Baestaens wins C1 contest at Charm City Cross

Vincent Baestaens wins C1 contest at opening day of 2021 Charm City Cross (Image credit: Bruce Buckley / Charm City Cross)

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Results
Pos.	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Baestaens Vincent (Group Hens - Maes Containers)	0:59:42
2	Werner Jr. Kerry (Kona Maxxis Shimano CX Team)	0:00:03
3	Hyde Stephen (Steve Tilford Foundation Racing)	0:00:05
4	Blevins Christopher (Trinity Racing)	0:00:08
5	Mcgill Scott (Aevolo)	0:00:11
6	Van der Meer Gosse (Bombtrack P/B Hunt Wheels)	0:00:14
7	Hect Gage (Aevolo)	0:00:37
8	Van den Ham Michael (Easton Giant CX)	0:00:59
9	White Curtis (Cannondale p/b Cyclocrossworld.com)	0:01:13
10	Frederick Ben (ORNOT/TheSmallMonstersProject/Ritchey)	0:01:17
11	Fix Brannan (Fix Racing)	0:01:28
12	Dillman Andrew (Rigd-Leitner)	0:01:56
13	Brunner Eric (Blue-Build)	0:02:15
14	Funston Scott (Blue-Build)	0:02:31
15	Cupp Cody (Riders Inc.)	0:02:48
16	Mock Daxton (Trek Cyclocross Collective)	0:02:50
17	Swartz Caleb (Giant/Neff Cycle Service)	0:02:51
18	Ortenblad Tobin (Santa Cruz Bicycles)	0:02:56
19	Noel Sam (Competitive Edge Racing)	0:03:03
20	Ellwood Ross (Alpha Bicycle Co. - Groove Silverthorne)	0:03:17
21	Tanner Jack	0:03:20
22	Van Kempen Jules (Alpha Bicycle Company Groove Subaru)	0:03:26
23	Leblanc Jacob (Competitive Edge Racing)	0:03:32
24	Zakrajsek Dylan (KCCX Elite Cyclocross Team)	0:03:38
25	Kaiser Cody (LangeTwins / Specialized)	0:03:43
26	Hildebrandt Casey (Donkey Label)
27	Johnson Kyle (USA Cycling Olympic Development Academy)	0:03:44
28	Cloutier Tyler (TCCX)	0:03:59
29	Davis Merwin (J-Mac Cycling p/b Margie Bars)	0:04:17
30	Ryan Alex (Ibis off Road p/b Eliel Cycling)	0:04:23
31	Myles Mark (Be Real Sports)	0:04:30
32	Lando Nick (Competitive Edge Racing)	0:04:36
33	Brown Sam (Alpha Bicycle Co. - Groove Silverthorne)	0:04:41
34	Thompson Eric (MSPEEDWAX.COM)	0:04:47
35	Bauer Josh (Jiayoulife)	0:04:54
36	Livermon Travis	0:05:14
37	Strohmeyer Andrew (CS Hairs Devo: Trek Bikes)	0:05:19
38	Giniat Andrew (The Pony Shop p/b KPMG)	0:05:26
39	Brisebois Hugo (ride with rendall)	0:05:29
40	Servetas Tommy (Competitive Edge Racing)	0:05:56
41	Schroeder Allan
42	Oppizzi Matteo (Cannondale-Iland)
43	Schmalz Joe (Steve Tilford Foundation Racing)
44	Nieters Jared (SEAVS/Haymarket)
45	Popple Ryan (Thick Bikes / Specialized)
46	Andrade Tayne (Rio Grande Elite Cycling Team)
47	Hewitt Mark (JAM / NCC)
48	Arana Sait (LSV)
49	Wulfkuhle Andrew (Team Rock Lobster Cycles)
50	Gallego Ivan (USA Cycling Olympic Development Academy)
51	Tabares Nicholas F
52	O'Connor Finnegan (Comp Edge Racing)
53	Sanderson Brody (AWI Racing P/B The Crank and Sprocket)
54	Gallego Cesar (ButcherBox Cycling)
55	Vorwerk Nicholas (CMG Factory racing)
56	Amalong John Paul (USA Cycling Olympic Development Academy)
57	Marston Michael (Daedalus / Allstonvelo & Somervelo Racing)
58	Lewis Mark (Bike Doctor Racing)
59	Olander Jake (USA Cycling Olympic Development Academy)
60	Savage Thomas
61	Geiger Shawn
62	Leer Samuel (717 Cycling)
DNF	Cooper Brett (Gambit Racing)
DNF	Noggle Joshua (Gambit Racing)
DNF	Niesen Chris (JAM / NCC)
DNF	Peterson Jacob (Max Mortgage / Reynolds Roofing)
DNF	Brenneman Owen (CXHAIRS DEVO : TREK BIKES)
DNF	Mcdonald Ian (KCCX Elite Cyclocross Team)
DNS	Frank Patrick (JAM / NCC)
DNS	Anderson Jonathan (J MONEYS ELITE FACTORY PROFESSIONAL U69 DEVELOPMENT AMBASSOTOR TEAM)

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