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Results
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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | Aurelion Passeron (Garneau Club Chaussure) |
| 2 | Ryan Freund (Verizon U25 p/b ABD) |
| 3 | Carlos Ospina (Colombia National) |
| 4 | John Grant (Texas Roadhouse p/b Motorex) |
| 5 | Rene Birkenfeld (Steven's Racing) |
| 6 | James Langedyk (Garneau Club Chaussure) |
| 7 | Stathy Touloumis (Alberto's Sport) |
| 8 | Phillip Mann (Bahati Foundation Pro Cycling Team) |
| 9 | Andreas Muller (TSC Berlin) |
| 10 | Kevin Attkisson (Texas Roadhouse p/b Motorex) |
| 11 | Justin Armstead (Team Mack) |
| 12 | Shaun Mccarthy (Garneau Club Chaussure) |
| 13 | Andrew Bates (Great Dane Velo Club) |
| 14 | Antony Dimitrovski (BikeBug/Carroll & O'Dea) |
| 15 | Robert Kelley (Bicycle Heaven) |
| 16 | Hogan Sills (Verizon U25 p/b ABD) |
| 17 | Ian Burnett (Bahati Foundation Pro Cycling Team) |
| 18 | Morgan Ryan (Bahati Foundation Elite Cycling Team) |
| 19 | Joe Bippus (SOUTH CHICAGO WHEELMEN) |
| 20 | Andrew Otte (Purdue University) |
| 21 | Ara Oggoian (BICYCLE HEAVEN) |
| 22 | Brian Boudreau |
| 23 | Brian Haas (Alberto's Sport) |
| 24 | Theodore Grober (TEAM HELEN'S) |
| 25 | Kris Koke (BikeBug/Carroll & O'Dea) |
| 26 | Luke Williams (BIKE BUG/CARROLL & ODEA) |
| 27 | Erik Tomlinson (Spokes & Christ) |
| 28 | John Dapkus (Team Bicycle Heaven) |
| 29 | Robert Quinn (Racing Republic) |
| 30 | Danny Robertson (Verizon U25 p/b ABD) |
| 31 | Bryce Mead (Texas Roadhouse p/b Motorex) |
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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | Morgan Kapp (Herbalife LaGrange) |
| 2 | Kristen Meshberg (Flatlandia) |
| 3 | Melissa Erickson (NOVA ISCorp) |
| 4 | Nichole Wangsgard (Cedar City Utah & Roosters p/b Edge and Parle) |
| 5 | Karlee Gendron (TEAM MANITOBA/ WOODCOCK CYCLE WORKS) |
| 6 | Laura Parsons |
| 7 | Jessica Prinner (ABD Cycling Team) |
| 8 | Sarah Huang (Nova Cycle Sports Foundation Inc.) |
| 9 | Anna Drakulich (Herbalife LaGrange) |
| 10 | Erika Graves (Herbalife LaGrange) |
| 11 | Holly Mathews |
| 12 | Skye Armstrong (Bicycle John's Serious Cycling) |
| 13 | Sandra Pehl (AJ's / Nutrishop) |
| 14 | Greta Neimanas (XXX RACING-ATHLETICO) |
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