Werner beats Hyde on day 1 at DCCX

Kerry Werner (Image credit: Getty Images Sport)

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#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Kerry Werner (USA)	1:02:54
2	Stephen Hyde (USA)	0:00:01
3	Andrew Dillman (USA)
4	Spencer Petrov (USA)	0:00:09
5	Travis Livermon (USA)	0:00:45
6	Cody Kaiser (USA)	0:01:09
7	Josh Direen (USA)	0:01:21
8	Alex Morton (USA)	0:01:38
9	Ben Frederick (USA)	0:02:09
10	Eric Thompson (USA)	0:02:31
11	Lane Maher (USA)	0:02:45
12	Merwin Davis (USA)	0:02:47
13	Trent Blackburn (USA)	0:02:48
14	Nathan Barton (USA)	0:02:49
15	Andrew Giniat (USA)	0:02:56
16	Daniel Chabanov (USA)	0:02:59
17	Jacob Lasley (USA)	0:04:28
18	Christopher Niesen (USA)	0:04:43
19	Alex Ryan (USA)	0:04:48
20	Byron Rice (USA)	0:05:08
21	Jerod Stoner (USA)	0:05:15
22	Kyle Johnson (USA)	0:05:23
23	Tyler Cloutier (USA)	0:05:31
24	Robert Marion (USA)	0:05:38
25	Christopher Rabadi (USA)
26	Trevor Raab (USA)	0:05:41
27	Andrew Juiliano (USA)	0:07:25
28	Frederick Junge (USA)
29	Michael Owens (USA)
30	Rhys Louis (USA)
31	Thomas Savage (USA)
32	Michael Marston (USA)
33	Christian Culpepper (USA)
34	Jon Okenfuss (USA)
35	Thomas Borner (USA)
36	Shawn Geiger (USA)
37	Alex Pankiw (USA)
38	Mark Lewis (USA)
39	Samuel O'Keefe (USA)
40	Matthew Owens (USA)
DNF	Greg Wittwer (USA)
DNF	Andrew Frank (USA)
DNF	Mike Festa (USA)
DNS	Patrick Collins (USA)

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