Kabush wins Sea Otter short track
Fluekiger and Lindgren round out top three
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Geoff Kabush (Scott-3Rox) outsprinted his rivals to take the win in the short track at the Sea Otter Classic on Friday in Monterey, California. Kabush, a veteran of the short track discipline, beat Swiss rider Lukas Flueckiger (BMC) and Swede Emil Lindgren (Giant). Racing in his first-ever short track, Olympic cross country champion Jarolsav Kulhavy (Specialized) finished fourth.
| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | Geoff Kabush (Can) Scott 3 Rox Racing |
| 2 | Lukas Fluckiger (Swi) Bmc Mountainbike Racing |
| 3 | Emil Lindgren (Swe) Giant Pro Xlt |
| 4 | Jaroslav Kulhavy (Cze) Specialized |
| 5 | Todd Wells (USA) Specialized Racing |
| 6 | Dan Mcconnell (Aus) Trek Factory Racing |
| 7 | Stephen Ettinger (USA) Bmc Mtb Racing |
| 8 | Michiel Van Der Heijde (Ned) Giant Pro Xlt |
| 9 | Kohei Yamamoto (Jpn) Specialized Racing |
| 10 | Christoph Sauser (Swi) Trek Factory Racing |
| 11 | Sid Taberlay (Aus) Kenda/H20 Overdrive/BK |
| 12 | Adam Morka (Can) Wft Coaching |
| 13 | Brian Matter (USA) Gear Grinder/Trek |
| 14 | Spencer Paxson (USA) Kona |
| 15 | Justin Lindine (USA) Redline Inbx |
| 16 | Howard Grotts (USA) Specialized Racing |
| 17 | Benjamin Sonntag (Ger) America Interbanc Cannode |
| 18 | Antoine Caron (Can) Specialized Racing Canada |
| 19 | Carl Decker (USA) Giant Fac Offroad |
| 20 | Ryo Saito (Jpn) |
| 21 | Barry Wicks (USA) Kona |
| 22 | Ben Berden (Bel) Ralrish Clement |
| 23 | Adam Craig (USA) Giant Fac Off Road |
| 24 | Simon Andreassen (Den) Webike Dmk |
| 25 | Jeremy Martin (Can) Rocky Mountain Bycicles |
| 26 | Kerry Werner (USA) Bmc Devo Team |
| 27 | Macky Franklin (USA) Santta Fe Brewing Pivot |
| 28 | Andrew l'Esperance (Can) Norco Factory Team |
| 29 | Sam Schultz (USA) Trek Fac Racing |
| 30 | Rotem Ishay (USA) |
| 31 | Conrad Stoltz (RSA) Specialized |
| 32 | Ryan Woodall (USA) Top Gear Bicycles |
| 33 | Sepp Kuss (USA) |
| 34 | Peter Glassford (Can) Trek Canada |
| 35 | Thomas Turner (USA) Jamis |
| 36 | Robert Marion (USA) American Classic |
| 37 | Russell Finsterwald (USA) Trek Fac Racing |
| 38 | Kris Sneddon (Can) Kona |
| 39 | Cameron Jette (Can) Scott 3 Rox Racing |
| 40 | Brady Kappius (USA) Clif Bar |
| 41 | Quinn Moberg (USA) |
| 42 | Josh Carlson (Aus) |
| 43 | Ryan Geiger (USA) |
| 44 | Yuki Ikeda (Jpn) |
| 45 | Michael Hosey (USA) |
| 46 | Clint Claassen (USA) |
| 47 | Casey Williams (USA) |
| 48 | Evan Guthrie (Can) |
| 49 | Mitchell Hoke (USA) |
| 50 | Jason Sager (USA) |
| 51 | Miguel Valadez (Mex) |
| 52 | Joel Titius (USA) |
| 53 | Jacob Albrecht (USA) |
| 54 | Payson Mcelveen (USA) |
| 55 | Rich Weis (USA) |
| 56 | Chase Dickens (USA) |
| 57 | Jason Moeschler (USA) |
| 58 | Cory Wallace (Can) |
| 59 | Menso De Jong (USA) |
| 60 | Sean Leader (USA) |
| 61 | Jim Hewett (USA) |
| 62 | Samuel Chovan (USA) |
| 63 | Zachary Valdez (USA) |
| 64 | Eliel Anttila (USA) |
| 65 | Robert Mccarty (USA) |
| 66 | Greg Krieger (USA) |
| 67 | Jakub Valigura (Cze) |
| 68 | Sam Gross (USA) |
| 69 | Justin Desilets (USA) |
| 70 | Craig Wohlschlaeger (USA) |
| 71 | Shun Matsumoto (Jpn) |
| 72 | Kevin Smallman (USA) |
| 73 | David Flaten (USA) |
| 74 | Ryan Trebon (USA) |
| 75 | Derek Zandstra (Can) |
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