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Kona Maxxis Shimano survives mud fest to win Saturday C1 race

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Kerry Werner (Kona Maxxis Shimano) won the Cincy Kings CX men's race
Fall scenes during Saturday's Cincy Kings CX men's race(Image credit: Dejan Smaic)

Kerry Werner (Kona Maxxis Shimano) continued his winning streak in the mud at the Cincy Kings CX men's race on Saturday.

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Full Results
Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Kerry Werner (USA) 1:04:28
2Lance Haidet (USA) 0:00:17
3Curtis White (USA) 0:00:25
4Cody Kaiser (USA) 0:00:30
5Grant Ellwood (USA) 0:00:37
6Stephen Hyde (USA) 0:00:45
7Tobin Ortenblad (USA) 0:00:52
8Michael Van Den Ham (Can) 0:00:55
9Gage Hecht (USA) 0:00:58
10Andrew Dillman (USA) 0:01:02
11Spencer Petrov (USA) 0:02:18
12Cody Cupp (USA) 0:03:04
13Sam Noel (USA) 0:03:11
14Alex Morton (USA) 0:03:29
15Scott Funston (USA) 0:03:49
16James Driscoll (USA) 0:03:57
17Eric Thompson (USA) 0:04:36
18Brannan Fix (USA) 0:04:49
19Dylan Postier (USA) 0:05:23
20Andrew Giniat (USA) 0:05:37
21Brian Matter (USA) 0:05:52
22Caleb Swartz (USA) 0:05:59
23Garrett Gerchar (USA) 0:06:06
24Ross Ellwood (USA) 0:06:31
25Benjamin Gomez Villafane (USA) 0:07:05
26Mark Myles (USA) 0:07:21
27Brendan Rhim (USA) 0:07:35
28Michael Larson (USA) 0:07:56
29Finnegan O'Connor (USA) 0:08:16
30Kobi Gyetvan (USA)
31Cade Bickmore (USA)
32Malaki Caldwell (USA)
33Jacob Huizenga (USA)
34Thomas Savage (USA)
35Sam Vickery (USA)
36Shawn Geiger (USA)
37Steven Williams (USA)
38Nicholas Vorwerk (USA)
39Andrew Boissiere (USA)
40Jack White (USA)
41Jason Walker (USA)
DNFEric Brunner (USA)
DNFTravis Livermon (USA)
DNFSamuel Kieffer (USA)
DNSBrian Staby (USA)
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