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The San Dimas Stage Race is a renowned for attracting the best of the best in American bike racing as a leg opener for the start of the upcoming National Racing Calendar (NRC) series. This year the Pro/Cat 1 men's field has been filled to capacity with 150 starters and the Pro/Elite women's field boasts 75. Ben Day (Fly V Australia) is prepared to defend his overall winning performance from last year with a strong squad that includes Jonathan Cantwell and Bernie Sulzberger. The 2002 winner, Hilton ...
San Dimas Stage Race Stages
Stage 1
- Location:
- Glendora TT
- Distance:
- 3.8 km
Stage 2
- Location:
- San Dimas Road Race
- Distance:
- 64 km
Stage 3
- Location:
- Old Town Criterium
- Distance:
- 45 km
San Dimas Stage Race Race photos
Hilton Clarke notches up a win for the Bahati boys.
- Rory Sutherland wins stage two, the San Dimas road race.
- Ben Day (Fly V Australia) duplicated lasts years win again today
- Paul Mach (Bissell) came in only 5 seconds behind first place
- Ben Day (Fly V Ausralia) contemplating the last stage on the line.
- Reid Mumford (Kelly Benefits) rounds one of the many switch backs on the course
- Mara Abbott (Peanut Butter & Co) was happy to hold on to her yellow jersey today.
- The men head out for the last bit of racing in San Dimas.
- Riders getting up the climb as hard as they can
- The men head off for the first of 12 laps.
- Brad White (UnitedHealthcare) was his usual aggressive self and spent time in the break.
- Nathan Oneill (Bahati Foundation) on the road again and looking race ready so far
- Ben Day (Fly V Australia) had his work cut out for him on todays tough course.
- Fly V Australia kept the team stacked on the front throughout the day.
- Ivan Dominguez (Jamis-Sutter Home) looking forward to the upcoming crit
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