Gagne gets second win of the weekend
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Bishop and Shultz fill out podium spots
Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Raphael Gagne (Can) Rocky Mountain Factory |
2 | Jeremiah Bishop (USA) Sho-Air/Cannondale |
3 | Sam Schultz (USA) Trek Factory Racing |
4 | Todd Wells (USA) Specialized Racing |
5 | Keegan Swenson (USA) Cannondale Factory Racing |
6 | Benjamin Sonntag (Ger) American Interbanc Cannondale |
7 | Adam Morka (Can) |
8 | Mitchell Hoke (USA) Kenda/Felt |
9 | Kalan Beisel (USA) Orbea-Tuff Shed |
10 | Macky Franklin (USA) Santa Fe Brewing-Pivot |
11 | Russell Finsterwald (USA) Trek Factory Racing |
12 | Kerry Werner (USA) BMC Mtb Development Team US |
13 | Cole Oberman (USA) Breakawaybikes.Com |
14 | Ryan Woodall (USA) |
15 | Jason Sager (USA) Team Jamis |
16 | Connor Mccutcheon (USA) Bear Valley Bikes |
17 | Clinton Claassen (USA) Santa Cruz/Fox |
18 | Zachary Valdez (USA) Whole Athlete-Specialized |
19 | Tj Woodruff (USA) Momentum Elite |
20 | Peter Glassford (USA) Trek Canada |
21 | Kevin Bradford-Parri (USA) |
22 | Joel Titius (USA) Socal Endurance |
23 | Thomas Turner (USA) Team Jamis |
24 | Riley Howard (USA) Santa Cruz X-Fusion |
25 | Casey Williams (USA) Whole Athlete/Specialized |
26 | David Flaten (USA) Us Military Cycling |
27 | Colin Cares (USA) Kenda/Felt |
28 | Sam Gross (USA) Nationwide/Veloworx |
29 | Eliel Anttila (USA) |
30 | Brad Wilhelm (USA) Nationwide/Velowox |
31 | Derek Hermon (USA) Bear Valley Bikes |
32 | Colin Osborn (USA) Honey Stinger/Bontrager |
33 | Elliot Reinecke (USA) Velo Hangar |
34 | Michael Zanetti (USA) Norcal Bike Sport/Bike Monkey |
35 | Nathan Brown (USA) Superfly Cycles/Cms |
36 | Antoine Caron (Can) Specialized Canada |
37 | Samuel Morrison (USA) The Gear Movement Pro Cycling |
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