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Caster's GP - NECC Series #6 - C2
Rhode Island, USA, December 4, 2005
McCormack grabs NECCS finale win
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With a race that will live in the annals of New England cyclo-cross history, Mark McCormack (Team Clif Bar) eked out a bike length win over Tim Johnson (Cyclocrossworld.com-Louis Garneau) in a sprint finale at Sunday's Caster's Grand Prix in Warwick, Rhode Island - the sixth and final stop of the 2005 Verge New England Championship Cyclo-Cross Series, presented by Cycle-Smart. But while McCormack carried the day in treacherous snowy conditions, Johnson wrested the overall series title from the four-time defending champion in a battle of true New England 'cross icons.
The harbourside course, a new addition to the Verge NECCS, offered a radical menu of challenges, including fresh snow packed to an icy glaze, two extended runs through soft beach sand, and enough twists and turns to cause a degree of dizziness. The blustery December weather did nothing to slow down McCormack, who shot off the front of the Elite men's field on the first lap with Barry Wicks (Kona). Johnson bridged to the pair on the third lap, blasting out of his first-lap doldrums with an impressive bit of speed.
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Wicks was soon dropped off, leaving McCormack and Johnson, to battle it out. Johnson only had to stay upright and finish second to guarantee a Series win, but he chose instead to battle the entire race, attacking McCormack repeatedly and with conviction. A much-improved runner over the past several years, McCormack always managed to negate Johnson's moves on select sections of the course. With no surrender on his mind, Johnson chose to lead the technical sections on the last lap, trying to force McCormack into a mistake, but the savvy Massachusetts native stayed upright and sprinted past Johnson in the closing meters of the paved finish chute.
"With this today I won half the Verge NECCS races this season, which I'm really happy with," said McCormack. "I had one bad race, at Chainbiter, but with the quality of the guys in the Series you can't really afford to have any bad races. Tim excels on the slippery stuff, he has a lot of confidence in his abilities in these conditions so I knew I had to stay with him and pick my own spots to go fast."
For his part, Johnson felt a strong result and the overall jersey were a better outcome than he'd ever expected when he launched his cyclo-cross comeback in September.
"No way I expected to win the Verge NECCS," said Johnson. "My worst result of the year has been fifth so I've been really consistent and I guess it shows."
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Having finished second in the overall series points chase in 2004, Maureen Bruno Roy (Independent Fabrication) was well primed to upgrade her spot on the overall podium in 2005. And with a convincing win in Warwick, Bruno Roy picked up a much-cherished double: the Series leader's jersey by virtue of a victory. Using her background as a collegiate runner to its fullest advantage, Bruno Roy sped through the race's two extended waterside running sections, all while riding a mistake-free race through the many ice slickened twists and turns of the Goddard Park course. Bruno Roy's win was enough to put her over the top and secure her the Series win over the absent Lyne Bessette (Cyclocrossworld.com-Louis Garneau), winner of the first four Verge NECCS races.
Christina Vardaros (Velo Bella), in town to prepare for next weekend's national championships, turned in a "never say die" performance, keeping Bruno Roy within a 30 second margin, though never seriously threatening the lead. Vardaros tallied second, an impressive result for the Californian. Proving herself no fluke on the 'cross scene, Amy Wallace (Verizon Wireless-Wheelworks) nabbed the final spot on the Elite Women's podium for the second day in a row.
"I knew after yesterday that I could win today," said Bruno Roy. "I made some mistake on Saturday and combined with not feeling 100 percent I couldn't win. So I wanted to race hard today, make no mistakes, and win the series."
Even though he crashed out of the final race, Jesse Anthony (Team Clif Bar) ran away with his second consecutive U23 series title. Jonny Bold (Corner Cycle) swept the weekend's proceedings in the Masters 35+, winning both days in impressive fashion. Kevin Hines (Gearworks-Spin Arts) edged teammate Scott Wade in the Masters 45+. Chris Case (University of Texas) won his second Men's B race in as many weeks, following up his impressive showing from the snow bound Sterling, Mass. event last week with a stellar performance in snowy Warwick. Jerome Townsend (Bicycle Alley) closed out an impressive campaign in the Junior Men's Series, winning the finals and sweeping the Rhode Island weekend. Silas Anthony (ECV) won the Junior 15-16 and Shawn Hudlin (BCA-VOMax) won the Cub Juniors). Phil Bannister (Putney-West Hill) ran away with the Masters 55+.
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- Barry Wicks (Kona) leads Jesse Anthony (Clif Bar) into the snow double set
- Chris Peck (FiordiFrutta) and Justin Spinelli (Richard Sachs) carry up the runnup
- Christine Vardaros (Velo Bella) tries the snowy turns this california rider racing in snow the first time this season
- Close up with Dan Coady (NCC-bikeReg) and Adam Hodges Myerson (Nerac.com)
- Elite men's winners Mark McCormack (Clif bar) Tim Johnson (Cyclocrossworld.com) and Eric Tonkin (Kona)
- Elite women make it over the snowy barriers
- Elite women start in the cold wet snow
- Elite women's winner Maureen Bruno Roy (Independent Fabrication) Leads Mackenzie Dickey (Team Bicycle Alley)
- Eric Tonkin looks focused on the sandhill
- Mark McCormack (Clif Bar) and Barry Wicks (Kona) run the second beach section
- Mark McCormack (Clif Bar) leads Tim Johnson (cyclocrossworld.com), Barry Wicks (Kona) and Adam Craig (Giant) in the cold New England Atlantic beach section
- Mark McCormack (Clif Bar) leads Tim Johnson (cyclocrossworld.com) in the ice turn
- Mark McCormack (Clif Bar) eventually won the sprint over Tim Johnson (cyclocrossworld.com) by only a hair
- Matt Hersey (Bikeman) leads teamate Ryan Rumsey and the sandpit of the mens B race
- Maureen Bruno Roy (Independent Fabrication) wins the elite women's race
- Morgan Macleod (Mechanical Services-Cyclemania) catches and passes Adam Mcgrath (Redline) for the U-23 championship
- Race sponsor, Team Casters navigate the sandy beach on the atlantic
- Heading off into the snow for the start of the men's elite race
- Tight squeeze in the sand for the Elite Men
- Verge series elite men's winners Tim Johnson (Cyclocrossworld.com), Mark McCormack (Clif bar) and Jesse Anthony (Clif bar)
Images by Brian Pierce/www.gforcephoto.com
- FiordiFrutta teammates on the singletrack
- Elite men just before the 90 degree turn out of the woods
- Winner Mark McCormack finds some solo time
- Freezing temperatures made life a little harder for racers
- Tristan Schouten heading back on the straight-away
- It was hard work up in Warwick
- Mens Elite fighting for position on the course's straightaway
- Kona's Erik Tonkin laying down the power to catch back up with the leaders
- Adam Craig on the 2nd lap
- It was an icey and slushy straightaway
- Everyone had to endure the ocean exposed straight-away
- Elite women trying to stay upright through the toughest corner in the race
- Amy Wallace carefully traverses the icy off-cambre turn
- Megan Bilodeau snaking through one of the courses many switch backs
- Saturday's winner, Mackenzie Dickey tackles the slippery decent
- Maureen Bruno Roy decending on the first lap
- It almost looks like a smile... maybe she's faking it!
- Amy Wallace attacking the climb and trying to close up the gap between her and Maureen Bruno Roy
- After a warm west
- The elite women's field doing it tough on the third lap
- Maureen Bruno Roy (Independent Fabrications) attacks on the climb and opens up a huge gap on her competition
Results
Elite Men 1 Mark McCormack (USA) Clif Bar 58.13 2 Tim Johnson (USA) Cyclocrossworld.com 3 Erik Tonkin (USA) Kona 0.50 4 Adam Craig (USA) Giant 0.52 5 Barry Wicks (USA) Kona 1.17 6 Greg Reain (Can) Stevens 1.39 7 Jeremy Powers (USA) Jelly Belly 1.44 8 Shannon Skerritt (USA) VANILLA BICYCLES 9 Jason Tullous (USA) Voodoo/Drunkcyclist 10 Tristan Schouten (USA) Trek/VW 2.59 11 Michael Cody (USA) FiordiFrutta Elite Cycling Team 3.36 12 Matt White (USA) FiordiFrutta Elite Cycling Team 3.47 13 Molly Cameron (USA) Vanilla bicycles 4.02 14 Matt Kraus (USA) ALAN Factory Team 4.24 15 Ben Turner (USA) TIAA-CREF/CLIF BAR 4.37 16 Daniel Coady (USA) NCC / BikeReg.com 4.51 17 Chris Peck (USA) Specialty 4.58 18 Adam Hodges Myerson (USA) Team Nerac.com p/b TD Banknorth 5.02 19 Justin Spinelli (USA) Richard Sachs 5.05 20 Ryan O'Connor (USA) 1K2go Sports 5.16 21 Daniel Vaillancourt (USA) Giant Addidas 5.34 22 Jeffrey Craddock (USA) CCB Volkswagon 5.42 23 Ryan Fleming (USA) ALAN Factory Team 5.49 24 Jon Bruno (USA) Independent Fabrications 5.57 25 Brad Sheehan (USA) 1K2go Sports 6.14 26 Noah Taylor (USA) Richard Sachs 6.17 27 John Hanson (USA) Team Nerac.com 28 Matt Demeis (USA) bikeman.com 6.53 29 Aaron Molloy (USA) 1K2go Sports 6.59 30 Morgan Macleod (USA) Mechanical Services/Cycle Mania 7.11 31 Tom Hopper (USA) Bikeman.com 7.33 32 Brian Hayes (USA) Richard Sachs 7.39 33 Tim Haitz (USA) Vicious Cycles 34 Tom Gosselin (USA) Mechanical Services/Cycle Mania 7.47 35 John Burns (USA) Bikeman.com 9.14 36 Adam Mcgrath (USA) Redline 9.52 1 lap down 37 Alan Reain (Can) Cycle Logic 38 Colt Mcelwaine (USA) Independent Fabrications U23 Men 1 Morgan Macleod (USA) Mechanical Services/Cycle Mania 1.05.24 2 Brian Hayes (USA) Richard Sachs 0.28 3 Tom Gosselin (USA) Mechanical Services/Cycle Mania 0.36 4 Adam Mcgrath (USA) Redline 2.41 1 lap down 5 Alan Reain (Can) Cycle Logic 6 Colt Mcelwaine (USA) Independent Fabrications Elite Women 1 Maureen Bruno Roy (USA) Independent Fabrication 41.37 2 Christine Vardaros (USA) Velobella 0.21 3 Amy Wallace (USA) Verizon Wireless Wheelworks 1.38 4 Mackenzie Dickey (USA) Team Bicycle Alley 2.15 5 Rebecca Wellons (USA) Gearworks/Spin Arts Cycling 2.17 6 Melanie Swartz (USA) Squadra Coppi/Van Dessel 2.21 7 Pauline Frascone (USA) Independent Fabrication/Kempner 2.24 8 Stephanie White (USA) Gearworks/Spin Arts 3.51 9 Sara Cushman (USA) Gear Works/Spin Arts 10 Marianne Stover (USA) Independent Fabrication 4.06 11 Perri Mertens (AUS) harriscycleryracing.com 4.09 12 Kathy Sarvany (USA) Gear Works 4.12 13 Anna Milkowski (USA) Gearworks/Spin Arts 4.48 14 Cami Tremblay (USA) Gearworks 5.31 15 Marci Titus Hall (USA) Powerbar 5.26 16 Celeste Drumm (USA) HUP United 5.45 17 Megan Bilodeau (USA) NCC/BikeReg.com 5.51 18 Natalie Dumont (USA) Gearworks 8.39 B Men 1 Christopher Case (University of Texas) 37.58 2 Ryan Rumsey (Bikeman.com) 0.05 3 Matt Hersey (bikeman.com) 0.34 4 Stan Jurga (Essex County Velo) 0.44 5 Alex Whitmore (harriscycleryracing.com) 1.05 6 Peter Rubijono (HarrisCycleryRacing.com) 1.29 7 Coley Bryan (Harborside) 1.49 8 Brendan Cornett (Maine Cycling Club/Rainbow Bike) 1.57 9 Sean O'Rourke (Team Spirit Cycling) 2.03 10 Hunter Pronovost (Trailblazer - CCCC) 11 Leo Patnode (Team Harborside Cycle) 2.15 12 Pete Smith (ESSEX COUNTY VELO) 2.04 13 Talbott Ingram (Harborside) 2.30 14 David Rose (harriscycleryracing.com) 2.43 15 Stephen Weller (Cycle-Smart) 2.46 16 Sean Capizzo (Caster's/Majik Coffee p/b Apex Tech Group) 17 Michael Harney (Caster's/Majik Coffee p/b Apex Tech Group) 3.03 18 Patrick Goguen (NCC/Bikereg.com) 3.15 19 Nathaniel Cook (harriscycleryracing.com) 3.26 20 Adam St. Germain (Caster's/Majik Coffee p/b Apex Tech Group) 21 Cary Fridrich (Minuteman Road Club) 3.45 22 Pierre Vanden Borre (HUP United) 3.51 23 Corey Masson 4.00 24 Steven Morse (BIKEMAN.COM) 25 Jim Wirtanen (harriscycleryracing.com) 4.13 26 Scott Livingston (Team Horst Engineering) 4.27 27 Matt Bodziony (Caster's/Majik Coffee p/b Apex Tech Group) 28 Jeremy Dunn (harriscycleryracing.com) 29 Erik Osborn (Bikeman.com) 30 Ethan Parsons (NCC/Bikereg.com) 4.39 31 Matt Knight (Unattached) 5.19 32 Jackson Weber (Brandeis) 5.41 33 David Baxter (Casters/Majik Coffee p/b Apex Technology) 34 Judd Milne (Squadra Coppi) 6.03 35 Chuck Nguyen (Providence Velo Club) 6.10 36 Scott Rosenthal (HUP United) 37 Spike Mclaughlin (Cox Communications Cycling Team) 38 Thayne Nord (HarrisCycleryRacing.com) 39 Ronnie Steers 40 Greg Black (Vergesport.com/Test Pilot) 6.36 41 Anthony Laskaris (NEBC/Cycle Loft) 6.58 42 Brant Hornberger (NCC/Bikereg.com) 5.03 43 C Todd Lombardo (Boston Velo/Pepsi) 9.21 44 Greg Root (Bicycle Alley) 45 Richard Battaglia (Boston Road Club/ATA Cycles) 9.26 46 Martin Wright (HarrisCycleryRacing.com) 47 Dave Drumm (Hup United) Juniors 17-18 1 Jerome Townsend (Team Bike Alley) 39.23 2 Ethan Gilmour (Coyote Hill) 0.12 3 Bradford Perely 0.56 4 Nicolas Keough (Corner Cycles) 1.23 5 Duncan Mcgovern (Putney/West Hill) 1.39 6 Dylan O'Sullivan (Bicycle Alley) 1.52 7 Ryan Barlow (CUEVAS) 2.45 8 Danny Estevez (Hot Tubes) 2.51 9 Nathan Belcher (Union Velo) 3.15 10 Dan Fishkin (Harborside) 4.45 11 AJ Bontorno (JRH Cycles) 5.25 Juniors 15-16 1 Silas Anthony (ECV) 42.24 2 Steve Simonds (Southern ME Cycling) 0.58 3 Gavin Mannion (CCB/Volkswagen) 4 Luke Keough (Corner Cycles) 2.32 5 Ben Senning (Essex County Velo) 4.13 6 Manny Goguen (Union Velo) 4.40 Juniors 10-14 1 Shawn Hudlin (BCA/Vomax) 18.58 2 Spencer Pero (BCA/Vomax) 0.15 3 Elizabeth White (NEBC) 1.03 4 Jesse Keough (Corner Cycles) 1.20 5 Adam Hugabone (BCA / Vomax) 1.38 6 Tommy Goguen (Union Velo) 1.06 7 Gabriel Anthony (ECV) 2.00 8 Jarred Reutor (44 Velo) 2.20 9 Matthew Gilbert 4.04 10 Tiffany Bontorno (JRH Cycles) 4.47 11 Abigail Callahan (unattched) 4.07 12 Peter Goguen (Union Velo) 5.06 Masters 35+ 1 Jonny Bold (Corner Cycle / Independent Fabrication) 37.37 2 Arik Jon Holm (Union Velo) 1.05 3 Richard Feldman (Durance Cycleworks/Lehman Bros) 4 Mark Stotz (Gearworks -- Spinarts) 5 Sam Morse (Bicycle Link/MBRC) 1.12 6 Rob Hult (FiordiFrutta) 1.15 7 Todd Watters (union velo) 1.20 8 Kevin Hines (Gear Works / Spin Arts) 1.38 9 Scott Wade (Gearworks/Spinarts) 2.02 10 Greg Ferguson (Fort/GPOA!) 2.12 11 Alan Starrett (Bikeman.com) 2.17 12 Mark Gunsalus (BikeBarnRacing.com) 13 Paul Curley (Gearworks/Spinarts) 2.23 14 Tim Groesbeck (CCB) 2.50 15 John Mosher (Bicycle Link/MBRC) 2.55 16 John Mckone (CCB/Volkswagen) 2.27 17 Bob Bisson (Gear Works/Spin Arts) 3.08 18 Todd Rowell (NCC / BikeReg.com) 3.21 19 Keith Gauvin (Benidorm Bikes) 20 Colman O'Connor (NBRC) 21 Eric Marro (BOB/Nault's Cyclery) 22 Jan Wiejak (Verge) 3.28 23 Daniel Gagliarde 24 David Belknap (Bike Link/MBRC) 25 Christopher Burke (Providence Velo) 3.42 26 Paul Lynch (bicyclelink/mbrc) 3.47 27 Kevin Callahan (Bicycle Link/MBRC) 3.59 28 Matthew Domnarski (Benidorm-Property Research Corp.) 4.09 29 Joel Brown (Cox Communication Cycling Team) 4.12 30 Eric Bowker (Gary Fisher Bicycles) 4.15 31 Brad Roberts (westhill) 32 Bradley Patches (BCA/VOmax) 4.21 33 Bo Fuller (Caster's/Majik Coffee p/b Apex Tech Group) 4.27 34 Erik Olson (Team Bicycle Alley) 35 Chris Milliman (HUP United) 36 John Buser (putney/westhill) 37 Robert Kramer (Bicycle Link/MBRC) 38 Paul Nyberg (Benidorm-Property Research Corp.) 39 Marc Boudreau (Ride with Rendall) 40 Robert Naser (Caster's/Majik Coffee p/b Apex Tech Group) 41 Wayne Cunningham (NEBC/Cycle Loft) 42 Kenny Shardlow (AFD/OSVC) 5.10 43 Christopher Smith 5.18 44 Keith Button (NHCC/Team NH) 5.24 45 Gary S. Keblish (Cycle-Smart) 46 Wade Summers (Benidorm - Property Research Corp) 5.31 47 Mike Troisi (Gear Works / Spin Arts) 5.48 48 Paul Weiss (Portland Velo Club) 49 Scott Collins (Caster's/Majik Coffee p/b Apex Tech Group) 5.52 50 Al Senft (Bacardi - NUVO cycling team) 5.55 51 Theo Kindermans (cyclocrossworld.com) 6.02 52 Gene Garneau (mercy fitness cycling team) 53 Timothy Shea (BOB / Nault's Cyclery) 5.28 54 Chris Borrello (bikeworks) 6.29 55 Rick Kotch (Union Velo Club) 6.37 56 David Schachte (Union Velo) 57 John Baker (putney/westhill) 6.25 58 Brian Bigelow (BOB/Nault's) 59 Kurt Scheerer (Vergesport.com/Test Pilot) 6.45 60 Gary Aspnes (Benidorm-Property Research Corp) 5.08 61 Steven Kane (Byron Lake) 62 Todd Buckley (Arc-en-Ciel Racing Team) 5.36 63 Gray Eldridge (Corner Cycle) 5.41 64 Daniel Abbe (Cyclenauts) 8.11 65 Michael Dameron (Cox Communications Cycling Team) 8.23 66 Richard Morin (union velo) 67 Tim Lucia (NEBC/CycleLoft) 8.40 68 David Leedberg (GearWorks / Spin Arts) 8.42 1 lap down 69 Fafar Bayat (CRCA/Strictly Bicycles) 70 Bruce Thompson (MRC) 71 Mark Robson (Team Bicycle Alley) 72 Matt Brown (Cox Communications Cycling Team) Masters 45+ 1 Kevin Hines (Gear Works / Spin Arts) 39.15 2 Scott Wade (Gearworks/Spinarts) 0.24 3 Paul Curley (Gearworks/Spinarts) 0.45 4 Tim Groesbeck (CCB) 1.12 5 John Mosher (Bicycle Link/MBRC) 1.17 6 Bob Bisson (Gear Works/Spin Arts) 1.30 7 Colman O'Connor (NBRC) 1.43 8 Eric Marro (BOB/Nault's Cyclery) 9 David Belknap (Bike Link/MBRC) 1.50 10 Christopher Burke (Providence Velo) 2.04 11 Paul Lynch (bicyclelink/mbrc) 2.09 12 Kevin Callahan (Bicycle Link/MBRC) 2.21 13 Paul Nyberg (Benidorm-Property Research Corp.) 2.49 14 Kenny Shardlow (AFD/OSVC) 3.32 15 Gary S. Keblish (Cycle-Smart) 3.46 16 Theo Kindermans (cyclocrossworld.com) 4.24 17 Timothy Shea (BOB / Nault's Cyclery) 3.50 18 David Schachte (Union Velo) 4.59 19 John Baker (putney/westhill) 4.47 20 Brian Bigelow (BOB/Nault's) 21 Steven Kane (Byron Lake) 5.30 22 Todd Buckley (Arc-en-Ciel Racing Team) 5.58 23 David Leedberg (GearWorks / Spin Arts) 5.04 1 lap down 24 Fafar Bayat (CRCA/Strictly Bicycles) 25 Bruce Thompson (MRC) Masters 55+ 1 Phillip Bannister (Putney/West Hill) 43.45 2 Larry Smith (Durance Cycleworks/Lehman Bros) 2.20 3 David Genest (RGM Watches- RICHARD SACHS - HUDSON VALLEY VELODROME) 4.02 4 Dave Beals (SAAB of Halfmoon/New Salem - CBRC) 4.33 5 Bruce Mc Cowan (Arc En Ciel Racing Team) 5.27 1 lap down 6 Herbert Bates (NEBC/Cycle Loft) 7 Vincent Donohue (worcester cycling club) 8 James Themig (Mystic Velo Club) C Race 1 Christopher Jordan (Bikeworks) 41.41 2 Chip Baker (Sycip Racing) 0.55 3 Matthew Myette (cyclonauts Racers) 0.57 4 Karl Sineath (ECV) 1.02 5 Harry Stover (bikebarn racing) 1.20 6 Bill Doonan (NEBC/Cycleloft) 2.01 7 Jason Sears 2.13 8 Kenny Ambach 2.32 9 Robert Bauer (Minuteman road Club) 2.34 10 Darren Crupi (RAD SPORT OUTFITTERS LLC.) 11 Steve Block (MIT cycling) 12 Derek Griggs (Recycled Sports) 13 Stephen Kelley (Vortex Racing) 2.46 14 John Wilde (Harvard U Cycling) 2.51 15 Michael Keough (Corner Cyclery) 16 Peter Collins (Collins Crane/COW) 17 Kevin Young (Minuteman Road Club) 3.07 18 Zachary Wills (alan factory team) 3.10 19 Stephen Wright (Minuteman Road Club) 3.33 20 Eric Edlund (MIT cycling) 3.36 21 William Anderson (Harris Cyclery) 3.38 22 John Beaudoin (Southern Maine Cycling Club) 3.41 23 Todd Eues (MRC) 3.45 24 Thomas Ball (Minuteman Road Club) 3.47 25 Tim Cook (U Mass) 4.02 26 Oscar Jimenez (NEBC/Cycleloft) 4.06 27 Robert Tutwiler 4.17 28 Garabed Minasian (BOB) 29 Kenneth Hamel (AFD/OSVC) 30 Ben Corbalis (union velo) 31 Pete Rumsey (Arc-En-Ciel Racing Team) 32 Brendan Hanrahan (Providence Velo Club) 33 Erin Bennett (Team Haborside Cycle) 34 Michael Lowry (Minuteman Road Club) 4.42 35 Joseph Phillippino 4.52 36 David Lafferty (MIT Cycling) 4.23 37 Crystal Sineath (Essex County Velo) 38 Joseph Barroso (Providence Velo) 39 John Johnson (Bikeworks) 5.35 40 Charlie Roberts (Minuteman Road Club) 5.46 41 Sarah Greene (Ski Rack Sports) 6.04 42 Jim Quinn (the bicycle link) 6.16 43 Dan Tieger (Essex County Velo) 44 Adam Brodsky (Missing Link/ MBRC) 6.23 45 Lawrence Purtill 6.52 46 Richard Costa (N/A) 6.54 47 Nick Loomis (MIT Cycling) 5.54 48 Rebecca Menke (Dansko) 8.46 49 Tom Thomson (Union velo) 50 Jeff Papineau (Cyclonauts) 51 Ron Menner 52 Christine Ford (Team Carl Hart) 9.03 53 Tracy Elmes (Harris Cyclery) 9.24 54 Michael Whitefield 9.42 55 Gary Lavigne (Southern Maine Cycling Club) 10.13 56 Jen Rhodes (Dansko) 10.22 1 lap down 57 Brian Bicki (Team Hawaiian) 58 Chris Johnson 59 Lana Courtney (Skyline Bicycles) 60 Sheila Senft (Indian Flyers/Sound Hearing Cycling) 61 James Vogel (Amgen) 62 Caitlyn Bever (MIT cycling) 63 Sonya Cates (MIT cycling) B Masters 1 Christopher Jordan (Bikeworks) 41.41 2 Chip Baker (Sycip Racing) 0.55 3 Matthew Myette (cyclonauts Racers) 0.57 4 Harry Stover (bikebarn racing) 1.20 5 Bill Doonan (NEBC/Cycleloft) 2.01 6 Robert Bauer (Minuteman road Club) 2.34 7 Darren Crupi (RAD SPORT OUTFITTERS LLC.) 8 Derek Griggs (Recycled Sports) 9 Stephen Kelley (Vortex Racing) 2.46 10 Michael Keough (Corner Cyclery) 11 Peter Collins (Collins Crane/COW) 12 Kevin Young (Minuteman Road Club) 3.07 13 Zachary Wills (alan factory team) 3.10 14 John Beaudoin (Southern Maine Cycling Club) 3.41 15 Thomas Ball (Minuteman Road Club) 3.47 16 Robert Tutwiler 4.17 17 Garabed Minasian (BOB) 18 Kenneth Hamel (AFD/OSVC) 19 Pete Rumsey (Arc-En-Ciel Racing Team) 20 Erin Bennett (Team Haborside Cycle) 21 Michael Lowry (Minuteman Road Club) 4.42 22 Joseph Phillippino 4.52 23 Joseph Barroso (Providence Velo) 24 John Johnson (Bikeworks) 5.35 25 Sarah Greene (Ski Rack Sports) 6.04 26 Jim Quinn (the bicycle link) 6.16 27 Dan Tieger (Essex County Velo) 28 Adam Brodsky (Missing Link/ MBRC) 6.23 29 Lawrence Purtill 6.52 30 Richard Costa (N/A) 6.54 31 Tom Thomson (Union velo) 32 Jeff Papineau (Cyclonauts) 33 Ron Menner 34 Tracy Elmes (Harris Cyclery) 9.24 35 Gary Lavigne (Southern Maine Cycling Club) 10.13 1 lap down 36 Brian Bicki (Team Hawaiian) 37 Sheila Senft (Indian Flyers/Sound Hearing Cycling) 38 James Vogel (Amgen) B Women 1 Crystal Sineath (Essex County Velo) 46.04 2 Sarah Greene (Ski Rack Sports) 1.41 3 Rebecca Menke (Dansko) 4.23 4 Christine Ford (Team Carl Hart) 4.40 5 Tracy Elmes (Harris Cyclery) 5.01 6 Jen Rhodes (Dansko) 5.59 1 lap down 7 Lana Courtney (Skyline Bicycles) 8 Sheila Senft (Indian Flyers/Sound Hearing Cycling) 9 Caitlyn Bever (MIT cycling) 10 Sonya Cates (MIT cycling)
