Higgins and Hill win at Schlitz Park
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Men's Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Ben Hill (USA) Charter Mason Giant Racing |
2 | Jack Bobridge (Aus) Budget Forklifts |
3 | Adan Myerson (USA) Astellas Cycling Team |
4 | Aldo Ilesic (Slo) AltoVelo p/b Seasucker Factory Racing |
5 | Ruben Camapanioni (USA) Stradalli Cycle |
6 | Alexander Ray (Can) Silber Pro Cycling |
7 | Brandon Feehery (USA) Astellas Cycling Team |
8 | Colton Barrett (USA) Texas Roadhouse Cycling |
9 | Scott Sunderland (Aus) Budget Forklifts |
10 | Camilo Ulloa (Col) Liciclismo Meta Colombia |
Women's Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Cari Higgins (USA) UnitedHealthcare |
2 | Alysha Keith (Nzl) New Zealand Cycling |
3 | Lauren Ellis (Nzl) New Zealand Cycling |
4 | Tina Pic (USA) Pepper Palace Pro Cycling |
5 | Lauretta Hanson (USA) Fearless Femme |
6 | Kaitlin Antonneau (USA) TWENTY16 p/b SHO-AIR |
7 | Yussely Soto (USA) ISCorp Cycling p/b SmartChoice |
8 | Cristina Hughes (USA) ICE Sportswear p/b Pinnacle Racing |
9 | Laura Van Gilder (USA) Mellow Mushroom Racing |
10 | Racquel Sheath (Nzl) New Zealand Cycling |
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