Back-to-back wins for Andrew Strohmeyer at C2 round of Virginia's Blue Ridge Go Cross

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Kerry Werner second, Marcis Shelton third in Fallon Park

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Andrew Strohmeyer wins C2 race at GO Cross 2024
Andrew Strohmeyer wins the C2 race at GO Cross 2024(Image credit: Bruce Buckley / USCX)

Andrew Strohmeyer (CXD Trek Bikes) made it two in a row winning the C2 event at Virginia’s Blue Ridge Go Cross Cyclocross held in Fallon Park, Roanoke, Virginia on Sunday.

Scott Funston (Cervelo Orange Living) had a one-second lead by the end of the second lap, forcing a desperate chase from Werner, Curtis White (Steve Tilford Foundation Racing), Strohmeyer and Jules Van Kempen (Cervelo Orange Living).

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Funston was joined by Strohmeyer and Werner as they raced through the finish line at the end of the fourth lap. Owen Brenneman (CXD Trek Bikes) and White at six seconds back.

After regrouping, Strohmeyer took the race lead and opened a gap of 18 seconds on Werner, while Brenneman, Shelton and Funston were 34 seconds back. 

Strohmeyer crossed the finish line with the victory with a 21-second lead over runner-up Werner and extended his lead in the USCX, the first two of eight races completed.

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