Gosse Van Der Meer wins men's Major Taylor Cross Cup 1

Gosse Van Der Meer (Netherlands) (Image credit: Getty Images)

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Results
Pos.	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Gosse Van Der Meer (Ned)	1:03:11
2	Scott Funston (USA)	0:00:28
3	Cody Cupp (USA)	0:01:07
4	Andrew Dillman (USA)	0:01:29
5	Caleb Swartz (USA)	0:01:49
6	Jonathan Anderson (USA)	0:01:59
7	Ross Ellwood (USA)	0:02:00
8	Dillon Mcneill (USA)	0:02:21
9	Daxton Mock (USA)	0:02:44
10	Eric Thompson (USA)	0:03:15
11	Jules Van Kempen (USA)	0:04:11
12	Rory Jack (USA)	0:04:30
13	Nick Carter (USA)	0:04:41
14	Cody Kaiser (USA)	0:04:42
15	Allan Schroeder (USA)	0:04:49
16	Brian Matter (USA)	0:05:37
17	Terol Pursell (USA)	0:05:52
18	Andrew Giniat (USA)	0:06:10
19	Tyler Cloutier (USA)	0:06:51
20	Casey Hildebrandt (USA)	0:07:25
21	Matthew Riley (USA)
22	Mark Myles (USA)
23	Michael Larson (USA)
24	Peter Swinand (USA)
25	Travis Livermon (USA)
26	Nathan Knowles (USA)
27	Josh Bauer (USA)
28	Ryder Uetrecht (USA)
29	John Paul Amalong (USA)
30	Seamus O'Connor-Walker (USA)
31	Ethan Jedlicka (USA)
32	Michael Sanders (USA)
33	Andrew Loaiza (USA)
34	Trevor August (USA)
35	Henry Mcalvanah (USA)
36	Nicholas Tabares (USA)
37	Shawn Geiger (USA)
DNF	Lucas Stierwalt (USA)
DNF	Jeremy Bloyd-Peshkin (USA)
DNF	Mark Hewitt (USA)
DNS	Kyle Johnson (USA)

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