White wins Charm City Cross Day 2

Curtis White
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Results
# Rider Name (Country) Team Result
1 Curtis White (USA) 0:59:57
2 Kerry Werner (USA)
3 Stephen Hyde (USA) 0:00:46
4 Lane Maher (USA) 0:00:48
5 Travis Livermon (USA) 0:01:23
6 Sam Noel (USA) 0:01:40
7 Ben Frederick (USA) 0:01:50
8 Trent Blackburn (USA) 0:02:04
9 Alex Ryan (USA) 0:02:07
10 Merwin Davis (USA) 0:02:35
11 Jacob Lasley (USA) 0:03:29
12 Jacob Leblanc (USA) 0:03:40
13 Nathan Barton (USA) 0:03:47
14 Greg Wittwer (USA) 0:03:54
15 Christopher Niesen (USA) 0:04:12
16 Jared Nieters (USA) 0:04:24
17 Andrew Giniat (USA) 0:04:59
18 Daniel Chabanov (USA) 0:05:05
19 Patrick Collins (USA) 0:05:08
20 Gregory Gunsalus (USA) 0:05:36
21 Michael Owens (USA)
22 Jerod Stoner (USA) 0:05:56
23 Stephen Hartzel (USA) 0:06:21
24 Mike Festa (USA) 0:06:25
25 Trevor Raab (USA) 0:06:28
26 Christopher Rabadi (USA)
27 Samuel O'Keefe (USA)
28 Frederick Junge (USA)
29 Scott Birdsey (USA)
30 Rhys Louis (USA)
31 Jon Okenfuss (USA)
32 Matthew Owens (USA)
33 Christian Norvold (USA)
34 Daniel Vaughn (USA)
35 Shawn Geiger (USA)
DNS Spencer Petrov (USA)
DNS Cameron Jette (Can)
DNS Matthew Clements (USA)
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