Results
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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | Anthony Dust (Dogfish Racing Team) |
| 2 | Rob Dirnbeck (Trek Store) |
| 3 | Devin Clark (The Hub Cycling Team) |
| 4 | Eduardo Nieuwenhuyzen (Michelob Ultra - Big Shark Rac) |
| 5 | David Henderson (CBC) |
| 6 | Bryan Sauter (The Hub Cycling Team) |
| 7 | C. Trey Hogan (Hogan/Dogfish Racing Team) |
| 8 | Brian VAN PELT (Blind Squirell) |
| DNP | Justin Bowen (ghisallo) |
| DNP | Nicholas Coil (TradeWind Energy / Trek Stores) |
| DNP | Robert Mayfield (Unattached) |
| DNP | Rudy RYBACK |
| DNP | Brandon ONeal (Cycles Unlimited/Team Scott) |
| DNP | James Prewitt (Michelob Ultra/Big Shark) |
| DNP | Luke Bligh (Dogfish Racing Team) |
| DNP | William Howells (The Hub Cycling Team) |
| DNP | David McGinnis (Momentum Racing) |
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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | Carrie Cash Wootten (Team VBF) |
| 2 | Kate Ross (Team Card) |
| 3 | Allison Braddock (Momentum Racing) |
| 4 | Emilie Duchow (Dogfish) |
| 5 | Terra Kier (Michelob Ultra Cycling) |
| 6 | Vanessa McKenzie (Proctor Cycling Team) |
| 7 | Bethany Himel (Metro East Cycling) |
| 8 | Cory Redmond (Mesa Racing) |
| DNP | Katherine Hrubes (Hub) |
| DNP | Yvette Liebesman (Fulcrum Coaching) |
| DNP | Daphany Prewitt (Michelob Ultra/Big Shark) |
| DNP | Suzanne Johnson (Michelob Ultra - Big Shark Rac) |
| DNP | Mariasol Johannes (Unattached) |
| DNP | Molly Brady |
TOPICS
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Women's Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race: Ally Wollaston takes back-to-back win from small group sprint
Josie Nelson second and Mireia Benito third as rider from New Zealand becomes first dual winner in Geelong -
'I can't see why there isn't more to come' - Michael Storer lifts Tudor's Grand Tour ambitions at the Giro d'Italia
Australian to make 2026 debut at the UAE Tour before clashing with Jonas Vingegaard and Isaac del Toro again in Italy -
'If he went any faster on that course, he'd start knocking the poles out of the ground' - Wout van Aert hails leading Cyclo-cross World Championships favourite Mathieu van der Poel
Belgian rates Van der Poel as 'Without a doubt, the best cyclo-cross rider ever.' -
A dream comeback: Shirin van Anrooij shines at home Cyclo-cross World Championships opener after last year's iliac artery nightmare
'I hope I'll have these legs again tomorrow' says the 23-year-old as the battle for another rainbow jersey continues with the elite women's race in Hulst
