US Pro XCT #1: Fontana 2010: Super D Results | Cyclingnews

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Kelli Emmett continued Giant's dominance in the Super D by winning the women's race. — Kelli Emmett continued Giant's dominance in the Super D by winning the women's race. (Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)

Full Results

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Elite men
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Carl Decker (Giant Factory Team)	0:11:10
2	Manuel Prado (Sho-air/Specialized)	0:00:09
3	Todd Wells (Specialized)	0:00:14
4	Tim Allen	0:00:25
5	Travis Livermon (Champion System/Cannondale)	0:00:36
6	Eric Bierman (Steven K Sports)	0:00:40
7	Trevor Downing (Mafia Racing)	0:00:41
8	Robert Marion (American Classic/Kenda)	Row 7 - Cell 2
9	Dylan Stucki (Mafia Racing)	0:00:42
10	Greg Carpenter	0:00:50
11	Scott Keller	0:01:01
12	Lucas Livermon (Inland)	0:01:14
13	Aaron Bradford (Specialized)	Row 12 - Cell 2
DNF	Max Plaxton (Shoair/Specialized)	Row 13 - Cell 2
DNS	Sondre Norland	Row 14 - Cell 2

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Elite women
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Kelli Emmett (Giant Factory Team)	0:13:11
2	Allison Mann (Rock N Road Cyclery)	0:00:09
3	Sue Butler	0:00:17
4	Krista Park (Cannondale/Incycle)	0:00:30
5	Amanda Carey (Kenda/Felt)	0:00:41
6	Philicia Marion (Amc/Kenda/Tomac)	0:03:24
7	C. Michelle Rivera (Steven K Sports)	0:05:17
DNS	Lene Byberg (Specialized)	Row 7 - Cell 2

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Open Junior men 18 & under
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Chase Dickens (American Classic/Kenda)	0:12:24
2	Cody Phillips (Marzocchi)	0:01:06
3	Bryce Semonian (North Of The Border)	0:02:38
4	Dakota Pittman	0:03:14
5	Justin Wyche (D26)	0:03:34
6	Shane Harlow (Fullerton Bikes)	0:04:14
DNS	Scott Thurnhill	Row 6 - Cell 2

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Open men 19-29
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Justin Libby (Turner/Possibilities)	0:12:30
2	Clinton Claassen (Team Mad Cat)	0:00:03
3	Nicholas Ducharme (Mafia Racing/Felt)	0:00:05
4	Ryan La Bar (Zaffke)	0:00:58
5	Van Geslani (Team Six 3 Events)	0:02:24
6	Jeffrey Bangerter	0:04:09
7	Juan Muniz (PMBC)	0:05:00

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Open men 30-39
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Sylvain Poinssot (Ibis WTF)	0:12:41
2	Jonathan Davis (Trek Bike Store)	0:00:20
3	Jeff Stanners (Dons Bikes)	0:02:07
4	Goro Kataoka	0:02:24
5	Michael Page (Bicycling.com)	0:03:12
6	Brandon Sarocka (Woodruff Of Road)	0:04:28
7	Peter Fierro	0:04:50
8	Michal Hastings	0:05:17
9	James Olsen	0:06:13
10	Randy Lovin	0:07:03
11	Nestor Renteria	0:13:15
12	Ryan Kelly	0:14:47
DNS	Omar Estrada (Aqua Al2/SDBC)	Row 12 - Cell 2

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Open men 40-49
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Tim Zandbergen (Sho-Air/Sonnance)	0:13:04
2	Steve Blick (Oakley/Laguna Kaps)	0:02:43
1	Robert Meeker (Montrose Bike)	0:14:47
2	Larry Russell	0:31:07
DNS	Wade Allmon	Row 4 - Cell 2

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Open men 60+
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Jeff Harbison (Veloprocycle)	0:20:30
2	Chuck Hulett (Bear Valley Bikes)	0:09:42
DNS	James Van Manen	Row 2 - Cell 2

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