Young Curtis White (Cannondale) was never far behind Powers in the final laps(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
The race was held next to the Atlantic Ocean at Stage Fort Park(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Marc-Andre Daigle (Garneau Easton) rides in a large pack soon after the start(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Travis Livermon (Maxxis-Shimano) lead the race early but eventually dropped back to 10th position(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Dylan McNicholas (Polartec) leading on a run-up at the end of the first lap(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Jeremy Durrin (Neon Velo) leading a group onto the pavement during the starting loop(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Danny Summerhill (Maxxis Shimano) leading Curtis White early in the race(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Curtis White (Cannondale) having little problems with the new run-up(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Michale Van Den Ham (Garneau Easton) led mid-race for quite a while(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Carl Decker (Giant) lost ground for a while but clawed himself back to sixth position(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Curtis White (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) chasing Van Den Ham on the fourth lap(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Riders pass through a set of chicanes near the beer tent(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Peter Goguen (Race CF) running a set of stairs during the fourth lap(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
A chase group passes by Tablet Rock halfway through the race(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Dylan McNicholas (Polartec) took the hole-shot today(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Dylan McNicholas (Polartec) leading the race past Tablet Rock(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Michale Van Den Ham (Garneau Easton) leading on an uphill section of the course with Curtis White and Danny Summerhill close behind.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Adam Craig (Giant) joined the lead group and finished fourth.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Carl Decker (Giant) seemed to get stronger as the race went on.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
A group of racers towards the back of the pack dismount for the new run-up(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Michale Van Den Ham (Garneau Easton) leading a select group of five late in the race(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Adam Craig (Giant) was one of very few racers who could ride the new run-up(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Michale Van Den Ham (Garneau Easton) looked strong and did not want to give up the lead despite the windy conditions(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Curtis White (Cannondale) takes in the view while riding behind Danny Summerhill and Michale Van Den Ham.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Curtis White (Cannondale) was in the drivers seat with one lap remaining(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Curtis White (Cannondale) sweeps the Gloucester weekend with a three second victory over Van Den Ham.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Adam Craig (Giant) makes his trademark salute while finishing in fourth place.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)
Full Results
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Rider Name (Country) Team
Result
1
Curtis White (USA) Cannondale p/b Cyclocrossworld.com
1:02:32
2
Michael Van Den Ham (Can)
0:00:03
3
Daniel Summerhill (USA) Maxxis-Shimano
0:00:06
4
Adam Craig (USA) Giant Factory off-Road Team
0:00:09
5
Cooper Willsey (USA) Cannondale p/b Cyclocrossworld
0:00:19
6
Carl Decker (USA) Giant Factory Off-Road team
0:00:35
7
Dylan McNicholas (USA) POLARTEC
0:00:45
8
Antonin Marecaille (Fra) avc aix en provence
0:00:49
9
Jeremy Durrin (USA) Neon Velo Cycling Team
0:00:57
10
Travis Livermon (USA) Maxxis-Shimano Pro Cyclocross
0:01:11
11
Daniel Chabanov (USA) HOUSE INDWITHINGSSIMPLEHUMAN
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