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NRC brawl ends at Chris Thater Memorial Criterium
The National Racing Calendar (NRC) series will conclude at the Chris Thater Memorial Criterium held on August 28-29 in Binghamton, New York. Luis Amaran (Jamis-Sutter Home p/b Colavita) and Cath Cheatley (Colavita-Baci p/b Cookinglight) have unofficially sewn up their season titles, respectively, but the top three teams in each category are far from decided. The 27th annual Chris Thater Memorial Criterium is held in memory of cyclist Chris Thater who was killed by a drunk driver. Its mission is ...
Chris Thater Memorial Stages
Elite women criterium
Elite men criterium
Chris Thater Memorial Photos
Andy Jacques-Maynes (Bissell) charges into his solo 10 laps.
- Adam Myerson (Mountain Khakis) ready to set up the mid-race point prime.
- The podium: Bernard Sulzberger (Fly V Australia), Jonathan Cantwell (Fly V Australia) and Hilton Clarke (UnitedHealthcare).
- John Loehner (Axa Equitable) was the day's designated gunner - shooting down every move that went up the road.
- At times the 40 laps seemed all uphill.
- The peloton snakes around Binghamton's park.
- Frank Pipp (Bissell) flexes his muscles for the team.
- The high temperature's easily visible on each rider's face.
- Team Axa Equitable makes sure their leader Clayton Barrows was never alone.
- New points leader, Isaac Howe (Mountain Khakis), takes the first place jersey. Former leader Clayton Barrows (Axa Equitable) is now second.
- Kyle Wamsley tries to set up Daniel Holloway (both Bissell) to no avail.
- Despite all the efforts, points leader Barrows (Axa Equitable) crashed out and had to pit.
- The stars, as well as the stripes, line up for a hot start in Binghamton.
- Points leader Clayton Barrows not looking too comfortable.
- Adam Myerson (Mountain Khakis) picks up the pace in the last lap.
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