Baestaens holds USCX Series lead with sweep at Charm City Cross

Belgian Vincent Baestaens has won four consecutive cyclo-cross races of USCX Series (Image credit: Getty Images Sport)

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Results
Pos.	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Vincent Baestaens (Group Hens-Maes Containers)	1:01:06
2	Curtis White (Cannondale p/b Cyclocrossworld.com)	0:00:05
3	Christopher Blevins (Trinity Racing)	0:00:14
4	Kerry Werner Jr. (Kona Maxxis Shimano cx Team)	0:00:15
5	Gage Hecht (Aevolo)	0:00:38
6	Eric Brunner (Blue-Build)	0:00:44
7	Gosse Van der Meer (Bombtrack p/b hunt wheels)	0:01:00
8	Brannan Fix (Fix Racing)	0:01:18
9	Scott McGill (Aevolo)	0:01:37
10	Stephen Hyde (Steve Tilford Foundation Racing)	0:01:51
11	Ben Frederick (ORNOT/TheSmallMonstersProject/Ritchey)	0:02:17
12	Andrew Dillman (Rigd-Leitner)	0:02:36
13	Andrew Strohmeyer (CS Hairs Devo: Trek Bikes)	0:02:45
14	Scott Funston (Blue-Build)	0:03:12
15	Caleb Swartz (Giant/Neff Cycle Service)	0:03:18
16	Michael Van den Ham (Easton Giant CX)	0:03:23
17	Daxton Mock (Trek Cyclocross Collective)
18	Tobin Ortenblad (Santa Cruz Bicycles)	0:03:39
19	Ross Ellwood (Alpha Bicycle Co. - Groove Silverthorne)	0:03:40
20	Kyle Johnson (USA Cycling Olympic Development Academy)	0:03:45
21	Casey Hildebrandt (Donkey Label)	0:03:51
22	Sam Noel (Competitive Edge Racing)	0:03:53
23	Eric Thompson (MSPEEDWAX.COM)	0:03:56
24	Cody Kaiser (LangeTwins / Specialized)	0:03:57
25	Jules Van Kempen (Alpha Bicycle Company Groove Subaru)	0:03:58
26	Jacob Leblanc (Competitive Edge Racing)	0:04:03
27	Dylan Zakrajsek (KCCX Elite Cyclocross Team)	0:04:14
28	Merwin Davis (J-Mac Cycling p/b Margie Bars)	0:04:36
29	Jack Tanner	0:04:42
30	Sam Brown (Alpha Bicycle Co. - Groove Silverthorne)	0:04:45
31	Finnegan O'Connor (Comp Edge Racing)	0:04:54
32	Cody Cupp (Riders Inc.)	0:05:04
33	Matteo Oppizzi (Cannondale-Iland)	0:05:05
34	Alex Ryan (Ibis off Road p/b Eliel Cycling)	0:05:11
35	Tayne Andrade (Rio Grande Elite Cycling Team)	0:05:15
36	Mark Myles (Be Real Sports)	0:05:23
37	Travis Livermon	0:05:32
38	Tyler Cloutier (TCCX)	0:05:33
39	Josh Bauer (Jiayoulife)	0:05:38
40	Allan Schroeder	0:05:43
41	Tommy Servetas (Competitive Edge Racing)	0:06:02
42	Joe Schmalz (Steve Tilford Foundation Racing)	0:06:25
43	Andrew Giniat (The Pony Shop p/b KPMG)	0:06:32
44	Nick Lando (Competitive Edge Racing)	0:06:36
45	Ryan Popple (Thick Bikes / Specialized)	0:06:52
46	Jared Nieters (SEAVS/Haymarket)	0:06:54
47	Andrew Wulfkuhle (Team Rock Lobster Cycles)	0:07:17
48	Nicholas F Tabares
49	Jake Olander (USA Cycling Olympic Development Academy)
50	Sait Arana (Kelly Benefit Strategies)
51	Hugo Brisebois (ride with rendall)
52	Brody Sanderson (AWI Racing P/B The Crank and Sprocket)
53	Michael Marston (Daedalus / Allstonvelo & Somervelo Racing)
54	Owen Brenneman (CXHAIRS DEVO : TREK BIKES)
55	Jacob Peterson (Max Mortgage / Reynolds Roofing)
56	Brett Cooper (Gambit Racing)
57	Shawn Geiger
58	Nicholas Vorwerk (CMG Factory racing)
DNF	John Paul Amalong (USA Cycling Olympic Development Academy)
DNF	Ivan Gallego (USA Cycling Olympic Development Academy)
DNF	Ismael Collado Acosta (Rockland Cycling Velo)
DNF	Mark Hewitt (JAM / NCC)
DNF	Chris Niesen (JAM / NCC)
DNS	Patrick Frank (JAM / NCC)
DNS	Jonathan Anderson (J MONEYS ELITE FACTORY PROFESSIONAL U69 DEVELOPMENT AMBASSOTOR TEAM)
DNS	Samuel Lear (717 Racing)
DNS	Ian McDonald (KCCX Elite Cyclocross Team)
DNS	Joshua Noggle (Gambit Racing)

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