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Cascade Cycling Classic - NE
Oregon, USA, July 9-13, 2008
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Stage 4 - July 11: Downtown Criterium,
Rollin enjoys a flat stage victory; Leipheimer defends yellow
By Kirsten Robbins in Bend, Oregon
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Dominique Rollin (Toyota-United), the man nicknamed 'The Horse', applauded downtown Bend's flat stage four criterium after his bunch sprint victory ahead of Kyle Gritters (Health Net-Maxxis) and Ricardo Escuela (Successful Living).
"I'm happy to have put on a good show," said stage winner Rollin, who continued to joke with the crowd. "As a sprinter this is one of the worst races I have ever done. There is climbing every day which is not great for me, but I had some fun tonight."
It may not be the yellow jersey of the Tour de France but the thick crowds gave race leader Levi Leipheimer (Astana) a warm reception as he rolled to the start line for the evening criterium in the Cascade Classic yellow leader's jersey.
Leipheimer maintained his 1'58" lead over Tom Zirbel (Bissell) and 2'02" gap ahead of Jeff Louder (BMC).
"These guys were really fast tonight and Toyota-United rode a fantastic race," said Leipheimer who admitted he could not remember the last time he raced a top notch US criterium. "Chris Horner put on clinic for me, always in front and in control – he's worth eight guys to me."
Leipheimer competed in the Cascade Classic ten years ago and noted the many changes he observed in this evening's criterium.
"Wow, this race was off the hook," said Leipheimer. "It's ten times bigger, better and faster. I don't remember it being this aggressive."
Leipheimer's accomplice Chris Horner showed his strength at the front setting a quick tempo that held a lengthy, seven-man break of riders at a 20 second advantage.
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None of the breakaway riders presented a threat to the general classification. The move included Rory Sutherland (Health Net-Maxxis), Curtis Gunn (Successful Living), Ivan Stevic (Toyota-United), Daniel Holloway (Garmin-Chipotle), Davide Frattini (Colavita-Sutter Home), Shawn Milne (Team Type 1) and Christopher Barton.
As the escape's gap grew beyond 20-seconds, Toyota-United organised a well-calculated train, reducing and holding the front riders at a ten second margin for the last 40 minutes of the 90 minute-long twilight race.
The American clad squad reeled in the last breakaway rider, their team-mate Stevic, who became an important element of their dominant lead-out train with five laps remaining.
Runner-up Kyle Gritters noted the final lap as a place for him to squeeze into a good sprint position. "My team-mates kept me out of the wind," said Gritters. "Praise the Lord that Toyota-United kept the speed so fast that it was safe. I jumped in behind Rollin."
How it unfolded
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The Pro 1 men's field rolled to the line anxious to begin the first and only flat stage of the Cascade Cycling Classic, stage four, a 90-minute evening criterium.
Successful Living was the first team to send off their riders one after another including Alessandro Bazzana followed by Bradley White. Roman Kilun (Health Net-Maxxis) brought the individual flyers back into the field with his quick tempo at the front.
Fifteen minutes into the race, elite national criterium champion Daniel Holloway launched himself into what turned into the most significant breakaway of the evening.
Curtis Gunn and Ivan Stevic latched onto Holloway's wheel until one lap later when Shawn Milne, Christopher Barton, Rory Sutherland and Davide Frattini jumped across to form the break of seven.
Back in the bunch, Chris Horner continued to set a tempo on the front of the field with race leader Levi Leipheimer safely on his wheel. The pair of Astana riders received help from individual riders from Giant Berry – Specialized and BMC.
Fifty minutes into the race, a large crash through the backside chicane caused nearly thirty riders to flee to the mechanic's pit for service and a free lap.
Injuries eliminated multiple riders from the race including Ben Jacques-Maynes (Bissell) and Jonathan Garcia (BMC).
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As the field shattered into two large groups, Officials pushed the pit riders back onto the circuit several seconds behind the main bunch and forced to bridge the gap. One rider noted in the chase bunch was second place on GC Tom Zirbel (Bissell).
The breakaway did not escape accidents as Christopher Barton and Curtis Gunn crashed through the second to last corner on separate occasions. Gunn reunited with his breakaway but Barton did not.
The six remaining riders worked well together until Toyota-United reduced the time gap from 20 seconds to eight seconds. As the separation decreased, the breakaway riders became unorganised sprinting for the lap primes that continued to increase by the hundreds.
With nine laps to go, Ivan Stevic and Davide Frattini continued as the remaining breakaway riders sat up with Toyota-United quickly approaching.
Stevic continued solo for three more laps but retreated to the field with four laps remaining to help with the lead-out.
Miller victorious in Bend; Armstrong protects her lead
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Brooke Miller (Tibco) took a convincing win ahead of Gina Grain (Webcor) and Allison Testroete (Aaron's) in a bunch sprint in the stage four downtown criterium.
"My team was very aggressive during the race, hoping to get a break," said Miller, who surfed the opposing team trains in the last lap.
"We wanted the win and when it was apparent that it was going to be a field sprint, I stayed top five and used the other teams lead outs to bring me in," continued Miller. "I wanted to start the sprint behind Gina Grain who was the fastest sprinter with the best lead out."
Race leader Kristin Armstrong (Cervelo-Lifeforce) had her hands full keeping the field together to maintain her overall lead ahead of Christine Thorburn (Webcor) and best young rider Julie Beverage (Aaron's).
"I was joking with Kristin Armstrong during the race, thanking her for the hour long lead out because she was at the front, on the gas," said Miller who admired Armstrong's relentless tempo on the front of the field."
"She was always on the front, and when the field bunched up she was there stringing it out again."
How it unfolded
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The Pro women's field started the race with a series of attacks from Aaron's riders Meredith Miller and Felica Gomez.
The constant string of attacks caused the field to separate in its early laps and several small, reshuffling breakaways represented a rider from Tibco, Aaron's, Webcor and Value Act Capital.
"It wasn't really our intention to form a breakaway," said Felicia Gomez who found her self off the front alone for three laps. "It just sort of turned out that way from trying to go for primes and keep the speeds fast and safe."
Gomez and junior rider Coryn Rivera (Kahala La Grange) initiated the move before a $200 prime. "Coryn took the prime and I continued in the break alone."
Kristin Armstrong took on the responsibility that a full team would to defend her leaders jersey. Armstrong spent nearly the entire 60 minutes on the front of the field and never seemed to drift back more than third place.
Second place on the day, Gina Grain, took the opportunity to practice her sprinting, pocketing a large sum of cash on each prime sprint.
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Recently selected to the Canadian Olympic team for the point's race, Gina Grain noted the valuable training that prime sprinting offers a point's racer.
"Well I think I'll use the money to get a few drinks tonight," half joked Grain regarding Bend's lively downtown race venue.
"I was really just training for the points race tonight," continued Grain who almost crashed on the finishing lap.
"Our big goal was to go for the stage win tonight as well. Our team did a good job with the lead out even though there were a few kafuffles in the end."
Team Aaron's organised an effective lead out with two laps to go and maintained their lead through the last lap. However, Team's Value Act Capital, Webcor and Tibco worked their way into position through the chicane on the backside of the circuit.
Webcor's lead out took over and dominated the last half of the finishing circuit to bring their sprinter, Grain out of the last corner in first position.
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- Felicia Gomez (Aarons) leads the group.
- Team TIBCO had things planned out just right today.
- Kristin Armstrong (Cervelo) making it through turn 2.
- Kristin Armstrong (Cervelo) hung in there today to hold on to yellow.
- Riders pass a mural on the back side of the course.
- Kristin Sanders (Aarons) riding in her queen of the mountains jersey.
- Katheryn Mattis (Webcor) does some work on the front.
- Getting strung out along the back side of the course.
- Brooke Miller (TIBCO) rides in the bunch before her win.
- The womens field going by provided good entertainment for cafe goers along the course.
- Brooke Miller (TIBCO) coming in for the win ahead of Gina Grain (Webcor) and Alison Testoete (Aarons).
- The womens podium.
- Levi Leipheimer (Astana) gets introduced on the line.
- The Garmin-Chipotle boys happy to get things started.
- The rest of the men's field comes to the line.
- Santiago Botero (Rock Racing) was not looking happy to be racing a crit.
- Ivan Stevic (Toyota United) was at the front most of the day.
- Davide Frattini (Colavita/Sutter Home) made it to the break.
- Big crowds were on hand for todays race.
- Levi Leipheimer (Astana) stayed at the front and out of trouble.
- The men make their way through a windy section of the course.
- Chris Horner (Astana) protected team-mate Levi Leipheimer the whole race.
- Fans were everywhere to try for the best view.
- Another building along the course was taken over by fans.
- The field gets strung out chasing after the break.
- The break kept the pressure on for the whole race.
- Fans took over any available space to watch the action.
- A riderless bike is not a good sign.
- Things get bunched up as riders hit the deck.
- Cesar Grajales (Rock Racing) goes after the break.
- The men stayed strung out for the entire race.
- The break gets a little split up late in the race.
- Toyota United decides it's time to bring back the break.
- Fans watch as the break still has time on the field.
- Levi Leipheimer (Astana) leads a group.
- Dominique Rollin (Toyota United) moving to the front.
- Ivan Stevic (Toyota United) looks back to check his gap.
- Toyota United stays stacked on the front going into the last lap.
- Dominique Rollin (Toyota United) takes the win.
- Dominique Rollin (Toyota United) first, Kyle Gritters (Healthnet) 2nd and Ricardo Escuela (Succesful Living) 3rd.
Results
Elite men 1 Dominique Rollin (Toyota-United) 1.29.53 2 Kyle Gritters (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 3 Ricardo Escuela (Successful Living) 4 Christopher Horner (Astana) 5 Alessandro Bazzana (Successful Living) 6 Darren Lill (BMC) 7 Matt Wilson (Team Type 1) 8 Chris Jones (Team Type 1) 9 Ivan Stevic (Toyota-United) 10 Roman Van Uden (Rubicon-ORBEA) 11 Tom Danielson (Garmin/Chipotle p/b H3O) 12 Daniel Holloway (Garmin/Chipotle p/b H3O) 13 Caleb Manion (Toyota-United) 14 Steve Reaney (California Giant / Specialized) 15 Levi Leipheimer (Astana) 16 Bradley White (Successful Living) 17 Frank Pipp (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 18 Blake A Caldwell (Garmin/Chipotle p/b H3O) 19 Brent Bookwalter (BMC) 20 Caleb Fairly (VMG/Felt) 21 Chris Wherry (Toyota-United) 22 Thomas I Peterson (Garmin/Chipotle p/b H3O) 23 Cesar Grajales (Rock Racing) 24 Roman Kilun (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 25 Andy Jacques-Maynes (California Giant / Specialized) 26 Sheldon Deeny (Empire Cycling Team) 27 Jeff Hartman (Michelob Ultra-Big Shark Racin) 28 Aaron Olson (Bissell Pro Cycling Team) 29 Jeff Louder (BMC) 30 Christian Helmig (Metro Volkswagen/ FCS Cycling) 31 Valeriy Kobzarenko (Team Type 1) 32 Michael Grabinger (Successful Living) 33 Moises Aldape (Team Type 1) 34 Adrian Hegyvary (Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Te) 35 Tim Johnson (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 36 Allen Krughoff (Team Rio Grande Cycling) 37 Chris Baldwin (Toyota-United) 38 Phil Mann (Team Legacy Energy Ciclismo) 39 Peter Stetina (Garmin/Chipotle p/b H3O) 40 Nathan Miller (BMC) 41 Corey Collier (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 42 Tom Zirbel (Bissell Pro Cycling Team) 43 Will Routley 44 Bryson L Perry (American R.A.D.D / AGEL) 45 Phil Zajicek (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 46 Paul Esposti (Team Legacy Energy Ciclismo) 47 Steven Cozza (Garmin/Chipotle p/b H3O) 48 Chad Beyer 49 Tyler Wren (Colavital Sutterhome) 50 Edward King (Bissell Pro Cycling Team) 51 Jonathan P McCarty (Garmin/Chipotle p/b H3O) 52 Jesse Moore (California Giant / Specialized) 53 Ian Mckissick (BMC) 54 Kevin Rowe (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 55 Scott Nydam (BMC) 56 Brian Jensen (Successful Living) 57 Calvin Allan (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 58 Rolf Eisinger (Team Legacy Energy Ciclismo) 59 Osvaldo Olmos (California Giant / Specialized) 60 Logan Hunn (Rubicon-ORBEA) 61 Jarred Berger (Team Legacy Energy Ciclismo) 62 Chris Stuart (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 63 Davide Frattini (Colavital Sutterhome) 64 Rory Sutherland (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 0.20 65 Ben Day (Toyota-United) 66 Glen Chadwick (Team Type 1) 1.25 67 Craig Luekens (Targetraining U25/Elite) 68 Justin England (Toyota-United) 69 Ian Gray (Team Legacy Energy Ciclismo) 70 Morgan Schmitt (Bissell Pro Cycling Team) 71 Chris Swan (ZteaM Cycling) 72 Nick Clayville (Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Te) 73 Matt Cooke (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 74 Dan Porter (Team Rio Grande Cycling) 75 Benjamin L Bradshaw (Kahala La Grange) 76 Billy Demong (American R.A.D.D / AGEL) 77 Scott Tietzel (Jelly Belly Pro Cycling) 78 Steve Bovay (BMC) 79 Jason L Donald (Garmin/Chipotle p/b H3O) 80 Christopher M Teufel (Rubicon-ORBEA) 81 John Hunt (California Giant / Specialized) 82 Robert Campbell (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 83 Steve Larsen 84 Omer Kem (Bissell Pro Cycling Team) 85 Carson Miller (Rubicon-ORBEA) 86 Justin Mayfield (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 87 Burke Swindlehurst (Bissell Pro Cycling Team) 88 Sam Johnson (Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Te) 89 Erik Slack (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 90 Trevor Mays (Gin Optics) 91 Gardie Jackson (American R.A.D.D / AGEL) 92 Lang Reynolds (Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Te) 93 Rudolph Naplolitano (Rock Racing) 94 Mike Zagorski (Pacific Velo) 1.26 95 Santiago Botero (Rock Racing) 96 Aaron B Tuckerman (Jelly Belly Pro Cycling) 1.28 97 Trevor Connor (Chris Cookies/Swan Cycles) 98 Justin Rose (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 1.30 99 Shawn Milne (Team Type 1) 100 Mike Telega (California Giant / Specialized) 101 Kevin Klein (Rock Racing) 1.32 101 Curtis Gunn (Successful Living) 103 Jeremy Vennell (Bissell Pro Cycling Team) 1.36 104 Rich Davis (Team Legacy Energy Ciclismo) 1.37 105 Taylor Kneuven (Team Rio Grande Cycling) 2.02 106 Patrick D Caro (Liquid Fitness) 2.13 107 Logan Garey (Team Rio Grande Cycling) 108 Josh Bartlett (Rubicon-ORBEA) 109 Sean Passage (Therapeutic Associates) 2.16 110 James Mattis (California Giant / Specialized) 111 Jonathan Garcia (BMC) 112 Kyle W Colavito (RIDECLEAN) 2.18 113 Mark Schwab (excelsports.com) 114 Jonathan Eropkin (VOS Racing) 115 Brad Cole (Team Legacy Energy Ciclismo) 116 Jeremiah Wiscovitch (Rock Racing) 117 Evan Hyde (NashvilleCyclist.com) 118 Peter Dawson (Rock Racing) 119 Jake Macarthur (Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Te) 120 Stefano Barberi (THF Racing) 2.22 121 Craig Upton (Above Category Racing) 2.25 122 Jake Rubelt (RIDECLEAN) 2.29 123 Taylor Shelden (Team Rio Grande Cycling) 2.33 124 Luis A Zamudio (American R.A.D.D / AGEL) 2.37 125 Christopher D Barton 2.51 126 Scott Stewart 3.01 127 Dan Workman (Team Legacy Energy Ciclismo) 3.13 128 Jonathan Chodroff (Empire Cycling Team) 3.35 129 Hugh A Trenchard (Schwalbe) 130 Zag Grabowski (THF Racing) DNF Jonny Clarke (Toyota-United) DNF Benjamin Jacques Maynes (Bissell Pro Cycling Team) DNF Kiefer U Hahn (Hammer Nutrition) DNS Josh A Horowitz (Liquid Fitness) Elite women 1 Brooke Miller (Team TIBCO) 59.09 2 Gina Grain (Webcor Builders) 3 Alison Testroete (Aaron's Pro Cycling) 4 Christine Thorburn (Webcor Builders) 5 Katheryn Mattis (Webcor Builders) 6 Flavia Oliveira (Touchstone Climbing) 7 Coryn J Rivera (Kahala La Grange) 8 Martina Patella (ValueAct Capital Cycling Team) 9 Lara Kroepsch (ValueAct Capital Cycling Team) 10 Marni Hambleton (ValueAct Capital Cycling Team) 11 Davina C Summers (Metromint Cycling on Marin Bike) 12 Linsey Bradshaw (Team SHO-AIR/CVAC) 13 Beatrice Rodriguez (Bicycle John's Serious Cycling) 14 Kendall Ryan (Team SHO-AIR/CVAC) 15 Sabrina Savage (Veloforma/Zym) 16 Ashley Dymond (Team SHO-AIR/CVAC) 17 Julie Beveridge (Aaron's Pro Cycling) 18 Amy Dombroski (Webcor Builders) 19 Kelly Mcdonald (Touchstone Climbing) 20 Olivia Dillon (Touchstone Climbing) 21 Kristin Armstrong Savola (Cervelo-Lifeforce) 22 Jadine Riley (Team Group Health) 23 Janel Holcomb (Webcor Builders) 24 Felicia Gomez (Aaron's Pro Cycling) 25 Kristin Sanders (Aaron's Pro Cycling) 26 Dana Robertson-Halter (Team Group Health) 27 Lindsay M Myers (Dewar's Racing Team) 28 Amber Rais (Team TIBCO) 29 Tricia Bailey (Team SHO-AIR/CVAC) 30 Meredith Miller (Aaron's Pro Cycling) 31 Ashley Anderson (Metro Volkswagen Cycling Tea) 32 Megan Elliott (Bend Bike N Sport) 33 Kelli Jones (SouthBay Wheelmen) 34 Jennifer Reither (SouthBay Wheelmen) 35 Elizabeth Nettles (Team Group Health) 36 Hilary Billington (Veloforma/Zym) 37 Megan M Hottman (DFT-QA3 Financial) 38 Suz Weldon (Team SHO-AIR/CVAC) 39 Ruth Clemence (Bicycle John's Serious Cycling) 40 Alice Pennington (Veloforma/Zym) 41 Helen Kelly (Team TIBCO) 42 Marisa Asplund-Owens (Cheerwine Cycling) 43 Anna Drakulich (Bicycle John's Serious Cycling) 44 Morgan Kapp (SouthBay Wheelmen) 45 Melanie Meyers (Specialized D4W /Bicycle Haus) 46 Shannon L Koch (Metro Volkswagen Cycling Tea) 1.54 47 Arielle Filiberti (Bend Bike N Sport) 2.02 48 Rushlee Buchanan (Team TIBCO) 2.22 49 Laurel Green (SouthBay Wheelmen) 2.41 49 Michelle Beltran (Bicycle John's Serious Cycling) 51 Emily Zell (ValueAct Capital Cycling Team) 52 Ally Stacher (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 53 Sharon Allpress (ValueAct Capital Cycling Team) 54 Maria Monica (Touchstone Climbing) 55 Erin Ford (Team SHO-AIR/CVAC) 56 Jen Weinbrecht (Bend Bike N Sport) 57 Kristina Seley (Touchstone Climbing) 58 Tricia Sandstrom (Team Group Health) 59 Miranda Moon (Veloforma/Zym) 60 Lana Atchley (Team SHO-AIR/CVAC) 3.29 61 Sarah Barber (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 62 Heather A Clark (Bend Bike N Sport) 63 Ryan Hostetter (Velo Bella) 64 Megan Rathwell (Touchstone Climbing) 65 Yukie Nakamura (Metromint Cycling on Marin Bike) 66 Alison Starnes (Team TIBCO) 67 Gabriela Ferrat (Bicycle John's Serious Cycling) 4.33 68 Emily Thurston (Team Organic Athlete) 69 Robin Secrist (Veloforma/Zym) 70 Jane Robertson (Metromint Cycling on Marin Bike) 4.56 71 Katharine Lundby (Bend Bike N Sport) 5.55 72 Izette Swan (Team Group Health) 73 Anna Davenport 74 Sami R Fournier (Organic Athlete Cycling Team) 75 Kelsey M Withrow (PCIM) 76 Rebecka Hartkop (Veloforma/Zym) 77 Teri Sheasby (Bend Bike N Sport) 78 Carrie S Eller (Metromint Cycling on Marin Bike) 79 Allison Beall (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 80 Janeen Thorpe (Touchstone Climbing) 81 Molly S Van Houweling (Metromint Cycling on Marin Bike) 82 Anny Henry (Metromint Cycling on Marin Bike) DNF Lynn Allbrow (Bend Bike N Sport) DNF Jessica Phillips (Aspen Bike Guide) General Classification after Stage 4 Elite men 1 Levi Leipheimer (Astana) 7.49.35 2 Tom Zirbel (Bissell Pro Cycling Team) 1.58 3 Jeff Louder (BMC) 2.02 4 Chris Baldwin (Toyota-United) 2.18 5 Matt Wilson (Team Type 1) 2.27 6 Darren Lill (BMC) 2.30 7 Chris Wherry (Toyota-United) 3.09 8 Peter Stetina (Garmin/Chipotle p/b H3O) 3.32 9 Steven Cozza (Garmin/Chipotle p/b H3O) 3.35 10 Thomas I Peterson (Garmin/Chipotle p/b H3O) 3.38 11 Jonathan P McCarty (Garmin/Chipotle p/b H3O) 4.05 12 Blake A Caldwell (Garmin/Chipotle p/b H3O) 13 Brent Bookwalter (BMC) 14 Chris Jones (Team Type 1) 4.24 15 Aaron Olson (Bissell Pro Cycling Team) 4.29 16 Will Routley 4.30 17 Cesar Grajales (Rock Racing) 4.32 18 Corey Collier (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 4.48 19 Phil Zajicek (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 4.53 20 Brian Jensen (Successful Living) 5.26 21 Michael Grabinger (Successful Living) 5.55 22 Ben Day (Toyota-United) 23 Scott Nydam (BMC) 6.01 24 Glen Chadwick (Team Type 1) 6.05 25 Burke Swindlehurst (Bissell Pro Cycling Team) 6.12 26 Moises Aldape (Team Type 1) 6.29 27 Chad Beyer 6.40 28 Tyler Wren (Colavital Sutterhome) 6.52 29 Kevin Rowe (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 6.56 30 Edward King (Bissell Pro Cycling Team) 7.13 31 John Hunt (California Giant / Specialized) 7.14 32 Roman Kilun (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 7.17 33 Andy Jacques-Maynes (California Giant / Specialized) 7.18 34 Tim Johnson (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 7.30 35 Taylor Shelden (Team Rio Grande Cycling) 7.36 36 Valeriy Kobzarenko (Team Type 1) 7.42 37 Logan Hunn (Rubicon-ORBEA) 7.52 38 Rolf Eisinger (Team Legacy Energy Ciclismo) 7.58 39 Santiago Botero (Rock Racing) 7.59 40 Christian Helmig (Metro Volkswagen/ FCS Cycling) 8.07 41 Jarred Berger (Team Legacy Energy Ciclismo) 8.16 42 Jeff Hartman (Michelob Ultra-Big Shark Racin) 8.28 43 Ricardo Escuela (Successful Living) 8.36 44 Steve Bovay (BMC) 8.44 45 James Mattis (California Giant / Specialized) 9.00 46 Tom Danielson (Garmin/Chipotle p/b H3O) 9.07 47 Jesse Moore (California Giant / Specialized) 9.22 48 Davide Frattini (Colavital Sutterhome) 9.37 49 Nick Clayville (Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Te) 9.41 50 Dominique Rollin (Toyota-United) 9.42 51 Jonathan Garcia (BMC) 9.54 52 Stefano Barberi (THF Racing) 53 Christopher D Barton 9.57 54 Ian Mckissick (BMC) 9.58 55 Osvaldo Olmos (California Giant / Specialized) 10.01 56 Jonathan Chodroff (Empire Cycling Team) 10.08 57 Bryson L Perry (American R.A.D.D / AGEL) 10.12 58 Adrian Hegyvary (Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Te) 10.15 59 Ian Gray (Team Legacy Energy Ciclismo) 10.26 60 Trevor Connor (Chris Cookies/Swan Cycles) 10.44 61 Steve Larsen 10.48 62 Kyle Gritters (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 10.50 63 Matt Cooke (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 10.53 64 Calvin Allan (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 10.57 65 Billy Demong (American R.A.D.D / AGEL) 11.22 66 Shawn Milne (Team Type 1) 11.33 67 Bradley White (Successful Living) 11.39 68 Frank Pipp (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 11.46 69 Jeremy Vennell (Bissell Pro Cycling Team) 11.47 70 Sam Johnson (Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Te) 11.57 71 Rory Sutherland (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 12.43 72 Taylor Kneuven (Team Rio Grande Cycling) 12.48 73 Roman Van Uden (Rubicon-ORBEA) 12.52 74 Gardie Jackson (American R.A.D.D / AGEL) 12.57 75 Josh Bartlett (Rubicon-ORBEA) 13.02 76 Erik Slack (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 13.03 77 Paul Esposti (Team Legacy Energy Ciclismo) 13.21 78 Justin Mayfield (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 13.25 79 Mark Schwab (excelsports.com) 13.38 80 Mike Zagorski (Pacific Velo) 13.46 81 Luis A Zamudio (American R.A.D.D / AGEL) 14.03 82 Ivan Stevic (Toyota-United) 14.14 83 Omer Kem (Bissell Pro Cycling Team) 14.37 84 Benjamin L Bradshaw (Kahala La Grange) 15.06 85 Alessandro Bazzana (Successful Living) 15.07 86 Carson Miller (Rubicon-ORBEA) 15.08 87 Dan Porter (Team Rio Grande Cycling) 15.50 88 Caleb Manion (Toyota-United) 15.58 89 Justin England (Toyota-United) 16.27 90 Curtis Gunn (Successful Living) 16.38 91 Caleb Fairly (VMG/Felt) 16.40 92 Steve Reaney (California Giant / Specialized) 16.48 93 Lang Reynolds (Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Te) 17.30 94 Daniel Holloway (Garmin/Chipotle p/b H3O) 17.31 95 Kevin Klein (Rock Racing) 17.38 96 Chris Swan (ZteaM Cycling) 17.42 97 Aaron B Tuckerman (Jelly Belly Pro Cycling) 17.59 98 Craig Upton (Above Category Racing) 18.16 99 Morgan Schmitt (Bissell Pro Cycling Team) 18.36 100 Christopher Horner (Astana) 18.37 101 Kyle W Colavito (RIDECLEAN) 18.38 102 Phil Mann (Team Legacy Energy Ciclismo) 18.41 103 Sheldon Deeny (Empire Cycling Team) 18.42 104 Craig Luekens (Targetraining U25/Elite) 19.28 105 Nathan Miller (BMC) 19.55 106 Hugh A Trenchard (Schwalbe) 107 Justin Rose (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 20.22 108 Rudolph Naplolitano (Rock Racing) 21.11 109 Zag Grabowski (THF Racing) 21.20 110 Allen Krughoff (Team Rio Grande Cycling) 21.35 111 Chris Stuart (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 22.07 112 Jonathan Eropkin (VOS Racing) 22.48 113 Peter Dawson (Rock Racing) 23.03 114 Scott Tietzel (Jelly Belly Pro Cycling) 23.58 115 Christopher M Teufel (Rubicon-ORBEA) 26.11 116 Mike Telega (California Giant / Specialized) 28.31 117 Patrick D Caro (Liquid Fitness) 29.30 118 Jason L Donald (Garmin/Chipotle p/b H3O) 30.55 119 Dan Workman (Team Legacy Energy Ciclismo) 120 Evan Hyde (NashvilleCyclist.com) 32.22 121 Brad Cole (Team Legacy Energy Ciclismo) 34.02 122 Sean Passage (Therapeutic Associates) 34.08 123 Scott Stewart 34.46 124 Logan Garey (Team Rio Grande Cycling) 40.10 125 Robert Campbell (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 43.39 126 Jeremiah Wiscovitch (Rock Racing) 43.51 127 Jake Macarthur (Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Te) 44.35 128 Trevor Mays (Gin Optics) 44.57 129 Rich Davis (Team Legacy Energy Ciclismo) 51.51 130 Jake Rubelt (RIDECLEAN) 57.11 Elite women 1 Kristin Armstrong Savola (Cervelo-Lifeforce) 8.56.45 2 Christine Thorburn (Webcor Builders) 1.55 3 Julie Beveridge (Aaron's Pro Cycling) 2.50 4 Katheryn Mattis (Webcor Builders) 4.55 5 Kristin Sanders (Aaron's Pro Cycling) 6.54 6 Janel Holcomb (Webcor Builders) 7.02 7 Felicia Gomez (Aaron's Pro Cycling) 7.12 8 Gina Grain (Webcor Builders) 9.43 9 Kelly Mcdonald (Touchstone Climbing) 10.18 10 Meredith Miller (Aaron's Pro Cycling) 11 Alison Testroete (Aaron's Pro Cycling) 10.58 12 Martina Patella (ValueAct Capital Cycling Team) 11.08 13 Ruth Clemence (Bicycle John's Serious Cycling) 11.22 14 Marisa Asplund-Owens (Cheerwine Cycling) 12.12 15 Tricia Bailey (Team SHO-AIR/CVAC) 12.55 16 Amber Rais (Team TIBCO) 13.00 17 Davina C Summers (Metromint Cycling on Marin Bike) 13.21 18 Flavia Oliveira (Touchstone Climbing) 13.48 19 Amy Dombroski (Webcor Builders) 14.25 20 Morgan Kapp (SouthBay Wheelmen) 21 Hilary Billington (Veloforma/Zym) 14.47 22 Alice Pennington (Veloforma/Zym) 15.03 23 Suz Weldon (Team SHO-AIR/CVAC) 16.05 24 Sarah Barber (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 16.14 25 Megan M Hottman (DFT-QA3 Financial) 16.24 26 Robin Secrist (Veloforma/Zym) 16.26 27 Lindsay M Myers (Dewar's Racing Team) 17.01 28 Brooke Miller (Team TIBCO) 17.17 29 Olivia Dillon (Touchstone Climbing) 17.21 30 Maria Monica (Touchstone Climbing) 17.43 31 Jane Robertson (Metromint Cycling on Marin Bike) 18.01 32 Sharon Allpress (ValueAct Capital Cycling Team) 18.02 33 Ally Stacher (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 18.19 34 Anna Drakulich (Bicycle John's Serious Cycling) 19.38 35 Melanie Meyers (Specialized D4W /Bicycle Haus) 20.00 36 Molly S Van Houweling (Metromint Cycling on Marin Bike) 20.04 37 Allison Beall (Bobs-Bicycles.com) 20.27 38 Jadine Riley (Team Group Health) 20.29 39 Beatrice Rodriguez (Bicycle John's Serious Cycling) 20.34 40 Dana Robertson-Halter (Team Group Health) 20.42 41 Sabrina Savage (Veloforma/Zym) 21.00 42 Teri Sheasby (Bend Bike N Sport) 21.33 43 Linsey Bradshaw (Team SHO-AIR/CVAC) 22.30 44 Rebecka Hartkop (Veloforma/Zym) 22.54 45 Heather A Clark (Bend Bike N Sport) 23.00 46 Alison Starnes (Team TIBCO) 23.07 47 Megan Rathwell (Touchstone Climbing) 23.19 48 Michelle Beltran (Bicycle John's Serious Cycling) 23.35 49 Rushlee Buchanan (Team TIBCO) 23.41 50 Katharine Lundby (Bend Bike N Sport) 23.45 51 Gabriela Ferrat (Bicycle John's Serious Cycling) 23.53 52 Kelli Jones (SouthBay Wheelmen) 23.58 53 Coryn J Rivera (Kahala La Grange) 24.02 54 Elizabeth Nettles (Team Group Health) 24.05 55 Jen Weinbrecht (Bend Bike N Sport) 24.14 56 Kendall Ryan (Team SHO-AIR/CVAC) 24.32 57 Helen Kelly (Team TIBCO) 24.37 58 Shannon L Koch (Metro Volkswagen Cycling Tea) 25.02 59 Kristina Seley (Touchstone Climbing) 25.13 60 Yukie Nakamura (Metromint Cycling on Marin Bike) 25.49 61 Izette Swan (Team Group Health) 26.10 62 Emily Thurston (Team Organic Athlete) 26.24 63 Tricia Sandstrom (Team Group Health) 26.34 64 Emily Zell (ValueAct Capital Cycling Team) 26.52 65 Arielle Filiberti (Bend Bike N Sport) 66 Janeen Thorpe (Touchstone Climbing) 27.49 67 Ashley Anderson (Metro Volkswagen Cycling Tea) 28.30 68 Jennifer Reither (SouthBay Wheelmen) 30.29 69 Lana Atchley (Team SHO-AIR/CVAC) 30.35 70 Anna Davenport 30.47 71 Ashley Dymond (Team SHO-AIR/CVAC) 30.51 72 Erin Ford (Team SHO-AIR/CVAC) 33.46 73 Marni Hambleton (ValueAct Capital Cycling Team) 33.51 74 Lara Kroepsch (ValueAct Capital Cycling Team) 34.48 75 Laurel Green (SouthBay Wheelmen) 36.24 76 Ryan Hostetter (Velo Bella) 36.57 77 Kelsey M Withrow (PCIM) 39.58 78 Carrie S Eller (Metromint Cycling on Marin Bike) 41.17 79 Anny Henry (Metromint Cycling on Marin Bike) 41.25 80 Megan Elliott (Bend Bike N Sport) 42.48 81 Sami R Fournier (Organic Athlete Cycling Team) 46.07 82 Miranda Moon (Veloforma/Zym) 46.45 Teams classification Elite men 1 Garmin/Chipotle p/b H3O 23.35.46 2 BMC 1.38 3 Team Type 1 2.44 4 Bissell Pro Cycling Team 2.45 5 Toyota-United 3.39 6 Health Net presented by Maxxis 8.30 7 Successful Living 11.22 8 California Giant / Specialized 12.21 9 Team Legacy Energy Ciclismo 16.49 10 Bobs-Bicycles.com 18.36 11 Rock Racing 19.21 12 Team Rio Grande Cycling 21.58 13 Rubicon-ORBEA 22.35 14 Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Team 24.49 15 American R.A.D.D / AGEL 25.15 Elite women 1 Webcor Builders 27.00.27 2 Aaron's Pro Cycling 4.18 3 Touchstone Climbing 28.39 4 Veloforma/Zym 29.40 5 Team TIBCO 35.12 6 ValueAct Capital Cycling Team 36.19 7 Bicycle John's Serious Cycling 36.50 8 Team SHO-AIR/CVAC 37.16 9 Metromint Cycling on Marin Bikes 38.48 10 Bend Bike N Sport 47.29 11 Team Group Health 51.04 12 SouthBay Wheelmen 52.54
