Stephen Ettinger (BMC Mountainbike Racing) in front (Image credit: Dave Reich)
The WORS short track men's podium(Image credit: Dave Reich)
Friday night lights gave the elite men an added challenge for the short track race with the final starting at 9:15 pm. Stephen Etinger (BMC Mountainbike Racing) took the win for the men with a five-second gap. Local pros Brian Matter (KS Energy Services/Team WI) and Cole House (Intelligentsia Coffee/ Broken) sprinted for second place with House narrowly sneaking past Matter at the finish.
Full Results
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#
Rider Name (Country) Team
Result
1
Stephen Ettinger (BMC Mountainbike Racing)
0:29:43
2
Cole House (Intelligentsia Coffee/ Broken)
0:00:05
3
Brian Matter (KS Energy Services / Team WI)
0:00:06
4
Tristan Uhl (787 Racing)
0:00:13
5
Corey Stelljes (5 Nines Motorless Motion)
0:00:15
6
Nathan Guerra (Vision Cycling/Attitude Sports)
0:00:20
7
Russell Finsterwald (SRAM | Troy Lee Designs Race T)
0:00:23
8
Kerry Werner (BMC Project Dirt)
Row 7 - Cell 2
9
Sepp Kuss (BMC Project Dirt)
0:00:34
10
Tristan Schouten (Rolf Prima wheels/Attitude Sports)
0:00:47
11
Elliot Reinecke (Focus Bikes/Velo Hanger)
0:00:49
12
Joseph Maloney (KS Energy Services / Team WI)
Row 11 - Cell 2
13
Ryan Woodall (The Pro's Closet / Stan’s NoTubes)
Row 12 - Cell 2
14
Stephan Davoust (Giant/San Juan CyclesSteamwor)
0:01:13
15
Jorden Wakeley (Borealis Fat Bikes)
0:01:14
16
Justin Piontek (Adventure 212/Specialized)
0:01:36
17
Alex Wild (Trail Head Racing Specialized)
0:01:42
18
Tyler Gauthier (Bike Marquette Quick Stop)
0:01:43
19
Joseph Clemenzi (Sports Garage Cycling/ Capo/GU)
0:01:59
20
Sam Chovan (Honet Stinger / Bontrager)
0:02:36
21
Alex Meucci (Team Bents)
0:02:41
22
Eric Thompson (Borah Epic Team)
0:02:49
23
Levi Kurlander (Ska / Zia / Trek)
0:03:47
24
Mason Shea (787 Racing)
Row 23 - Cell 2
25
Matt Shriver
Row 24 - Cell 2
26
Craig Wohlschlaeger (Giant Off-Road)
Row 25 - Cell 2
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