Mulally and Galyean win Plattekill Pro GRT round
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published Trek World racing goes one-two in men's race
Full Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Neko Mulally (Trek World Racing) | 0:02:15.33 |
2 | Brook MacDonald (Trek World Racing) | 0:00:01.60 |
3 | Kiran MacKinnon (Steve Peat Syndicate) | 0:00:05.81 |
4 | Kevin Aiello (KHS Bicycles) | 0:00:05.84 |
5 | Austin Hackett-Klaube (Trek/Smith/One Industry/Novi) | 0:00:07.07 |
6 | Arthur Babcock (One Ghost Industries/Fox/Shi) | 0:00:08.63 |
7 | Logan Binggeli (KHS Factory Racing/Life Stre) | 0:00:09.79 |
8 | Logan Mulally (Integrity Racing) | 0:00:10.21 |
9 | Max Morgan (Billy Goat Bikes/Mountain Kh) | 0:00:11.20 |
10 | Nik Dudukovich (One Ghost Industries/Fox/Shi) | 0:00:12.73 |
11 | Brian Scolforo (Fast Line Racing) | 0:00:14.22 |
12 | Alex McAndrew (Madkats/Transition) | 0:00:14.36 |
13 | Ray Syron (Evil Vengeance Tour) | 0:00:14.67 |
14 | Wiley Kaupas (Wolf Rock Racing) | 0:00:15.39 |
15 | Leland O'Connor (Fast Line Racing) | 0:00:15.50 |
16 | Mauricio Estrada (Colombia DH) | 0:00:16.68 |
17 | Lucas Cowan (Intense/ Troy Lee Designs) | 0:00:16.80 |
18 | Adam Digby (The Hub Bike Shop/Fly Racing) | 0:00:16.83 |
19 | Ryan Burney (Fly/Continental/Roxky Mtn.) | 0:00:16.98 |
20 | Cody Johnson (One Ghost/X-Fusion) | 0:00:18.19 |
21 | Zach Graveson | 0:00:18.78 |
22 | Philip Ott (Quick Stop Bike Shop/Hayes) | 0:00:20.51 |
23 | Justin Brigandi (Drop/Zerate) | 0:00:21.26 |
24 | Geoffrey Ayr (Mavic/Trek/HMBP) | 0:00:21.76 |
25 | Andrew Slowey (Oliver Racing/Specialized/TL) | 0:00:22.08 |
26 | Felip Walker (Scotts Valley Cycle Sport) | 0:00:23.66 |
27 | Jordan Newth (Specialized/ True Wheels/100) | 0:00:23.97 |
28 | Dan Albert (ATL/Canfield Brothers) | 0:00:24.07 |
29 | William Anderson (S & W Sports) | 0:00:25.32 |
30 | Corey McMahon (JuMac/ODI/One Industries/Bik) | 0:00:25.63 |
31 | Brendon Schweitzer (Oliver Racing/ Specialized) | 0:00:26.75 |
32 | Christopher Mari (Speed legion Racing/Avalance) | 0:00:27.65 |
33 | Oliver Levick (Drummer Racing) | 0:00:28.44 |
34 | Brandon Blakely (Billy Goat Racing/Mountain K) | 0:00:29.23 |
35 | Quinton Spaulding (KHS Factory Racing) | 0:00:36.92 |
36 | Andrew Dean (The Fix Bike Shop/Taboosh) | 0:00:39.50 |
37 | Waylon Smith (Trek/Southridge Racing) | 0:00:43.79 |
38 | Matt Henderson (Oliver Racing/Specialized) | 0:00:51.06 |
DNF | B.J. Treglia (Fox Racing Shox/Gung Ho Bike) | Row 38 - Cell 2 |
DNF | Brian Yannuzzi (Community Bikes) | Row 39 - Cell 2 |
DNF | Jubal Davis (Mojo Wheels) | Row 40 - Cell 2 |
DNF | Jason Scheiding (FLR/One Ghost/Shimano/FLY) | Row 41 - Cell 2 |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Anne Galyean (Integrity Racing/ Deity) | 0:02:59.81 |
2 | Kristen Courtney (Adrenaline Racer) | 0:00:03.72 |
3 | Mary Elges (Speed Legion) | 0:00:17.97 |
4 | Taylor Allison (Team DROP/ Plattekill) | 0:00:23.39 |
5 | Caitlyn Franciscovich (Dori) | 0:00:45.52 |
6 | Eva Wilson (Oliver Racing) | 0:01:19.28 |
7 | Kathy Golebiowski (Oliver Racing/Specialized) | 0:01:24.04 |
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