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Race organizers of the National Racing Calendar (NRC) Presbyterian Hospital Invitational Criterium are offering a total of $75,000 to the professional category events on July 30 in Charlotte, NC. The Pro-Cat 1,2 women will be led by defending champion Theresa Cliff-Ryan (Colavita-Forno D'Asolo) competing for a $25,000 purse and Jonathan Cantwell (V Australia) will line up to defend his title in the Pro-Cat 1 men's race for a purse of $50,000. "This year's field is very, very good," said ...
Presbyterian Hospital Invitational Criterium Stages
Elite Women
- Location:
- Charlotte, North Carolina
- Distance:
- 40 km
Elite Men
- Location:
- Charlotte, North Carolina
- Distance:
- 80 km
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Presbyterian Hospital Invitational Criterium Photos
2011 Presbyterian Crit Women's Podium (L-R) Laura Van Gilder, Theresa Cliff-Ryan, Erica Allar.
- Jake Keough (UnitedHealthcare Professional Cycling Team) wins the 2011 Charlotte Presbyterian Criterium.
- Theresa Cliff-Ryan (Colvita/Forno D'Asolo p/b Cooking Light).
- Pro men on the start line at the 2011 Charlotte Presbyterian Criterium
- Team Colavita at the front of 2011 Presbyterian Women's Crit.
- Heath Blackgrove (ELBOWZ RACING) in a solo break at the 2011 Charlotte Presbyterian Criterium.
- Team Colavita at the front of 2011 Presbyterian Women's Crit.
- Jonathan Cantwell (left - (Fly V Australia Pro Cycling Team).
- 2011 Presbyterian Women's Crit.
- Yosvany Falcon (Realcyclist.com Pro Cycling Team).
- Erica Allar (Ride Clean) USA Crits Series Leader.
- Thamas Soladay (Kelly Benefit Strategies-OptumHealth) on his way to earning the Cyclingnews' Most Aggressive Rider Jersey.
- Team Colavita at the front of 2011 Presbyterian Women's Crit with only a few laps remaining.
- Hilton Clarke and the UnitedHealthcare Professional Cycling Team control the front nearing the finish.
- Theresa Cliff Ryan would edge her competitors in the sprint at The 2011 Presbyterian Women's Crit.