Grasshopper series: Stetina wins in Super Sweetwater

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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.

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

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