Tour of Americas Dairyland 2015: Stage 2 Results | Cyclingnews

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Brief Results

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#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Colton Barrett (Texas Roadhouse Cycling p/b Str)	1:30:49
2	Grant Erhard (SBR Quantum Racing)	Row 1 - Cell 2
3	Daniel Holloway (AltoVelo-Sea Sucker Factory Rac)	0:00:09
4	Rahsaan Bahati (Bahati-WTR)	0:00:10
5	Brandon Feehery (Astellas Cycling Team)	Row 4 - Cell 2
6	Scott Sunderland (Budget Forklifts)	Row 5 - Cell 2
7	Alexander Ray (Silber Racing)	Row 6 - Cell 2
8	Owen Gillott (Hagens Berman U-23)	0:00:11
9	Ryan Aitcheson (Astellas Cycling Team)	Row 8 - Cell 2
10	Emile Abraham (Texas Roadhouse Cycling p/b Str)	Row 9 - Cell 2

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Women
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Lauren Ellis (New Zealand Cycling)	0:59:33
2	Lauretta Hanson (Fearless Femme)	0:00:06
3	Cari Higgins (United Healthcare)	Row 2 - Cell 2
4	Yussely Soto (ISCorp Cycling p/b SmartChoice)	Row 3 - Cell 2
5	Nicolle Bruderer (IsCorp Cycling)	Row 4 - Cell 2
6	Racquel Sheath (New Zealand Cycling)	Row 5 - Cell 2
7	Laura Van Gilder (Mellow Mushroom Racing)	Row 6 - Cell 2
8	Holly Mathews (ISCorp Cycling p/b SmartChoice)	0:00:07
9	Tina Pic (Pepper Palace Pro Cycling)	Row 8 - Cell 2
10	Natalia Franco (Idermeta)	Row 9 - Cell 2

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