USA National Road Championships: Landrie McClain and Alejandro Che win junior criterium races

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Alyssa Sarkisov, Bridget Ciambotti complete women's podium; Ashlin Barry, Eneas Caden Freyre round out men's top three

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Landrie Mclain (Walmart Oz Development) took the top step of the women's junior 17-18 podium for winning the criterium at Road Nats on May 16, 2024
Landrie Mclain (Walmart Oz Development) took the top step of the women's junior 17-18 podium for winning the criterium at Road Nats on May 16, 2024(Image credit: SnowyMountain Photography)
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PositionRiderTime
1Alejandro Che (Hot Tubes Development)1:00:24
2Ashlin Barry (EF Education-Onto)+0
3Eneas Caden Freyre (Kelly Benefits Strategies)+0
4Nolan Church (Miller School of Albemarle)+0
5Luke Harris (Kingdom Elite Racing)+0
6Otis Engel (Kelly Benefits Strategies)+0
7Alexander Scopinich-Burgel (Kelly Benefits Strategies)+0
8Presley Evans (EF Education-Onto)+0
9Jade Rhode (Velosport Cycling)+0
10Zach Martinez (Velosport Cycling)+0
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PositionRiderTime
1Landrie Mclain (BMC/Walmart Oz Development)45:27
2Alyssa Sarkisov (dcdevo Racing Academy)+0
3Bridget Ciambotti (Twenty24 Aevolo)+0
4Sara Shannon (Matrix Cycling p/b Bike Mart)+0
5Lidia Cusack (dcdevo Racing Academy)+0
6Haylee Johnson (Competitive Edge Racing)+0
7Jorja Bond (Boulder Junior Cycling Club)+0
8Isabelle Jensen (Miller School of Albemarle)+0
9Alexis Jaramillo (Fount Cycling Guild)+0
10Maize Wimbush (Virginia's Blue Ridge Twenty24 Junior Devo)+0
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