Luke Keough wins TD Bank Mayor's Cup
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Kline second, Jake Keough third in Boston
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| 1 | Luke Keough (UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling) |
| 2 | Shane Kline (Team SmartStop-Mountain Khakis) |
| 3 | Jake Keough (UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling) |
| 4 | Ken Hanson (Team Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies) |
| 5 | Euris Vidal (Foundation) |
| 6 | Rafael A. Meran (Foundation) |
| 7 | Isaac Howe (Team SmartStop-Mountain Khakis) |
| 8 | Marco Zanotti |
| 9 | Gavriel Epstein (Champion System p/b Stan's NoTubes) |
| 10 | David Guttenplan (AG Bicycles / Guttenplan Coaching) |
| 11 | Edward King (Cannondale Pro Cycling) |
| 12 | Lisban Quintero (We Stand United (W.S.)) |
| 13 | Eric Workowski (Team Alliance Environmental) |
| 14 | Neil Bezdek (Team SmartStop-Mountain Khakis) |
| 15 | Alejandro Guzman (Foundation) |
| 16 | Alder Martz (Hincapie Sportswear Development Team) |
| 17 | Andrew McCullough (Mt Borah / Minerva Design p/b Basso) |
| 18 | Ansel Dickey (KMS/Start House Cycling Team) |
| 19 | Adam Carr (Équipe EKOÏ.com/Gaspesien) |
| 20 | Adam Myerson (Team SmartStop-Mountain Khakis) |
| 21 | Garrett Olsen (Battley Harley-Davidson) |
| 22 | Sam Rosenholtz (Green Line Velo) |
| 23 | Karl Menzies (UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling) |
| 24 | Alex Cox (CCB Racing) |
| 25 | Brett Kielick (Breakawaybikes.com p.b. Vie 13) |
| 26 | Ben Zawacki (Hincapie Sportswear Development Team) |
| 27 | Ben Wolfe (Jelly Belly Cycling) |
| 28 | Thomas Wrona (Hincapie Sportswear Development Team) |
| 29 | Jesse Keough (Foundation) |
| 30 | John Badessa (Arc En Ciel Racing Team) |
| 31 | Bobby Bailey (Dealer.com-EverBank) |
| 32 | Stalin Quiterio Cuello |
| 33 | Tim Mitchell (CCB Racing) |
| 34 | Mark McCormack (Sports T.E.A.M.) |
| 35 | Guillaume Boivin |
| 36 | Barry Miller (Firefighters Racing UCI Elite) |
| 37 | Eric Tremble (Dealer.com-EverBank) |
| 38 | David Casale (Tri State Velo) |
| 39 | Glenn Ferreira (Team Metra / Cycles 54) |
| 40 | Thomas Barnett (Team Metra / Cycles 54) |
| 41 | Michael Margarite (Stan's NoTubes P/b Proferrin) |
| 42 | William Goodfellow |
| 43 | Andy Baker (Hincapie Sportswear Development Team) |
| 44 | Jean-Michel Lachance |
| 45 | Etienne Samson |
| 46 | Nicholas Keough (Foundation) |
| 47 | Zach Koop (Blue Ribbon-Translations.com) |
| 48 | Jake Hollenbach (Dealer.com-EverBank) |
| 49 | John Harris (Aetna Cycling Team p/b Charlescoaching.com) |
| 50 | Sean McCarthy (Champion System p/b Stan's NoTubes) |
| 51 | Paul Lynch (BMC Development Team) |
| 52 | Kevin Wolfson (Boston Bicycle School) |
| 53 | Juan Carlos Pineda (GS Gotham) |
| 54 | Clay Murfet (Team SmartStop-Mountain Khakis) |
| 55 | Jermaine Burrowes (We Stand United (W.S.)) |
| 56 | Adrian Hegyvary (UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling) |
| 57 | Michael Chauner (Equipe Garneau - Québecor) |
| 58 | Carlos Alzate Escobar (UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling) |
| 59 | Pete Custer (Bayside Velo/Bike Doctor) |
| 60 | Jackie Simes (Team SmartStop-Mountain Khakis) |
| 61 | Bobby Lea (Team SmartStop-Mountain Khakis) |
| DNF | Anthony Taylor (Dave Jordan Racing) |
| DNF | Eric Tremble (Dealer.com-EverBank) |
| DNF | Euris Vidal (Foundation) |
| DNF | Roselvert Marte Quezada (G.S. Mengoni U.S.A.) |
| DNF | Oscar Pineda (GS Gotham) |
| DNF | Harrison Harb (Sunapee Racing Team) |
| DNF | Eric Workowski (Team Alliance Environmental) |
| DNF | Frankie McCormack (Bontrager Livestrong Team) |
| DNF | Robin Carpenter (Hincapie Sportswear Development Team) |
| DNF | Ben Wolfe (Jelly Belly Cycling) |
| DNF | Anthony Lowe (We Stand United (W.S.)) |
| DNF | John Sakalowsky (Wesleyan University) |
| DNF | Patrick Kos |
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