Grasshopper series: Stetina wins in Super Sweetwater

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Ex-Trek pro triumphs ahead of Floren in round 2

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The podium: Peter Stetina, Sandy Floren and Colin Joyce(Image credit: Brian Tucker)

Peter Stetina won round two of the Grasshopper Adventure Series over the weekend at Super Sweetwater, beating Sandy Floren by 10 seconds and Colin Joyce by 34 seconds. Geoff Kabush, who won the first race of the series ahead of Stetina, finished fifth at 1:41 back.

The race of attrition whittled the lead group down to just a handful of contenders in the closing kilometres, with Stetina having the most left in his tank for the finale at the end of the 145km test.

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Results
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Peter Stetina 3:05:35
2Sandy Floren 0:00:10
3Colin Joyce 0:00:34
4Brennan Wertz 0:01:11
5Geoff Kabush 0:01:41
6Nate English 0:02:05
7Tyler Williams
8Chris Baird 0:02:38
9Jonathan Baker 0:02:44
10Dominik Cinka 0:02:47
11John Borstelmann 0:03:10
12Jovanni Stefani 0:03:26
13Gavin Murray 0:04:00
14Zach Morvant 0:04:13
15Naveen Molloy 0:05:37
16Kirk Carlsen 0:05:39
17Tyler Ackerson 0:05:50
18Keelan Ontiveros 0:07:25
19Christopher Craig 0:08:06
20Lucas Paz 0:08:31
21Erik Hammerquist 0:13:10
22Ben Delaney 0:13:11
23Kyle Schirrmacher 0:13:26
24Jordan Kestler 0:14:48
25Caleb Holtzinger 0:17:17
26Chaz Christiensen 0:20:13
27Ryan Wei 0:20:27
28Greg Mccullough 0:28:29
29Michael van de Hann 0:29:12
30Max Korus 0:29:14
31Creighton Gruber 0:29:15
32Ariel Herrmann 0:31:01
33Tym Lang 0:33:58
34Nicholas Kupiak 0:36:44
35Jackson Duncan 0:37:01
36Marshall Opel 0:47:48
37Noah Hayes 0:53:33
38Nick Jenkins 0:54:52
39Jd Bergmann 1:05:16
40Alvin Escajeda 1:06:51
41Matt Hornland
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