Men's podium: 2nd place Stephen Hall (PA Lightning) 1st place, Oscar Clark (Holowesko/Citadel p/b Hincapie Sportswear) 3rd place Dennis Ramirez (Gateway Harley-Davidson Trek Development
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Men's field lines up for the National Anthem.
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And Oscar Clark (Holowesko/Citadel p/b Hincapie Sportswear) takes the win!
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Oscar Clark makes his decisive move of the day with one lap to go.
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Daniel Holloway (Texas Roadhouse Cycling) chases hard.
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Oscar Clark (Holowesko/Citadel p/b Hincapie Sprtswear) pushes the break.
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Speeds increased for the last 10 laps as riders dropped by the wayside.
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Multiple Crit National Champion, Dan Holloway (Texas Roadhouse Cycling) had a great day proving he's familiar with this course.
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Stephen Hall (PA Lightening) skills served him well as he made a great break from the group.
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Small town USA saw a thrilling race that challenged All- especially the hills.
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Mike Margarite (CRCA/The Weather Channel Specialized Cycling Team) was active all day and held his own with each Pro he encountered as he pushed his way through the peloton.
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They string out though, as the pace quickens.
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Early on as they find their footing through the streets of Historic Doylestown.
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The field takes off on the first of 45 laps around the course.
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