Mountain States Cup - Blast the Mass 2009: Super D Results

Results

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Elite men
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Sam Blenkinsop (Yeti Fox Factory)	0:05:38.72
2	Mike West (Maverick)	0:00:01.99
3	Chad Cheeney (Durango Devo)	0:00:17.94
4	Chris Baddick (University of Bath)	0:00:18.19
5	Spencer Powlison (Mafia Racing)	0:00:25.41
6	Nathaniel Hills (Wolf Rock Racing)	0:00:26.33
7	Naish Ulmer (KHS / Spy Optics)	0:00:27.11
8	William Overbagh (Road 34)	0:00:38.44
9	Chad Kittles (Bikeparts.com)	0:00:53.64
10	Peter Haile (Lees McCrae College)	0:00:54.14
11	Robert Garcia (Wolf Rock Racing)	0:00:54.79
12	Jake Lueckel (Bicycle Village)	0:00:55.99
13	Tyson Kaman (FCCT)	0:00:57.33
14	Waylon Smith (Mongoose)	0:01:46.27
15	Nick Truitt (PCL Construction/Yeti Cycles/Wheatridge)	0:23:01.14
DNF	Michael Pastore	Row 15 - Cell 2

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Elite women
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Jesse Kirkpatrick (Grassroots Cycles)	0:06:39.28
2	Kimber Gabryszak (Velo Bella Ellsworth)	0:00:14.27
3	Lynn Bush (Tough Girl / SCOTT)	0:00:16.89
4	Mary Hoyle	0:00:17.65
5	Sonya Bugbee (YetiBeti)	0:01:04.13
DNF	Sage Wilderman (Team Totally Wired)	Row 5 - Cell 2
DNF	Maria Pastore	Row 6 - Cell 2

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Junior men 18 & under
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Chase Weissinger (Ibis Cycles)	0:06:17.21
2	Gino Pastore (Durango Devo)	0:00:04.87
3	Drake Uriguen (Singletrack Bike Shop)	0:00:31.62
4	Elliott Saslow	0:00:32.05
5	Wade Harrison (Bitterbrush Cycles)	0:00:46.04
6	Joshua Wilcox (High Desert Bicycles)	0:00:46.40
7	Blake Kast	0:02:01.15
8	Sam Frackowiak	0:02:30.57
9	Luke Brown	0:02:45.42
10	Ezra Brown	0:03:15.85

Junior women 18 & under
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Lucy Stevens	0:07:55.77

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Men 19-29
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	James Sullivan	0:06:25.05
2	Kevin Mayer (Golden Bikes/Intense/Marzocchi)	0:00:02.54
3	Ian Gale (Steamboat Ski and Bike Kare)	0:00:08.00
4	Nathan Hadden	0:00:10.57
5	Craig Carlson (Terminal Velocity Racing)	0:00:28.73
6	Scott Polly	0:00:36.82
7	Adamo Busacca (Team Krunk Shox)	0:00:41.88
8	Jerry Doughty	0:00:47.04
9	Seth Kaufman	0:00:47.36
10	Max Cavanaugh (Vast Action)	0:01:00.78
DNF	Matt Giaraffa (Bench Racing)	Row 10 - Cell 2
DNF	Max Cavanaugh (Vast Action)	Row 11 - Cell 2

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Women 19+
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Aubrey Aragon	0:07:27.92
2	Sara Landis (Grass Roots Cycles / All Sound Design)	0:00:32.42
3	Sarah Rawley (YetiBeti)	0:00:53.38
4	Lauren Sullivan (Team Abby)	0:00:55.31
DNF	Susan Statz (Vastaction.c)	Row 4 - Cell 2

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Men 30+
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Scott Hackett (Team Body Sync / Leading Edge Sports)	0:06:27.28
2	Philip Bice (Boulder MTB Racing)	0:00:01.77
3	Aaron Uhl (Trek Bike Store Boulder / Boulder MTB Ra)	0:00:07.51
4	Cary Dunn (COMotion Sports / Yeti)	0:00:10.37
5	Keith D'angelico (Mojo Wheels)	0:00:16.34
6	Erik De La Rosa (Echelon Spokes and Slopes Racing)	0:00:41.71
7	Timothy Barnes (Mafia Racing)	0:00:45.46
8	Travis Fahrney	0:00:48.27
9	Jim Shepard (Wicked Impulse)	0:00:48.77
10	Michael Kast	0:01:32.26
11	Woody Harris (Mojo Wheels)	0:01:53.38
12	David Strouse (COMotion Sports / Yeti)	0:02:25.00
13	Jacques (Frenchy) Houot (No Problem / Clif / CBS)	0:02:53.36
DNF	Evan Chute (RPM/Yeti)	Row 13 - Cell 2
DNF	Wade Wilderman (Team Totally Wired)	Row 14 - Cell 2
DNF	Adam Lavender (Me Myself and I)	Row 15 - Cell 2
DNF	Mike Haley	Row 16 - Cell 2
DNF	Xander Oxman	Row 17 - Cell 2
DNF	Eddie Gomez	Row 18 - Cell 2

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