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Cross After Dark - CrossVegas Races
Elite Women
- Location:
- Las Vegas
Elite Men
- Location:
- Las Vegas
Cross After Dark - CrossVegas Race photos
Katerina Nash (Luna) takes her second consecutive win in the women's race.
- Lars van der Haar (Rabobank-Giant) takes the men's sprint finish.
- Lars van der Haar (Rabobank-Giant) declares victory.
- Katerina Nash (Luna Pro Team) wins CrossVegas for the second year in a row.
- The hard racing took its toll tonight.
- CrossVegas men's podium (l-r): Rob Peeters, Lars van der Haar and Christian Heule
- Kelli Emmett (Team Giant) heading up the chasers.
- Brady Kappius (Clif Bar) making good use of those long legs.
- Katerina Nash (Luna Pro Team) alone on the front of the race.
- A racer on the run mid-race.
- One of the uphill 180 degree turns.
- Travis Livermon (SmartStop-Mock Orange Bikes p/b Ridley) running the stairs.
- Nicole Duke (Cannondale p/b Cyclocrossworld) recovering from a mishap at the barriers.
- Bart Aernouts (Rabobank-Giant) riding one of the sets of stairs.
- Lea Davison (Specialized) started at the back and passed dozens of racers to finish sixth.
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Official starters for men's/women's fields as of September 13, 2011
