Eric Brunner (USA) won the elite men’s Pan American Cyclocross Championships title for a fourth consecutive year, edging Curtis White (USA) for the gold on a fast course in Missoula, Montana.
Andrew Strohmeyer, this season's USCX Cyclocross Series elite men's winner, earned the bronze just three seconds ahead of Scott Funston to make it a US sweep of the medals. The pair had been part of the four-rider lead group on the first half of the eight-lap race, until Brunner and White made final moves by the sixth circuit and marked each other to the end.
Sunday's Pan-American Cyclocross Championships were the ninth stop on the USA Cycling Cyclocross National Series, which continues November 16-17 at Nash Dash in Hampton, Georgia and November 23-24 at North Carolina Grand Prix in Hendersonville, North Carolina.
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