Rochester Cyclocross C2: Baestaens repeats for win on Sunday for elite men

Vincent Baestaens (Deschacht-hens-maes) won both days at 2021 Rochester Cyclocross to take lead in USCX Series (Image credit: Chris Norvold)

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Results
Pos.	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Vincent Baestaens (Deschacht-hens-maes)	1:01:53
2	Stephen Hyde (Steve Tilford Foundation Racing)	0:00:07
3	Kerry Werner Jr. (The Kona Adventure Team)	0:00:22
4	Curtis White (Cannondale p/b Cyclocrossworld.com)	0:00:32
5	Michael Van den Ham (Easton Giant CX)	0:00:52
6	Gage Hecht (Aevolo)	0:00:58
7	Brannan Fix (Fix Racing)	0:01:11
8	Gosse Van der Meer (Bombtrack Bicycles p/b Hunt Wheels)	0:01:49
9	Eric Brunner (Blue Competition Cycles p/b Build)	0:02:32
10	Caleb Swartz (Giant/Neff Cycle Service)	0:02:46
11	Cody Cupp (Riders Inc.)	0:02:53
12	Ben Frederick (ORNOT/TheSmallMonstersProject/Ritchey)	0:02:57
13	Sam Noel (Competitive Edge Racing)	0:03:06
14	Jonathan Anderson (J MONEYS ELITE FACTORY TEAM)	0:03:07
15	Lance Haidet (L39ION of Los Angeles)	0:03:20
16	Jacob Leblanc (Competitive Edge Racing)	0:03:31
17	Cody Kaiser (LangeTwins / Specialized)	0:03:42
18	Scott Mcgill (Aevolo)	0:03:47
19	Tommy Servetas (Competitive Edge Racing)	0:03:48
20	Eric Thompson (MSPEEDWAX.COM)	0:03:52
21	Ross Ellwood (Alpha Bicycle Co. - Groove Subary)	0:04:13
22	Dylan Zakrajsek (KCCX Elite Cyclocross Team)	0:04:20
23	Casey Hildebrandt (Donkey Label)	0:04:23
24	Sam Brown (Alpha Bicycle Co. - Groove Silverthorne)	0:04:32
25	Travis Livermon	0:04:44
26	Jack Tanner	0:04:53
27	Matteo Oppizzi (Cannondale-Iland)	0:05:01
28	Tyler Cloutier (TCCX)	0:05:25
29	Kyle Johnson (USA Cycling Olympic Development Academy)	0:05:34
30	Nicholas F Tabares	0:05:42
31	Brody Sanderson (AWI Racing P/B The Crank & Sprocket Bicycle co.)	0:05:44
32	Ivan Gallego (USA Cycling Olympic Development Academy)	0:05:50
33	Alex Ryan (Ibis off Road p/b Eliel Cycling)	0:06:26
34	Dan Timmerman (Timmermade)	0:06:28
35	Rory Jack (The Pony Shop p/b KPMG)	0:06:38
36	Terol Pursell (Forever Endurance)	0:06:44
37	Joe Schmalz (Steve Tilford Foundation Racing)	0:06:57
38	Tayne Andrade (Rio Grande Elite Cycling Team)	0:07:00
39	Trevor August (Finkraft Cycling Team)	0:07:04
40	John Paul Amalong (USA Cycling Olympic Development Academy)	0:07:05
41	Nate Knowles (ASU Junior Development)	0:07:12
42	Jeremy Boyd-peshkin	0:07:13
43	Hugo Brisebois (Ride with Rendall / Killington Mountain School)
44	Nick Lando (Competitive Edge Racing)
45	Chris Niesen (JAM / NCC)
46	Mark Hewitt (JAM / NCC)
47	Adam Myerson (Cycle-Smart)
48	Ryder Uetrecht (ASU Junior Development)
49	Patrick Frank (JAM / NCC)
50	Nicolas Villamizar (Ct Cycling Advancement Program)
51	Jake Olander (USA Cycling Olympic Development Academy)
52	Joshua Noggle (Gambit Racing)
53	Brett Cooper (Gambit Racing)
54	Peter Swinand (The Pony Shop p/b KPMG)
55	Michael Marston (Daedalus / Allstonvelo & Somervelo Racing)
56	Matthew Graham-o'Regan (Pratt Racing)
57	Gregg Griffo (Minuteman\|Empire Automation PB Tom's Pro Bike)
58	Brelon May (Topo Designs CC)
59	Dan Vaughn (JAM / NCC)
60	Shawn Geiger
61	Cole Ellison (Pratt Racing)
62	Jake Castor (UCI CT: Team Skyline)
63	Trevor Vowles (Local Openers)
DNF	Jules Van Kempen (Alpha Bicycle Company - Groove Subaru)
DNF	Andrew Nicholas (GS Savile Road)
DNF	Mark Myles (Be Real Sports)
DNS	Andrew Dillman (Rigd-Leitner)
DNS	Finnegan O'Connor (Comp Edge Racing)
DNS	Orion Child (Velo Childeric)

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