Fahringer doubles up at DCCX

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Results
# Rider Name (Country) Team Result
1 Rebecca Fahringer (USA) 0:41:20
2 Courtenay Mcfadden (USA) 0:00:22
3 Raylyn Nuss (USA) 0:01:49
4 Caroline Nolan (USA) 0:02:14
5 Samantha Runnels (USA) 0:02:28
6 Erica Zaveta (USA) 0:02:46
7 Jennifer Malik (USA) 0:02:57
8 Emily Werner (USA) 0:02:59
9 Carla Williams (USA) 0:03:59
10 Arley Kemmerer (USA) 0:04:26
11 Jane Rossi (USA) 0:04:49
12 Leslie Lupien (USA) 0:05:27
13 Emily Schaldach (USA) 0:06:03
14 Emily Curley (USA) 0:06:19
15 Taylor Kuyk-white (USA) 0:06:43
16 Emily Payonk (USA) 0:07:00
17 Rachel Rubino (USA) 0:07:02
18 Melissa Seymour (USA) 0:07:09
19 Philicia Marion (USA) 0:07:20
20 Clio Dinan (USA) 0:07:29
21 Molly Russell (USA) 0:07:30
22 Rhys May (USA) 0:07:50
23 Daniela Mehech (USA) 0:08:07
24 Britt Mason (USA) 0:08:29
25 Erin Faccone (USA) 0:09:39
26 Elizabeth Sheldon (USA) 0:10:58
27 Caitlin Thompson (USA) 0:13:05
28 Jenna Latour-nichols (USA) 0:13:38
29 Holly Neckermann (USA) 0:16:42
30 Erin Gordon (USA)
31 Tori Riemersma (USA)
DNS Dani Arman (USA)
DNS Laura Van Gilder (USA)
DNS Brittlee Bowman (USA)
DNS Meghan Owens (USA)
DNS Alexandra Campbellforte (USA)
DNS Lauren Festa (USA)
DNS Christina Hosenfeld (USA)
DNS Molly Lohry (USA)
DNS Shane Ferro (USA)
DNS Allison Arensman (USA)

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