 | Jerome Townsend (USA) | 0:00:32 |
5 | Justin Spinelli (USA) | 0:00:55 |
6 | William Dugan (USA) | 0:01:29 |
7 | Luke Keough (USA) | 0:01:47 |
8 | Derrick St John (Can) Stevens | 0:01:55 |
9 | Jacobe Keough (USA) | 0:02:08 |
10 | Adam Myerson (USA) | 0:02:44 |
11 | Jonathan Sundt (USA) | 0:02:50 |
12 | Alec Donahue (USA) | 0:02:58 |
13 | Tyler Wren (USA) | 0:03:37 |
14 | Kirt Fitzpatrick (USA) | 0:04:03 |
15 | Nathaniel Ward (USA) | 0:04:21 |
16 | Wayne Bray (USA) | 0:04:47 |
17 | Rickey Visinski (USA) | 0:04:52 |
18 | Manny Goguen (USA) | Row 17 - Cell 2 |
19 | Peter Smith (USA) | 0:05:22 |
20 | Simon Lambert-Lemay (Can) | 0:05:24 |
21 | Josh Bartlett (USA) | Row 20 - Cell 2 |
22 | Ugo Lapierre (Can) | 0:05:48 |
23 | John Burns (USA) | Row 22 - Cell 2 |
24 | Marc-Andre Daigle (Can) | 0:06:04 |
25 | Adam Sullivan (USA) | 0:06:34 |
26 | Todd Wheelden (USA) | 0:06:53 |
27 | Franklin Macky (USA) | Row 26 - Cell 2 |
28 | Tom Gosselin (USA) | 0:07:27 |
29 | Thierry Laliberté (Can) | 0:07:47 |
30 | Michael Rea (USA) | Row 29 - Cell 2 |
31 | Peter Rubijono (USA) | 0:09:01 |
32 | Osmond Bakker (Can) | 0:09:20 |
33 | Noah Tautfest (USA) | 0:09:55 |
34 | Pierre Vanden Borre (USA) | 0:10:09 |
35 | Hunter Pronovost (USA) | Row 34 - Cell 2 |
36 | Ryan Kelly (USA) | Row 35 - Cell 2 |
37 | Seamus Powell (USA) | Row 36 - Cell 2 |
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