Pisgah Mountain Bike Stage Race 2012: Stage 4 - Promised Land Loop Results | Cyclingnews

Full Results

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Men
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Jeremiah Bishop	3:50:47
2	Sam Koerber	0:06:24
3	Westley Richards	0:52:55
4	Joel Bragdon	1:22:31
5	Alex Bruce Harvey	1:34:41
6	Jason Luque	2:13:18
7	Lee Symmes	2:16:50
8	Casey Gaus	2:33:19
9	Ethan D Lindbloom	2:48:31
10	Luther Papenfus	2:57:50
11	David Faustino	3:11:35
12	Mark Laird Cairncross	3:59:03
13	Travis Beane	11:09:13

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Women
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Kelly Ault	5:48:39
2	Kym Schifino	0:10:08
3	Anna Lovisa Healy	1:34:28

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Elite men 40+
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Patrick Gerhard Jansen	4:30:55
2	Morgan Olsson	0:28:15

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Men 40+
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Jason Morgan	5:18:19
2	Phil Beard	0:07:45
3	Patrick McMahon	0:23:33
4	Stephen Janes	0:43:26
5	Eric Purdue	0:48:03
6	Mark Miller	0:52:34
7	Scott Sidener	1:16:34
8	Russell George Perry	1:16:54
9	Mike Todd Nichols	1:25:02
10	William Donald Cameron	1:37:09
11	Tom Farr	2:21:28
12	Chris Smy	2:36:31
13	Craig Hoyt	9:41:41
DNS	John Webb	Row 13 - Cell 2
DNS	Bruce Stauffer	Row 14 - Cell 2

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Men 50+
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Chris St. Peter	5:47:11
2	Marc R Taylor	1:16:50
3	Simon Borain	2:07:38
4	Brian Smith	9:12:49
DNS	Ramon Vega	Row 4 - Cell 2

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Duo teams
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Momentum Mushroom Racing	5:25:21
2	Pugzarillaz	0:18:31
3	Performance Bicycle	0:42:09
4	Pisgah Area Cycling	1:36:30
5	TVB Race	1:50:40
6	AJ's Bikes	2:31:27
7	New Belgium Racing	2:48:22
8	The Wild Bettys	2:51:12
DNS	Team Terror Shark	Row 8 - Cell 2

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Men general classification after stage 4
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Jeremiah Bishop	11:49:46
2	Sam Koerber	0:04:12
3	Westley Richards	1:34:14
4	Alex Bruce Harvey	4:41:36
5	Joel Bragdon	4:58:42
6	Lee Symmes	5:20:11
7	Jason Luque	7:09:49
8	Casey Gaus	7:20:12
9	Ethan D Lindbloom	7:48:17
10	David Faustino	8:34:10
11	Luther Papenfus	9:30:20
12	Mark Laird Cairncross	9:52:59
13	Travis Beane	15:21:29

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Women general classification after stage 4
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Kym Schifino	17:19:43
2	Kelly Ault	0:31:15
3	Anna Lovisa Healy	1:51:32

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Elite men 40+ general classification after stage 4
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Patrick Gerhard Jansen	13:33:37
2	Morgan Olsson	0:44:28

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Men 40+ general classification after stage 4
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Jason Morgan	15:35:05
2	Phil Beard	0:26:35
3	Patrick McMahon	1:38:54
4	Mark Miller	2:32:30
5	Stephen Janes	3:04:38
6	Russell George Perry	3:58:28
7	Eric Purdue	3:49:41
8	Scott Sidener	5:20:06
9	William Donald Cameron	5:12:23
10	Mike Todd Nichols	5:09:13
11	Chris Smy	6:50:24
12	Tom Farr	7:10:31
13	Craig Hoyt	26:58:43

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Men 50+ general classification after stage 4
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Chris St. Peter	17:36:00
2	Marc R Taylor	2:55:00
3	Simon Borain	4:49:28
4	Brian Smith	18:02:14

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Duo teams general classification after stage 4
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Momentum Mushroom Racing	16:10:00
2	Performance Bicycle	2:34:02
3	Pisgah Area Cycling	4:06:43
4	TVB Race	4:56:35
5	AJ's Bikes	5:45:55
6	Pugzarillaz	6:47:35
7	New Belgium Racing	6:56:31
8	The Wild Bettys	8:33:28

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