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MTB index page for all MTB content NORBA NCS #2 - E1Sonoma, CA, May 15-16, 2004Main Page Results Previous Stage Next Stage Stage 2 - May 15: Cross CountryHorgan-Kobelski and Dunlap solo to victoryJeremy Horgan-Kobleski (RLX Ralph Lauren) and Alison Dunlap (Luna Women) took out today's cross country race in Sonoma on the newly built course at Infineon Raceway. Both soloed to victory finishing with a convincing gap over their closest rivals. In the men's race Horgan-Kobelski took off early with Todd Wells and the pair quickly gained time of the chasing groups. Midway through the race, Wells broke a rear derailleur leaving JHK to continue alone. Paul Rowney attacked on lap two trying to bridge to the leader but was reeled back in after a lap. Despite the strong winds, Horgan-Kobelski was able to hold of the chasers and take the race by four minutes from Travis Brown, who had attacked out of a group of four on the final steep section where the riders were forced to run their bikes. Rowney Managed to take third position with Ryan Trebon (Kona Clarks Les Gets) and Carl Decker (Giant Pearl Izumi) taking fourth and fifth respectively. Horgan-Kobelski was happy with his win, admitting that he was worried after Wells left him. "It's easier to be with someone," he said, "but after Todd was out, I figured that everyone was hurting and I put my head down." In the women's race Melanie McQuaid (Ford Racing) tried her hand early, splitting up the bunch taking only a few riders with her. In the small bunch of four were Dunlap, Jimena Florit (RLX Ralph Lauren) and Dara Marks-Marino's (Ford Racing). A little later McQuaid fell of the pace and Dunlap attacked and rode away from Marks-Marino and Florit. Dunlap's time stretched out to over a minute on the chasing pair but had to work hard to hold them off, eventually finishing just over 30 seconds ahead. Behind Florit and Marks Marino were caught by Kelli Emmett (Specialized), Kerry Barnholt (Subary Gary Fisher) and Shonny Vanlandingham (Luna Women), but not for long. Florit and Marks-Marino finished together in a two up sprint for second place with Florit coming out on top. Emmett was able to take fourth place ahead of Vanlandingham to round off the podium positions. Florit was humble about Dunlap going ahead of them mid race. "You always try to follow," she said, "but you can't always respond." Dunlap was happy with yet another win for the season, but admitted it wasn't a walk in the park. "The course was hard," she said, "the descents were short, and the flats were windy. I was on the gas 99 per cent of the day." PhotosImages by USA Cycling
ResultsMen 1 Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski (USA) RLX Ralph Lauren 2.05.46 2 Travis Brown (USA) Trek/Volkswagen 3.17 3 Paul Rowney (Aus) Yeti 3.44 4 Ryan Trebon (USA) Kona Clarks Les Gets 3.55 5 Carl Decker (USA) Giant/Pearl Izumi 4.45 6 Chris Sheppard (Can) Haro-Adidas 5.10 7 Trent Lowe (USA) Yeti 5.23 8 Carl Swenson (USA) Rlx Ralph Lauren 6.15 9 Doug Swanson (USA) Trek/Vw 7.09 10 Jay Henry (USA) Specialized 7.32 11 Jimi Mortenson (USA) Specialized 8.05 12 Brent Miller (Aus) Bianchi 8.45 13 Perren Delacour (Aus) Yeti/ Rpm 9.34 14 Cody Peterson (USA) 3 D Racing Easton 10.43 15 Frank Mapel (USA) Specilized 10.49 16 Chris Eatough (USA) Trek/Vw 10.50 17 Cesar Grajales (USA) Maxxis 10.51 18 Douglas Ryden (USA) Pro Cycling 11.26 19 Derek Wilkerson (USA) Specialized Hillenbrand 11.45 20 Charles Jenkins (USA) Cytomax/Specialized 11.53 21 Eric Jones (USA) Biogen-Idec 12.11 22 Cameron Brenneman (USA) Monex 23 Matt Shriver (USA) 3D Racing/Easton 12.17 24 Jason Sager (USA) Hotel San Jose/Cannondale 12.55 25 Barry Wicks (USA) Kona-Clarks Factory 13.19 26 Sam Schultz (USA) U23 National Team 13.21 27 Micheal Lee (USA) Trek/Vw/Jbl 13.24 28 Alex Hagman (USA) Fort Frames 15.04 29 Brian Astell (USA) Independent Fabrications 15.10 30 Bart Gillespie (USA) Biogen-Idec 15.27 31 Michael Janelle (USA) Tokyo Joes/Vail 15.28 32 Andy Schultz (USA) 33 Cale Redpath (USA) Team Dean 15.29 34 Jesse Rients (USA) Penn Cycles/Nature Valley 15.30 35 Brandon Ott (USA) Tailwind 16.35 36 Mike West (USA) Giant/Oso Energy/ Ciber 17.39 37 Tristan Schouten (USA) Pcw Cycling Team 17.56 38 Andreas Hestler (Can) Rocky Mtn/ Business Objects 18.11 39 Peter Wedge (Can) Kona/Clarks/Lesgets Mtb 40 Charles Pendry (USA) Btd Racing 18.29 41 Jason Moeschler (USA) Cytomax 18.42 42 Nick Gould (USA) Santa Cruz/Honey Stinger 20.24 43 Nat Ross (USA) Subaru-Gary Fisher 20.28 44 Andrew Lee (USA) King Of The Rockies 20.35 45 Nick Ranno (USA) Trek Rocky Mtn Regional Team 21.12 46 Brian Matter (USA) Pcwcycling.Org 47 Eric Ransom (USA) Tamarack Resort 22.34 48 Warren Gravely (USA) Dean Bicycles 22.57 49 Jacob Fetty (USA) John Deere 23.18 50 Brent Brookwalter (USA) Balance Bar/ Devo 23.22 51 Clint Muhlfeld (USA) Big Mountain & Montana 23.47 52 Mark Weir (USA) Wtbsantacruz 24.14 53 Steven Carwile (USA) Lindsey Wilson College 24.23 54 Joey Thompson (USA) Balance Bar/ Devo 24.57 55 Bryan Fawley (USA) Team Wv Bon Jovi 24.58 56 Jay Richards (USA) Maplag/Boo Koo 25.00 57 Evan Plews (USA) Santiam Bicycles 26.13 58 Hal Helbock (USA) Trek/Volkswagen 26.38 59 Daniel Corum (USA) Just Fresh/Clifbar 27.45 60 Patrick Bush (USA) Clif Bar/Trek 28.22 61 Jason Eder (USA) Team Devo/Balance Bar 30.28 62 Rob Scott (USA) Cannondale 32.04 63 Arlo Buijten (USA) Titus/Michelin 32.26 64 Amon Pease (USA) Intense 34.09 65 Joshua Powers (USA) Speedbikes 36.04 66 Christopher Phillips (USA) Balance Bar/Devo 38.03 67 Forrest Huisman (USA) Tm Easty/Bicycle Warehouse 40.03 Women 1 Alison Dunlap (USA) Luna Womens MTB Team 2.01.23 2 Dara Marks-Marino (USA) Ford Racing 0.33 3 Jimena Florit (USA) Rlx Ralph Lauren 0.35 4 Kelli Emmett (USA) Specialized Hillenbrand 0.47 5 Shonny Vanlandingham (USA) Luna Womens MTB Team 1.23 6 Kerry Barnholt (USA) Subaru-Gary Fisher 1.31 7 Willow Koerber (USA) RLX Ralph Lauren 5.18 8 Gretchen Reeves (USA) Rocky Mtn / Business Objects 6.05 9 Heather Irmiger (USA) Tokyo Joes 6.21 10 Melanie McQuaid (Can) Ford Cycling 7.21 11 Jennifer Smith (USA) Trek/Rocky Mtn Region 9.04 12 Lisa Matlock (USA) Ford 9.57 13 Jamie Whitmore-Cardenas (USA) Reebok/Felt 10.04 14 Zephanie Blasi (USA) Reno Wheelmen/Kenda 10.31 15 Melissa Thomas (USA) Tokyo Joes 11.45 16 Kathy Sherwin (USA) Cannondale 12.16 17 Judy Freeman (USA) Cannondale 18 Jennifer Gersbach (USA) Tokyo Joes 13.29 19 Katerina Hanusova (USA) Luna Women Mtb 14.09 20 Josie Beggs (USA) Starbucks-Doubleshot 14.11 21 Dorothy Wong (USA) Kelly Bike Co 14.24 22 Sandra Bloomer (USA) 14.36 23 Tonya Laffey (USA) Mtbchick.Com/Cannondale 14.58 24 Melodie Metzger (USA) Velo Bella 15.44 25 Joan Orgeldinger (USA) Redhook 16.03 26 Nina Baum (USA) Titus 16.55 27 Heather Svahn (USA) The Backcountry 17.31 28 Sara Bresnick (USA) Minuteman Road Club 18.08 29 Sally Warner (USA) Biogen-Idec 18.11 30 Sheryl Loan (USA) Rtr 18.47 31 Julie Emmerman (USA) Epic Roots/ Pearl Izumi 19.20 32 Annemarie Huisman (USA) Cannondale Mtb Team 20.23 33 Alicia Hamilton (USA) Giant/ Dark Horse 23.16 34 Niki Gudex (Aus) Intense 23.23 35 Becca Blay (USA) Team Dean 24.23 36 Robin McGee (USA) Jackson Hole/Marmot 25.08 37 Sarah Kerlin (USA) Another Bike Shop 26.02 38 Alexandra Robinette (USA) Bicycle Sports Shop 26.33 39 Cindi Hansen (USA) Mtbchick.Com/Cannondale 26.45 40 Abigail Hippely (USA) Klein Maverick 29.04 41 Lorien Lightfield (USA) Goldys 29.14 42 Karen Potter (USA) Yippee Racing 30.42 43 Sharon McDowell-Larsen (USA) Pro Cycling/Rocky Mountain 33.28 44 Susie Fiore (USA) Colavita Bolla-Taos 33.33 45 Lisa Peck (USA) Biogen-Idec 35.40 46 Kimberly Flynn (USA) Defeet 40.36 |
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