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Cycling photography for July

Tour de France
Commonwealth Games
16th Wells Fargo Twilight Criterium
Italian National MTB championships
Mt Evans Hill Climb
Henk Vos Memorial
Yarmouth Clam Festival Bike Race
Niwot Criterium
GP Citta' di Rio Saliceto e Correggio
US Elite National Championships
Tour of the Hilltowns
Giro d'Italia Femminile
Race across the Alps
Tour de l'Abitibi
The Charles Coin Memorial Laidley Classic
Crash!
Giro del Trentino Alto Adige e Sud Tirolo
Vuelta a Colombia
Polish Championships
Telluride 360 Adventure Festival
Asheville Training Series #7
Tour of Maplewood
American Velodrome Challenge #3
Four Bridges of Elgin

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16th Wells Fargo Twilight Criterium

Photos courtesy of Billy Cornelius

• If you are going to race at night, why not make the most of it?
• I can see right through your... ummm, leg.
• 37 riders, and a US$10,000 purse. Should be a fun race.
• Sometimes it hurts so much, it feels like you are going backwards.
• Ghost riders are a common sighting in this part of the world.

2002 US Elite National Championships

Photos thanks to Mark Zalewski

• Defending champion Kim Bruckner
• As nice as it looks, these guys dind't have time to stop and admire the scenery.
• This is thirsty work.
• Almost missed it. High speed feed-zone action
• I WON! Scottie Weiss gives the big thumbs up
• I rock! Scottie Weiss seems more than happy with his result.
• With such a large field, there was no room for mistakes
• Don't look now, but I think you're being followed.
• The start of the Men's Road Race.
• No podium finish today, oh well
• You're kidding, I did win?
• Some days it's just a bit too much
• Beam me up Scotty. Jessica Phillips radios through her first place finish.
• Women's cycling is alive and well.
• Team West Virginia-Gomart seem happy, with three finishers in the top ten.
• The sprint was still hotly contested, with the espoir women fighting it out for their 1-2-3
• Nicole Freedman smiles for the camera
• Hey, you look really familiar
• Mens Road Race podium
• Womens Road Race podium.

Photo thanks to Sotox Sports Management

• Mens Time-Trial podium

Photos kindly supplied by Bill Parsons

• Leah Tofflon heading off.
• Jessica Phillips concentrating hard on winning. 5th place was as close as she got.
• Odessa Osorio starts the long grind.
• Meghan Morse just seconds after the start.
• Tina Mayola-Pic tries to cool down
• Julie Mallette heads off on her run
• Maggie Shirley enjoying a drink
• Alison Littlefield looking very serious.
• Janine Verstraeten is steadied before the start
• DeDe Demet-Barry managed a respectable fourth place
• Second place winner Amber Neben
• Debbie Dust and Heather Woodhouse keep an eye on things
• Eventual winner Kimberly Bruckner shows how hard she worked

Italian National MTB championships

Photos by Manuela Kofler

• Massimo De Bertolis grinds his way along
• Franz Hofer took home the title of U/23 champion
• Elite Women champion Annabella Stropparo
• U/23 Women Champion Vania Rossi
• Hubert Pallhuber fought his way into 3rd position on the podium
• Eventual winner Martino Fruet
• Martino Fruet had time to slap on some makeup before the presentation
• Martino Fruet looking pretty chuffed with himself
• Elite Men podium

Mt Evans Hill Climb

Photos by Neal McQuarie

• Mike Creed (Prime Alliance) and Clark Sheehan (7-Up) go for the early break, but were eventually brought back by the lead group driven by Scott Moninger
• Escapee Mike Creed (Prime Alliance) is brought back by the lead group driven by Scott Moninger
• The lead group containing all the race favourites works its way up to the clouds
• A long road to the top - the select group of five riders make their way to the top of Mt Evans that reaches a height of 14,000 feet
• The lead group of riders forge their way through the strong headwind
• Scarily reminiscent of the climb of Mont Ventoux

3rd Henk Vos Memorial - 1.3

Images courtesy of Bert Geerts

• The 3rd Henk Vos Memorial gets underway in the same start village as the Giro, under the Martini tower
• The peloton begins to break into small echelons as they pass through the town of Eemshaven
• The peloton cruise past the typically flat countryside spotted with windmills
• The peloton roll through the flat Groninger surroundings
• The podium - Steffen Radochla (Team Coast, middle) wins the Henk Vos Memorial, ahead of Geert Omloop (Palmans Collstrop, left) and Paul Van Schalen (AXA VVZ, right)
• Steffen Radochla (Team Coast) appears to be in a particulary contemplative mood after a great win
• Now that's better! - Steffen Radochla (Team Coast) looks as happy as a pig in poo after one of the biggest wins in his career

Yarmouth Clam Festival Bike Race

Photos by Dave Palese

• The women's field was controlled all day by the Dansko/Wheelworks/IF team
• Eventual women's winner Lisa Maxwell
• Numerous attacks on the hill tried to split the Men's field
• Up the hill for a sixth time, the Men's field is strung out
• The men's field cruises down Main St
• Eventual 5th place finisher, Kevin Dutt

Niwot Criterium

Images courtesy Beth Seliga

• Chuck Coyle (Team 7up) provides pre-race insight to the announcer and the fans at the Niwot Criterium
• Clark Sheehan (Team 7Up) was prevented from competing after suffering a mechanical in the first lap of the race
• Scott Moninger (Team Mercury) heads into the 120 degree turn onto Niwot Road with Jon Tarkington (Vitamin Cottage)
• Scott Moninger (Team Mercury) and Jon Tarkington (Vitamin Cottage) continue to work together
• The field chases the Moninger/Tarkington Breakaway down Murray Street
• Eventual winner Henk Vogels (Mercury) leads a group of riders up Murray St
• Henk Vogels (Mercury) leads the pack in their attempt to close down the break of Moninger and Tarkington
• Will Frischorn (Saturn) rides down Murrary Street. Frischorn finished second to winner Henk Vogels (Mercury)
• Henk Vogels (Mercury) salutes the fans as he takes the win in the Men's Pro 1/2 race
• Mike Costello (ClifBar) sprints for the win in the Mens 35+ category. Shown here with teammates, Don Spence and Michael Brown, as well as 2nd place racer, Randy Whicher (Prime Alliance)
• Clifbar celebrates Mike Costello's win in the Mens35+ category
• Chris Stockburg (Rio Grande/Monsoon), 15 years old, salutes the fans as he wins the Mens Cat 3 race. He broke away early and maintained his lead thoughout the duration of the race. Even after a crash with 2 laps to go, he maintained a 19 second lead on the rest of the field
• Rick Jones (Cicli-Casati) sprints down 2nd Street for the win in the Men's Cat 4 race
• Gail Longnecker (Rona Cycling) waves to fans as she waits for the start of the Womens 1/2/3 race
• Gail Longernecker (Rona Cycling) broke away early in the Women's 1/2/3 race

GP Citta' di Rio Saliceto e Correggio

Images courtesy of Manuela Kofler

• Mariano Piccoli and Alberto Loddo (Lampre-Daikin) look the part in their pink and blue team strip
• Fabian Wegmann (Gerolsteiner) obviously a fan of the hairstyle of the captain of the English soccer team
• Steffen Weigold (Gerolsteiner) has got a bit of the bed-head hairdo himself, but no where near that of his team-mate Fabian Wegmann
• Artour Babaitsev (Team Nürnberger) and Saulius Ruskys (Gerolsteiner) chat about life as a pro cyclist
• Former Classics guru Franco Ballerini, now Italian National Coach, appears happy to be cruising around in casual clothing nowadays
• Daniele Bennati (Acqua e Sapone-Cantina Tollo) looking Italo-cool in his Zebra-clad outfit
• "Il grillo" (the cricket), Paolo Bettini (Mapei-QuickStep) ready to spring into action
• Lorenzo Cardellini's (Acqua e Sapone-Cantina Tollo) Specialized bike is eyed by a Mapei mechanic
• Daniele Contrini (Gerolsteiner) happy to pose for a photo
• Alessandro Brendolin (Formaggi Trentini) and Fabiano Fontanelli (Mercatone Uno) cruise around before the start
• Thomas Grönqvist (Amore e Vita Beretta) goes for a wander
• What's Uwe Hardter (Gerolsteiner) thinking behind those dark sunglasses?
• The lads from Team Lampre enjoy their chill-out session
• Sebastian Lang (Gerolsteiner) looking very trim
• Alberto Loddo (Lampre-Daikin) opts for the comfort of the team car - he could even be thinking about driving away...
• Cesare Di Cintio and Simone Masciarelli (Acqua e Sapone-Cantina Tollo) line up before the start
• Plenty of time for posing before the real action begins
• The peloton make their way out of the start village at a leisurely pace

Tour of the Hilltowns

Photos by Ben Barnhart/www.holgarama.com

• Men's winner Alex Lavallee takes refuge behind the large figure of Kevin Monahan (7-Up/Nutrafig)
• Alex Lavallee (Volkswagen/Trek) takes the win
• Hiroko Shimada leads the winning group up East Hawley Road
• Hiroko Shimada (Verizon/Cervelo) easily cruises to the win in the small chainring

13th Giro d'Italia Femminile - NE

Images by Walter Brambilla/www.laborraccia.it

Stage 6 - July 11: Suno-Suno ITT, 19.5 km

• Zinaida Stahurskaja (Chirio Forno d'Asolo) gets herself geed before take off
• A rider from the Chinese national women's team poses for a photo
• Svetlana Boubnenkova (Team Aliverti Kookai) unloads with the champagne as the leader on GC after stage 6

Stage 7 - July 12: Meda-Meda, 122 km

• A rider from the Alfa Lum team all smiles before the start
• Riders from the Spanish national team a happy bunch of friends
• Olga Slyousareva (Itera) outsprints the peloton to win the seventh stage

Stage 8 - July 13: Barzago-Barzago, 101 km

• Riders with understandably dreary faces begin the eighth stage in foul weather
• This tourist appears to be overwhelmed with the beauty of the region
• Joulia Martisova (Itera Team) leads the main bunch in pursuit of the breakaway
• The peloton endure the atypical weather in Italy at this time of year
• Zinaida Stahurskaja (U.S.C. Chirio Forno d'Asolo) wins the stage and moves into second overall
• Edita Pucinskaite (MeH Figurella) crosses the line for third place

Stage 9 - July 14: Solbiate Olona-Gorla Minore, 87.7 km

• The Beltman sisters could easily pull off a double act
• The peloton passes through the streets of Gorla Minore for the final time
• The peloton speeds through the streets of Gorla Minore
• Olga Slyousareva (Itera Team) attempts to bridge the gap to breakaway rider Fatima Blazquez-Lozano, but to no avail
• Fatima Blazquez-Lozano (Real Federacion Espanola) crosses the line victorious
• Fatima Blazquez-Lozano (Real Federacion Espanola) noticeably exhausted after winning the final stage to Gorla Minore
• The final podium - Svetlana Boubnenkova (Team Aliverti Kookai) wins the 13th Giro donne, ahead of Zinaida Stahurskaja (Chirio Forno d'Asolo, left) and Diana Ziliute (Acca Due O Pasta Zara, right)
• Team Aliverti Kookai celebrates their win as Svetlana Boubnenkova wins the 13th Giro d'Italia Femminile
• Sara Carrigan (Australian National Team) wins the overall in the young rider classification

Race across the Alps

• Marko Baloh - all lit up like a Christmas tree.
• Oh Marko - what a BIG bottle of Champagne you have.
• The winner - look like they would rather a hot bath than a trophy.
• Beautiful view - and you can rest just over that hill.Yeah right...

Tour de l'Abitibi

• The USA team - in the first stageTTT
• A great aerial - shot of the peloton during the 6 th stage
• Close up of Tyler Farrar - in the leaders brown jersey
• The pack during Stage 7 - with Tyler Farrar in the middle
• Everybody - seems to be ducking for the line at the finish of Stage 7

The Charles Coin Memorial Laidley Classic

Pictures supplied by Scott Dobeli

• Bart Duraj - (Merida) moving into a corner
• The Cat 3 - racers get together
• The Cat 3'ers - keep some distance in the turn
• Gavin Williams - (University of Queensland) had time to take it a bit easy in the Cat 2 race
• Leigh Palmer - leads out Stuart Cowin
• Stuart Cowin - working hard to take the lead

Habitat Cabarrus Cycling Classic

Photo's supplied by Ken Keefner

• Flatting is never good. Flatting in a corner can be dangerous.
• Same corner, more carnage.
• Number 345 just makes it.
• Some others weren't so lucky

Giro del Trentino Alto Adige e Sud Tirolo - 2.9.1

Images courtesy of Walter Brambilla

• Nicole Brandli (Accadue O) in the leader's jersey after winning Stage 1 from Trento to Brentonico
• Sara Felloni (Edilsavino) looking well-tanned and fit
• The women speed past on their way to Baselga di Pinè
• Fabiana Luperini (Edilsavino), winner of the second stage and the overall classification
• The podium after the finish of stage 2, with Fabiana Luperini (Edilsavino) in the leader's jersey
• Two women from the USCI Chirio looking chirpy before the stage start
• Marika Murer chills out before the start
• Chantal Beltman (Accadue O) all smiles before the stage start
• Riders gather around the town of Roverè della Luna before making their way to Cembra
• Riders roll out of the town of Roverè della Luna on their way to Cembra
• Noemi Cantele (Accadue O) takes the victory in stage 3 from Roverè della Luna to Cembra
• The final podium, with Fabiana Luperini (Edilsavino) winning the overall, ahead of Nicole Brandli (Accadue O) and Zinaida Stahurskaia (USCI Chirio)

51st Vuelta a Colombia - 2.5

Images from Stage 11 courtesy of Luz Elida Molina Marin

• Riders cross the line at the finish of the eleventh stage in Armenia
• Second-placed stage finisher Marlon Pérez (05 Orbitel)
• Félix Cárdenas (Cage Maglierie) stoked with his stage win
• Félix Cárdenas (Cage Maglierie) receives a round of applause for his solo stage victory
• No shortage of podium girls for the leaders of various classifications

Images from Stage 12 courtesy of Jairo Enrique Rodrìguez

• Looks like this guy has rehearsed his photo opportunity beforehand
• It's not always chin-to-the-bars when you're racing
• The boys from Colombia Selle Italia get down to business
• Hernán Darío Muñoz (Colombia Selle Italia) gives his well-known victory salute

Polish National Road Championships

Images courtesy of Marek Czerwin´ski

• Jacek Mickiewicz (CCC Polsat) in a very similar outfit to that of Euskatel-Euskadi
• The fans just can't keep their hands off winner Grzegorz Gronkiewicz (Weltour)
• Newly-crowned Polish road champion Grzegorz Gronkiewicz (Weltour) experiences the highs (literally) of winning

Telluride 360 Adventure Festival

Photos by Rob Karman/mtnbikephotos.com

• Travis Brown (Trek VW) powers on. Interesting forks on the front too.
• Alison Dunlap tackles the rocky course.
• Travis Brown (Trek VW) seems glad he's got some travel on the rear.
• Alison Dunlap and some beautiful scenery.
• Jimena Florit (RLX Polo Sport) puts the power down.
• Jimena Florit (RLX Polo Sport) showing the strain.
• A very tired looking Kashi Leuchs (Volvo Cannondale).
• Kashi Leuchs flowing through some sweet singletrack.
• Kashi Leuchs looks ready to go home now.
• Christoph Sauser (Volvo Cannondale) was the fastest of the day, but still showed that the course took it's toll.
• Christoph Sauser (Volvo Cannondale) on one of many full suspension XC bikes this weekend.
• Christoph Sauser (Volvo Cannondale) on his way to a three minute plus win.
• Shonny Vanlandingham (SoBe Cannondale) rides on the edge.
• Shonny Vanlandingham (SoBe Cannondale) in amongst the rocks.

Photos by Micah Joseph/mtnbikephotos.com

• Jimena Florit (RLX Polo Sport) started off way to fast.
• Katerina Hanusova (Luna Chix) tackles one of many technical sections on the course.
• Kashi looks happy with his lot in life.
• Christoph Sauser just looks serious.
• Shonny Vanlandingham hopes blending into the forest will improve her chances

More photo's from Rob Karman and Micah Joseph

• 3-2-1-Lift off! Anne-Caroline Chausson doing what most of us can only dream of.
• Fabien Barel only just missed out on first place.
• Steve Peat took out first place. Again.
• Cedric Gracia in fast mode.
• Anne Carro lofts towards another series win.
• This is why Four Cross is so exciting. A three part crash sequence.
• Alison Dunlap leads Jimena Florit in the Women's Short Course XC
• Eric Carter rails the berm.
• Former Jr XC World Champ Walker Ferguson has some groupies.
• Eric Carter grabs some quality air.
• Katrina Miller shows that the Aussies can certainly ride bikes.
• The Men's Four Cross final
• Yeti-Pearl Izumi rider Nathan Rennie
• Robin Baloochi shows a bit of style.
• Cesar Rojo placed 20th in a very close race

Tour of Maplewood

Images courtesy of Zui Hanafusa

• Two riders from Team Ideal Tile and Miya Shoji adding to the action in the Men's Pro 1/2/3 race
• Vassili Davidenko (Navigators Pro Cycling Team) wins the Men's Pro 1/2/3 race
• Kristen LaSasso (Polo-RLX) attacks the field in the Women's Pro 1/2/3 race
• Ashley Kimmet (Team Serotta) outsprints the field to win the Women's Pro 1/2/3 race
• Gavriel Epstein (CRCA) chasing hard in the Junior Men's race
• Keith Norris (Jamis) gives it everything he's got to win the Junior race

Asheville Training Series #7

Images courtesy of Asheville Velodrome Group

• A slightly under-geared Jeff Franz uses experience instead of gear inches to get away during the points race
• Jeff maintained his gap over the duration of two laps, thus taking the last of three point sprints. His comment after the race, "Long laps!"
• Joey and Jacob have a chit-chat before the 60 lap A grade race
• Joey Coddington leads Darby Harris through the start/finish area. The bell is ringing as they begin to jockey for position in the upcoming sprint
• Chris Kamm goes over track etiquette and points race rules for the B grade bunch prior to start of the evening's 35 lap track/road hybrid race
• B grade racers on the rivet finding the shortest way around the track
• The Masters riders lining up for their start. With a points sprint every five laps, the scoreboard is a great aid in keeping track of the laps and point leaders
• Volunteers and sponsors ensure a well run event at the French Broad River Park

American Velodrome Challenge

Images courtesy Mike Gladu & www.velodrome.com

• US Junior national Team Pursuit squad led by Josh Kerkhof qualifying for Worlds
• Josh Kerkhof led the Juniors in the Team Pursuit and placed second in the 2k Individual Pursuit
• Team Freddie Fu's Becky Conzelman takes the Women's Pursuit
• Team T-Mobile's Katrina Berger takes second in the 3k Pursuit in her first race ever on the track
• Becky Conzelman dominated the endurance Omnium with wins in the Elimination and 5-Mile
• Jame Carney pips Kenny Williams and Mike Creed in the final sprint of the Men's Points Race
• Team Focus 2004's Giddeon Massie warming up for the Match Sprint competition
• Team Focus 2004's Giddeon Massie getting in a few jumps before the Match Sprint competition
• Jame Carney catches Alfred and Massie sleeping 2 laps out in the Match Sprint Gold Medal Ride
• Prime Alliance's Jame Carney surprises Focus 2004's Adam Duvendeck in the Match Sprint
• Andy Sparks, Giddeon Massie and Adam Duvendeck in the Olympic Sprint
• Team Focus 2004's Giddeon Massie's 200m TT qualifier for the Match Sprint competition
• Giddeon Massie defeats young Andy Lakatosh in the first round of the Match Sprints
• Andy Lakatosh sets a track stand in an effort to make Stephen Alfred go by
• Giddeon Massie celebrates a hard-fought Sprint win over Masters World Champ Anton Quist
• Massie deserves to celebrate his Gold Medal after overtaking Carney at the line from 2 laps out
• Anton Quist on lap three of his 1.05.98 Kilometer TT
• Anton Quist powers through lap two on his way to a 1:05.98 Kilo and the Gold Medal without aero gear

Danish Championships

Photos by Frank Rud Jensen

Men's TT

• Michael Sandstød (CSC Tiscali) all smiles before his winning TT ride
• Alex Pedersen and winner Michael Sandstød wait for the last of the riders to finish
• Frank Høj (Team Coast) crosses the line for 5th place
• Lennie Kristensen's (EDS-fakta) mind appears to be wandering
• Third-placed Michael Blaudzun (CSC Tiscali) looks a bit weary
• Michael Sandstød (CSC Tiscali) faces the press after his great TT win
• Michael Sandstød (CSC Tiscali) stands tall on the podium
• The podium - Michael Sandstød (CSC Tiscali), Lennie Kristensen (EDS-fakta) and Michael Blaudzun (CSC Tiscali) all looking particularly cheerful

Women's TT

• Vibe Kolding (CC Gladsaxe) - second-placed finisher in the women's ITT
• Pernille Langelund (Team Grace) - third-placed finisher in the women's ITT
• The women's podium places - Lisbeth Simper (Team Lolland Falster, middle) triumphant over Vibe Kolding (CC Gladsaxe, left) and Pernille Langelund (Team Grace, right)
• The women's podium - Lisbeth Simper (Team Lolland Falster, middle) takes the glory ahead of Vibe Kolding (CC Gladsaxe, left) and Pernille Langelund (Team Grace, right)
• Women's ITT winner Lisbeth Simper (Team Lolland Falster) a happy lady
• Women's ITT winner Lisbeth Simper (Team Lolland Falster) lets loose with the champagne after a great victory

Men's Junior TT

• Big lad Martin Mortensen (Herning Cykle Klub) comes in with what turns out to be the winning time
• Runner-up Finnerup - Andreas Finnerup (Team PH) comes in for second
• Mads Christensen (Team PH) gives it everything as he crosses the line for 3rd place
• Rasmus Fjordside (Herning Cykle Klub) crosses the line for 5th place
• The boys from Herning Cykle Klub all there to support their winner Martin Mortensen
• Heavy duty - winner Martin Mortensen (Herning Cykle Klub) put in the power today for a winning performance
• The junior podium placegetters - Martin Mortensen, Andreas Finnerup (Team PH) and Mads Christensen (Team PH)
• The podium - Martin Mortensen (Herning Cykle Klub) triumphant over Andreas Finnerup (Team PH, left) and Mads Christensen (Team PH, right)

Women's Junior TT

• Pi Ellebæk Knudsen (Herning Cykle Klub) focuses before she takes off for a what will be a winning ride
• The junior women's podium - Pi Ellebæk Knudsen (Herning Cykle Klub) takes the honours over Sara Hansen (Næstved Bicycle Club) and Henriette Frederiksen (Esbjerg Cykle Ring Sport af 1919)

Women's Road Race

• The start of the women's road race.
• Maja Adamsen hunting down the front group
• Lisbeth Simper and Vibe Kolding heading for 1st and 2nd place
• Lisbeth Simper in front early in race
• The women's peloton winds it's way up the hill
• The womens podium

Men's Road Race

• One of the Herning riders powers up the climb
• EDS-fakta and Glud & Marstrand Horsens riders in formation.
• Winner Andreas Finnerup (Team PH)
• 3rd place winner Bo Hamburger
• Loyal supporters! "Jasper is God"
• Junior riders taking the climb
• And they're off! The start of the 2002 Junior Danish National road race
• The CSC riders looking tired on the last lap
• Lars Michaelsen (Team Coast) hunting down the front group
• The men's podium
• Michael Sandstød (CSC-Tiscali) shows how happy he is with his win
• Team PH as far as the eye can see
• Team PH take all 3 podium places

Photos provided by Michael Elmstrøm

Womens TT

• Vibe Kolding, Lisbeth Simper and Pernille Langelund - looking calm after Simper's fourth TT title in a row.
• Lisbeth Simper - with her bike, medal, the lot: after Simper's fourth TT title.

Womens RR

• A more relaxed view of winners with - Vibe Kolding, Lisbeth Simper, Mette Fischer
• Looking up - to the podium of Kolding, Simper, and Fischer

3rd Four Bridges of Elgin

Photos provided by Mark Zalewski

• The future races - with three wheels
• I take it this person - really believes that the pen is mightier than the sword
• The Masters - division rolls out
• The pack - drives it along in the Masters race
• The Masters race - heads into the climb
• Chasing the lead - in the Masters race
• The Masters - race climbs thru the trees
• During the Masters - race with a laden support bike
• An early break - in the Masters race
• The Masters - race moves into a corner
• Winner of the Masters - division crosses the line
• The pace picks - up in the U23 race
• A break gets - away in the U23 race
• The break - moves away in the U23 race
• Viktor Repinski - (Blr) Team Saturn takes the congratulations after his win

These photos by Ken Carl

• The Saturn - team take it out
• Adam Bergman - (USA) Team Mack gets himseldf into the winning break
• The field sprints - for home
• Viktor Repinski - takes out the win

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