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Tri-peaks Challenge - NE
Russellville, Arkansas, May 17-20, 2007
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Stage 5 - May 20: Road race, 75/55 miles (M/W)
Bajadali owns Mt Nebo
By Kirsten Robbins
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The final stage of the 2007 Tri Peaks Challenge saw a battle between Jelly Belly's Andrew Bajadali and Toyota-United's Chris Baldwin up the infamous three-mile Mt Nebo climb. A well orchestrated team effort by Toyota-United was not enough to hold back defending champion Bajadeli who not only won the stage but the overall race. "I just wanted the stage win actually," Bajadali admitted. "I was 20 seconds back before the stage but with my time bonus I ended up winning the whole race!"
Bajadali snatched the overall victory from Baldwin, who finished second on general classification, with Team Rubicon's Aaron Tuckerman taking third.
The stage started with Health Net's Karl Menzies in the leader's jersey after the previous day's five-mile time trial. The team displayed its strength in the time trial after it swept the podium with John Murphy, Rory Southerland and Menzies.
The green team took control of today's final stage early over the first climbs. Only one break was successful in gaining time on the field, it included the Jelly Belly duo of Nick Reistad and Bryce Mead. The break took ample pressure off of the squad's climber, Bajadali, while Health Net took the responsibility to close the gap before the climb.
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"The day went really well for us tactically," Bajadali said. "We sat back and let Toyota and Health Net's battle take place because it was so close on GC."
Though Menzies was the virtual leader before the climb, Bajadali was not concerned with marking him. "Toyota was worried that they [Health Net] would take the time bonuses away and worried about Menzies on the climb," Bajadali said. "But I didn't see Menzies [as] a factor in the climb. He is a good all-rounder but not on a climb like this, given his size."
Jelly Belly, Toyota-United and Health Net rallied their riders at the front of the field to position their respective climbers. No team did it like Toyota-United, who used every ounce of strength in the first parts of the climb to keep Baldwin as fresh as possible. "The climb was really steep and we had a good plan and stuck too it," Baldwin said proudly. "The guys controlled it going into the climb to keep me in position and Stevic rode as long as he could starting at the bottom of the climb."
The front group dwindled quickly into a group of five climbing specialists that included Tuckerman, Javier Zapata (Ciaco), Justin England (Toyota-Untied), Baldwin and Bajadali. Bajadali found the opportunity to attack Baldwin on the steeper sections midway up the climb. Baldwin's teammate, Justin England, helped him stay as close to Bajadali as possible to limit the time gap before the end. "Andy was superior today and he had nothing like the support I had," Baldwin said.
"A climb like that favors my ability in terms of strength to weight ratio," Bajadali explained. "I got a gap and they held me pretty good and with one kilometre to go I went all out to gain more time."
Bajadali added: "I want to congratulate my teammates and our staff and the other teams too. We all did our part in the race this week."
Hold takes Mt Nebo; Rais wins the overall
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In the women's race a break of five riders held off the charging climbers all the way to the top of Mt Nebo as Betina Hold (Cheerwine) nipped former US national champion Katheryn Curi (Webcor Builders) for victory at the line, closely followed by Tiffany Cromwell (Colavita/Sutter Home). Webcor's Amber Rais climbed in behind the break away in enough time to secure the general classification win.
"We have such faith in one another and trust each other to do what needs to be done," Rais said of her squad. "We were certainly out numbered but either of us would have been dangerous on the GC and that's what gave us the advantage. We are all willing to sacrifice for one another - we are three smart, strong and experienced riders."
The 55 mile race started with a flurry of attacks initiated by Team Menikini. When it looked like things were about to settle down, the previous day's criterium winner, Rochelle Gilmore, took her turn that created a split in the field that was never reunited. The winning break away included Gilmore, Hold, Curi, Cromwell, Heather Spors (Arizona University), and Jane Ziergler (Velo-Bella).
Both Spors and Ziergler drove the break until it had gained a significant time gap over the main bunch, which results in a two and a half minute lead by the climb's base. Webcor, Cheerwine and Colavita/Sutter Home had no incentive to help work in the break because their general classification riders remained back in the field. Cheerwine organized itself out front to set the pace and ensure Chrissy Ruiter would maintain her second place overall.
"We had complete faith in Katheryn to do what she needed to do on the climb. I had a good cushion of time," Rais said. "I only had to make up 45 seconds to maintain the lead. We knew the climb would be hard but we wouldn't lose time."
The break splintered over the climb, with Hold and Curi gaining time on the others. Cromwell was the last rider not to get caught by Canadian National Champion Alex Wrubleski (Colavita/Sutter Home) who burst out of the small chase group with 200 meters to go. "Our team set tempo to keep the time gap manageable to make sure Chrissy was still on the podium," Cheerwine's Leigh Hobson said. "Brook, Chrissy and I lead up the climb until the flatter section toward the top."
While Rais claimed the overall victory, having won three of the five stages, Cheerwine was pleased with securing Chrissy Ruiter's second place and Hold's stage victory which moved her into third place overall on the final classification.
Photography
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- Amber Rais (Webcor) took the overall pro women victory.
- The pro men's peloton in formation on Stage 5.
- A HealthNet rider hangs off the front of the peloton.
- Andrew Bajadali (Jelly Belly) on his way to victory.
Results
Pro men 1 Andrew Bajadali (USA) Jelly Belly 2.55.10 2 Chris Baldwin (USA) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 0.24 3 Frank Pipp (USA) Health Net presented by Maxxis 0.29 4 Predag Prokic (Srb) AEG-TOSHIBA-JetNetwork 5 Dustin MacBurnie (Can) Team R.A.C.E.com 0.36 6 Aaron Tuckerman (USA) Team Rubicon 0.39 7 Javier Zapata (Col) CAICO 0.41 8 Justin England (USA) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 0.42 9 Alex Hagman (USA) AEG-TOSHIBA-JetNetwork 0.43 10 Jorge Martinez (Col) CAICO 0.44 11 Mike Olheiser (USA) Memphis motor werks/Carve 1.06 12 Alexander Gonzalez (Col) CAICO 13 Phillip Gaimon (USA) CRCA/SakonnetTechnology U25 1.10 14 Ivan Stevic (Srb) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 1.12 15 Caleb Manion (Aus) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 1.13 16 Adam Switters (USA) Rock Racing 1.17 17 Mike Stoop (USA) Seigler / AxleyUSA.com Cycling Team 1.20 18 Burke Swindlehurst (USA) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 1.21 19 Matt White (USA) Fiordifrutta Elite Cycling Team 1.26 20 Rory Sutherland (Aus) Health Net presented by Maxxis 1.31 21 Matty Rice (Aus) Jelly Belly 1.41 22 Matt Seagrave (USA) Compliance Depot 1.47 23 Alejandro Cortes (Col) CAICO 1.49 24 Rob Britton (Can) La-Z-Boy Cycling 1.50 25 Karl Menzies (Aus) Health Net presented by Maxxis 2.01 26 Keck Baker (USA) Seigler / AxleyUSA.com Cycling Team 2.04 27 Sergio Hernandez (USA) Rock Racing 2.06 28 Nick Friesen (Can) Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV Amateur Cycling 29 Chris Rozdilsky (USA) Fiordifrutta Elite Cycling Team 30 Will Riffelmacher (USA) Fiordifrutta Elite Cycling Team 2.12 31 Trevor Connor (Can) La-Z-Boy Cycling 2.13 32 Alex Welch (USA) Mercy Cycling 2.15 33 James Meadley (Aus) Jelly Belly 2.21 34 Noah Singer (USA) Mercy Cycling 2.28 35 Yosvany Falcon (Cub) AEG-TOSHIBA-JetNetwork 2.30 36 Nick Reistad (USA) Jelly Belly 2.34 37 David Guttenplan (USA) CRCA/Sakonnet Technology U25 2.35 38 David Sojo Diego (Spa) Mercy Cycling Team 2.38 39 Shane Densmore (USA) Compliance Depot 2.39 40 Zach Coolman (USA) Team Waste Management 2.49 41 Russ Langley (USA) Battley Harley-Davidson/Hudson Trail 42 Joel Dion-Poitras (Can) EVA-DEVINCI 2.53 43 Brian Kendall (USA) 2.56 44 Matt Brandt (USA) Team Rubicon 45 Mathieu Roy (Can) EVA-DEVINCI 3.05 46 Brice Jones (USA) Jelly Belly 47 Chad Cagle (USA) Mercy Cycling Team 3.06 48 Stefan Rothe (USA) Mercy Cycling Team 3.09 49 Mat Ankney (USA) Mercy Cycling Team Powered by Fuze 3.13 50 Hayden Brooks (Aus) Fiordifrutta Elite Cycling Team 3.29 51 Mason Haymes (USA) Seigler / AxleyUSA.com Cycling Team 52 Todd Henriksen (USA) AEG-TOSHIBA-JetNetwork 3.30 53 Shawn Milne (USA) Health Net presented by Maxxis 3.38 54 John Murphy (USA) Health Net presented by Maxxis 3.39 55 Agustin Font (PuR) CAICO 3.42 56 Jonathan Parrish (USA) Team Waste Management 3.45 57 Phillip Robb (USA) Seigler / AxleyUSA.com Cycling Team 3.47 58 Logan Garey (USA) G.S. Boulder 3.50 59 Ken Johnson (USA) Battley Harley-Davidson/Hudson Trail 4.19 60 Kirk Carlsen (USA) Team Rubicon 4.20 61 Travis Hagner (USA) Locos Grill & Pub p/b SafriTRac.com 4.35 62 Scott Walnoffer (USA) Mercy Cycling 4.53 63 Wendy Cruz (Dom) CAICO 4.54 64 Peter Fairbanks (USA) Cumberland University 4.56 65 Scott Barnes (USA) Mercy Development Cycling Team 5.15 66 Ian Stanford (USA) Abercrombie & Fitch Pro Development 5.19 67 Dave Brooks (Can) La-Z-Boy Cycling 5.41 68 Eudaldo Asencio (PRc) Caico 5.56 69 Kyle Gritters (USA) Health Net presented by Maxxis 6.07 70 Jeremiah Wiscovitch (USA) Rock Racing 71 Bryce Mead (USA) Jelly Belly 6.08 72 Ryan Fiddler (USA) Mercy Development Cycling Team 6.09 73 Ronald Jensen (USA) Team Waste Management 6.20 74 Frank Travieso (Cub) AEG - TOSHIBA - JetNetwork 6.39 75 Logan Hunn (USA) Team Rubicon 6.51 76 Evan Fader (USA) Battley Harley-Davidson/Hudson Trail 6.58 77 Guy East (USA) CRCA/Sakonnet Technology U25 7.06 78 Mark Santurbane (USA) Team Bobs-Bicycles.Com 7.14 79 Karl Kupecz (USA) Velossimo Racing Team 7.18 80 Stephen Brandt (USA) Velossimo Racing benefitting Susan G Kom 7.30 81 Blackgrove Heath (USA) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 82 Sean Sullivan (Aus) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 83 Tim Johnson (USA) Health Net presented by Maxxis 84 Jose Manuel Garcia (USA) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 85 Raphael Tremblay (Can) EVA-DEVINCI 7.36 86 Sterling Magnell (USA) Rock Racing 8.05 87 Eric Keim (USA) AEG-TOSHIBA-JetNetwork 8.07 88 Nathan Rogut (USA) Compliance Depot 8.08 89 Keith Norris (USA) AEG-TOSHIBA-JetNetwork 8.09 90 Henk Vogels (Aus) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 8.44 91 Seth Hansley (USA) Locos Grill & Pub p/b SafriTRac.com 8.45 92 Jarred Gilker (USA) Mercy Cycling 9.36 93 Kirk O'Bee (USA) Health Net presented by Maxxis 10.14 94 Blake Harlan (USA) Mona-Vie/Cannondale 10.19 95 Tracy Martin (USA) Raising Canes 10.25 96 Austin Carroll (USA) Rock Racing 10.40 97 Gregg Brandt (USA) Nature Valley 12.18 98 Tim Doud (USA) Team Waste Management 12.42 99 Adam Thuss (Can) TeamRACE.com 13.29 100 Derek Laan (USA) Team Turin 14.46 101 Paul Koehn (USA) Motor Works 22.20 102 Buck Miller (Can) Team R.A.C.E.com 26.15 103 Mark Pozniak (Can) Team R.A.C.E.com 104 Bain Foote (USA) Herring Gas Cycling Team 26.48 105 Ryan Hopping (Can) Lazy Boy 27.57 106 Justin Jackson (USA) Mercy Development Cycling Team 28.15 107 Ian Birlem (USA) Battley Harley-Davidson/Hudson Trail 29.13 108 Kolt Bates (USA) FCS Compliance Depot 31.04 109 TJ Erlacker (USA) Mercy Development Cycling Team 34.24 Pro women 1 Betina Hold (Can) Cheerwine 3.06.43 2 Katheryn Curi (USA) Webcor Builders 0.09 3 Tiffany Cromwell (Aus) Colavita-Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light 0.40 4 Alex Wrubleski (Can) Colavita-Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light 1.03 5 Amber Rais (USA) Webcor Builders 1.06 6 Rachel Heal (GBr) Webcor Builders 1.15 7 Chrissy Ruiter (USA) Cheerwine 1.21 8 Heather Sborz (USA) Arizona State University 1.22 9 Leigh Hobson (Can) Cheerwine 1.29 10 Rochelle Gilmore (Aus) Minikini 1.51 11 Brooke Ourada (NZl) Cheerwine 2.11 12 Andrea Dvorak (USA) Colavita-Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light 2.15 13 Susan Haywood (USA) Trek/Volkswagen 2.40 14 Catherine Cheatley (NZl) Cheerwine 2.48 15 Elodie Touffet (Fra) Minikini 3.50 16 Jane Ziegler (USA) U of U 4.05 17 Kristin Wentworth (USA) Team Kenda Tire 4.16 18 Karol-Ann Canuel (Can) Specialized Minikini 4.41 19 Joanie Caron (Can) AE Sport Development 4.48 20 Shannon Koch (USA) Compliance Depot Cycling Team 4.52 21 Noel Weddle (USA) Velo Bella - Kona 5.02 22 Kristin Keim (USA) Team Cycleworks p.b. Lowe's Mortgage 5.50 23 Samantha van Gerbig (USA) Wachovia-IBC 6.48 24 Amy McGuire (USA) Wachovia-IBC 7.08 25 Marie-Pier Bédard (Can) Specialized Minikini 8.35 26 Beth Frye (USA) Cheerwine 8.40 27 Moriah MacGregor (Can) AE Sport Development 12.07 28 Kari Bradley (USA) Team Kenda Tire 32.07 29 Corie Berrigan (USA) Team Kenda Tire 33.18 DNS Sara Tretola (Swi) Specialized Minikini DNS Mary Downing (USA) Team Kenda Tire Final general classification Pro men 1 Andrew Bajadali (USA) Jelly Belly 10.45.44 2 Chris Baldwin (USA) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 0.05 3 Aaron Tuckerman (USA) Team Rubicon 0.20 4 Frank Pipp (USA) Health Net presented by Maxxis 0.26 5 Predag Prokic (Srb) AEG-TOSHIBA-JetNetwork 0.49 6 Karl Menzies (Aus) Health Net presented by Maxxis 1.25 7 Caleb Manion (Aus) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 1.31 8 Matt White (USA) Fiordifrutta Elite Cycling Team 2.01 9 Jorge Martinez (Col) CAICO 2.36 10 Justin England (USA) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 4.38 11 Alexander Gonzalez (Col) CAICO 5.29 12 Phillip Gaimon (USA) CRCA/SakonnetTechnology U25 6.55 13 Mike Olheiser (USA) Memphis motor werks/Carve 8.03 14 Ivan Stevic (Srb) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 15 Adam Switters (USA) Rock Racing 8.10 16 Burke Swindlehurst (USA) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 8.12 17 Dustin MacBurnie (Can) Team R.A.C.E.com 8.13 18 Keck Baker (USA) Seigler / AxleyUSA.com Cycling Team 8.21 19 Mike Stoop (USA) Seigler / AxleyUSA.com Cycling Team 8.25 20 Sergio Hernandez (USA) Rock Racing 8.52 21 Russ Langley (USA) Battley Harley-Davidson/Hudson Trail 9.01 22 Javier Zapata (Col) CAICO 9.16 23 Matty Rice (Aus) Jelly Belly 9.21 24 Brice Jones (USA) Jelly Belly 9.30 25 James Meadley (Aus) Jelly Belly 9.33 26 Rob Britton (Can) La-Z-Boy Cycling 9.35 27 Matt Seagrave (USA) Compliance Depot 9.37 28 Chris Rozdilsky (USA) Fiordifrutta Elite Cycling Team 29 Alejandro Cortes (Col) CAICO 9.42 30 Joel Dion-Poitras (Can) EVA-DEVINCI 10.01 31 Mathieu Roy (Can) EVA-DEVINCI 10.04 32 John Murphy (USA) Health Net presented by Maxxis 10.13 33 Peter Fairbanks (USA) Cumberland University 10.20 34 Alex Welch (USA) Mercy Cycling 10.42 35 Nick Reistad (USA) Jelly Belly 10.46 36 Chad Cagle (USA) Mercy Cycling Team 10.51 37 Nick Friesen (Can) Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV Amateur Cycling 10.52 38 Ken Johnson (USA) Battley Harley-Davidson/Hudson Trail 10.54 39 Alex Hagman (USA) AEG-TOSHIBA-JetNetwork 10.55 40 Jonathan Parrish (USA) Team Waste Management 10.57 41 Trevor Connor (Can) La-Z-Boy Cycling 11.00 42 Todd Henriksen (USA) AEG-TOSHIBA-JetNetwork 11.07 43 Noah Singer (USA) Mercy Cycling 11.21 44 Shane Densmore (USA) Compliance Depot 11.23 45 Shawn Milne (USA) Health Net presented by Maxxis 11.31 46 Zach Coolman (USA) Team Waste Management 11.36 47 Mat Ankney (USA) Mercy Cycling Team Powered by Fuze 11.47 48 Rory Sutherland (Aus) Health Net presented by Maxxis 11.52 49 Matt Brandt (USA) Team Rubicon 12.01 50 David Sojo Diego (Spa) Mercy Cycling Team 12.10 51 Yosvany Falcon (Cub) AEG-TOSHIBA-JetNetwork 12.12 52 Hayden Brooks (Aus) Fiordifrutta Elite Cycling Team 12.18 53 Stefan Rothe (USA) Mercy Cycling Team 12.56 54 Will Riffelmacher (USA) Fiordifrutta Elite Cycling Team 12.58 55 Wendy Cruz (Dom) CAICO 13.08 56 Agustin Font (PuR) CAICO 13.18 57 Mark Santurbane (USA) Team Bobs-Bicycles.Com 13.55 58 Kirk Carlsen (USA) Team Rubicon 14.07 59 Kyle Gritters (USA) Health Net presented by Maxxis 14.34 60 Ronald Jensen (USA) Team Waste Management 14.52 61 Frank Travieso (Cub) AEG - TOSHIBA - JetNetwork 14.55 62 Bryce Mead (USA) Jelly Belly 15.03 63 Henk Vogels (Aus) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 15.04 64 Dave Brooks (Can) La-Z-Boy Cycling 15.24 65 Blackgrove Heath (USA) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 15.26 66 Jose Manuel Garcia (USA) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 15.36 67 Ian Stanford (USA) Abercrombie & Fitch Pro Development 15.43 68 Guy East (USA) CRCA/Sakonnet Technology U25 16.30 69 Sean Sullivan (Aus) Toyota-United Pro Cycling 16.50 70 Tim Johnson (USA) Health Net presented by Maxxis 16.51 71 Raphael Tremblay (Can) EVA-DEVINCI 16.58 72 Phillip Robb (USA) Seigler / AxleyUSA.com Cycling Team 17.03 73 Mason Haymes (USA) Seigler / AxleyUSA.com Cycling Team 18.47 74 Karl Kupecz (USA) Velossimo Racing Team 18.55 75 Keith Norris (USA) AEG-TOSHIBA-JetNetwork 19.25 76 Eric Keim (USA) AEG-TOSHIBA-JetNetwork 19.51 77 Tracy Martin (USA) Raising Canes 20.13 78 David Guttenplan (USA) CRCA/Sakonnet Technology U25 20.36 79 Blake Harlan (USA) Mona-Vie/Cannondale 21.51 80 Logan Garey (USA) G.S. Boulder 23.48 81 Derek Laan (USA) Team Turin 24.24 82 Stephen Brandt (USA) Velossimo Racing benefitting Susan G Kom 25.12 83 Scott Walnoffer (USA) Mercy Cycling 25.35 84 Jeremiah Wiscovitch (USA) Rock Racing 25.55 85 Scott Barnes (USA) Mercy Development Cycling Team 29.13 86 Kirk O'Bee (USA) Health Net presented by Maxxis 30.24 87 Travis Hagner (USA) Locos Grill & Pub p/b SafriTRac.com 30.45 88 Evan Fader (USA) Battley Harley-Davidson/Hudson Trail 30.55 89 Ryan Fiddler (USA) Mercy Development Cycling Team 32.18 90 Austin Carroll (USA) Rock Racing 32.31 91 Eudaldo Asencio (PuR) CAICO 32.42 92 Adam Thuss (Can) TeamRACE.com 32.45 93 Buck Miller (Can) Team R.A.C.E. 33.41 94 Bain Foote (USA) Herring Gas Cycling Team 35.05 95 Ryan Hopping (Can) Lazy Boy 36.46 96 Paul Koehn (USA) Motor Works 36.50 97 Mark Pozniak (Can) Team R.A.C.E.com 38.16 98 Jarred Gilker (USA) Mercy Cycling 39.03 99 Gregg Brandt (USA) Nature Valley 42.15 100 Ian Birlem (USA) Battley Harley-Davidson/Hudson Trail 47.42 101 Brian Kendall (USA) 48.21 102 Seth Hansley (USA) Locos Grill & Pub p/b SafriTRac.com 52.46 103 TJ Erlacker (USA) Mercy Development Cycling Team 59.27 104 Justin Jackson (USA) Mercy Development Cycling Team 59.39 105 Sterling Magnell (USA) Rock Racing 1.12.23 106 Nathan Rogut (USA) Compliance Depot 1.20.10 107 Tim Doud (USA) Team Waste Management 1.25.13 108 Kolt Bates (USA) FCS Compliance Depot 1.31.45 Pro Women 1 Amber Rais (USA) Webcor Builders 10.33.31 2 Betina Hold (Can) Cheerwine 0.47 3 Chrissy Ruiter (USA) Cheerwine 0.56 4 Katheryn Curi (USA) Webcor Builders 1.08 5 Rachel Heal (GBr) Webcor Builders 1.58 6 Alex Wrubleski (Can) Colavita-Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light 1.59 7 Leigh Hobson (Can) Cheerwine 2.11 8 Tiffany Cromwell (Aus) Colavita-Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light 2.58 9 Andrea Dvorak (USA) Colavita-Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light 3.24 10 Brooke Ourada (NZl) Cheerwine 3.34 11 Heather Sborz (USA) Arizona State University 3.38 12 Catherine Cheatley (NZl) Cheerwine 3.44 13 Rochelle Gilmore (Aus) Minikini 4.21 14 Elodie Touffet (Fra) Minikini 5.26 15 Susan Haywood (USA) Trek/Volkswagen 6.29 16 Karol-Ann Canuel (Can) Specialized Minikini 8.50 17 Jane Ziegler (USA) U of U 9.52 18 Joanie Caron (Can) AE Sport Development 10.23 19 Kristin Wentworth (USA) Team Kenda Tire 12.23 20 Moriah MacGregor (Can) AE Sport Development 13.13 21 Noel Weddle (USA) Velo Bella - Kona 13.23 22 Kristin Keim (USA) Team Cycleworks p.b. Lowe's Mortgage 18.59 23 Shannon Koch (USA) Compliance Depot Cycling Team 19.35 24 Beth Frye (USA) Cheerwine 20.46 25 Samantha van Gerbig (USA) Wachovia-IBC 22.59 26 Amy McGuire (USA) Wachovia-IBC 26.03 27 Marie-Pier Bédard (Can) Specialized Minikini 29.14 28 Corie Berrigan (USA) Team Kenda Tire 1.16.45 29 Kari Bradley (USA) Team Kenda Tire 1.27.11
