Recently on Cyclingnews.com |
 Dauphiné Libéré Photo ©: Sirotti |
Wissahickon Cross - C2
Philadelphia, USA, October 21, 2007
Powers' takes another turn at victory
By Kirsten Robbins in Ludwig's Corner, Pennsylvania
|
Jeremy Powers (Cyclocrossworld) added a second UCI win to his collection of podiums in the Wissahikon Cyclo-Cross race, but this time around Powers won from the get-go after attacking the field on the first lap and increasing his lead over team-mate Tim Johnson and Chris Jones (Nerac) for a solo victory. "I just went as hard as I could and got a little gap and luckily Tim was back there patrolling," said Powers, with regards to a course that wouldn't normally suit him in the past.
"I've really wanted to improve in all conditions because in the past I suffered on courses like this that are flat," he added. "Today was hot and it was fast with sections that may not have suited me before, so that makes me really excited to have done well here. I've been working with my coach a lot, not just on specific cross training, but also doing regular training miles. I've stayed very consistent each week and I hope that I can hold on to that and continue to improve."
The 60-minute race started in much the same fashion as the previous day's cyclo-cross race in Granogue, with Johnson fleeing from his select front group, leaving Barry Wicks (Kona) in a vulnerable position for Powers to take the advantage. In a role reversal, Powers took the first opportunity to escape the front group that included Johnson, Wicks, Jones and Jesse Anthony (Jamis).
|
"Yesterday Tim was the best and I hope that he didn't hold back today," said Powers, in regards to his team-mate's chase from behind. "We race under the same banner and for the same team but we also race out there to see who's best."
Powers opened up a sizable lead on the flat straight aways, climbing the run up over the barriers and the ride around the circle of death, but attributed much of his success to his flawless equipment. "I prefer to jump over the barriers because it's much faster and much more efficient for me," said Powers. "I don't really love running so I think I excelled on the areas of the course where there were a lot of fast turns. Everything I have is from Cyclocrossworld all the way down to the tyres, which makes a huge difference in performance on the various courses."
Once his team-mate's gap was too big to close, Johnson took a crack at separating himself from Wicks and shortly after Jones followed. For the remaining laps Powers, Johnson and Jones rode equal intervals of time from one another, while Wicks, the marquee rider, faded behind and found himself in a heated sprint with Troy Wells for fourth.
Jones has landed on the podium in nearly every race he has entered, and since this is his first cyclo-cross season admits that he is hoping to figure out what his 'style' is before December's nationals. "Those guys were riding really strong and I just couldn't catch them, with the heat it seemed so hard," said Jones. "We were all staying the same distance apart, sort of like a Time Trial. I don't know my style yet - I'm still working that out.
|
"On the road I'm considered a climber and today was kind of a flat course so I think the longer straight away helped me out, whereas those guys are always faster than me in the technical areas like the sand pits," added Jones. "I'm excited to be there following guys like Tim and Jeremy because I'm learning a lot by doing it. They are clearly stronger than me but nationals is still two months away so I've got some time to improve."
Both Powers and Johnson are headed to Europe in December to tackle a season of cyclo-cross. Powers, who had spent a season racing in Europe during 2005, is looking forward to going back as a stronger and more developed athlete. Johnson on the other hand noted some unfinished business that needed to be taken care of overseas. "My body's starting to catch up with what my mind thinks it can do," said Johnson. "The last time I did worlds was in 2002 and I didn't go back because of the road seasons. I've qualified for the worlds team in the last two years but decided not to go.
"The success that Jonathan Page has been great to watch along with my wife Lyne, whose gone back over to race worlds, they've both given me a motivation to go back this year," he added. "It's a combination of my racing working out really well along with some unfinished business over there."
Barnholt's deja-vu
|
Kerry Barnholt (Tokyo Joes/VanDessel) made it look easy when she steadfastly wound her way through the twists and turns on the Wissahickon circuit, at speeds that no other rider could match. The Boulder native took her second solo UCI win as many days while Rebecca Wellons (Ridley Factory Team) claimed second place after she won a two up sprint against Megan Monroe (BMC/Sport Garage).
"It was a lot more power oriented today with smooth sections and lots of turns," said Barnholt. "It helped to be a good bike handler because I stayed with the girls for the first lap but realised I could go through the corners a little bit faster."
|
Barnholt took 15th place at the 2007 world cyclo-cross championships in Hoogleide-Gits, Belgium - her first project with the US national cross team. While Barnholt admits to keeping cyclo-cross more fun than serious, she has her eyes set on competing in another world championship event. "I would rather be racing with people to push me to get faster, but I also like being able to take my own lines," she explained. "The USGP races will be a lot more competition and a whole different ball game."
Second placed Wellons tried to close in on Barnholt's gap and found her self in good company when Monroe bridged across to her. "I ride a lot of crits all summer so this course suited me in that it is fast," said Wellons. "I've been working hard on my technical game and feel that I've made a lot of progress in that area. I was happy that Monroe bridged up to me because it's a little windy and such a grind. It was so much better psychologically to have someone to ride with."
Wellons and Monroe took turns fighting the strong winds, rotating around each other until the final run up to the finish line. "I was right where I wanted to be, on her wheel through the last corner," said Wellons regarding the sprint. "We started to pick it up a little and I stayed patient and passed her part way up the road to the finish."
Photography
For a thumbnail gallery of these images, click here
Images by Todd Leister/www.leisterimages.com
- The elite women's race gets underway as Anna Milkowski (Velo Bella-Kona) leads the field around lap one.
- Heidi Von Teitenberg (C3-Sollay.com) circles the horse grounds on her way to the sand pit.
- By lap two, Kerry Barnholt (Tokyo Joes / Van Dessel) had left the field to fight for second place.
- At the top of the run-up, Megan Monroe (BMC-Sports Garage) accelerates back to race pace.
- The women's field had many mini-competitions contested throughout the duration of the race.
- A warmer than usual October day had many riders thinking about how good a refreshing bottle of water was going to taste.
- Beth Mason (C3-Sollay.com) displays text-book form.
- Melanie Swartz (Velo Bella-Kona) positions herself for the next turn.
- Kerry Barnholt (Tokyo Joes / Van Dessel) takes back-to-back wins at Granouge, DE and Wissahickon, PA.
- A repeat podium performance from the day before, (L to R) Rebecca Wellons (Ridley Factory Team), Kerry Barnholt (Tokyo Joes / Van Dessel) and Megan Monroe (BMC-Sports Garage)
- Steve Tilford (KCCX / Verge / Erickson) takes a look down the first straightaway.
- The elite men's field blast out of the gate and down the road like a stampede.
- The large field saw plenty of congestion in the corners.
- Jeremy Powers (Cyclocrossworld) took the lead early in the race and never looked back.
- Tim Johnson (Cannondale / Leer / Cyclocrossworld) and Barry Wicks (Kona/YourKey) were left to fight for second. Soon, Tim decided that it was time to drop Barry and chase Jeremy Powers. He got close but just couldn't close the gap.
- Daniel Neyens (Hagens-Berman Cycling Team) drops his chain over the barries and remounts it during the run-up.
- Even as the laps passed, the best race line through the corners were still hotly contested.
- Give one to the barriers for successfully separating Davide Frattini (Colavita/Sutter Home) from his bike.
- The crowd was treated to numerous flat-out drag races through the barrier section.
- Jesse Anthony (Jamis) does everything including swinging from a post while attempting to stay with the chase group.
- Troy Wells (Team Cliff Bar) enjoys a clear line through the corners.
- The promoters must have done a fine job at anchoring that post because it saw some heavy use during the men's race.
- Bill Elliston (Rite Aid Pro Cycling) and his bike appear to have different ideas to what the fastest line is.
- Michael Gallagher (US Armed Forces) could have done without ramming his shin into the barrier.
- With blue skies and very warm temperatures, long sleeves were not best choice for this race.
- Steve Tilford (KCCX / Verge / Erickson) and Adam Myerson (Nerac Pro Cycling) battled it out all day. Eventually an elbow was thrown and heated words were exchanged.
- Racers carved around the poles like downhill ski racers.
- Even during the closing laps, the racing was very close.
- The feed zone became a busy place today. Even riders without support were begging for water.
- Jeremy Powers (Cyclocrossworld) takes the Wissahickon Cross victory.
- Men's podium (L-R): Tim Johnson (Cannondale / Leer / Cyclocrossworld), Jeremy Powers (Cyclocrossworld), and Chris Jone (Nerac Pro Cycling).
Results
1 Jeremy Powers (USA) Cyclocrossworld.com 1.02.23 2 Tim Johnson (USA) Cannondale/Leer/Cyclocrossworld.com 0.36 3 Christopher Jones (USA) Nerac Pro Cycling 1.13 4 Barry Wicks (USA) kona-vourkey.com 2.00 5 Troy Wells (USA) Team CLIF BAR Cyclocross 2.02 6 Adam Craig (USA) Giant MTB Team 2.27 7 Jesse Anthony (USA) Jamis 2.57 8 Ryan Leech (USA) GPOA-Cannondale 3.04 9 Adam Myerson (USA) Nerac Pro Cycling 10 Steve Tilford (USA) KCCX/Verge/Eriksen Cycles 11 Michael Gallagher (USA) U S Armed Forces 3.07 12 Matt Kraus (USA) RGM WATCHES - RICHARD SACHS 3.15 13 Justin Spinelli (USA) KBS/Medifast Pro Cycling Team 3.23 14 Matt Shriver (USA) Jittery Joe's/Sonic Cyclocross 3.28 15 James Driscoll (USA) FiordiFrutta 3.32 16 Jon Hamblen (USA) RGM WATCHES - RICHARD SACHS 3.41 17 Joachim Parbo (Den) CCV Protek 3.55 18 Davide Frattini (Ita) Colavita/sutter home presented by Cooking light 3.59 19 Molly Cameron (USA) Vanilla bicycles-Stumptown coffee 4.18 20 Danny Summerhill (USA) TIAA-CREF/CLIF BAR 4.39 21 Matt White (USA) FiordiFrutta 4.41 22 Ryan Dewald (USA) Rite Aid 5.06 23 Daniel Neyens (USA) Hagens-Berman Cycling Team 5.07 24 Toby Marzot (USA) Fiordifrutta 5.26 25 Weston Schempf (USA) C3-Sollay.com 5.29 26 Bobby Lea (USA) Toyota-United Pro Cycling Team 5.49 27 Joseph Ruggery (USA) Freddie Fu Cycling Team 6.05 28 Stephen Cummings (USA) Meredith group GPOA Cannondale 6.23 29 Tyler Wren (USA) Colavita Olive Oil/Sutter Home 6.54 30 Jacob Fetty (USA) Myogenesis 7.42 One lap down 31 Kyle Hammaker (USA) Cadence/kuota bikes 32 Ward Solar (USA) Test Pilot/Verge Sport 33 Peter Rubijono (USA) Cambridge bike/Igleheart frames 34 Todd Hesel (USA) Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing 35 Bill Elliston (USA) Rite Aid Pro Cycling Team 36 David Wood (USA) Bike Doctor 37 John Minturn (USA) Meredith Group - GPOA 38 Joseph Reynolds (USA) Wissahickon/Theusweare 39 Gregory Lindstrom (USA) Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing 40 Chad Totaro (USA) Human Zoom/ Pabst Blue Ribbon 41 Nicholas Shaffer (USA) Human Zoom/ Pabst Blue Ribbon 42 Chris Mcgill (USA) FORT Factory Team 43 Adam Szczepanski (USA) Wissahickon DNF Greg Wittwer (USA) FORT Factory Team DNF Stephan Kincaid (USA) Rite Aid Pro Cycling DNF Tyler Johnson (USA) ALAN NORTH AMERICAN CYCLING TEAM DNS Adam Mcgrath (USA) Team Maxxis DNS Chris Newell (USA) Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing DNS Andrew Wulfkuhle (USA) C3/Sollay.com DNS Michael Yozell (USA) FORT Factory Team Elite women 1 Kerry Barnholt (USA) Tokyo Joes/VanDessel 43.53.00 2 Rebecca Wellons (USA) Ridley Factory Team 26.00 3 Megan Monroe (USA) BMC-Sports Garage 4 Maureen Bruno Roy (USA) IF/Wheelworks/SRAM presented by General Catalyst 45.00 5 Megan Elliott (USA) unattached 1.02.00 6 Carolyn Popovic (USA) Team CICLE 1.08.00 7 Anna Milkowski (USA) Velo Bella-Kona 1.17.00 8 Catherine Walberg (USA) Team Kenda Tire 1.32.00 9 Betsy Shogren (USA) Fort Factory Team 1.38.00 10 Melanie Swartz (USA) Velo Bella - Kona 1.42.00 11 Amy Wallace (USA) RGM WATCHES - RICHARD SACHS 2.41.00 12 Marci Titus Hall (USA) DeSalvo Custom Cycles 2.50.00 13 Erica Yozell (USA) FORT Factory Team 2.58.00 14 Kristen Kelsey (USA) Evolution Racing 3.45.00 15 Brenda Bahnson (USA) Independent Fabrication 4.04.00 16 Jennifer Maxwell (USA) TEAM KENDA TIRE 4.11.00 17 Lisa Vible (USA) C3-Sollay.com 4.13.00 18 Arley Kemmerer (USA) Human Zoom/Pabst Blue Ribbon 4.16.00 19 Heidi Von Teitenberg (USA) C3-Sollay.com 4.41.00 20 Megan Bilodeau (USA) Hup United 4.59.00 21 Amy Breyla (USA) FORT Factory Team 5.08.00 22 Beth Mason (USA) C3-Sollay.com 5.11.00 23 Kristine Church (USA) Human Zoom/ Pabst Blue Ribbon 5.41.00 24 Jessica Singerman (USA) Wissahickon/Twin 6 5.45.00 25 Tammy Ebersole (USA) Evolution Racing 5.51.00 26 Diane Grim (USA) C3-Sollay.com 8.17.00 One lap down 27 Michelle Bote (USA) DNS Rebecca Much (USA) Elite masters 1 Roger Aspholm (Westwood Velo) 40.57.00 2 Blair Saunders (Henry's) 35.00 3 Mark Kutney (Van Dessel Cycles) 4 Mike Hebe (GPOA-Cannondale) 37.00 5 Gunnar Shogren (Fort Factory Team) 42.00 6 Greg Ferguson (Fort Factory Team) 44.00 7 Gerry Pflug (Freddie Fu Cycling Team) 45.00 8 Kristopher Auer (C3-Sollay.Com) 55.00 9 Glenn Turner (Human Zoom/Pabst Blue Ribbon) 1.01.00 10 Dave Weaver 1.02.00 11 Christopher Long (Independent Fabrication/Gotham) 1.15.00 12 Brant Hornberger (BikeReg.com) 1.17.00 13 Ralf Warmuth (Westwood Velo) 1.33.00 14 Sean Kelsey (Evolution Racing) 1.41.00 15 Kirk Reisinger (Wissahickon) 1.47.00 16 John Verheul (BikeReg.com) 2.06.00 17 Andy Gorski (NetApp - Viner p/b kinetic-koffee.com) 18 Joseph Piccillo (Evolution Racing) 2.22.00 19 Michael Birner (All American Bicycle Center) 2.24.00 20 Martin Jones (Team Somerset/Van Dessel/Bike King) 21 Bradley Patches (gretna bikes) 2.31.00 22 Matthew Howard (GS Gotham) 2.44.00 23 Jeff Cordisco (C3-Sollay.com) 2.51.00 24 Judd Milne (Squadra Coppi/IM Saab) 3.00.00 25 Charles Chichester (CRC OF A) 3.05.00 26 Brian Wieczorek (Freddie Fu Cycling Team) 3.08.00 27 Roger Masse (All American Bicycle Club) 3.11.00 28 Kevin Fayberger (Human Zoom) 29 Joe Gadomski (Guy's Racing) 3.26.00 30 Charles Mcdaniel (Secret Henry's Team) 31 Charles Erndl (Human zoom cycling) 3.29.00 32 Michael Kolb (Chrsitiana Care PT+/FSVS) 3.32.00 33 Mark Dontigny (Central Penn Racing/The Bicycle Shop) 34 Kevin Breckenmaker (Yellow Breeches Racing) 3.34.00 35 John Miller (Guys Racing Club) 3.42.00 36 Kelly Cline (Wissahickon) 4.01.00 37 J.D. Bilodeau (supaFan.com) 38 Douglass Gray (Christiana Care PT+/FSVS) 4.07.00 39 David Lowe (Human Zoom/Pabst Blue Ribbon) 40 Mike Jancola (Guys Racing) 4.44.00 41 Larry Kaufman (Van Dessel Factory Team) 42 Mark Featherman (Guy's Racing) 4.52.00 43 Josh West (Bikeman.com) 5.04.00 44 Bob Piacine (Guys Racing Club) 5.06.00 45 Jeffrey Appeltans (Primus Mootry/Denver Boulder Couriers) 5.12.00 46 Kevin Saint Clair (Main Line Cycling - Bikyle) 5.51.00 47 James Perren (Breakaway) 6.53.00 48 Richard Sachs (RGM WATCHES - RICHARD SACHS) 7.04.00 49 Eben Weiss (GS Gotham) 7.58.00 50 Jim Feehan (Kissena) 8.20.00 One lap down 51 Eric Krone (Guy's Racing) DNF Jay Downs (Beer) DNF Scott Wilson (Evolution Racing) DNF Leo Pizzini (Henry's) DNS Todd Cassan (Westwood Velo) DNS Chris Facas (Westwood Velo/Trade Manage Capitol) DNS Fafar Bayat (Highland Park Hermes) DNS Steve Craig (K2/Shirks) B-Masters & 55+ 1 Fred Wittwer (Van Dessel Factory Team) 38.05.00 2 Raymond Zeimet (Cycle Sports/Zaveta Construction) 13.00 3 Douglas Dicks (bennetts bikes) 31.00 4 Michael Hosang (TRIPOWER) 45.00 5 Trevor Williams (Guy's Bicycle Racing) 55.00 6 Michael Czupryna (Christiana Care/FSUS) 1.03.00 7 Richard Bilson (Fort Factory Team) 1.07.00 8 Kevin Horvath (Tri-Power) 1.21.00 9 Tim Bowman (Trophy Bikes) 1.35.00 10 Sean Westby (Beans Bikes) 1.36.00 11 Barry Holman (Team Fuji) 1.37.00 12 James Perren (Breakaway Racing/QCW) 1.39.00 13 Shawn Downing (Chesapeake Wheelmen/King Pawn) 1.42.00 14 Jeffrey R. Guy (FORT Factory Team) 1.56.00 15 Geoffrey House (Housatonic Wheel Club) 1.57.00 16 Bruce Freehoff (Cape Atlantic Racing/Team Beacon) 2.03.00 17 Bernard Mcdonald (C3/Sollay.com) 2.08.00 18 Dennis Smith (Secret Henry's Team) 19 Leo Pizzini (Henry's Bikes) 2.11.00 20 Mike Connair (First State Velo/Christiana Care Plus) 2.24.00 21 Rob Lyon (HUNT VALLEY BICYCLES/HVB/MARATHON ROOFING) 2.32.00 22 Rolf Windh (Guy's Racing Team) 2.37.00 23 Thor Engblom (NCVC/Inova Health System) 2.47.00 24 David Stauffer (Team Cycle Works) 2.57.00 25 Karl Kensinger (NCVC/Inova Health System) 3.10.00 26 David Troop (FSVS) 3.18.00 27 Scott Reynolds (Guys Racing Club) 3.38.00 28 Ken Woodrow (Squadra Coppi/IM Saab) 3.43.00 29 John Fennel (INTERNATIONAL BICYCLE CENTERS) 3.49.00 30 Brian Burgess (Team Beacon) 4.00.00 31 Keith Ridenour (Bikesport) 4.22.00 32 Kevin Kuzas (Guy's Racing) 4.29.00 33 Geoffrey Heintz (The Children in the Shoe) 4.32.00 34 Nunzio Dibiasi (Yellow Breeches Racing) 5.03.00 35 Gary Dugovich (Beaver Valley Velo) 36 Todd Peterson (Team Bulldog/Campmor) 5.05.00 37 Tom Bevthe 5.19.00 38 Nick Rinker 39 Oscar Rosales (GS Gotham) 5.20.00 40 David Berson (Human Zoom/Pabst Blue Ribbon) 5.30.00 41 Chris Thaler (Evolution Racing) 5.34.00 42 Rob Spillman (Deno's Wonder Wheel) 5.47.00 43 Christopher Stine (Cedar Bike) 6.17.00 44 David Manhardt (The Secret Henry's Team) 6.19.00 45 Patrick Leonard (Evolution Racing) 6.31.00 46 R. Michael Williams (Wilmington Velocity) 6.34.00 47 Mark Wanco (World Cup Ski and Cycle cycling team) 6.40.00 48 Bob Perna (beans bikes) 6.42.00 49 James Carlson (Potomas Velo Club) 7.10.00 50 Bob Mahoney (Guys Racing) 7.15.00 51 Bill Bray (Shirks) 7.21.00 52 Jay Prudente (Guy's Racing) 7.40.00 53 Thaddeus Newnam 7.46.00 54 Charles Wahl (Evolution Racing) 8.08.00 55 Gustavo Sanchez (Evolution Racing) 8.11.00 One lap down 56 Phillip Sundin (Megasonic Sweeping) 57 Gary Kelley (Beans Bikes) 58 Fred Burn DNF Phillip Esempio (Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV Amateur Racing) DNF Ronne Irvine (T.E.A.M. Fuji) DNF John Mcburney (Geisinger Medical Group) DNS Glen Calhoun DNS Robert Campbell (NCVC/Inova Health System) DNS Scott Demarzio (Velocity Sport/ CC Evesham) DNS Andre Lopez (PSCC/PSRacing.org) DNS Michael Lynch (Cape Atlantic Racing/Team Beacon) B Men 1 Eric Linder (Hunt Valley Bikes/Marathon Roofing) 42.58.00 2 Kevin Kralik (Guy's Racing) 5.00 3 Jeremy Dunn (Cambridge Bicycle presented by Igleheart Frames) 4 Jeff Bahnson (C2S/Henry's Bikes) 5 Daniel Brill (Cape Atlantic Racing/Team Beacon) 6 Turner Johnson (Meredith Group) 14.00 7 Matt Budd (NYC Velo) 28.00 8 John Brewer (Squadra Coppi/IM SAAB) 32.00 9 Ethan Townsend (C3- Sollay.com) 1.19.00 10 Marc Vettori (C3-Sollay.com) 1.21.00 11 Jim Mudd (Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing) 1.25.00 12 Michael Mihalik (Beaver Valley Velo) 1.35.00 13 Don Kessel (Holmes Cycling/BodyLogicTherapy) 1.39.00 14 Frank Zgoda (Skylands Cycling) 1.54.00 15 Mike Laub (Mountainside Ski & Sports) 2.07.00 16 Wade Hess (Cape Atlantic Racing/Team Beacon) 2.10.00 17 Joel Moats (Yellow Breeches Racing) 2.13.00 18 John Brown (High Road Cycles) 2.31.00 19 Nick Fischer (Freddie Fu Cycling Team) 2.41.00 20 Tom Mains (Van Dessel Factory Team) 2.45.00 21 Patrick Bradley (Cape Atlantic Racing/Team Beacon) 2.50.00 22 Matt Harris (Philadelphia Ciclismo) 2.54.00 23 Pete Smith (Cambridge Bicycle/Igleheart Frames) 3.02.00 24 Joseph Hu (Quaker City Wheelmen/Breakaway Racing) 3.04.00 25 Zack Blaser (Team VisitPA.com) 3.11.00 26 Jonathan Kahler (Human Zoom/ Pabst Blue Ribbon) 3.18.00 27 Johann Liljengren (Faulkner Honda Racing) 28 Topher Valenti (Bikesport) 3.24.00 29 Conrad Tufte (Funky Talk) 3.29.00 30 John Hostetter Iii (C3-Sollay.com) 31 Craig Lebair (philadelphia ciclismo) 3.41.00 32 Brian Lawney (Cornell University) 33 Charles Southgate (Funky Talk) 3.51.00 34 Chad Culbertson (CRCofA/BM&G-Pete's Bikes) 3.53.00 35 Steve Schwarz (Kuhl Cycling Team) 4.07.00 36 Eric Morgan (Wissahickon) 4.11.00 37 Marty Mckeon (Guys Racing) 4.17.00 38 Ian Mathias (Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing) 39 Shawn Stafford (Bike Line) 40 Morgan Gerlak (C3-Sollay.com) 4.22.00 41 Robert Thomas (Secret Henry's Team) 4.27.00 42 Peter Kennedy (C3 Sollay.com) 43 Chris Harshman (ABRT/Latitude) 4.40.00 44 Shawn Johnson (Central Penn Racing - The Bicycle Shop Inc.) 4.41.00 45 Alex Monte-Sano 46 Werner Freymann (Easy Riders Cycling) 4.43.00 47 Austin Roach (Princeton University Cycling) 48 Trevor Shattuck (Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing) 49 James Furman (Skylands Cycling) 5.02.00 50 Peter Dalkner (Trophy Bikes Team Shiftless) 5.21.00 51 Luke Sauder (Hunt Valley Bicycle/Marathon Roofing) 5.42.00 52 Mark Salazar (Skylands Cycling) 5.46.00 53 Jim Vreeland (Watchung Wheelmen/KendaUSA) 5.48.00 54 Thomas Mackay (Family Bike Shop) 6.10.00 55 Corey Twyman (Hub Racing) 6.34.00 56 Wade Andrews (Wissahickon) 7.02.00 57 John Raley (Artemis) 7.04.00 58 Bob Goldman (Wissahickon) 59 Erik Mitchell (Quaker City Wheelmen/Team Breakaway) 8.01.00 60 Ken Deitch (Human Zoom\Pabst Blue Ribbon) 8.06.00 61 Jordan Czajka (Team Funky Talk) 8.12.00 One lap down 62 Charles Gardiner (Human Zoom/Pabst Blue Ribbon) 63 Matthew Frey (Philadelphia Ciclismo) 64 Joe Favara (Hampton Velo) DNF Robert May (Holitna River Lodge) DNF Ben Anemone (Henrys Bikes) DNF Jacob Sisson (Cornell Cycling Club) DNS Erik Leaver (NCVC/Inova Health System) DNS Dan Conrad (Allied Milk) DNS Peter Nicoll (Squadra Coppi/ IM Saab) DNS Michael Jernigan (ProGraphics Cycling) DNS Joshua Delmanzo (sandhills cycling club) DNS Bruce Freehoff (Cape Atlantic Racing/Team Beacon) DNS Todd Kruger (Hermes) DNS Charly Hermanson (Kelly Benefits Strategies/LSV Amateur Cycling) DNS Kevin Horan (Colavita) DNS Ethan Atkins (CRCA/nyvelocity) C & U19 Men 1 Matthew Spinks (Skylands Cycling) 31.48.00 2 John Beers (Temple University) 11.00 3 Steven Burke (Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing) 1.05.00 4 Paul Wahner (Well Adjusted Racing/Wahner Chiropractic) 1.27.00 5 Evan Robinson (TRM Cycles) 1.30.00 6 Barry Wahner (Well Adjusted Racing/Wahner Chiropractic) 1.34.00 7 Kevin Dillard (C3-Sollay.com) 8 Austin Roach (Princeton University Cycling) 1.03.00 9 Carey Jackson Yonce 2.06.00 10 Tyler Brown (Christiana Care PT+/FSVS) 11 Joseph Zorn Iii (Christiana Care PT+/FSVS) 2.13.00 12 Sam Okeefe (C3-Solay.com) 2.22.00 13 Joseph Bruce 14 Matthew Neugebauer (Christiana Care PT+/FSVS) 15 Jason Eicholtz (Bike & Blade) 2.31.00 16 Erik Peterson (Cambridge/Igleheart) 2.38.00 17 David Battan (Squadra Coppi/IM SAAB) 2.42.00 18 Ed Kallatch (Bayside Velo/ Bike Doctor) 2.45.00 19 Eric Lonowski (PBMA) 20 Lyal Tressler 2.58.00 21 Greg Hoffman (Bike Doctor) 3.09.00 22 Richard Goldberg (Hunt Valley Bicycles) 23 Aaron House (Housatonic Wheel Club) 3.18.00 24 Ross Gordon (Cape Atlantic Racing/Team Beacon) 25 Andrew Salinsky (Bicycle Therapy) 26 Sean Croce (Action Wheels) 27 Stephen Riskus 28 Robert Botto (Trophy Bikes) 3.38.00 29 Emmett Oberrender (SBRT/Dutch Wheelman) 3.56.00 30 Drew Eckstein 31 Jamie Harris (Philadelphia Ciclismo) 4.09.00 32 Mark Fitzwater (secret henry's team) 4.17.00 33 Todd Eroh (Big Ring Velo) 4.50.00 34 Andre Goldstein (Guy's Racing Club) 5.02.00 35 Lyle Trumbull (Guy's Racing Club) 5.07.00 36 Russell Lebo (Breakaway Racing) 5.16.00 37 Tom Rampulla (TriState Velo) 5.19.00 38 Matthew Hennessy (Team BBC) 5.27.00 39 James Mcneely (Squadra Coppi/IM Saab) 40 Dan Killingsworth (Saucon Valley Bikes) 5.40.00 41 Charles Hanlon 5.46.00 42 Peter Hall (Bikesport) 5.56.00 43 Matthew Kelly 6.02.00 44 Michael Giancoli (Hub United) 6.25.00 45 Mike Devuono (Philadelphia Ciclismo/Temple University) 7.12.00 46 John Yeomans 7.17.00 47 Anthony Skorochod (Gotham Cyclists/Hensley Racing) 7.22.00 48 Brent Shultz (Mountainside Ski & Sports) 7.31.00 49 Joseph Favara (Hampton Velo) 7.59.00 50 Tim Blanchard (The Children in the Shoe) 8.16.00 51 Patrick Engleman (Keswick Cycle) 52 Phillip Esempio (Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV Amateur Racing) 8.26.00 53 Josh Berk 8.30.00 54 Bill Perry 8.38.00 55 J Brit (Philly Bike Messenger Assn) 9.13.00 56 Rich Campbell 9.28.00 One lap down 57 Leon Chou (Prince William Elite Racing) 58 Stephen Gualano 59 Wyatt Saint Clair (Main Line Cycling - BiKyle) DNF Max Knee (temple univeristy club team) DNF Gary Snyder DNS Steve Aukers DNS Louis D'amelio (Van Dessel Factory Team) DNS Robert Georgantas (Joe's Mt Washington Bike Shop) DNS Craig Goodstein (CRCA/Sanchez-Metro) DNS Christophe Jammet (CRCA/ NYVELOCITY) DNS Ian Landau (Kissena) DNS Patrick Littlefield (CRCA/Avenue A-Razorfish) DNS Eric Martin (QuadCycles) DNS Frank J. Schlipf Iii (Guy's Racing Club) DNS Corey Twyman (Hub Racing) DNS Bill Bray (Shirks) B, 45+ & U19 Women 1 Elizabeth Harlow (Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing) 37.00.00 2 Nikki Thiemann (Human Zoom/Pabst Blue Ribbon) 30.00 3 Cecelia Pleva (Radical Media) 49.00 4 Diane Grim (C3-Sollay.com) 1.10.00 5 Kristy Swope (CSE/CSS/Riptide Cycling) 1.19.00 6 Julie Lefebvre (INTERNATIONAL BICYCLE CENTERS) 1.25.00 7 Christina Briseno (Beans Bikes) 1.40.00 8 Sally Poliwoda (Sturdy Girl Cycling) 1.41.00 9 Jill Waggett (Guy's Racing) 1.42.00 10 Dina Disantis (Alans) 2.00.00 11 Kristin Gavin 2.02.00 12 Kim Dubeck (Beans Bikes) 2.15.00 13 Jen Rhodes (Team International Bicycle Letter) 2.39.00 14 Kristin May (Holitna River Lodge) 2.50.00 15 Jennifer Pitt (Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing) 3.40.00 16 Janice Morris (Mountainside Ski & Sports) 3.52.00 17 Kathrin Schumacher (CRCofA/BM&G - Pete's) 3.59.00 18 Jean Colsant (Squadra Coppi) 4.11.00 19 Diane Vettori (C3-Sollay.com) 4.13.00 20 Lindsey Hillesheim (Squadra Coppi/IM Saab) 4.27.00 21 Anne Rock (Sturdy Girl Cycling) 4.29.00 22 Kathleen Wulfkuhle (C3-Sollay.com) 4.30.00 23 Bianca Grecu (Human Zoom/Pabst Blue Ribbon) 4.43.00 24 Liz Seward (CRCA/Third Nature) 5.06.00 25 Karen Tourian (Guy's Racing) 6.43.00 26 Kerry Combs (Hup United/Zanconato Custom Cycles) 7.05.00 27 Kera Daily (Mountainside Ski & Sports) 8.34.00 28 Janel Demeter (Guy's Racing) 8.55.00 DNF Lourdes Alvarez (Sturdy Girl Cycling)
