Mulally and Gardner win in Windham
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Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Neko Mulally (Trek World Racing) | 0:03:30.05 |
2 | Logan Binggeli (KHS Factory Racing) | 0:00:07.33 |
3 | Logan Mulally (Integrity Racing) | 0:00:13.88 |
4 | Sidney Slotegraaf (Tufrack Racing) | 0:00:14.12 |
5 | Alejandro Ortiz (Morpheus Cycles) | 0:00:14.54 |
6 | Robert Fraser (Tufrack/Transition) | 0:00:15.74 |
7 | Brian Scolforo | 0:00:16.16 |
8 | Mauricio Estrada (DH Colombia) | 0:00:16.67 |
9 | James Frost (Primary/Sram/Trek) | 0:00:18.60 |
10 | Tim White (Voncooper) | 0:00:20.59 |
11 | George Ryan (Pro-Tec/ One Ind.) | 0:00:20.67 |
12 | Kyle Grau (Coreoptix/Santacruz) | 0:00:21.20 |
13 | Ryan Burney (Cyclesmith) | 0:00:21.68 |
14 | Dylan Conte (Voncooper) | 0:00:22.22 |
15 | Kevin Littlefield (Evil Vengeance Tour) | 0:00:22.87 |
16 | Kellen Lutz | 0:00:24.29 |
17 | Alex Pfiffner | 0:00:24.84 |
18 | Brad Zulriluls (Adrenalineracer/To Wheels) | 0:00:24.98 |
19 | Ian Turner (Loco Gravity Racing) | 0:00:25.53 |
20 | Jordan Newth (Specialized/Truewheels/100%) | 0:00:26.24 |
21 | Andrew Slowey (Specialized/ Oliver) | 0:00:26.41 |
22 | Cody Kelley (Specialized/Cafe Rio) | 0:00:26.94 |
23 | Sebastian Posada | 0:00:28.04 |
24 | Jimmy Leslie (Grom Racing) | 0:00:28.21 |
25 | Scott Countryman (Gnar Gnar Tours) | 0:00:29.23 |
26 | Taylor Rowlands (Silent Norco) | 0:00:31.02 |
27 | Steve Avery (Voncooper) | 0:00:31.38 |
28 | Corey Zell | 0:00:33.37 |
29 | Justin Brigandi (Team Drop) | 0:00:38.61 |
30 | Benedict Treglia (Fox Racing Shox/Gung) | 0:00:44.04 |
31 | Matt Henderson (Oliver Racing) | 0:00:45.48 |
32 | Dan Bruxer (Adrenalineracer/To Wheels) | 0:00:47.46 |
DNS | Ray Syron (Evil Vengeance Tour) | Row 32 - Cell 2 |
DNF | Kevin Aiello (Khs Factory Racing) | Row 33 - Cell 2 |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Rebecca Gardner (Gardner Racing) | 0:04:36.66 |
2 | Alison Zimmer (Xprezo/ Mtbvt) | 0:00:03.86 |
3 | Anne Galyean (Integrity Racing) | 0:00:07.43 |
4 | Taylor Allison (Team Drop) | 0:00:21.25 |
5 | Mary Elges (Speed Legion) | 0:00:26.11 |
6 | Amy Leishear (Spoke Apparel/Mobtown Velo) | 0:00:47.75 |
7 | Eva Wilson (Oliver Racing) | 0:00:57.82 |
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