Joe Martin Stage Race p/b Nature Valley 2011: Stage 1 Results

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(Image credit: Tom Ewart)

Francisco Mancebo (RealCyclist.com) was the odds-on favourite to win the Joe Martin Stage Race opening time trial and he did not disappoint, winning the four-kilometre uphill parcours in a time of eight-minutes flat. The Spaniard climbed to the top of Devils Den State Park ahead of a trio of Bissell riders Ben Jacques-Maynes in second, Jeremy Vennell in third and Paul Mach in fourth.

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Elite women stage 1
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Janel Holcomb (Colavita-Forno d'Asolo pb Cook)	0:09:41
2	Kathryn Donovan (SC Velo - Empower Coaching)	0:00:09
3	Megan Guarnier (Team TIBCO-To The Top)	Row 2 - Cell 2
4	Ruth Clemence (SC Velo - Empower Coaching)	0:00:12
5	Lex Albrecht (Team Juvederm-Specialized)	0:00:14
6	Courteney Lowe (FCS Cycling Team)	0:00:23
7	Kristen Lasasso (Primal-MapMyRide Womens Racing)	0:00:28
8	Kristin Sanders (Colavita-Forno d'Asolo pb Cook)	Row 7 - Cell 2
9	Esta Vzesniauskaite (Colavita-Forno d'Asolo pb Cook)	0:00:31
10	Kasey Clark (Primal-MapMyRide Womens Racing)	0:00:34
11	Meredith Miller (Team TIBCO-To The Top)	0:00:35
12	Veronique Labonte (Team Juvederm-Specialized)	Row 11 - Cell 2
13	Emily Kachorek (Primal-MapMyRide Womens Racing)	0:00:40
14	Serena Sheridan (Team TIBCO-To The Top)	0:00:49
15	Lauren Robertson (FCS Cycling Team)	0:00:51
16	Anne Guzman (Team Juvederm-Specialized)	Row 15 - Cell 2
17	Kathlee Billington (Danbury Audi)	0:00:53
18	Kate Chilcott (FCS Cycling Team)	0:00:54
19	Whitney Schultz (Team Rio Grande)	0:00:57
20	Julie Emmerman (Primal-MapMyRide Womens Racing)	0:01:06
21	Debbie Milne	0:01:07
22	Moriah Macgregor (Team Juvederm-Specialized)	0:01:14
23	Hilary Billington (Danbury Audi)	0:01:25
24	Rebecca Blatt (Team Kenda pb Geargrinder)	0:01:30
25	Melissa Ross (Team Kenda pb Geargrinder)	0:01:41
26	Joanne Kiesanowski (Team TIBCO-To The Top)	0:01:45
27	Carlee Taylor (Team TIBCO-To The Top)	0:01:58
28	Colleen Paine (Team Kenda pb Geargrinder)	0:01:59
29	Jill Kislia (Team Kenda pb Geargrinder)	0:02:07
30	Mitzie Goldman (Team Kenda pb Geargrinder)	0:02:09
31	Michelle Melka (Red Racing)	0:02:11
32	Sigrid Ziegler (Team Kenda pb Geargrinder)	0:02:14
33	Juliette Olson (Red Racing)	0:02:21
34	Megan Baab (FCS Cycling Team)	0:02:24
35	Cindy Reese (Bicycles of Tulsa)	0:02:45
36	Kat Carr (Vanderkitten)	0:02:51
37	Patricia Black (Red Racing)	0:02:02

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Elite men stage 1
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Francisco Mancebo (Realcyclist.com Pro Cycling Team)	0:08:07
2	Ben Jacques-Maynes (BISSELL Pro Cycling)	0:00:03
3	Jeremy Vennell (BISSELL Pro Cycling)	0:00:05
4	Paul Mach (BISSELL Pro Cycling)	0:00:06
5	Roman Van Uden (Pure Black Racing)	0:00:14
6	Cesar Grajales (Realcyclist.com Pro Cycling Team)	0:00:19
7	Frank Pipp (BISSELL Pro Cycling)	Row 6 - Cell 2
8	Christophe Hagens Parrish (Berman Cycling)	0:00:22
9	Darren Rolfe (V Australia)	Row 8 - Cell 2
10	Ian Burnett (Realcyclist.com Pro Cycling Team)	Row 9 - Cell 2
11	Andy Jacques-Maynes (BISSELL Pro Cycling)	0:00:23
12	Michael Northey (Pure Black Racing)	0:00:25
13	Joshua Berry (Realcyclist.com Pro Cycling Team)	0:00:26
14	Jason Donald (Kelly Benefit Strategies-Optum)	Row 13 - Cell 2
15	Fernando Antogna (Jamis Sutter Home pb Colavita)	0:00:27
16	Joey Rosskopf (Team Type 1-Development)	Row 15 - Cell 2
17	Marsh Cooper (Kelly Benefit Strategies-Optum)	0:00:28
18	Christian Parrett (Chemstar pb UnitedHealthcare)	0:00:29
19	Cameron Peterson (V Australia)	Row 18 - Cell 2
20	Andrei Krasilnikau (Chipotle Development Team)	0:00:30
21	Peter Hurst (Snapple Cycling Team)	0:00:31
22	Scott Lyttle (Pure Black Racing)	Row 21 - Cell 2
23	Louis Crosby (Pure Black Racing)	Row 22 - Cell 2
24	Alex Howes (Chipotle Development Team)	0:00:32
25	Alfredo Cruz (Chipotle Development Team)	0:00:35
26	Chad Haga (Team Rio Grande)	0:00:36
27	Max Durtschi (Chipotle Development Team)	Row 26 - Cell 2
28	Danny Summerhill (Chipotle Development Team)	0:00:37
29	Coulton Hartrich (Chemstar pb UnitedHealthcare)	Row 28 - Cell 2
30	Andrew Bajadali (Kelly Benefit Strategies-Optum)	0:00:38
31	Jay Thomson (BISSELL Pro Cycling)	0:00:41
32	Evan Hyde (Realcyclist.com Pro Cycling Team)	0:00:42
33	Thomas Rabou (Realcyclist.com Pro Cycling Team)	Row 32 - Cell 2
34	Lachlan Morton (Chipotle Development Team)	0:00:44
35	Taylor Gunman (Pure Black Racing)	0:00:45
36	Julian Kyer (Kelly Benefit Strategies-Optum)	0:00:46
37	Erik Hamilton (Panther pb Competitive Cyclist)	0:00:47
38	Trevor Connor (Team Rio Grande)	Row 37 - Cell 2
39	Anibal Borrajo (Jamis Sutter Home pb Colavita)	0:00:48
40	Shem Rodger (Pure Black Racing)	0:00:49
41	Jonathan Mumford (Kelly Benefit Strategies-Optum)	Row 40 - Cell 2
42	Bernard Sulzberger (V Australia)	0:00:50
43	Shane Braley (Chemstar pb UnitedHealthcare)	0:00:51
44	Sean Sullivan (V Australia)	0:00:52
45	Guido Palma (Jamis Sutter Home pb Colavita)	0:00:53
46	Stephen Leece (NOW-MS Society)	0:00:54
47	Kyle Wamsley (BISSELL Pro Cycling)	0:00:56
48	Kennett Peterson (Hagens Berman Cycling)	0:00:59
49	Ian Holt (Team Rio Grande)	0:01:01
50	Jonathan Cantwell (V Australia)	Row 49 - Cell 2
51	Jamie Riggs (Panther pb Competitive Cyclist)	0:01:02
52	Patrick Bevin (BISSELL Pro Cycling)	Row 51 - Cell 2
53	Mark Langlands (Pure Black Racing)	0:01:03
54	James Mccoy (Pure Black Racing)	0:01:04
55	Boyd Johnson (Team Globalbike)	0:01:05
56	Alejandro Borrajo (Jamis Sutter Home pb Colavita)	0:01:09

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