Hyde beats White to win third consecutive cyclo-cross stars-and-stripes jersey

Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld teammates Stephen Hyde and Curtis White share a lot of things: sponsors, coaches, mechanics, and often times they are roommates ahead of races, but the one thing they would not share was the stars-and-stripes jersey. The pair raced neck-and-neck in what was the most evenly matched race of the day, but, in the end, it was Hyde who won the elite men’s title at the USA Cycling Cyclo-cross Championships in Louisville on Sunday.

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#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Stephen Hyde (USA) Cannondale Cyclocrossworld1:07:09
2Curtis White (USA) Cannondale0:00:27
3Gage Hecht (USA) Aevolo Cycling Inc.0:01:20
4Andrew Dillman (USA) Indiana/Kentucky Cycling Associ0:02:05
5Jeremy Powers (USA) Fuji / Pactimo / SRAM0:02:48
6Kerry Werner (USA)0:03:05
7Eric Thompson (USA) MSPEEDWAX.COM0:03:53
8Anthony Clark (USA)0:04:25
9Merwin Davis (USA) Cycle-Smart Inc.0:04:44
10Grant Ellwood (USA) 303 Project0:05:26
11Jack Kisseberth (USA) JAM Fund / NCC0:06:10
12Tristan Cowie (USA) Carolinas Cycling Association0:06:40
13Allen Krughoff (USA) Chocolove Specialized0:07:45
14Tyler Cloutier (USA) TCCX0:08:07
15Brian Matter (USA) Linear Sport Racing0:08:42
16Andrew Giniat (USA) The Pony Shop p/b KPMG0:08:55
17Samuel Okeefe (USA) RSCX - House Ind - DWR - HM0:09:43
18Alex Ryan (USA) Mock Orange Bikes Pro CX0:10:23
19Cody Kaiser (USA)0:10:48
20Terol Pursell (USA) Bicycle Racing Association of C0:11:14
21Dylan Postier (USA) Garneau-Easton p/b Transitions0:11:51
22Maxx Chance (USA) 303 Project-2 Laps
23Garrett Gerchar (USA)Row 22 - Cell 2
24Andrew Nicholas (USA)Row 23 - Cell 2
25Samuel Kieffer (USA) Texas Roadhouse Cycling TeamRow 24 - Cell 2
26Bjorn Selander (USA) Donkey LabelRow 25 - Cell 2
27Justin Lindine (USA) Hyperthreads/Apex Pro CyclingRow 26 - Cell 2
28Allan Schroeder (USA) High Desert HustleRow 27 - Cell 2
29Jonathan Anderson (USA)Row 28 - Cell 2
30Andrew Wulfkuhle (USA) 717 Cycling clubRow 29 - Cell 2
31Jacob Leblanc (USA) Competitive Edge Racing-3 Laps
32Walker Shaw (USA)Row 31 - Cell 2
33Max Judelson (USA)Row 32 - Cell 2
34Josh Direen (USA) Groove Subaru Excel SportsRow 33 - Cell 2
35Joseph Schmalz (USA) TradeWind Energy Cycling TeamRow 34 - Cell 2
36Adam Myerson (USA) Cycle-SmartRow 35 - Cell 2
37Josh Bauer (USA) Donkey LabelRow 36 - Cell 2
38Ian Gielar (USA) JAM Fund / NCCRow 37 - Cell 2
39Robert Cummings Iii (USA)Row 38 - Cell 2
40David Gunnerson (USA) Ascent Concept TeamRow 39 - Cell 2
41Andrew Loaiza (USA)Row 40 - Cell 2
42Brendan Lehman (USA)-4 Laps
43Trent Blackburn (USA) JAM Fund / NCCRow 42 - Cell 2
44Kyle Johnson (USA) Team Yacht ClubRow 43 - Cell 2
DNFDaniel Chabanov (USA) RSCX - House Ind - DWR - HermanRow 44 - Cell 2
DNFScott Smith (USA) JAM Fund / NCCRow 45 - Cell 2
DNSTobin Ortenblad (USA) Santa Cruz Factory RacingRow 46 - Cell 2
DNSTroy Wells (USA) TEAM CLIF BAR CyclingRow 47 - Cell 2
DNSTravis Livermon (USA) The Endurance CollectiveRow 48 - Cell 2

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