HPCX 2015: Elite Men Day 1 Results | Cyclingnews

Cameron Dodge takes the win — Cameron Dodge takes the win (Image credit: marcoquezada.com/nyvelocity/)

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Elite men
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Cameron Dodge (USA)	1:00:05
2	Jens Vandekinderen (Bel)	0:00:06
3	Anthony Clark (USA)	0:00:19
4	Robert Marion (USA)	0:00:42
5	Dan Timmerman (USA)	0:00:45
6	Cole Oberman (USA)	Row 5 - Cell 2
7	Jack Kisseberth (USA)	0:00:58
8	Hugo Robinson (GBr)	0:01:09
9	Daniel Chabanov (USA)	0:01:33
10	Christian Favata (USA)	0:01:38
11	Eric Thompson (USA)	0:01:53
12	Tristan Cowie (USA)	0:02:13
13	Jordan Snyder (USA)	0:02:16
14	Andrew Juiliano (USA)	0:02:45
15	Philip Short (USA)	0:02:54
16	Ben Frederick (USA)	0:03:12
17	Kyle Murphy (USA)	0:03:14
18	Jared Nieters (USA)	0:03:22
19	Ryan Woodall (USA)	0:03:28
20	Evan Murphy (USA)	0:03:31
21	Jordan Villella (USA)	Row 20 - Cell 2
22	Elliot Reinecke (USA)	0:03:41
23	Sam O'Keefe (USA)	0:04:01
24	Case Butler (USA)	0:04:04
25	Mark Flis (USA)	0:04:11
26	Gerald Adasavage (USA)	0:04:45
27	Max Judelson (USA)	0:05:08
28	Abe Goorskey (USA)	0:05:14
29	Mike Festa (USA)	0:05:17
30	Greg Whitney (USA)	0:05:18
31	Jack Drummond (USA)	0:05:45
32	Craig Maisner (USA)	0:05:52
33	Colin Reuter (USA)	0:05:53
34	Andrew McGowan (USA)	0:05:55
35	Oliver Vrambout (USA)	0:05:58
36	Jeremy Burkhardt (USA)	0:06:08
37	Craig Lebair (USA)	0:06:12
38	Nicolas Catlin (USA)	0:06:17
39	Szymon Niemotko (USA)	0:06:20
40	Eric Oishi (USA)	0:06:21
41	Jonathan Hamblen (USA)	0:06:22
42	Michael Green (USA)	Row 41 - Cell 2
43	Kailin Waterman (USA)	Row 42 - Cell 2
44	Brian Lariviere (USA)	Row 43 - Cell 2
45	John Beers (USA)	Row 44 - Cell 2
46	Andrew Reimann (USA)	Row 45 - Cell 2
47	Kyle Centrella (USA)	Row 46 - Cell 2

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