Driscoll takes the win on day 2 at Charm City

Jamey Driscoll won the second day of elite men's racing at the Charm City Cross in Baltimore, Maryland.

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#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1James Driscoll (USA)1:03:12
2Kerry Werner (USA)0:00:11
3Curtis White (USA)0:00:31
4Matthieu Boulo (Fra)0:01:21
5Tobin Ortenblad (USA)0:02:15
6Lane Maher (USA)0:02:29
7Bjorn Selander (USA)0:03:05
8Jack Kisseberth (USA)0:04:04
9Cooper Willsey (USA)0:04:20
10Samuel O'keefe (USA)0:04:47
11Merwin Davis (USA)0:05:28
12Travis Livermon (USA)0:05:48
13Greg Wittwer (USA)0:06:47
14Byron Rice (USA)0:06:57
15Eric Thompson (USA)0:07:23
16Andrew Giniat (USA)0:07:55
17David Gunnerson (USA)0:08:59
18Kale Wenczel (USA)-2 laps
19Patrick Collins (USA)-2 laps
20Trevor Raab (USA)-2 laps
21Andrew Wulfkuhle (USA)-2 laps
22Christian Sundquist (USA)-2 laps
23Scott Albaugh (USA)-2 laps
24Benjamin Gomez Villafane (USA)-2 laps
25Joseph Thomas (USA)-3 laps
26Michael Potter (USA)-3 laps
27Trent Blackburn (USA)-3 laps
28Kevin Ellsworth (USA)-3 laps
29Robert Marion (USA)-3 laps
30Jon Okenfuss (USA)-3 laps
31Spencer Johnston (USA)-3 laps
32Jesse Stauffer (USA)-4 laps
DNFMichael Van Den Ham (Can)Row 32 - Cell 2
DNFScott Smith (USA)Row 33 - Cell 2
DNFAlex Ryan (USA)Row 34 - Cell 2
DNFDylan Postier (USA)Row 35 - Cell 2
DNFThomas Borner (USA)Row 36 - Cell 2
DNFJames Norris (USA)Row 37 - Cell 2
DNFJared Nieters (USA)Row 38 - Cell 2
DNSJeremy Powers (USA)Row 39 - Cell 2
DNSGregory Gunsalus (USA)Row 40 - Cell 2
DNSJon Fields (USA)Row 41 - Cell 2

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