Joe Martin: Schneider wins stage 4 criterium and overall title for women

Skylar Schneider (L39ION of Los Angeles) in pink leader's jersey during stage 4 criterium at Joe Martin Stage Race (Image credit: Tom Ewart/ Joe Martin Stage Race)

Skylar Schneider (L39ION of Los Angeles) won the stage 4 Experience Fayetteville Criterium on Sunday and claimed the overall title at the 2021 Joe Martin Stage Race. She grabbed the pink leader’s jersey with a win on the opening day of racing in the four-day UCI stage race and never let go.

"I'm extremely happy that we were able to bring home the pink (leader’s) jersey. This has pretty much been my biggest goal all year,” Schneider said. “To bring this one home feels really good. It shows the L39ION is more than just a crit team, and the women's team is definitely on the right path to becoming bigger and better next year.”

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Full results
Pos.	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Skylar Schneider (USA) L39ION of Los Angeles	50:44:00
2	Veronica Ewers (USA) Team Tibco-Silicon Valley Bank
3	Emma White (USA) Rally Cycling
4	Maggie Coles-Lyster (Can) DNA Pro Cycling Team
5	Samantha Runnels (USA) 3T/Q+M Cycling
6	Rachel Langdon (GBr) Instafund Racing
7	Heidi Franz (USA) Rally Cycling
8	Holly Henry (Can) Instafund Racing
9	Clara Honsinger (USA) Team Tibco-Silicon Valley Bank	0:00:08
10	Kaitlyn Rauwerda (Can) Team Desjardins Ford
11	Caitlin Conyers (Ber) Lux/Sideshow p/b Specialized
12	Anet Barrera Esparza (Mex) 3T/Q+M Cycling	0:00:12
13	Sommers Creed (USA) Classic Cycling p/b B-Line	0:00:15
14	Erica Clevenger (USA) DNA Pro Cycling Team	0:00:18
15	Hannah Dalsing (USA) Roxo Racing
16	Madeline Bemis (USA) Rally Cycling	0:00:33
17	Emma Langley (USA) Team Tibco-Silicon Valley Bank	0:00:36
18	Kathryn Aman (USA) 3T/Q+M Cycling	0:00:45
19	Lauren Stephens (USA) Team Tibco-Silicon Valley Bank	0:00:53
20	Nicole Frain (Aus) Team Tibco-Silicon Valley Bank	0:01:16
21	Camille Primeau (Can) Team Desjardins Ford	0:04:02
22	Allison Mrugal (USA) Classic Cycling p/b B-Line	0:05:04
23	Yael Klein (Can) Automatic Racing	0:05:43
24	Kira Payer (USA) Lux/Sideshow p/b Specialized
25	Holly Breck (USA) Rally Cycling
26	Sara Poidevin (Can) Rally Cycling
27	Gillian Ellsay (Can) Instafund Racing	0:06:36
28	Brenna Wrye-Simpson (USA) DNA Pro Cycling Team	0:07:00
29	Margot Clyne (USA) DNA Pro Cycling Team
30	Jane Tullis (USA) Roxo Racing	0:07:14
31	Julyn Renee Aguila Hernandez (Mex) L39ION of Los Angeles
32	Katy Sorrell (USA) Classic Cycling p/b B-Line
33	Emma Delisle (Can) Team Desjardins Ford
34	Maddy Ward (USA) Team Tibco-Silicon Valley Bank
35	Noemie Fortin (Can) Team Desjardins Ford	0:07:32
36	Nicole Shields (NZl) DNA Pro Cycling Team
37	Claire Windsor (USA) Lux/Sideshow p/b Specialized
38	Elizabeth Gin (Can) Instafund Racing
39	Merrill Thierman (USA) Classic Cycling p/b B-Line
OTL	Maeghan Easler (USA) Lux/Sideshow p/b Specialized
OTL	Staci McCudden (Aus) Lux/Sideshow p/b Specialized
OTL	Tracy Carrington (USA) Roxo Racing
OTL	Casandra Cardoza (USA) Classic Cycling p/b B-Line
OTL	Emily Marcolini (Can) 3T/Q+M Cycling
OTL	Rachel Jordan (USA) 3T/Q+M Cycling
OTL	Christie Tracy (USA) 3T/Q+M Cycling
OTL	Kara Lilly (Can) Automatic Racing
DNF	Olivia Ray (NZl) Rally Cycling
DNF	Kimberly Lucie (USA) DNA Pro Cycling Team
DNF	Florence Howden (USA) Classic Cycling p/b B-Line
DNF	Lucy Hempstead (Can) Team Desjardins Ford
DNS	Isabella Bertold (Can) Instafund Racing

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General classification after stage 4
Pos.	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Skylar Schneider (USA) L39ION of Los Angeles	6:39:58
2	Veronica Ewers (USA) Team Tibco-Silicon Valley Bank	0:00:13
3	Heidi Franz (USA) Rally Cycling	0:00:39
4	Clara Honsinger (USA) Team Tibco-Silicon Valley Bank	0:00:42
5	Anet Barrera Esparza (Mex) 3T/Q+M Cycling	0:01:55
6	Emma Langley (USA) Team Tibco-Silicon Valley Bank	0:02:25
7	Samantha Runnels (USA) 3T/Q+M Cycling	0:05:11
8	Erica Clevenger (USA) DNA Pro Cycling Team	0:05:32
9	Maggie Coles-Lyster (Can) DNA Pro Cycling Team	0:05:33
10	Holly Henry (Can) Instafund Racing	0:05:49
11	Kaitlyn Rauwerda (Can) Team Desjardins Ford	0:05:52
12	Sommers Creed (USA) Classic Cycling p/b B-Line	0:06:33
13	Lauren Stephens (USA) Team Tibco-Silicon Valley Bank	0:07:05
14	Emma White (USA) Rally Cycling	0:07:24
15	Madeline Bemis (USA) Rally Cycling	0:07:30
16	Rachel Langdon (GBr) Instafund Racing	0:07:53
17	Sara Poidevin (Can) Rally Cycling	0:10:08
18	Kira Payer (USA) Lux/Sideshow p/b Specialized	0:11:20
19	Allison Mrugal (USA) Classic Cycling p/b B-Line	0:11:40
20	Caitlin Conyers (Ber) Lux/Sideshow p/b Specialized	0:13:46
21	Kathryn Aman (USA) 3T/Q+M Cycling	0:14:16
22	Margot Clyne (USA) DNA Pro Cycling Team	0:14:25
23	Holly Breck (USA) Rally Cycling	0:14:51
24	Nicole Frain (Aus) Team Tibco-Silicon Valley Bank	0:17:05
25	Yael Klein (Can) Automatic Racing	0:18:13
26	Brenna Wrye-Simpson (USA) DNA Pro Cycling Team	0:21:39
27	Gillian Ellsay (Can) Instafund Racing	0:22:49
28	Maddy Ward (USA) Team Tibco-Silicon Valley Bank	0:23:55
29	Emma Delisle (Can) Team Desjardins Ford	0:24:11
30	Jane Tullis (USA) Roxo Racing	0:24:21
31	Julyn Renee Aguila Hernandez (Mex) L39ION of Los Angeles	0:25:34
32	Camille Primeau (Can) Team Desjardins Ford	0:26:44
33	Hannah Dalsing (USA) Roxo Racing	0:27:22
34	Nicole Shields (NZl) DNA Pro Cycling Team	0:27:41
35	Noemie Fortin (Can) Team Desjardins Ford	0:29:39
36	Elizabeth Gin (Can) Instafund Racing	0:31:26
37	Claire Windsor (USA) Lux/Sideshow p/b Specialized	0:38:08
38	Merrill Thierman (USA) Classic Cycling p/b B-Line	0:39:28
39	Katy Sorrell (USA) Classic Cycling p/b B-Line	1:03:54

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