UnitedHealthcare sweep Killer Cove

By Kirsten Frattini
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White and Clemence take top honors

UnitedHealthcare-Maxxis swept the podium at the Dana Point Grand Prix of Cycling’s Killer Cove Time Trial on Saturday. Brad White rode in with the fastest time of the day at 4:56 minutes, the only rider to break the five-minute barrier over the 3.5-kilometre course. White’s team-mates Andrew Pinfold, Morgan Schmitt and Eric Barlevav gave the squad a dominant result by securing the top four positions.

“This is good,” White said. “It’s always good to get an early win in the season and it’s a big win for the team too. I’ve been spending a lot little more time on the time trial bike this year. Last year the only time I road my time trial bike was during a race.

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Elite men
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Brad White (Unitedhealthcare)0:04:57
2Andrew Pinfold (Unitedhealthcare)0:00:06
3Morgan Schmitt (Unitedhealthcare)0:00:08
4Eric Barlevav (Unitedhealthcare)0:00:09
5Quinn Keogh (Team Rubicon-Orbea)0:00:11
6Brandon Gritters (Williams Cycling P/B Sc Velo)0:00:12
7Adrian Hegyvary (Unitedhealthcare)0:00:13
8Roman Van Uden (Team Rubicon-Orbea)0:00:15
9Daniel Ramsey (Williams Cycling P/B Sc Velo)0:00:15
10Luis-Alejandro Zamudio (Herbalife Lagrange)0:00:16
11Patrick Bevin (Unknown)0:00:16
12Aaron Tuckerman (Jelly Belly Pro Cycling)0:00:20
13Jacob Keough (Unitedhealthcare)0:00:20
14Devan Dunn (Bahati Foundation Elite Cycling)0:00:21
15Taylor Kneuven (Unknown)0:00:22
16Connor Mccutcheon (Unattached)0:00:24
17Michael Telega (Team Pista Palace)0:00:24
18Andrew Crater (Aero Cat)0:00:31
19Justin Williams (Bahati Foundation Pro Cycling)0:00:32
20Joshua Bartlett (Team Rubicon-Orbea)0:00:34
21Roman Kilun (Unitedhealthcare)0:00:39
22Daniel Farinha (Sjbc)0:00:46
23Eric Losak (Bike Religion)0:00:46
24Matthew Shackley (Swami's Cycling Club)0:00:55
25Jose Blanco (Herbalife Lagrange)0:00:56
DNSPatrick Bevin (Team Rubicon-Orbea)Row 25 - Cell 2
DNSHayden Brooks (Fly V Austrailia)Row 26 - Cell 2
DNSJonathan Cantwell (Fly V Austrailia)Row 27 - Cell 2
DNSCorey Farrell (Unattached)Row 28 - Cell 2
DNSAlex Jarman (Swami's Cycling Club)Row 29 - Cell 2
DNSTimothy Johnson (Unitedhealthcare)Row 30 - Cell 2
DNSOmer KemRow 31 - Cell 2
DNSDavid Kemp (Fly V Austrailia)Row 32 - Cell 2
DNSAaron Kemps (Fly V Austrailia)Row 33 - Cell 2
DNSBen Kersten (Sulzberger)Row 34 - Cell 2
DNSFloyd Landis (Bahati Foundation Pro Cycling)Row 35 - Cell 2
DNSMike Northey (Team Rubicon-Orbea)Row 36 - Cell 2
DNSMatthew Rice (Bahati Foundation Pro Cycling)Row 37 - Cell 2
DNSAaron Schneider (Now-Ms Society)Row 38 - Cell 2
DNSBernie Sulzberger (Fly V Austrailia)Row 39 - Cell 2
DNSGary Tingley (Sho-Air/Sonance)Row 40 - Cell 2
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Elite women
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Ruth Clemence (Specialied Designs For Women )0:05:52
2Dotsie Bausch (Incycle/Scvelo)0:00:07
3Bonnie Breeze0:00:25
4Christen King (Home Depot Center Team)0:00:32
DNSSheri Baldwin (Slo Nexus-Gym One)Row 4 - Cell 2

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Kirsten Frattini
Kirsten Frattini
Deputy Editor

Kirsten Frattini is the Deputy Editor of Cyclingnews, overseeing the global racing content plan.

Kirsten has a background in Kinesiology and Health Science. She has been involved in cycling from the community and grassroots level to professional cycling's biggest races, reporting on the WorldTour, Spring Classics, Tours de France, World Championships and Olympic Games.

She began her sports journalism career with Cyclingnews as a North American Correspondent in 2006. In 2018, Kirsten became Women's Editor – overseeing the content strategy, race coverage and growth of women's professional cycling – before becoming Deputy Editor in 2023.

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