Tulsa Tough: Lamperti wins River Parks Crit and secures Omnium title

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Omnium Podium: Luke Lamperti (TRINITY Racing) winner, Alfredo Rodriguez (Best Buddies Racing) second and Brian Gomez (Best Buddies Racing) third(Image credit: SnowyMountain Photography)

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Results
Pos.	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Luke Lamperti (TRINITY Racing)	1:08:45
2	Thomas Gibbons (Automatic Racing)	0:00:01
3	Cesar Serna (Team Audi McKinney-Encore Wire p/b Cadence Cyclery)	0:00:02
4	Alfredo Rodriguez (Best Buddies Racing)
5	Bryan Gomez (Best Buddies Racing)
6	Samuel Boardman (L39ION of Los Angeles)
7	Sugio Henao (Emanuel Ibarry and 2NDBIKE TEAM)	0:00:03
8	Oscar Pachon (DCC)
9	Drew Dillman (Texas Roadhouse Cycling Team PB Athletic Brewing Co)
10	Cade Bickmore (Texas Roadhouse Cycling Team PB Athletic Brewing Co)	0:00:06
11	Jonathan Brown (Blazers)
12	Colin Patterson (Automatic Racing)
13	Jack Shuckra (Empyr Cycling)	0:00:07
14	Denis Rugovac (Team Audi McKinney-Encore Wire p/b Cadence Cyclery)	0:00:09
15	Sam Morris (DCC)	0:00:11
16	Andrew Giniat (CS Velo)	0:00:16
17	Andrew Dewar (Team CLIF Bar Cycling)
18	Connor White (CS Velo)
19	Evan Bausbacher (Ride Bikes Bro)
20	Dillon Geary (Team Mack)
21	Preston Glace (Ride Bikes Bro)	0:00:17
22	Mason Schofield (Space City Development Team - Chapeau Labs)
23	Patrick Welch (Kelly Benefit Strategies Elite Cycling)	0:00:19
24	Caleb Langley (First Internet Bank)	0:00:21
25	Brandon Feehery (Project Echelon Racing)
26	James Hilyer (Rio Grande Elite Cycling Team)
27	Michael Hernandez (Best Buddies Racing)	0:00:34
28	Zach Stein (ELBOWZ Racing)	0:00:39
29	Frank Travieso (Blazers)	0:00:51
30	Spencer Miller (Kelly Benefit Strategies Elite Cycling)
31	Robert Sievve (Best Buddies Racing)	0:00:53
32	Austin Gomes (Team Mack)	0:00:54
33	Chris Tolley (Ride Bikes Bro)	0:01:17
34	Ed Veal (Automatic Racing)	0:01:32
35	Asa Black (First Internet Bank)	0:01:35
36	Cruz Edvardo (ButcherBox Cycling)	0:01:36
37	Tanner Ward (Best Buddies Racing)	0:01:39
38	Henry York (Rio Grande Elite Cycling Team)	0:02:00
39	Jamie Castaneda (Emanuel Ibarry and 2NDBIKE TEAM)	0:02:01
40	Jaun Esteban Arango (Emanuel Ibarry and 2NDBIKE TEAM)	0:03:21
41	Ricky Morales (Emanuel Ibarry and 2NDBIKE TEAM)	0:03:23
42	Francisco Lara Carbajal (DCC)
43	Kyle Perry (Texas Roadhouse Cycling Team PB Athletic Brewing Co)
44	Jonas Orset (Team Audi McKinney-Encore Wire p/b Cadence Cyclery)
45	Kody Babler (Flicker \| Hub Bikes)
46	Sebastian Cano (Aminorip Factory Racing)	0:03:24
47	Stefan Rothe (ELBOWZ Racing)
48	Manuel Porzner (DCC)
49	Jim Maddock (Primal - Audi Denver)
50	Brenden Hardy (Above + Beyond Cancer p/b Bike World)
51	Liam White (ButcherBox Cycling)	0:03:27
52	Cody Kaiser (Kinetic Cycles / Specialized / SRAM / Zipp)
53	Trey Shepard (First Internet Bank)
54	Eli Husted (ELBOWZ Racing)
55	Spencer Jones (ELBOWZ Racing)
56	Nasani Hennis (Miami Blazers)
57	Michael Allison (Move Up Elite Road)	0:03:28
58	Conor Mullervy (Team CLIF Bar Cycling)
59	Joe Waters (Empyr Cycling)
60	Ryan Wei (Team CLIF Bar Cycling)	0:05:43
61	Samuel Blackmon (Nashville Local Cycling)
62	Mario Arroyave (Team Elevate Racing)
63	Pavle Kalaba (Space City Development Team - Chapeau Labs)
64	Caleb Smith (Robson Forensic P/B Extra Sweet)
65	Fabio Calabria (Pirelli)
66	Justin Bird (team Mack)
67	Liam Flanagan (Kelly Benefit Strategies Elite Cycling)
68	Luke Feuerhelm (First internet Bank)
69	Cristian Rios (Emanuel Ibarry and 2NDBIKE TEAM)
70	Lee Yarbro
71	Andy Heuser (Team Audi McKinney-Encore Wire p/b Cadence Cyclery)
72	Rex Roberts (Ride Bikes Bro)
73	Amir Danel (Kelly Benefit Strategies Elite Cycling)
74	Branden Russell (Fount Cycling Guild)
75	Chris Wilson (Fount Cycling Guild)
76	Ethan Craine (Project Echelon Racing)
77	Kent Woermann (Move Up Elite Road)
78	Andrew Evans (The Bike Route)	0:05:44
79	William Seitz (Robson Forensic P/B Extra Sweet)
80	Timothy j. Killelea (Nashville Local Cycling)
81	Jacob Slosar (Team Mack)
82	Cayden Whitehill (Team Mack)
83	Fred 6 Vincent (Team Elevate Racing)
84	Matt Bailey (Empyr Cycling)
85	Ian Borella (Team Mack)
DNF	Crawford Romello (Blazers)
DNF	Dennis Ramirez (DCC)
DNF	Austin Anderson (Empyr Cycling)
DNF	Bryce Olsen (Empyr Cycling)
DNF	Jonah Sanchez (Ride Bikes Bro)
DNF	Osias Lozano (Robson Forensic P/B Extra Sweet)
DNF	Lachlan Holliday (Robson Forensic P/B Extra Sweet)
DNF	Kevin Mullervy (Team CLIF Bar Cycling)
DNF	Christopher Beall (Terun Elite)
DNF	Leonardo Hernandez (USMES)
DNS	Cory Williams (L39ION of Los Angeles)
DNS	Ty Magner (L39ION of Los Angeles)
DNS	Gavin Hoover (L39ION of Los Angeles)
DNS	Alec Cowan (L39ION of Los Angeles)
DNS	Justin Williams (L39ION of Los Angeles)
DNS	Justin Bolde (Aminorip Factory Racing)
DNS	Tony Baca (Aminorip Factory Racing)
DNS	Thomas Salvesen (Automatic Racing)
DNS	Aldo Ilesic (Automatic Racing)
DNS	Nick Carter (Automatic Racing)
DNS	Ama Nsek (Best Buddies Racing)
DNS	Will Ross (Black Swift/Cycleton)
DNS	Dante Young (Blazers)
DNS	Joshua Kelly (Blazers)
DNS	Jack White (BSCG Support Clean Sport)
DNS	Oliver Flautt (ButcherBox Cycling)
DNS	Sam Rosenholtz (ButcherBox Cycling)
DNS	Cameron Beard (ButcherBox Cycling)
DNS	Nick White (ButcherBox Cycling)
DNS	Will Gleason (CS Velo)
DNS	Taylor Warren (CS Velo)
DNS	Ismael Collada Acosta (DCC)
DNS	Canyon Emmott (ELBOWZ Racing)
DNS	Patrick Casey (Empyr Cycling)
DNS	Alvin Escajeda (Endo Concept Team)
DNS	Johnny Purvis (First Internet Bank)
DNS	David Richter (Fount Cycling Guild)
DNS	Nathan Brown (Human Powered Health)
DNS	Nathan Surowiec (Kelly Benefit Strategies Elite Cycling)
DNS	Sait Arana (Kelly Benefit Strategies Elite Cycling)
DNS	Calvin Conaway (Midwestdevo)
DNS	Matt Ledbetter (Move Up Elite Road)
DNS	Jeremiah Stoller (Nashville Local Cycling)
DNS	Kyle Tiesler (Nashville Local Cycling)
DNS	Andrew Scarano (Nashville Local Cycling)
DNS	Stephen Hall (Pedal Mafia)
DNS	David Wright (Ponte Vedra Racing)
DNS	John Ryan (Premier Racing Texas)
DNS	John Heinlein (Project Echelon Racing)
DNS	Jordan Cheyne (Project Echelon Racing)
DNS	Peter Olejniczak (Project Echelon Racing)
DNS	Stephen Pimental (Ride Bikes Bro)
DNS	Tayne Andrade (Rio Grande Elite Cycling Team)
DNS	Peter Behm (Rio Grande Elite Cycling Team)
DNS	Liam Flannery (Rio Grande Elite Cycling Team)
DNS	Chaz Hogenauer (Rio Grande Elite Cycling Team)
DNS	Alex Marr (Rio Grande Elite Cycling Team)
DNS	John Bowie (Robson Forensic P/B Extra Sweet)
DNS	Johnny Mitchell (Robson Forensic P/B Extra Sweet)
DNS	Devraj Grewal (Space City Development Team - Chapeau Labs)
DNS	Sam Benedict (Specialized Project 74)
DNS	Tyler Cloutier (TCCX)
DNS	David Gaona (Team Audi McKinney-Encore Wire p/b Cadence Cyclery)
DNS	Jacob Kelly (Team Audi McKinney-Encore Wire p/b Cadence Cyclery)
DNS	Owen Gillott (Team CLIF Bar Cycling)
DNS	Chris Stuart (Team CLIF Bar Cycling)
DNS	Tyler Locke (Team Corratec America)
DNS	Elvys Reyes (Team Corratec America)
DNS	Cesar Marte Arias (Team Corratec America)
DNS	Carlos Hernandez (Team Corratec America)
DNS	Ismael Sanchez (Team Corratec America)
DNS	Luke Pharis (Team Elevate Racing)
DNS	Mark Baerd (Team Elevate Racing)
DNS	Matt Mikul (Terun Elite)
DNS	Zackery Weimer (Terun Elite)
DNS	Aaron Beebe (Texas Roadhouse Cycling Team PB Athletic Brewing Co)
DNS	Eli House (Texas Roadhouse Cycling Team PB Athletic Brewing Co)
DNS	Jonathan Jacob (Texas Roadhouse Cycling Team PB Athletic Brewing Co)
DNS	Chase Wark (Warks Cycling Services p/b Adventure Cycle & Ski)
DNS	Christopher Morales (Emanuel Ibarry and 2NDBIKE TEAM)
DNS	Samuel (Hunter) Grove (L39ION of Los Angeles)

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