But a great ride from Kerry Werner Jr. (USA BMC U23 Development Team) took the win!
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Normally riding road-Tyler Wren (Jamis Bicycles) showed some great CX on the course today.
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Having now earned enough points for 'cross Worlds, Michael Garrigan (Stage-Race/Blacksmith cycle) considers the road ahead.
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Dan Timmerman (RGM Watches-Richard Sachs) finished strong, but didn't have the race he did on Day 1.
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Face of a leader- Kerry Werner Jr. (USA BMC U23 Development Team) smokes the pack.
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Christian Favata (RGM Watches-Richard Sachs) did a good job for his team this weekend.
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Nicholas Keough (www.keoughcyclocross.com) works with Adam Myerson (Team SmartStopMountain Khakis) to bridge the gap to the lead group.
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Dan Chabanov (RMG Watches- Richard Sachs) keeps a keen eye on the road ahead.
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Adam Myerson (Team SmartStop/Mountain Khakis) moves carefully through this crowd.
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Michael Garrigan (Stage-Race/Blacksmith cycle) takes 3rd, Kerry Werner Jr. (USA BMC U23 Development Team) wins 1st, Tyler Wren (Jamis Bicycles) is 2nd. Congrats Guys!
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The collective might and will of Tadej Pogačar's team has kept the peloton in check until now but with illness in the ranks that could be about to change