Binggeli and Harmony win Reaper's Madness downhill
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Full Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Logan Binggeli (KHS Factory Racing) | 0:03:46.21 |
2 | Aaron Gwin (Specilaized Racing) | 0:00:00.16 |
3 | Mikey Sylvestri (Arma Evil) | 0:00:02.54 |
4 | Kyle Sangers (PerformX DH Team) | 0:00:07.60 |
5 | Kevin Aiello (KHS Factory Racing) | 0:00:08.62 |
6 | Arthur Babcock (One ghost industries) | 0:00:10.58 |
7 | Waylon Smith (Trek/Southridge) | 0:00:12.29 |
8 | Ricardo Preciado (One Ghost) | 0:00:12.30 |
9 | Gavin Vaughan (Voncooper/Nema/Nukep) | 0:00:13.33 |
10 | Mark Clemens (Velo Pasadena) | 0:00:15.05 |
11 | Cody Kelley (Specialized Gravity) | 0:00:15.55 |
12 | Trevor Parson (Free Hub Mag) | 0:00:18.06 |
13 | Evan Turpen (Myself) | 0:00:18.71 |
14 | Zach Graveson (The Hub/FLY Racing) | 0:00:18.96 |
15 | Chris Higgerson | 0:00:19.81 |
16 | Graeme Pitts (Turner Bikes/One Ind) | 0:00:19.97 |
17 | Nikolas Dudukovich (One Ghost Industries) | 0:00:20.07 |
18 | Bobby Langin (Focus Apparel) | 0:00:22.12 |
19 | Quinton Spaulding (KHS Factory Racing) | 0:00:22.66 |
20 | Adam Digby (Hub Shop/Fly Racing) | 0:00:23.48 |
21 | Dante Harmony (Team Harmony Pivot) | 0:00:23.79 |
22 | Kellen Lutz (Bike Source) | 0:00:23.84 |
23 | Mike Day (GT) | 0:00:24.18 |
24 | Vance Bennett (Arts Cyclery) | 0:00:24.54 |
25 | Kyle Hogan (Ira's/Nema/Nukeproof) | 0:00:25.49 |
26 | Joe Picchiottino (Trek/Southridge) | 0:00:25.62 |
27 | Jonathan Widen (TLD / 5.10) | 0:00:25.73 |
28 | Ryan Paquette (Fly Racing) | 0:00:26.94 |
29 | Harrison Ory (Mojo Wheels) | 0:00:29.21 |
30 | Dylan Conte (Voncooper) | 0:00:29.26 |
31 | William Lujan (Sandia Cycles Downhi) | 0:00:29.38 |
32 | Conrad Culleney (One Ghost Industries) | 0:00:29.64 |
33 | Dave Seaquist (Gravity Pirates/Endl) | 0:00:30.26 |
34 | Naish Ulmer (Go-ride.com Crossfit) | 0:00:31.26 |
35 | Bo Macarthur (AuburnBikeCo/SCBikes) | 0:00:31.84 |
36 | Ray Syron (Evil Factory USA) | 0:00:32.35 |
37 | Austin Hackett-Klaube (Smith Optics) | 0:00:34.17 |
38 | Sam Stevens (Aloha Rocky Mountain) | 0:00:35.23 |
39 | Daniel Brisbon (SLO2THEBONE) | 0:00:37.41 |
40 | Keith Morelan (Trail Head Cyclery) | 0:00:37.86 |
41 | Wiley Kaupas (Wolf Rock Racing) | 0:00:38.79 |
42 | Cory Sullivan (Slo to the Bone) | 0:00:40.49 |
43 | Andrew Slowey (Oliver Racing) | 0:00:44.33 |
44 | Dan Godard (Mojo Wheels) | 0:00:44.89 |
45 | Blake Carney (Supercross BMX) | 0:00:47.57 |
46 | Tom Doran (O'brien) (SLO To The BONE) | 0:00:48.55 |
47 | Geoffrey Ayr (Highland Mt) | 0:00:49.10 |
48 | Vincent Sanchez (heart + soul) | 0:00:55.98 |
49 | Dustin Belcher (Aloha Mt Cycles) | 0:00:56.55 |
50 | Blair Reed (Mojo Wheels) | 0:01:04.01 |
DNF | Michael Daniels (Turner Dark Horse Ra) | Row 50 - Cell 2 |
DNF | Tanner Stephens | Row 51 - Cell 2 |
DNF | Felip Walker (SV Cycle Sport) | Row 52 - Cell 2 |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Jacqueline Harmony (Team Harmony Pivot) | 0:04:42.92 |
2 | Christine Dern (BEE RAD RACING) | 0:00:44.93 |
3 | Joy Martin (Vixen Racing) | 0:00:46.95 |
4 | Ana Rodriguez (Lake Town Bicycles) | 0:00:49.27 |
5 | Jackie Swider (Shredly/Team Bacon) | 0:00:53.03 |
6 | Adrienne Schneider (Fiveten 100% Natures) | 0:00:58.56 |
7 | Robyn Landstra-Embrey (Shine/Loeka) | 0:01:09.21 |
8 | Amanda Batty | 0:01:10.39 |
9 | Amber Price (BikeSource Gravity R) | 0:01:21.19 |
10 | Eva Wilson (Oliver Racing) | 0:01:28.80 |
DNF | Elinor Wesner (Femme Fatale Racing) | Row 10 - Cell 2 |
DNF | Lauren Heitzman (Mojo Wheels) | Row 11 - Cell 2 |
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