Thomson gives Fly V back-to-back wins
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published Mccaughey claims women's criterium win
Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Jay Thomson (Fly V Australia) |
2 | Carlos Uran (Colombia National) |
3 | Carlos Ospina (Colombia National) |
4 | Aurelion Passeron (Garneau Club Chaussure) |
5 | Bernie Sulzberger (Fly V Australia) |
6 | Zachary Davies (Groove Subaru Cycling Team) |
7 | Rene Birkenfeld (Steven's Racing) |
8 | Logan Loader (Lucemie Espoir Quimper) |
9 | Shaun Mccarthy (Garneau Club Chaussure) |
10 | Harry Kraft (Team Bergstrasse) |
11 | Emile Abraham (TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO NATIONAL TEAM) |
12 | Chad Hartley (Kenda Pro Cycling p/b GearGrinder) |
13 | Colton Barrett (Texas Roadhouse p/b Motorex) |
14 | Adam Bergman (Texas Roadhouse p/b Motorex) |
15 | Jonathan Cantwell (Fly V/Australia) |
16 | Phillip Mann (Bahati Foundation Pro Cycling Team) |
17 | Dave Hackworthy (BIANCHI GRAND PERFORMANCE) |
18 | Kris Koke (BikeBug/Carroll & O'Dea) |
19 | Sebastian Frey (Team Beier Lamdshat) |
20 | Marc Prutton (THIRSTY BEAR) |
21 | Pat Lemieux (Texas Roadhouse p/b Motorex) |
22 | Cody Foster (Team Hotel San Jose) |
23 | Guido Palma (Jamis/Sutter Home presented by Colavita) |
24 | Morgan Ryan (Bahati Foundation Elite Cycling Team) |
25 | Danny Robertson (Verizon U25 p/b ABD) |
26 | Erik Tomlinson (Spokes & Christ) |
27 | John Bergmann (Team Clif Bar) |
28 | Brian Boudreau |
29 | Bryan Mcvey (ReCycling p/b Ascension) |
30 | Stephen Alexander (TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO NATIONAL TEAM) |
31 | Paul Sumner (DIVINE ELECTRIC) |
32 | Zack Allison (ECHELON ENERGY) |
33 | Alex Vanias (Priority Health Cycling Team) |
34 | Ian Burnett (Bahati Foundation Pro Cycling Team) |
35 | David Block (BIANCHI GRAND PERFORMANCE) |
36 | Mauricio Frazer (Start Cycling Team- Argentina) |
37 | Hayden Brooks (Fly V Australia) |
38 | Joshua Carter (Team Hotel San Jose) |
39 | Nicholas Vetter (BIANCHI/ GRAND PERFORMANCE) |
40 | Bastian Faltin (Steven's Racing Team) |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Laura Mccaughey (Salamander) |
2 | Nichole Wangsgard (Cedar City Utah & Roosters p/b Edge and Parle) |
3 | Samantha Schneider (TEAM TIBCO / To the Top) |
4 | Jeannie Kuhajek (TEAM MACK RACING ASSOCIATION) |
5 | Jacqueline Kurth (TEAM KENDA) |
6 | Jennifer Purcell (Hotel San Jose) |
7 | Erica Allar (Team Vera Bradley Foundation) |
8 | Whitney Schultz (VELOFORMA) |
9 | Kristen Meshberg (Flatlandia) |
10 | Joan Meiners (RockyMounts~Izze Racing) |
11 | Maura Kinsella |
12 | Melissa Erickson (NOVA ISCorp) |
13 | Rachel Byus (FCS/ METRO VOLKSWAGEN) |
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