Magner wins Goose Island Grand Prix
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UHC teammate Keough second, Holloway third
Full Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
---|---|
1 | Tyler Magner (UnitedHealthcare) |
2 | Luke Keough (UnitedHealthcare) |
3 | Daniel Holloway (Intelligentsia Coffee) |
4 | Carlos Alzate Escoba (UnitedHealthcare) |
5 | Alder Martz |
6 | Brad Neagos (ICC Bissell-ABG-Giant) |
7 | Brandon Feehery (Astellas Cycling Team) |
8 | Wilmer Ulloa (Spokes) |
9 | Frank Travieso |
10 | Camilo Ulloa (Spokes) |
11 | Karl Menzies (UnitedHealthcare) |
12 | Rahsaan Bahati (Bahati-WTR) |
13 | Peter Olejniczak (Revolution Cycle & Ski) |
14 | Sam Rosenholtz (Green Line Velo) |
15 | David Lombardo (Gateway Harley-Davidson Trek U2) |
16 | Jarno Reimers (RSV Muenster) |
17 | Jacob White (Oklahoma City Velo Club) |
18 | Simon Happel (Team Radon) |
19 | Alexander Weifenbach (Team Radon) |
20 | Benjamin Renkema (Finish Strong Elite Cycling Tea) |
21 | Parker Kyzer (Finish Strong) |
22 | Andrew Giniat (EGO p/b Sammys Bikes) |
23 | Glenn Ferreira (Team Metra / Xrcel / Cycles 54) |
24 | Ryan Dewald (Team Skyline) |
25 | David Reyes (Heritage Race Club) |
26 | Alex Kellum (QCW Cycling) |
27 | Ted Horwitz (Monster Media/Spy Racing p/b F) |
28 | Trevor Rolette (EGO p/b Sammys Bikes) |
29 | Luke Momper (Summit Pro Racing) |
30 | Bryce Nuiver (EPS Cycling Team) |
31 | Liam White (Kallisto-FCV p/b Toyo Tires) |
32 | Kyle Penny (Team Skyline) |
33 | Fletcher Lydick (Finish Strong Elite Cycling Tea) |
34 | Fabio Calabria (Team Novo Nordisk Development) |
35 | Justin Mcquerry (Team Novo Nordisk Development) |
36 | Matthew Kelley (Summit Wealth Strategies) |
37 | Aaron Cruikshank (Giant Bicycles p/b CHG Inc. & Z) |
38 | Jadon Jaeger (BELGIANWERKX) |
39 | Julian Woltering (RSV Muenster) |
40 | Emile Abraham (Team United Healthcare Georgia/) |
41 | Sam Fritz (Revolution Cycle & Ski) |
42 | Fran Carratala (Team Novo Nordisk Development) |
43 | Ian Keough (Astellas Cycling Team) |
44 | Bradley White (UnitedHealthcare) |
45 | Matt Green (Astellas Cycling Team) |
46 | Evan Murphy (Lupus Racing Team) |
47 | Ian Whaley (EC Devo) |
48 | Stephen Hall (WCL PA Lightning) |
49 | Hogan Sills (ICC Bissell-ABG-Giant) |
50 | Michael Keller (ICC Bissell-ABG-Giant) |
51 | Oliver Moors (Astellas Cycling Team) |
52 | Adrian Hegyvary (UnitedHealthcare) |
53 | Sven Gartner (EGO p/b Sammy\'s Bikes) |
54 | Johnny Mitchell (Finish Strong Elite Cycling Tea) |
55 | Grant Erhard (Summit Wealth Strategies) |
56 | John Minturn (Team Skyline) |
57 | David Dawson (Team Skyline) |
58 | Chad Conley (Snyder Factory Racing) |
59 | Joshua Friedman (Green Line Velo) |
60 | Martin Vecchio |
61 | Thomas Brown (Litespeed-BMW) |
62 | Adam Leibovitz (Intelligentsia Coffee) |
63 | Brian West (Above and Beyond Cancer p/b Sch) |
64 | Connor Dilger (Above and Beyond Cancer p/b Sch) |
65 | Sean Metz (xXx Racing) |
66 | Willem Kaiser (Team United Healthcare Georgia/) |
67 | Michael Dutczak (EGO p/b Sammy\'s Bikes) |
68 | Richard Arnopol (EGO p/b Sammys Bikes) |
69 | Alexander Voitik (EGO p/b Sammys Bikes) |
70 | Eric Bockelman (Above and Beyond Cancer p/b Sch) |
71 | Dmitry Ponkratov (Team Novo Nordisk Development) |
72 | Macen Vanallen (Above and Beyond Cancer p/b Sch) |
73 | John Leach (Michigan Indiana Cycling) |
74 | Konrad Witt (ABD Cycling Club) |
75 | David Nickels (Team Novo Nordisk Development) |
76 | Alexander Meyer (SPBRC-Grand Performance) |
77 | Zvonimir Jelinic (Team Novo Nordisk) |
78 | Lennart Klein (Team Radon) |
79 | Tyler George (xXx Racing) |
80 | Seth Kleinglass (Lathrup Industries Cycling Team) |
81 | Zack Lavergne (ISCorp Cycling p/b SmartChoice) |
82 | Nathan Labecki (Intelligentsia Coffee) |
83 | Eran Preble (PTS Racing) |
84 | Shane Feehery (Summit Pro Racing) |
85 | Bill Mulligan (Brazen Dropouts) |
86 | Zack Kratche (QCW Cycling) |
87 | Steve Sonheim (SCCA/Starbucks Cycling) |
88 | John Balmer (Century Road Club Of America) |
89 | Michael Pincus (Giant Racing) |
90 | William Cooper (QCW Breakawaybikes.com p.b. Fel) |
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