JT Fountain flies to first
Race Results
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Stephanie Chase
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Sheppard and Maile round out podium
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JT Fountain won ahead of Canadian rider Chris Sheppard (Santa Cruz). The singlespeed category was a non-championship event, 105 riders lined up to the contest the title on the national stage.
Results
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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | JT Fountain |
| 2 | Chris Sheppard (Santa Cruz) |
| 3 | Rich Maile |
| 4 | Louie Fountain (3FCX) |
| 5 | Timothy Jones |
| 6 | Patrick Morrissey (Nm Team Cross) |
| 7 | Ryan Weaver |
| 8 | Curtis Boivin (Refunds Now) |
| 9 | Nathanael Wyatt (Carolina Fatz P/b Santa Cruz B) |
| 10 | Ryan Rickerts (Fanatik Bike Co.) |
| 11 | John Rollert (Webcyclery.com) |
| 12 | Chad Cheeney (Durango Devo) |
| 13 | Frederick Bottger (Pasadena Athletic Association) |
| 14 | Brent Prenzlow (Celo Pacific / B&l) |
| 15 | Todd Dye (Pacific Power Blue Sky) |
| 16 | Jeff Curtes |
| 17 | Andy Redden (Webcor/alto Velo) |
| 18 | David Fleischhauer (Hsp) |
| 19 | Richard Hulit (Recycled Cycles Racing) |
| 20 | David Meyer |
| 21 | Darrin Seeds (Yakima Bike Vigilantes) |
| 22 | Leland Gilmore |
| 23 | Yuri Hauswald (Marin Bikes) |
| 24 | Adam Rachubinski |
| 25 | Peter Ozolins (Chriscookies/swancycles) |
| 26 | Daniel Casper (Grandstay Hotels) |
| 27 | Jon Freckleton (Aspire Performance) |
| 28 | Darron Cheek (Copper Mtnhigh Country Racing) |
| 29 | Justin Morejohn (Davis Bike Club) |
| 30 | Edward Meyer |
| 31 | Dylan Vanweelden |
| 32 | Kc Mccuiston |
| 33 | Jerry Chabot (Planet Bike) |
| 34 | Ian Crane (Hagens Berman Llp) |
| 35 | Seth Patla (River City Bicycles) |
| 36 | Jon Hansen (Gear Peddler) |
| 37 | Tim Cannard |
| 38 | Mike Curtes |
| 39 | Evan Adams |
| 40 | Doug Karet |
| 41 | Jared Roy (Crossniacs) |
| 42 | Brad Cole |
| 43 | Travis Lukens |
| 44 | Jeff Roesner |
| 45 | Chris Hereford (Active Knowledge) |
| 46 | Michael Kracht (Skull Candy/jsa Architects) |
| 47 | Jared Reber |
| 48 | Sean Coffey (HRS Rocklobster) |
| 49 | Dan Milano (Joyride Bikes/ek Ekcessories) |
| 50 | Ben Ollett |
| 51 | Brandon Wagner |
| 52 | Jim Brown (Rad Racing Nw) |
| 53 | Dan Meyer (Bikery) |
| 54 | David Volkert |
| 55 | Travis Braun |
| 56 | Charles Townsend (Bianchi/grand Performance) |
| 57 | Brian Koder (Valley Athletic Club) |
| 58 | Matthew Preusch |
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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 59 | Geoff Albert (Cicle) |
| 60 | Andy Harmon (Blue Sky Velo) |
| 61 | John Heine |
| 62 | Paul Hernandez (Bicycle Johns) |
| 63 | Dirk Manley (Cycling-training.com/arpt) |
| 64 | Joel Metz |
| 65 | Karl Mikkelson |
| 66 | Henry Scholz (Team Roaring Mouse) |
| 67 | Kyle Shour |
| 68 | Geoff Williams |
| 69 | William Youngman (Squadra Abruzzo) |
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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 70 | Paul Avila |
| 71 | Steven Basden (Half Fast Velo) |
| 72 | Frank Chemotti |
| 73 | Ian Dewar (Team Specialized Bicycles) |
| 74 | Donovan Grabowski |
| 75 | Syd Lea (T.e.a.m. Fuji) |
| 76 | Reese Lindblad (Phi's Southside) |
| 77 | Nate Lustig |
| 78 | James Medeiros (Buttercup) |
| 79 | Robert Ogren (Kenwood Racing) |
| 80 | Tim Skinner (Team Buttercup) |
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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 81 | Brad Cole (Kccx/verge) |
| 82 | Joseph Davis (Cycle Analysis) |
| 83 | Ayden Hibner-Hereford (Active Knowledge) |
| 84 | Mike Macdonald (Jaeger Wheelmen) |
| 85 | Lewis Perna (Schwab Cycles Racing Team) |
| 86 | David Sarmiento |
| 87 | Mark Sheffield (Beer) |
| 88 | Marty Sparks (Second Ascent) |
| 89 | R. Willmore (Celo Pacific) |
| 90 | Annette Padilla (Celo Pacific) |
| 91 | Craig Austin (Half Fruit Velo) |
| DNF | Jason Bavuso |
| DNF | Will Black |
| DNF | Jesse Bolling |
| DNF | Frederick Bottger (Vitamix/sixtufit) |
| DNF | Alex Criss |
| DNF | Craig Etheridge |
| DNF | Josh Feazell (Endura) |
| DNF | David German |
| DNF | Lawrence Jobe |
| DNF | David Karman (Hagens Berman Cycling) |
| DNF | Robert Kramer (Ridley Factory Team) |
| DNF | Robert Kuhn (Hup United) |
| DNF | Jamaica Lambie |
| DNF | Jim Macdonald (Beer) |
| DNF | Daniel Miller (Bigshark Racing) |
| DNF | Hank Mini |
| DNF | Brian Myers |
| DNF | Slate Olson |
| DNF | Geoff Rice |
| DNF | Brendan Shafer |
| DNF | Chip Sloan (Gründelbrüisers) |
| DNF | Jamie Stralka |
| DNF | Ryan Trebon |
| DNF | Brad Urban |
| DNF | Erik Weeman (Gründelbrüisers) |
| DNF | Matthew Wills (Courage Cycles) |
| DNS | Carl (cubby) Cashen (The Great Chiweenies) |
| DNS | Graham Christensen (Vertical Earth) |
| DNS | Jason First (Pioneer Racing) |
| DNS | Theodore Fleming (Spike Shooter Professional Cyc) |
| DNS | Devin Flynn |
| DNS | Uri Friedman (Chica Sexy) |
| DNS | Jeffrey Goble (Sho-air / Sonance) |
| DNS | Brett Golden (Team Awesome) |
| DNS | Eric Goodson (Boston Road Club) |
| DNS | Gerald Pflug (Spk/speedgoat) |
| DNS | Eric Sletmoe (Mountain View Cycles) |
| DNS | Patrick Wilder |
| DNF | Terry Keele |
| DNF | Mike Rolcik (Second Ascent) |
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