Mulally wins dual slalom
Eagan best and only woman
The weekend began with the Gravity East e.thirteen Dual Slalom and the Lars Tribus "How (not) to Snap the Start" clinic. The dual slalom track at Whiteface is out of character for the venue as it's about the only part of Whiteface mountain that can be described as smaller than average, making the start even more critical.
In his second heat, Tribus (Chumba/Rockshox) anticipated the start, but guessed wrong. Snapping into the still-closed start gate, he went over his handlebars right at the gate. Tribus was able to come back and, having already demonstrated how to take out the front end of one's bike on the start, showed how to take out the back end in the final for third and fourth against Kyle Sangers (J & J). As the gate dropped, Tribus snapped so hard that he snapped his cog into pieces, costing him the race but putting him in serious contention for the unofficial "Hulk-Out" of the year.
In the pro final, Pennsylvania's Neko Mulally (Specialized Team America) bested US ProGRT competitor Logan James (Pedal the Peak-e.thirteen) from Utah.
Karen Eagan (Sam Adams) was the only entrant and also the winner in the women's category.
Results
# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
---|---|
1 | Neko Mulally |
2 | Logan James |
3 | Kyle Sangers |
4 | Lars Tribus |
5 | Kyle Ebbett (Scott USA SRAM) |
6 | James Patterson (Dream Team) |
7 | Mickey Denoncourt (Spooky Bikes) |
8 | Logan Mulally |
9 | Harold Woolnough (Silent Divinci Racing) |
10 | Matty Komar (Morewood Bikes) |
11 | Converse Fields |
12 | Garson Fields (Spooky Bikes) |
13 | Brian Piper |
14 | Max Syron (Sinister/United Free) |
15 | Heikki Hall |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
---|---|
1 | Karen Eagan (Sam Adams) |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
---|---|
1 | Jason Wissler |
2 | Johnny Egan (Sugarbush) |
3 | Chris Anderson (Sugarbush) |
4 | Kyle Titsworth (Leep Off Cycles) |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
---|---|
1 | Dylan Conte (I Ride) |
2 | Carl Harris |
3 | Zack Taylor |
4 | Ryan Mcevoy |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
---|---|
1 | Bill Frazer |
2 | Adrian Cieri |
3 | Mark Nassan (Leep Off) |
4 | Dieter Ward (MMR) |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
---|---|
1 | Nicky Frechette (Leep Off Cycles) |
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