Phinney beats Dominguez in criterium finish

 Taylor Phinney (Trek-Livestrong) captured an outstanding victory when he sprinted around some of fastest men in the country in the final hundred metres of the Downtown Silver City Criterium, the fourth stage of the SRAM Tour of the Gila. The undeniably talented youngster out-paced Ivan Dominguez (Jamis-Sutter Home) to claim victory while Charles Dionne (Fly V Australia) took third.

“My team was great today and Alex Dowsett got me where I needed to be, right behind Ivan Dominguez,” Phinney said. “Luckily I had the legs to come around him. It’s great to win here and hear people cheering my name. I can’t thank everybody enough. For Jesse Sergent to win yesterday and me to win today, it’s just a beautiful race for us.

“I’m so proud, man,” he added. “Yesterday we had six guys in the top 20 places in the time trial and we are really showing that our development program can work and the Holowesko development program is working really well. So, the young guys are coming and the old guys better watch out; you know what I’m saying.”

Levi Leipheimer (Mellow Johnny’s) maintained his lead in the overall classification ahead of DZ Nuts team-mates Tom Danielson and Dave Zabriskie heading into the fifth and final stage at the Gila Monster Road Race.

“I’m really looking forward to tomorrow,” Leipheimer said. “I think it is the best day of the whole race. It is the queen stage and the hardest stage and it’s going to be fun.”

Phinney relied on team-mate Alex Dowsett’s superb lead-out to bring him passed the dominant Fly V Australia train and over the circuit’s climb on the last lap. Phinney maneuvered his way on to one of the fastest wheels in the bunch, that of Dominguez. The pair shot out the final corner in second and third place respectively. Dominguez was the first to start his sprint and when he checked under his arm there was only one rider on his wheel: Phinney.

“I looked back after I started my sprint and Phinney was still on my wheel,” Dominguez said. “It was a long way to the finish line, a little uphill and windy. I knew that if he could stay on my wheel after I jumped, then I was not going to win the race. My team was working for me the whole day and I feel bad that I didn’t get the win. It is better that one guy passed me than the whole field.”

Fly V Australia rolled through with the strongest lead-out train in the final laps of the race. Dionne praised his team-mates for their hard-fought effort to bring him to the line in the best possible position.

“They did an awesome job,” Dionne said. “Ben Day and Phil Zajicek especially did so much work at the end. I am a little bit disappointed because I wanted to do a good sprint for them but coming around the corner I was in about sixth wheel, too far back. That’s racing.”

Zabriskie was the first to make a move in the opening laps of the Pro men’s 40-lap criterium, quickly followed by Andy Jacques-Maynes (Bissell). Several riders tried to bridge across resulting in the field coming back together after the first sprint for time bonus.

Jacob Rytlewski (Kenda-Gear Grinder) initiated the day’s main breakaway. He was followed by Peter Salon (Holowesko Partners), Roman Kilun (UnitedHealthcare-Maxxis), Phil Zajicek (Fly V Australia), Andy Jacques-Maynes and Jeremy Vennell (Bissell), Marsh Cooper (Rubicon-Orbea), Ken Hanson (Team Type 1) and the previous day’s stage winner Jesse Sergent (Trek-Livestrong).

The large group was well organized, maintaining a 15-second lead over the peloton for the following 10 laps. Leipheimer sat protected amongst the top 10, while team-mates Lance Armstrong and Jason McCartney did much of the pace setting at the front of the field. As the race progressed the pair received help from Jamis-Sutter Home riders Nick Frey and Ignacio Pereyra, working for odds-on favourite sprinter Dominguez.

“We tried to keep the race together and sent our guys to the front to help work because it was very windy and a lot for the two Mellow Johnny’s guys, so we wanted to help,” Dominguez said.

Four riders escaped the breakaway that included strong-men Cooper, Rytlewski, Salon and Kilun. They continued on with a slim lead for an additional 12 laps but could not hold off the powerful teams Mellow-Johnny’s and Jamis-Sutter Home. All breakaway riders were back in the field with six laps to go.

Phinney made an initial bid for victory with six laps to go that resulted in a 10 rider breakaway. The group proved to be too large and unorganised and was reabsorbed two laps later. Chris Baldwin (UnitedHealthcare-Maxxis) and Zabriskie took individual solo flyers with two laps to go but neither succeeded in gaining more than a few second at a time.

Dowsett weaved his way through the field on the last lap, passing the Fly V Australia train and putting Phinney on Dominguez’s wheel. Dominguez was the first to start his sprint but he was passed by Phinney, who gained nearly a bike length at the finish line ahead both podium finishers Dominguez and Dionne. 

Evans claims smooth win

Shelley Evans (Peanut Butter & Co. TWENTY12) won the bunch kick to the line at the Downtown Silver City Criterium. The speedster captured the top spot on the podium ahead of Carla Swart (Vera Bradley Foundation) while Carmen Small (Colavita-Baci) claimed third. 

“Powers attacked with one lap to go and my team had to really cover that,” Evans said. “Our only goal here was the general classification and our second goal was to win the stage. I sat on Kelly Benjamin’s wheel and had the perfect lead-out.”

Evans used her points race expertise to collect two of the day’s intermediate time bonus sprints. Her efforts succeeded in protecting her team-mate Mara Abbott’s overall race lead ahead Alison Powers (Vera Bradley Foundation) and Erinne Willock (Webcor-Builders).

“We weren’t too concerned about the time,” Shelley said. “Our main thing was to sit on her [Alison Powers] and make her work for it, then come around her at the line. We certainly don’t want to lose a race by one or two seconds so if we can take some time, why not?”

Teams Colavita-Baci and Vera Bradley Foundation initiated a flurry of attacks in the opening laps of the race. Peanut Butter & Co TWENTY12 set a fast tempo on the front to close down all threatening moves before the day’s first intermediate time bonus sprints. Evans captured the two time bonus sprints offered, to deny Powers, Miller and Small of the additional seconds.

Dvorak won the third time bonus sprint followed by her team-mates Small and Cath Cheatley. The additional time helped Dvorak, in fourth place overall, move closer to the podium.

“We weren’t really going for time bonuses but rather a stage win for Kelly Benjamin,” said Small. “I think we got kind of jumbled up in the lead-out. I was the last rider in our lead-out and went as hard as I could but I think Kelly got jumbled up a bit.”

Peanut Butter & Co TWENTY12 succeeded in holding the field together following attacks from Anne Samplonius and Robin Farina (Vera Bradley Foundation), Jessica Phillips and Modesta Vzesniauskaite (Colavita-baci).

“I think our whole team did really well and there was a lot of representation from our team at the front all the time,” Swart said. “If there was a break it was our goal to be there and we wanted to make Peanut Butter work.”

Powers launched a solo flyer with two laps to go to try and gain time on Abbott’s overall lead, however she was reeled back in before the final sprint. Evans won the gradual uphill sprint ahead of Swart and Small.

“A bunch sprint win was my goal,” Swart said. “I did a pretty good finish, went hard out of the last corner and I just went for it and Shelley came past me. I should have been more aware of her but she is such a good sprinter.”

Results

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#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Taylor Phinney (Trek Livestrong)1:31:20
2Ivan Dominguez (Jamis Sutter Home p/b Colavita)Row 1 - Cell 2
3Charles Dionne (Fly V Australia)Row 2 - Cell 2
4Nick Walker (Holowesko Partners Cycling Team)Row 3 - Cell 2
5Patrick Bevin (Rubicon-ORBEA)Row 4 - Cell 2
6David Tanner (Fly V Australia)Row 5 - Cell 2
7Rory Sutherland (UnitedHealthcare Professional)Row 6 - Cell 2
8Danny Summerhill (Holowesko Partners Cycling Team)Row 7 - Cell 2
9Cody O'reilly (BISSELL Pro Cycling)Row 8 - Cell 2
10Jeremy Vennell (BISSELL Pro Cycling)Row 9 - Cell 2
11Thomas Rabou (Team Type 1)Row 10 - Cell 2
12Sergio Hernandez (NOW-MS Society)Row 11 - Cell 2
13Luis Amaran (Jamis Sutter Home p/b Colavita)Row 12 - Cell 2
14Brad White (UnitedHealthcare Professional)Row 13 - Cell 2
15Cesar Grajales (OUCH-Bahati Foundation Pro)Row 14 - Cell 2
16Ben Jacques-Maynes (BISSELL Pro Cycling)Row 15 - Cell 2
17Cody Stevenson (Adageo Energy Pro Cycling)Row 16 - Cell 2
18Zachary Davies (Groove Subaru Cycling Team)Row 17 - Cell 2
19Sid Taberlay (California Giant/Specialized)Row 18 - Cell 2
20Allen Krughoff (Team Rio Grande)Row 19 - Cell 2
21Fabio Calabria (Team Type 1)Row 20 - Cell 2
22Taylor Shelden (Holowesko Partners Cycling Team)Row 21 - Cell 2
23Clay Murfet (RideClean p/b PatentIt.com)Row 22 - Cell 2
24Éric Boily (SPIDERTECH powered by)Row 23 - Cell 2
25Jason Donald (OUCH-Bahati Foundation Pro)Row 24 - Cell 2
26Andrew Dahlheim (Metro Volkswagen Cycling Team)Row 25 - Cell 2
27Benjamin King (Trek Livestrong)Row 26 - Cell 2
28Jesse Sergent (Trek Livestrong)Row 27 - Cell 2
29Tom Danielson (DZ Nuts)Row 28 - Cell 2
30Morgan Schmitt (UnitedHealthcare Professional)Row 29 - Cell 2
31Andres Diaz (RaceMenu.com)Row 30 - Cell 2
32Nick Frey (Jamis Sutter Home p/b Colavita)Row 31 - Cell 2
33Ignacio Pereyra (Jamis Sutter Home p/b Colavita)Row 32 - Cell 2
34Jacob Rytlewski (KENDA Pro Cycling presented by)Row 33 - Cell 2
35Levi Leipheimer (Team Mellow Johnny's)Row 34 - Cell 2
36Andrew Talansky (California Giant/Specialized)Row 35 - Cell 2
37Evan Hyde (OUCH-Bahati Foundation Pro)Row 36 - Cell 2
38Tyler Wren (Jamis Sutter Home p/b Colavita)Row 37 - Cell 2
39Kris Lunning (Above Category Racing)Row 38 - Cell 2
40Max Jenkins (UnitedHealthcare Professional)Row 39 - Cell 2
41Eric Marcotte (Team Pista Palace)Row 40 - Cell 2
42Jai Crawford (Fly V Australia)Row 41 - Cell 2
43Chris Winn (Team Rio Grande)Row 42 - Cell 2
44Phillip Zajicek (Fly V Australia)Row 43 - Cell 2
45Ian Holt (Team Rio Grande)Row 44 - Cell 2
46Joey Rossskopf (Team Mountain Khakis Fueled By)Row 45 - Cell 2
47Jesse Moore (California Giant/Specialized)Row 46 - Cell 2
48Peter Latham (BISSELL Pro Cycling)Row 47 - Cell 2
49Matt Cooke (Team Mountain Khakis Fueled By)Row 48 - Cell 2
50Tim Roe (Trek Livestrong)Row 49 - Cell 2
51Lambert-Lemay (SPIDERTECH powered by)Row 50 - Cell 2
52Darren Lill (Fly V Australia)Row 51 - Cell 2
53Carson Miller (Veloforma P/B Byrne Invent)Row 52 - Cell 2
54Christian Helmig (Metro Volkswagen Cycling Team)Row 53 - Cell 2
55Taylor Kneuven (Adageo Energy Elite)Row 54 - Cell 2
56Corey Carlson (Trek Bicycle Store)Row 55 - Cell 2
57David Zabriskie (DZ Nuts)Row 56 - Cell 2
58Lance Armstrong (Team Mellow Johnny's)Row 57 - Cell 2
59Peter Salon (Holowesko Partners Cycling Team)Row 58 - Cell 2
60Diego Yepez (Bike religion)Row 59 - Cell 2
61Tom Peterson (DZ Nuts)Row 60 - Cell 2
62Ben King (Trek Livestrong)Row 61 - Cell 2
63Marc De Maar (UnitedHealthcare Professional)Row 62 - Cell 2
64Mark Hekman (Team Mountain Khakis Fueled By)Row 63 - Cell 2
65Corey Collier (OUCH-Bahati Foundation Pro)Row 64 - Cell 2
66Kenneth Hanson (Team Type 1)Row 65 - Cell 2
67Corey Steinbrecher (Team Pista Palace)Row 66 - Cell 2
68Julian Kyer (Trek Livestrong)Row 67 - Cell 2
69Caleb Fairly (Holowesko Partners Cycling Team)Row 68 - Cell 2
70Burke Swindlehurst (teamgive Presented by)Row 69 - Cell 2
71Paul Mach (BISSELL Pro Cycling)Row 70 - Cell 2
72Andrew Guptill (Jamis Sutter Home p/b Colavita)Row 71 - Cell 2
73Tucker Olander (Veloforma p/b Bryne Invent)Row 72 - Cell 2
74Jonathan Baker (Groove Subaru Cycling Team)Row 73 - Cell 2
75Mike Tettleton (Bike Religion)Row 74 - Cell 2
76David Glick (RideClean p/b PatentIt.com)Row 75 - Cell 2
77Roman Kilun (UnitedHealthcare Professional)Row 76 - Cell 2
78Chris Baldwin (UnitedHealthcare Professional)Row 77 - Cell 2
79Patrick Mccarty (Matrix/RBM)Row 78 - Cell 2
80Danny Heeley (NOW-MS Society)Row 79 - Cell 2
81Robert Britton (BISSELL Pro Cycling)Row 80 - Cell 2
82Scott Tietzel (Team Mountain Khakis Fueled By)Row 81 - Cell 2
83Ian Gray (Team Rio Grande)Row 82 - Cell 2
84Walker Savidge (Holowesko Partners Cycling Team)Row 83 - Cell 2
85Paul Ward (Atlantic Velo present by Sano Bici)Row 84 - Cell 2
86Nick Waite (KENDA Pro Cycling presented by)Row 85 - Cell 2
87Chuck Coyle (Groove Subaru Cycling Team)Row 86 - Cell 2
88Osvaldo Olmos (California Giant/Specialized)Row 87 - Cell 2
89Matty Rice (OUCH-Bahati Foundation Pro)Row 88 - Cell 2
90Aaron Pool (Fuji Test Team)Row 89 - Cell 2
91Michael Olheiser (Moontoast Racing)Row 90 - Cell 2
92Charly Vives (SPIDERTECH powered by)Row 91 - Cell 2
93Darren Rolfe (Fly V Australia)Row 92 - Cell 2
94Michael Stone (Hincapie Development)Row 93 - Cell 2
95Floyd Landis (OUCH-Bahati Foundation Pro)Row 94 - Cell 2
96Travis Mccabe (Bicycle Haus Racing)Row 95 - Cell 2
97Justin Spinelli (Team Pista Palace)Row 96 - Cell 2
98Wamsley Kyle (BISSELL Pro Cycling)Row 97 - Cell 2
99Alex Hagman (OUCH-Bahati Foundation Pro)Row 98 - Cell 2
100Christopher Aten (Bicycle Haus Racing)Row 99 - Cell 2
101James Mattis (California Giant/Specialized)Row 100 - Cell 2
102David Harward (Canyon Bicycles)Row 101 - Cell 2
103Marsh Cooper (Rubicon-ORBEA)Row 102 - Cell 2
104Lachlan Morton (Holowesko Partners Cycling Team)Row 103 - Cell 2
105Mike Northey (Rubicon-ORBEA)Row 104 - Cell 2
106Jacques-Maynes (BISSELL Pro Cycling)Row 105 - Cell 2
107Alister Ratcliff (BikeReg.com / Cannondale)Row 106 - Cell 2
108Roman Van Uden (Rubicon-ORBEA)0:02:25
109Eddy Kwon ()Row 108 - Cell 2
110Nathan Wilson (Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV)Row 109 - Cell 2
111Brad Winn (Primal Racing p/b 1st Bank)Row 110 - Cell 2
112Mike Mathis (RideClean p/b Patentit.com)Row 111 - Cell 2
113Andrew Randell (SPIDERTECH powered by)Row 112 - Cell 2
114Blair Berbert (Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV)Row 113 - Cell 2
115Chris Hong (team exergy)Row 114 - Cell 2
116Paul Thomas (RideClean p/b Patentit.com)Row 115 - Cell 2
117Neil Coleman (OUCH-Bahati Foundation Pro)Row 116 - Cell 2
118Cameron Cogburn (CCB/Wheelworks)Row 117 - Cell 2
119Colt Trant (Matrix/RBM)Row 118 - Cell 2
120Chris Monteleone (KENDA Pro Cycling presented by)Row 119 - Cell 2
121Kevin Rowe (team exergy)Row 120 - Cell 2
122Mark Batty (SPIDERTECH powered by)Row 121 - Cell 2
123Chirs Carr (GS Boulder/Trek)Row 122 - Cell 2
124Jason Mccartney (Team Mellow Johnny's)Row 123 - Cell 2
125Joshua Bartlett (Rubicon-ORBEA)Row 124 - Cell 2
126Chase Pinkham (Trek Livestrong)Row 125 - Cell 2
127Tiago Depaula (DEPAULA RACING)0:02:42
128Mike Sohm (Canyon Bicycles)Row 127 - Cell 2
129Adam Carr (Adageo Energy Pro Cycling)Row 128 - Cell 2
130Connor Spencer (Metromint Cycling)0:02:48
131Corey Farrell (NOW-MS Society)0:03:16
132Victor Riquelme (TriSports Cycling/Eclipse Racing)0:03:22
133Keck Baker (Battley Harley-Davidson/Sonoma)Row 132 - Cell 2
134Ben Day (Fly V Australia)0:03:32
135Joe Lewis (Groove Subaru Cycling Team)0:03:50
136Daniel Rooke (AZPhalt Cycling)0:04:26
137Brian Cornelius (TriSports Cycling/Eclipse Racing)Row 136 - Cell 2
138Brad Bingham (Team Rio Grande)Row 137 - Cell 2
139Brandon Lynch (team exergy)Row 138 - Cell 2
140Jared Gilyard (RideClean p/b Patentit.com)Row 139 - Cell 2
141James Stemper (KENDA Pro Cycling presented by)0:04:30
142Phil Gaimon (KENDA Pro Cycling presented by)Row 141 - Cell 2
143Jonathan Awerbuch (team exergy)0:04:34
144Aaron Heun (Bike Religion)0:04:35
145Alex Dowsett (Trek Livestrong)0:04:38
146Nick Keough (KENDA Pro Cycling presented by)0:04:48
147Chris Stuart (team exergy)Row 146 - Cell 2
148Nathaniel English (Echelon Gran Fondo/ZteaM)0:04:55
149Will Hoffarth (Team Mountain Khakis Fueled By)Row 148 - Cell 2
150Jeff Zygo (MVP Health Care Cycling)Row 149 - Cell 2
151James Lanham (Moontoast Racing)0:05:18
152Pat Caro (Bike Religion)0:05:26
153Quinn Keogh (Rubicon-ORBEA)0:05:52
154Julian Martinez (California Giant/Specialized)Row 153 - Cell 2
155Kolt Bates (Metro Volkswagen Cycling Team)0:06:38
1Shelley Evans (Peanut Butter & Co.TWENTY12)1:05:42
2Carla Swart (Team Vera Bradley Foundation)Row 156 - Cell 2
3Carmen Small (Colavita/Baci p/b Cooking Light)Row 157 - Cell 2
4Kelly Benjamin (Colavita/Baci p/b Cooking Light)Row 158 - Cell 2
5Catherine Cheatley (Colavita/Baci p/b Cooking Light)Row 159 - Cell 2
6Anne Samplonius (Team Vera Bradley Foundation)Row 160 - Cell 2
7Andrea Dvorak (Colavita/Baci p/b Cooking Light)Row 161 - Cell 2
8Meredith Miller (Team TIBCO)Row 162 - Cell 2
9Vzesniauskaite (Colavita/Baci p/b Cooking Light)Row 163 - Cell 2
10Leah Guloien (Total Restoration Cycling Team)Row 164 - Cell 2
11Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders)Row 165 - Cell 2
12Alison Testroete (Team Vera Bradley Foundation)Row 166 - Cell 2
13Alison Powers (Team Vera Bradley Foundation)Row 167 - Cell 2
14Katheryn Mattis (Webcor Builders)Row 168 - Cell 2
15Lauren Tamayo (Peanut Butter & Co.TWENTY12)Row 169 - Cell 2
16Mara Abbott (Peanut Butter & Co.TWENTY12)Row 170 - Cell 2
17Robin Farina (Team Vera Bradley Foundation)Row 171 - Cell 2
18Daniela Garcia (FCS/Metro Volkswagen Cycling Team)Row 172 - Cell 2
19Olivia Dillon (Peanut Butter & Co.TWENTY12)Row 173 - Cell 2
20Melanie Meyers (Specialized D4W/Bicycle Haus)Row 174 - Cell 2
21Amy Dombroski (Webcor Builders)Row 175 - Cell 2
22Jessica Phillips (Colavita/Baci p/b Cooking Light)Row 176 - Cell 2
23Kristin Sanders (Team Vera Bradley Foundation)Row 177 - Cell 2
24Kristen Lasasso (Team TIBCO)Row 178 - Cell 2
25Megan Hottman (TREADS.COM/DFT)Row 179 - Cell 2
26Whitney Schultz (VELOFORMA Cycling Team)Row 180 - Cell 2
27Chloe Forsman (Specialized D4W/Bicycle Haus)Row 181 - Cell 2
28Cara Bussell (TriSports Cycling / Eclipse Racing)Row 182 - Cell 2
29Courtney O'donnell (HerbaLife LaGrange)Row 183 - Cell 2
30Alisha Welsh (Peanut Butter & Co.TWENTY12)Row 184 - Cell 2
31Katherine Carroll (Peanut Butter & Co.TWENTY12)0:00:09
32Robin Secrist (Riverstone Women's Racing)Row 186 - Cell 2
33Heather Pryor (TriSports Cycling / Eclipse Racing)Row 187 - Cell 2
34Alexis Rhodes (Team Vera Bradley Foundation)Row 188 - Cell 2
35Andrea Graus (Webcor Builders)Row 189 - Cell 2
36Lauren Robertson (FCS/Metro Volkswagen Cycling Team)Row 190 - Cell 2
37Marisa Asplund (TREADS.COM/DFT)Row 191 - Cell 2
38Alison Starnes (Team TIBCO)Row 192 - Cell 2
39Kathryn Donovan (Specialized D4W/Bicycle Haus)Row 193 - Cell 2
40Kasey Clark (TREADS.COM/DFT)0:00:19
41Cara Gillis (Specialized D4W/Bicycle Haus)Row 195 - Cell 2
42Alice Pennington (VELOFORMA Cycling Team)Row 196 - Cell 2
43Teri Sheasby (VELOFORMA Cycling Team)Row 197 - Cell 2
44Amanda Miller (Team TIBCO)Row 198 - Cell 2
45Kristin Mcgrath (Peanut Butter & Co.TWENTY12)0:00:48
46Janel Holcomb (Team TIBCO)0:02:44
47Erica Zaveta (Specialized D4W/Bicycle Haus)0:04:41
48Rachel Warner (FCS/Metro Volkswagen Cycling Team)Row 202 - Cell 2
49Rebecca Much (Team TIBCO)0:06:34
50Louise Smyth (FCS/Metro Volkswagen Cycling Team)Row 204 - Cell 2
51Ashley Koch (Allsport GPS AZ Women Racing)0:08:12
52Julie Emmerman (Boulder)Row 206 - Cell 2
53Gabriela Ferrat (TriSports Cycling / Eclipse Racing)Row 207 - Cell 2
54Annie Malouin (TriSports Cycling / Eclipse Racing)0:09:23
55Kathryn Bertine (TriSports Cycling / Eclipse Racing)0:10:57
56Jennifer Buntz (Duke City Wheelmen)0:13:08
57Nadia Sullivan (Team 3xFast)0:16:25
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#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Levi Leipheimer (Team Mellow Johnny's)9:18:59
2Tom Danielson (DZ Nuts)0:00:59
3David Zabriskie (DZ Nuts)0:01:04
4Phillip Zajicek (Fly V Australia)0:01:14
5Luis Amaran (Jamis Sutter Home p/b Colavita)0:02:02
6Andrew Talansky (California Giant/Specialized)0:02:22
7Cesar Grajales (OUCH-Bahati Foundation Pro)0:02:59
8Chris Baldwin (UnitedHealthcare Professional)0:03:17
9Corey Collier (OUCH-Bahati Foundation Pro)0:03:19
10Rory Sutherland (UnitedHealthcare Professional)0:03:20
11Floyd Landis (OUCH-Bahati Foundation Pro)0:03:45
12Paul Mach (BISSELL Pro Cycling)0:03:50
13Taylor Shelden (Holowesko Partners Cycling Team)0:03:52
14Darren Lill (Fly V Australia)0:03:57
15Ben Jacques-Maynes (BISSELL Pro Cycling)0:03:58
16Lance Armstrong (Team Mellow Johnny's)0:04:02
17Benjamin King (Trek Livestrong)0:04:08
18Burke Swindlehurst (teamgive Presented by)0:04:24
19Jai Crawford (Fly V Australia)0:04:30
20Brad White (UnitedHealthcare Professional)0:04:47
21Max Jenkins (UnitedHealthcare Professional)0:04:56
22Jesse Sergent (Trek Livestrong)0:04:59
23Robert Britton (BISSELL Pro Cycling)0:05:00
24Julian Kyer (Trek Livestrong)Row 23 - Cell 2
25Tim Roe (Trek Livestrong)0:05:01
26Andy Jacques-Maynes (BISSELL Pro Cycling)0:05:18
27Patrick Mccarty (Matrix/RBM)0:05:25
28Tyler Wren (Jamis Sutter Home p/b Colavita)0:05:37
29Marc De Maar (UnitedHealthcare Professional)0:05:39
30Alex Hagman (OUCH-Bahati Foundation Pro)Row 29 - Cell 2
31Matt Cooke (Team Mountain Khakis Fueled By)0:05:46
32Michael Olheiser (Moontoast Racing)0:05:49
33Darren Rolfe (Fly V Australia)0:06:15
34Jason Donald (OUCH-Bahati Foundation Pro)0:06:20
35Andres Diaz (RaceMenu.com)0:06:27
36Lachlan Morton (Holowesko Partners Cycling Team)0:06:38
37Jacob Rytlewski (KENDA Pro Cycling presented by)0:06:54
38David Glick (RideClean p/b PatentIt.com)0:07:05
39Danny Summerhill (Holowesko Partners Cycling Team)0:07:07
40Jesse Moore (California Giant/Specialized)0:07:16
41Jonathan Baker (Groove Subaru Cycling Team)0:07:35
42Carson Miller (Veloforma P/B Byrne Invent)0:07:43
43Ben King (Trek Livestrong)0:07:49
44Christian Helmig (Metro Volkswagen Cycling Team)0:08:05
45Ian Gray (Team Rio Grande)0:08:29
46Aaron Pool (Fuji Test Team)0:09:01
47Ignacio Pereyra (Jamis Sutter Home p/b Colavita)0:09:05
48Scott Tietzel (Team Mountain Khakis Fueled By)0:09:11
49Taylor Kneuven (Adageo Energy Elite)0:09:20
50Chris Winn (Team Rio Grande)0:09:23
51Walker Savidge (Holowesko Partners Cycling Team)0:09:32
52Peter Salon (Holowesko Partners Cycling Team)Row 51 - Cell 2
53Caleb Fairly (Holowesko Partners Cycling Team)0:09:59
54Nick Frey (Jamis Sutter Home p/b Colavita)0:10:07
55Alex Dowsett (Trek Livestrong)0:10:11
56Patrick Bevin (Rubicon-ORBEA)0:10:15
57Alister Ratcliff (BikeReg.com / Cannondale)0:10:45
58James Mattis (California Giant/Specialized)0:11:24
59Corey Carlson (Trek Bicycle Store)0:11:44
60David Tanner (Fly V Australia)0:11:54
61Brad Winn (Primal Racing p/b 1st Bank)0:12:03
62Tom Peterson (DZ Nuts)Row 61 - Cell 2
63Wamsley Kyle (BISSELL Pro Cycling)0:12:22
64Thomas Rabou (Team Type 1)0:12:50
65Kevin Rowe (team exergy)0:12:53
66Jeremy Vennell (BISSELL Pro Cycling)0:13:01
67Marsh Cooper (Rubicon-ORBEA)0:13:05
68Peter Latham (BISSELL Pro Cycling)0:13:07
69Andrew Guptill (Jamis Sutter Home p/b Colavita)0:13:19
70Chase Pinkham (Trek Livestrong)0:13:38
71Kris Lunning (Above Category Racing)0:13:52
72Charles Dionne (Fly V Australia)0:14:05
73Cody O'reilly (BISSELL Pro Cycling)0:14:44
74Nick Walker (Holowesko Partners Cycling Team)0:14:48
75Phil Gaimon (KENDA Pro Cycling presented by)0:14:57
76Sid Taberlay (California Giant/Specialized)0:15:24
77Nick Waite (KENDA Pro Cycling presented by)0:15:26
78Clay Murfet (RideClean p/b PatentIt.com)0:15:34
79Brad Bingham (Team Rio Grande)0:15:55
80Justin Spinelli (Team Pista Palace)0:15:59
81Roman Kilun (UnitedHealthcare Professional)0:16:10
82Nathaniel English (Echelon Gran Fondo/ZteaM)0:16:29
83Monteleone Chris (KENDA Pro Cycling presented by)0:16:31
84Morgan Schmitt (UnitedHealthcare Professional)0:17:39
85Christopher Aten (Bicycle Haus Racing)0:17:49
86Osvaldo Olmos (California Giant/Specialized)0:18:39
87Éric Boily (SPIDERTECH powered by)0:18:54
88Neil Coleman (OUCH-Bahati Foundation Pro)0:20:15
89Andrew Randell (SPIDERTECH powered by)0:20:43
90James Stemper (KENDA Pro Cycling presented by)0:20:57
91Zachary Davies (Groove Subaru Cycling Team)0:21:20
92Evan Hyde (OUCH-Bahati Foundation Pro)0:22:28
93Mike Mathis (RideClean p/b Patentit.com)0:22:33
94Ben Day (Fly V Australia)0:23:47
95Ian Holt (Team Rio Grande)0:24:51
96Mike Northey (Rubicon-ORBEA)0:26:25
97Taylor Phinney (Trek Livestrong)Row 96 - Cell 2
98Sergio Hernandez (NOW-MS Society)0:26:30
99Jason Mccartney (Team Mellow Johnny's)0:26:57
100Allen Krughoff (Team Rio Grande)0:27:39
101Paul Thomas (RideClean p/b Patentit.com)0:27:56
102Travis Mccabe (Bicycle Haus Racing)0:28:01
103Cameron Cogburn (CCB/Wheelworks)0:28:03
104Mike Tettleton (Bike Religion)0:28:10
105Keck Baker (Battley Harley-Davidson/Sonoma)0:29:50
106Joey Rossskopf (Team Mountain Khakis Fueled By)0:29:58
107Cody Stevenson (Adageo Energy Pro Cycling)0:30:05
108Jared Gilyard (RideClean p/b Patentit.com)0:30:48
109Jonathan Awerbuch (team exergy)0:31:23
110Pat Caro (Bike Religion)0:31:32
111David Harward (Canyon Bicycles)0:32:48
112Eric Marcotte (Team Pista Palace)0:32:59
113Michael Stone (Hincapie Development)0:33:10
114Fabio Calabria (Team Type 1)0:33:19
115Ivan Dominguez (Jamis Sutter Home p/b Colavita)0:33:21
116Lemay Lambert (SPIDERTECH powered by)0:33:42
117Andrew Dahlheim (Metro Volkswagen Cycling Team)0:33:49
118Nathan Wilson (Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV)0:34:43
119Diego Yepez (Bike religion)0:34:53
120Charly Vives (SPIDERTECH powered by)0:35:00
121Chris Stuart (team exergy)0:36:05
122Chirs Carr (GS Boulder/Trek)0:36:17
123Joshua Bartlett (Rubicon-ORBEA)0:36:58
124Colt Trant (Matrix/RBM)0:38:42
125Paul Ward (Atlantic Velo present by Sano Bici)0:39:55
126Adam Carr (Adageo Energy Pro Cycling)0:41:09
127Kenneth Hanson (Team Type 1)0:41:16
128Matty Rice (OUCH-Bahati Foundation Pro)0:41:20
129Quinn Keogh (Rubicon-ORBEA)0:41:23
130Corey Steinbrecher (Team Pista Palace)0:43:04
131Jeff Zygo (MVP Health Care Cycling)0:43:09
132Roman Van Uden (Rubicon-ORBEA)0:44:05
133Mark Hekman (Team Mountain Khakis Fueled By)0:44:09
134James Lanham (Moontoast Racing)0:45:32
135Mark Batty (SPIDERTECH powered by)0:46:07
136Nick Keough (KENDA Pro Cycling presented by)0:48:31
137Tucker Olander (Veloforma p/b Bryne Invent)0:48:44
138Mike Sohm (Canyon Bicycles)0:48:47
139Eddy Kwon (8)0:49:10
140Julian Martinez (California Giant/Specialized)0:50:15
141Corey Farrell (NOW-MS Society)0:50:39
142Connor Spencer (Metromint Cycling)0:53:31
143Brandon Lynch (team exergy)0:54:16
144Daniel Rooke (AZPhalt Cycling)0:54:28
145Tiago Depaula (DEPAULA RACING)0:54:52
146Aaron Heun (Bike Religion)0:55:23
147Kolt Bates (Metro Volkswagen Cycling Team)0:56:11
148Chris Hong (team exergy)0:59:22
149Joe Lewis (Groove Subaru Cycling Team)1:02:40
150Victor Riquelme (TriSports Cycling/Eclipse Racing)1:06:15
151Blair Berbert (Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV)1:07:26
152Will Hoffarth (Team Mountain Khakis Fueled By)1:10:14
153Danny Heeley (NOW-MS Society)1:55:54
154Chuck Coyle (Groove Subaru Cycling Team)1:59:46
155Brian Cornelius (TriSports Cycling/Eclipse Racing)2:17:39
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Teams
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Fly V Australia28:05:40
2Ouch-Bahati Foundation Pro0:00:04
3Unitedhealthcare Professional0:00:59
4Trek Livestrong0:01:21
5Bissell Pro Cycling0:03:14
6Holowesko Partners Cycling0:04:59
7Jamis Sutter Home P/B Colavita0:05:21
8California Giant/Specialized0:09:24
9Team Rio Grande0:19:18
10Rideclean P/B Patentit.Com0:22:14
11Kenda Pro Cycling Presented0:23:21
12Team Mountain Khakis Fueled0:36:12
13Spidertech Powered By0:59:35
14Rubicon-Orbea0:59:55
15Team Exergy1:06:20
16Bike Religion1:17:57
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Elite women
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Mara Abbott (Peanut Butter & Co.TWENTY12)9:07:30
2Alison Powers (Team Vera Bradley Foundation)0:01:05
3Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders)0:03:01
4Andrea Dvorak (Colavita/Baci p/b Cooking Light)0:03:02
5Robin Farina (Team Vera Bradley Foundation)0:03:16
6Meredith Miller (Team TIBCO)0:03:17
7Catherine Cheatley (Colavita/Baci p/b Cooking Light)0:03:23
8Carmen Small (Colavita/Baci p/b Cooking Light)0:03:26
9Katheryn Mattis (Webcor Builders)0:03:31
10Carla Swart (Team Vera Bradley Foundation)0:04:59
11Jessica Phillips (Colavita/Baci p/b Cooking Light)0:06:02
12Melanie Meyers (Specialized D4W/Bicycle Haus)0:06:31
13Alexis Rhodes (Team Vera Bradley Foundation)0:06:43
14Shelley Evans (Peanut Butter & Co.TWENTY12)0:07:02
15Heather Pryor (TriSports Cycling / Eclipse Racing)0:07:35
16Kristin Sanders (Team Vera Bradley Foundation)0:08:26
17Kathryn Donovan (Specialized D4W/Bicycle Haus)0:09:26
18Courtney O'donnell (HerbaLife LaGrange)0:09:45
19Megan Hottman (TREADS.COM/DFT)0:10:24
20Andrea Graus (Webcor Builders)0:11:31
21Olivia Dillon (Peanut Butter & Co.TWENTY12)0:12:40
22Anne Samplonius (Team Vera Bradley Foundation)0:14:59
23Kelly Benjamin (Colavita/Baci p/b Cooking Light)0:16:24
24Alisha Welsh (Peanut Butter & Co.TWENTY12)0:18:22
25Katherine Carroll (Peanut Butter & Co.TWENTY12)0:23:08
26Chloe Forsman (Specialized D4W/Bicycle Haus)0:24:43
27Alison Starnes (Team TIBCO)0:27:46
28Marisa Asplund (TREADS.COM/DFT)0:30:48
29Janel Holcomb (Team TIBCO)0:32:50
30Modesta Vzesniauskaite (Colavita/Baci p/b Cooking Light)0:33:36
31Whitney Schultz (VELOFORMA Cycling Team)0:34:29
32Robin Secrist (Riverstone Women's Racing)0:34:35
33Kristen Lasasso (Team TIBCO)0:35:00
34Lauren Robertson (FCS/Metro Volkswagen Cycling)0:35:34
35Alison Testroete (Team Vera Bradley Foundation)0:35:48
36Kristin Mcgrath (Peanut Butter & Co.TWENTY12)0:36:14
37Kasey Clark (TREADS.COM/DFT)0:36:49
38Leah Guloien (Total Restoration Cycling Team)0:36:57
39Cara Bussell (TriSports Cycling / Eclipse Racing)0:37:06
40Amanda Miller (Team TIBCO)0:37:25
41Lauren Tamayo (Peanut Butter & Co.TWENTY12)0:37:32
42Daniela Garcia (FCS/Metro Volkswagen Cycling)0:37:46
43Teri Sheasby (VELOFORMA Cycling Team)0:38:12
44Gabriela Ferrat (TriSports Cycling / Eclipse Racing)0:42:36
45Ashley Koch (Allsport GPS AZ Women Racing)0:43:01
46Rebecca Much (Team TIBCO)0:44:37
47Julie Emmerman (Boulder)0:45:11
48Rachel Warner (FCS/Metro Volkswagen Cycling)0:49:48
49Cara Gillis (Specialized D4W/Bicycle Haus)0:53:01
50Amy Dombroski (Webcor Builders)0:54:00
51Kathryn Bertine (TriSports Cycling / Eclipse Racing)0:55:31
52Annie Malouin (TriSports Cycling / Eclipse Racing)1:01:17
53Erica Zaveta (Specialized D4W/Bicycle Haus)1:08:00
54Alice Pennington (VELOFORMA Cycling Team)1:08:34
55Jennifer Buntz (Duke City Wheelmen)1:30:38
56Nadia Sullivan (Team 3xFast)1:43:12
57Louise Smyth (FCS/Metro Volkswagen Cycling)1:55:13
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Teams
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Colavita/Baci P/B Cooking Light27:31:31
2Team Vera Bradley Foundation0:00:23
3Peanut Butter &0:03:49
4Webcor Builders0:08:24
5Specialized D4W/Bicycle Haus0:27:38
6Team Tibco0:50:58
7Treads.Com/Dft1:08:57
8Trisports Cycling / Eclipse1:13:01
9Fcs/Metro Volkswagen Cycling1:54:07
10Veloforma Cycling Team1:55:46

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Kirsten Frattini
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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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