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Cycling photography for November - Part I

Utah State Cyclocross Championships
Criterium International de la Comunidad Valenciana
Luciano Lepre's world cycling tour
Burnaby Velodrome Club
Vuelta Ciclistica a Guatemala
61st Six Days of Dortmund
Footscray CC Criterium
Carnegie Caulfield Criterium
Tour of Southland
Footscray CC Criterium
Southern California 'Cross Cup #1
National Trophy Series #3
Catamount Cyclocross
Schoolhouse Cyclocross
Sportsbook.com Cyclo-Cross
2002 Gay Games
Carnegie Caulfield Criterium
Washington Cyclocross Championships
River City Cyclocross Crusade #5
Pan-American MTB Championships
Six Days of Grenoble
Footscray CC Criterium
Noosa International Criterium
Surf City Cyclo-cross #2
East Midland Premier Series Round 2
Carnegie Caulfield Criterium - Oct. 29
North Carolina 'Cross Series #1

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Utah State Cyclocross Championships

Images by Christian Johnson

• And away they go
• Bryson Perry getting covered in muck
• Perry looking amazingly clean
• Art O'Connor battles the mud and snow
• O'Connor does some barrier hopping
• Dirk Cowley looks happy with the weather
• Tanner Putt, one of four juniors who braved the elements
• David Harward, winner of Men's B grade
• Series leader Bart Gillespie
• Womens A Champ Cynthia Loddings

Burnaby Velodrome Club

Images by David Fayram

• The B grade bunch gathers speed in the points race
• An event with its inception in Japan, the keirin
• Handslings aplenty during the Madison
• The cat-and-mouse tactics begin in the Olympic Sprint
• Paul and Kenny on the rollers
• Paul Clement leads Murray Solem
• Paul Clement goes hard in the Olympic Sprint
• Paul Clement takes a nice line through the banking
• Warming up is often more pleasant than the race itself
• Riders warm up and warm down on the rollers

Images by Gordon Ross

• Kenny Williams (Saturn of Bellevue) on his way to winning the 3000M pursuit event and the overall Omnium
• Kenny Williams in action again

Criterium International de la Comunidad Valenciana

Images by AFP

• Spanish cyclist Javier Otxoa waves to the warm applause of the crowd. Oxtoa recently restarted his cycling career after a serious accident two years ago that killed his brother Ricardo and left him in a coma

Luciano Lepre's world cycling tour

Images by AFP

• Italian photographer Luciano Lepre in Antigua, Guatemala, 45kms west of Guatemala City, 05 November, 2002. Lepre is on an around-the-world cycling tour, which started in Montreux, Switzerland, on September 4, 1996. After travelling through Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Australia and North America, Lepres plans to head to Tierra del Fuego, Chile, at the tip of South America, expecting to arrive in December 2003. Lepre was assaulted and robbed in Antigua's historical district and lost his credit cards, passport and two cameras.

Vuelta Ciclistica a Guatemala

Images by AFP

• Domingo Gonzalez (Mexico) celebrates after winning stage ten, easily outsprinting Danilo Chacón (Lotería del Táchira)

61st Six Days of Dortmund

Images by AFP

• It was an all German victory in the Six Days of Dortmund, as Andreas Kappes (L) and Andreas Beikirch finished on top of the standings after the sixth night

Footscray CC Criterium

Images by Reg Goldfinch

• The rest of "C" grade chasing the breakaway
• The tactical moment is approaching
• You always want it to hurt the bunch when you drive 100%
• Push the tempo but you need each other
• An in form Adam, off the front again without Tony, rides on to enjoy the winners flag

Carnegie Caulfield Criterium

Images by Mal Sawford

• A Grade sprints for second
• B Grade wind up for the finish
• C Grade under pressure
• De Luca wins A Grade
• D Grade action
• Leigh De Luca acts up for the camera
• The A Grade break
• The aftermath of Geoff Rushen's clipped pedal
• Tokyo Olympian Mick Hollinworth coaches E Grade

Tour of Southland

Stage 1 - November 4: Computerland Criterium, 24 km

Images by Tom Balks/www.tombalks.com

• John Lieswyn crosses the line in first place
• John Lieswyn works the media
• Jeremy Yates (Sprint) Phillip Schnyder (2nd) John Lieswyn (1st) Scott Guyton (3rd)
• John Lieswyn mid race
• The peloton in the main street of Invercargill
• Jeremy Yates in the middle of the pack during the first stage of the Tour of Southland
• David McKenzie rides during the criterium
• The peloton travel down the main street at high speed
• Hilton Clarke (L) and Karl Moore (R) line up for the start
• Phillip Schnyder waits for the start

Stage 2 - November 4: Invercargill - Bluff, 52 km

• Peter Rogers in a break away with 2.14 minutes up on the peloton
• Peter Rogers goes up Bluff hill with a nine second lead on Kevin Monahan
• Kevin Monahan going up Bluff Hill in 2nd place
• Jeremy Yates at the top of Bluff Hill with a great view of the Southland in the background
• Peter Rogers (Calder Stewart) the leader of the Tour of Southland
• The breakaway group with 2'14 lead on the peloton
• Gordon McCauley (R) talks to Scott Guyton (L) "If he thinks he's going to have an easy ride, then think again"
• The Rabobank team working hard at the front of the peloton
• The peloton rolling at the start of stage 2
• Riders at the Zookeeper's Café van

Stage 3 - November 5: Invercargill - Tuatapere, 98.4 km

• Scott Guyton is the new Tour Leader
• Brian Fowler (1st) Lee Vertongen (2nd) and John Lieswyn (3rd)
• The peloton is two minutes down on the front bunch
• The peloton still in Invercargill
• Brian Fowler, winner of the Tour of Southland
• Russell looking for the second break away
• Fowler & Russell in the first break away with 40 seconds up on the second bunch
• The second break away down by 40 seconds
• Invercargill school kids in the rain
• The peloton going through the wet steets of Invercargill

Stage 4 - November 5: Tuatapere - Winton, 94.7 km

• Breakaway with David McKenzie out in front
• Jason Allen, winner of Stage 4 into Winton
• Jason Allen post race
• A new break away escapes from the bunch
• The stage start and it's still wet...
• Tom Leaper working hard on a solo escape
• Farm hands getting the best view of the race
• Hayden Godfrey leads the breakaway
• Joseph Chapman, Lee Vertongen & Chris Horner in the peloton
• Gordon McCauley chasing the breakaway

Stage 5 - November 6: Lumsden - Crown Range, 136.8 km

Images by Tom Balks/www.tombalks.com

• Chris Horner is the new tour leader
• The peloton with the Kingston Flyer in the back ground
• Ryan Cox with Lake Wakatipu in the back ground
• Anthony Chapman and Jeremy Yates in the breakaway
• Tom Leaper, second in stage five, with a 2km hill climb to the finish
• Cox and Leaper in the breakaway with 4.30 up on the Peloton
• The peloton rides past the Carston hotel
• Getting it sideways in the jet boat
• A breakaway with six minutes up on the peloton
• Ryan Cull in the breakaway, up 4.30 up on the peloton
• Tom Leaper with a puncture
• The peloton going over the Kawarau River
• David Thommson facing a hard ride up the last hill climb
• Riders still coming up Crown Terrace
• Free Red Bull, but watch the caffeine levels guys!
• David McKenzie with the mountains of the South Island in the background
• Horner Lieswyn in the peloton
• Kevin Monahan out for a ride
• Jet boating in Queenstown
• Scott Guyton in the main peloton

Images by Gavin McCulloch

• Tom Leaper with his KOM jersey
• David McKenzie on one of the climbs
• Matt Gilbert winds his way to the top
• Craig Thomson and Matthew Yates
• Scott Guyton wears the yellow

Stage 6 - November 7: Balfour - Riversdale Time Trial

Images by Tom Balks/www.tombalks.com

• Levi Lee on a new UCI bike for the Time Trial
• Eric Wohlberg (Calder Stewart) at the start line
• John Lieswyn (Winton's Middle Pub) head down and going for it
• John Lieswyn (Winton's Middle Pub) overtaking Ryan Cox
• John Lieswyn (Winton's Middle Pub) going hard in the TT
• Chris Horner (Calder Stewart) could only manage 11th in the time trial, and lost his lead
• Russell Vanhout (Sycamore Print)
• Kids from Balfour school at the South African team van
• Kids From Balfour School looking at Chris Boersen (Sycamore Print) warming up
• Peter Latham (SouthRoads) one of NZ's up and coming riders from Te Awamutu

Stage 7 - November 7: Gore - Invercargill, 104 km

Images by Tom Balks/www.tombalks.com

• Inside Wendy's dry car
• Race leader John Lieswyn (Winton's Middle Pub) working hard to protect his jersey
• Race leader John Lieswyn (Winton's Middle Pub) in the main peloton
• Gordon McCauley (Zookeeper's) and Tom Leaper (Rabobank) start the breakaway
• The peloton not that far away from the breakaway
• This way boys
• A sea of flags
• Hilton Clarke with a time gap of over 1 min to the peloton
• Gordon McCauley (L) and Hilton Clarke (R) fight it out for the Stage 7 win
• Hilton Clarke (Calder Stewart) wetting the kids after his stage win

Stage 8 - November 8th: Winton - Te Anau, 156.3 km

Images by Tom Balks/www.tombalks.com

• Race leader John Lieswyn (Winton's Middle Pub) in the main peloton. He kept his lead in stage 8
• Which way do we go?
• Heath Blackgrove (Zookeeper's Cafe) wearing the pink Under 23 Jersey
• Gordon McCauley (Zookeeper's Cafe) leads Ryan Russell (Rabobank) in their breakaway with 15 km to go
• Gordon McCauley (Zookeeper's Cafe) wins the eighth stage in Te Anau
• Gordon McCauley (Zookeeper's Cafe) on the podium after his stage 8 win
• Ryan Russell (Rabobank) through a corner
• Matthew Yates (Zookeepers Cafe) A hard day in the office
• Matthew Yates, Ryan Russell and Gordon McCauley in the breakaway with 1'30 on the peloton
• Chris Boersen (Sycamore Print) Go Chris!
• Scott Guyton (Southland Times) is in second overall, 30 seconds down on the GC
• Mark Grieve What big eyes you have!
• Matthew Yates (Zookeeper's Cafe) working with the breakaway
• Brian Fowler (Winton's Middle Pub) with a teammate
• Another breakaway but not the winning one
• Jack Swart (Share The Road) Well boy, back in 70s it like this...'
• The peloton come into Otautau
• Zookeeper's Cafe van - what an ass...
• Gordon McCauley (Zookeeper's Cafe) looking good
• Ryan Russell (Rabobank) in the last break way for the day

Stage 9 - November 9th: Te Anau - Lumsden, 80 km

Images by Tom Balks/www.tombalks.com

• The peloton rides against a spectacular New Zealand backdrop during stage 9 of the Tour of Southland
• Photo Time for some tourists during stage 9 of the Tour of Southland
• Karl Moore, Ryan Cox, and Eric Wohlberg made the crucial break in stgae 9
• Eric Wohlberg, Ryan Cox and Karl Moore in the break with the peloton in the background
• Eric Wohlberg (Calder Stewart) working hard in the breakaway
• Ryan Cox (Ascot Park Hotel) in the breakaway
• Karl Moore (Rabobank) working in the breakaway
• Eric Wohlberg (Calder Stewart) wins stage 9 with Karl Moore second
• John Lieswyn (Winton's Middle Pub) still has his 30 sec time gap overall
• Alan Messenger working hard to get the story to Cyclingnews from stage 9

Stage 10 - November 9: Winton - Invercargill, 64.4 km

Images by Tom Balks/www.tombalks.com

• Barry Harcourt on the back of his motor bike
• David McKenzie signing on for stage 10
• John Lieswyn (Winton's Middle Pub) making a break
• The peloton travels down a county road in the Tour of Southland during the final stage
• Scott Guyton (Southland Times) - Just one more hill
• John Lieswyn (Winton's Middle Pub) still working hard for his yellow jersey
• Scott Guyton (Southland Times) in the breakaway with 1'35 gap to the peloton
• John Lieswyn (Winton's Middle Pub) going for a win
• John Lieswyn (Winton's Middle Pub) on the wheel of Scott Guyton over the line
• The Winton's Middle Pub team is a winning team
• John Lieswyn (Winton's Middle Pub) a happy man with the cup and Tour of Southland winner's jersey

Footscray CC Criterium

Images by Reg Goldfinch

• Asher after winning C grade
• Ben relaxed and ready for B grade
• Coke composing himself for the photo
• Dave preparing for the Great Victorian Bike Ride
• Not A grade on the first hot windy evening

Southern California 'Cross Cup #1

Images by Richard Murphy

• The amazing Erik Luk (P.C.C.) wins the Men's B race then immediately turns around for the start of the Elite Men's.
• Second place finisher Thad Sparrow (Celo Pacific) pulls a wheelie as he crosses the finish line.
• Melissa Fletcher (Supergo.com/Cliff Bar) runs up the double barrier section of the course with her not to light mountain bike.
• The Men's B field lead by Thad Sparrow (Celo Pacific) catches and passes Women's B's racer Jeanne Bernhard (Celo Pacific) in the triple barrier section of the course.
• Elite Women's winner Rebecca Cooke (White Mtn Road Club) runs through the barriers on her way to a easy win.
• Brian Starr (Simply Fit) of the men's 35+ field shows good form through the triple barrier section.
• Brent Prenzlo (Celo Pacific) celebrates his win in the Elite Men's race.
• Michael Anker (Imartin Imports) flies down the course.
• Perry Paolini (Balance Bar) jumps back on the bike after the triple barrier section of the course.
• Parry Paolini (Balance Bar) pushes hard as he passes through the start finish area.
• Masters 35+ National Champion Alan Coates (Steelman) still looking fresh mid way through the Elite Men's race after winning the men's 35+ only an hour ago.
• Junior Perry Paolini (Balance Bar) sets an early pace in the Elite Men's race that only the strongest seniors could follow.
• Brent Prenzlo (Celo Pacific) used his superior transition skills to gain time on the Elite Men's field, which he won by a large margin.
• Road and Mt. Bike standout, Julie Lowery (Celo Pacific) more than holds her own in her first cross race.
• Louis DeLaCruz cools off in the un-cross like 80 degree temperature.
• Women' B winner Jeanne Berhard (Celo Pacific) cross the finish line after a tough race.

National Trophy Series #3

Images by Cat Knowles-Fitton

• Pete Middlehurst third in U/23
• Australian and Belgian riders take the runup
• Dan Booth remounts
• Ellis' concentrated look
• Ellis looked in control all day
• Ellis puts the bike down early in the race
• Glancing back on the runup
• Into the finishing chute
• Richardson's series leader jersey was heavy on his shoulders
• The slippery descent
• Three Belgian riders filled the top 7 places
• U/23 star Roach into the finishing chute
• U/23 winner and series leader Snodded

Catamount Cyclocross

Images by Paul Weiss/www.paulweiss.bz

• Keep your eyes on the track, not on the photographer
• Yes it was that cold
• One of the placegetters
• Riders try to stay warm on the startline
• I told you, stop looking at the photographer
• That's better, especially with the barriers
• Cornering the safe way on slippery grass

Schoolhouse Cyclocross

Images by Paul Weiss/www.paulweiss.bz

• Racing in the snow
• Time for a bike swap
• Some rugged up riders head off
• At least you can see where the track is
• I feel cold just looking at this
• Up and over the easy way
• Another mountainbiker hops the barrier
• I don't think this was a good idea
• Riders approach the barrier
• The amazing levitating bike trick
• Later in the race the course started to get boggy
• Very, very boggy
• Hike a bike

Sportsbook.com Cyclo-Cross

Images by Matt Beaugard/www.lacticacid.org

• Riders struggle up the climb
• One of the female entrants hits the pinch
• Erin North (Trek/VW) on her way to 3rd place
• Run or ride, the sand wasn't much fun
• The Men's podium
• Almost there, just a little more to go
• I'm sinking! Help!
• Riders and spectators chat between races
• The women's podium gets showered with champagne
• Don't try this at home kids
• Riders crossing the barrier
• Stop smiling, this is serious
• Mongoose riders took out the top two placings

Pan-American MTB Championships

Images by Philippe Duclos/ChileSX.com

• Now this looks like a fun course
• A rides drops down through a dusty chute
• Markolf Berchtold getting a little bit of air
• Berchtold again, heading for another jump
• Rocky and dusty was the order of the day
• The Four Cross saw some action
• A rider slams into the top of a jump
• Stylin' it up on the jumps
• Spectators watch as a rider rails the berm
• Markolf Berchtold lands on the doubles

Carnegie Caulfield Criterium

Images by Mal Sawford

• C grade on the Avenue of Roses
• Crowe and Wilksch fight it out in A Grade
• Crowey leads the A Grade bunch
• Ray Turner leads the A Grade break
• The unsuccesful chase from C Grade
• The winning break in C Grade

River City Cyclocross Crusade #5

Images by Cheryl J. Willson

• The Black Knight, Russ Humberston, before getting caught by the ladies.
• Jeannette Nussbaum (Kona Kenwood) getting her bike under control
• Kicking up some dust
• Jeannette Nussbaum (Kona Kenwood)
• Marjon Marik (River City Bicycles) negotiates one of the tighter corners on the course.
• The winner of the women's B race, Stephanie Yenne (Capitol Velo).
• Shanan Whitlatch looks like she's happy to be racing.
• Jeannette Nussbaum (Kona Kenwood)
• Amy Hunter-Dillinger (Lakeside/River's Edge) riding strong through the wooded part of the course.
• Jeannette Nussbaum (Kona Kenwood)
• Jeannette Nussbaum (Kona Kenwood) emerging from the sand pit victorious.
• Jon Myers (Team S&M)
• Chris Brandt (Collins) clears the final of six barriers.
• Sean Garvin (GS Camerati)
• Eric Tonkin (Kona Kenwood) takes a turn at the front of the race.
• Shannon Skerritt (Trek/VW/Bike Gallery) runs through the sand a final time before winning the race.
• Jeff Struck (Gentle Lovers) finishing up.
• The winner, Shannon Skerritt (Trek/VW/Bike Gallery), rests while watching the rest of the field finish.

Washington Cyclocross Championships

Images by Joe Zauner

• Kristi Berg remounts after the barriers
• Steve Crosier (Redline) on foot
• Josie Beggs (Bolla/Bianchi) follows Kona/Kenwood rider Ann Grande
• Dale Knapp (Kona/Kenwood)
• The Men's Cat. A field
• Riders head up a very dusty climb

Six Days of Grenoble

Images from Day 2 by Nick Rosenthal/www.fatnick.com

• Grenoble, France - home of fine cuisine. No greasy hot dogs here.
• The Grenoble Six is famous for its shows. Here, the pom-pom girls show how to wear the American flag.
• Clad in just a few feathers, these ladies put on a splendid show for the more than enthusiastic audience
• The big boys come out to play - the top Keirin riders in the world line up for the Keirin
• One of 15 rainbow jerseys on display at the Grenoble Six - Jobie Dajka (Aus) warms down after a race.
• Alexander Aeschbach (Swi) in the Madison
• Full-on bunch action
• Robert Hunter (RSA) takes a breather during the Madison
• Jobie Dajka (Aus), Jens Fiedler (Ger) and a French rider line up on the start line
• Sprinter Jobie Dajka (Aus) celebrates a win in the sprint competition
• Sean Eadie (Aus) leads two French riders in a 3-up sprint match
• British world champion Craig MacLean (GBr) takes on Florian Rousseau (Fra) in a sprint match
• Arnaud Tournant (Fra) was happy to spend a few minutes signing autographs
• Franck Perque (Fra) takes a quick lungful of air during an "out" period in the Madison
• Franco Marvulli (Swi) handslings his partner Alexander Aeschbach (Swi) in the Madison
• Jimmi Hansen and Morten Christiansen (Den) placed 9th in the Madison
• Marco Villa (Ita), winner of the recent Amsterdam Six, handslings Adriano Baffi
• Belgian track specialist Lorenzo Lapage about to throw Wouter van Mechelen in
• Jérôme Neuville and Franck Perque (Fra) on their way to winning the Madison
• European Espoir Madison champions Said Haddou and Laurent D'Olivier (Fra) are a pair to watch in the future
• Martin Liska and Josef Zabka (Slo) placed sixth in the Madison
• Jimmi Hansen and Morten Christiansen (Den) are relative newcomers to the Madison
• Steven Deneef (Bel) and Luke Roberts (Aus) swap places
• Local boy Jérôme Neuville (Fra) hands over the reigns to Franck Perque
• Jérôme Neuville and Franck Perque (Fra) swap over once again
• Not too much time for holding hands during the Madison
• Current world points race champion Franco Marvulli slings Alexander Aeschbach (Swi) into the fray
• French road professional Andy Flickinger presents flowers to Madison winners Jérôme Neuville and Franck Perque (Fra)
• Jérôme Neuville and Franck Perque (Fra) complete their lap of honour

Images from Day 3 by Russell Standring/http://grenoblecycling.free.fr

• The home town champion, Arnaud Tournant (Fra) signs autographs for his fans
• Adriano Baffi (Ita) bows out from the professional circuit in Grenoble
• Photographer Russell Standring had to walk the last 500 metres through the snow to get to the top Col du Galibier on his day off
• Jens Fiedler (Ger) is not quite ready
• Jobie Dajka (Aus), Sean Eadie (Aus), Jens Fiedler (Ger) and Craig MacLean (GBr) get ready to take on the French team
• Florian Rousseau (Fra) does his lap of honour after winning the Golden Sprint
• Sean Eadie (Aus) is happy to sign autographs and meet the French crowd
• Robert Hunter and Jean Pierre van Zyl (RSA) celebrate winning the Pro Sprint event

Images from Day 6 by Russell Standring/grenoblecycling.free.fr

• Daniel Mangeas is the voice of the Grenoble Six Day
• Sean Eadie is congratulated on winning the Golden Sprint
• Sean Eadie stops to give his winning boquet
• Surrounded by glamour, the 2002 Grenoble Six Day winner's climb off the bikes
• Laurent Gane and Sean Eadie line up for the Bucklet Sprint Final
• The teams line up for the Individual Metro
• The Belgian rider, Lorenzo Lapage, ready for the madison
• Not moving, Florian Rousseau and Arnaud Tournant pass the six minute barrier

Footscray CC Criterium

Images by Reg Goldfinch

• Two laps to go
• Terry Staley tearing up "B" Grade
• Hugh Cram's Van
• Paul Anders working hard
• Ray Turner taking out "A" Grade

Noosa International Criterium

Images by Delly Carr

• The starting lineup for the 6th Noosa International Criterium was a who's who of Australian cycling
• Mathew Hayman (Rabobank) was one of the early aggressors
• Robbie McEwen (Lotto-Adecco) didn't repeat his success from 2001
• Matthew White (US Postal) working hard with Allan Davis (ONCE) in the Noosa International Criterium
• Matthew White (US Postal) wins the 6th Noosa International Criterium

Surf City Cyclo-cross #2

Images by Russ & Nancy Wright/AbbiOrca.com

• Mark Noble, Master 35 victor, 2nd week in a row for the rider from southern California
• Ben Jacques-Maynes, 4-time winner of the Fairgrounds circuit at Surf City
• Chris Pietrzak in a sea of yellow
• Larry Hibbard, Elite Men's 4th place
• Velo Bella from Monterey brought 10 competitors to the Fairgrounds
• World Singlespeed champion Stella Carey
• 2002 season revelation Chris Pietrzak leading Ben Jacques-Maynes at the barricades during the first lap
• John Funke, Elite Men's 3rd place
• Rachel Lloyd, 3-time winner at the Fairgrounds
• Shelley Whisenhant, runnerup Women's Elite race
• B race winner Russ Clark

East Midland Premier Series Round 2

Images by www.veloriders.co.uk

• Stephen Roach (James Hay) wins the senior men's race
• Danny Booth (James Hay) - chamgpagne for third in the men's race
• Senior men's podium (L to R): George Richardson (Team MI Peugeot, 2nd), Stephen Roach (James Hay, 1st), and Danny Booth (James Hay, 3rd)
• Helen Saunders (James Hay) riding in the senior men's race

Carnegie Caulfield Criterium - Oct. 29

Images by Mal Sawford

• The A Grade bunch in pursuit of the breakaway
• Chris D'Amelio and Chris Bradford with an early break in A Grade
• Dean Johnstone goes alone in A Grade
• B Grade in action
• Ghost riders in the B grade sprint for 4th
• Paul Marp and Alex Reinheir away in C Grade
• Darren Cathie leads C Grade on the Avenue of Roses circuit

North Carolina 'Cross Series #1

Images by Thomas Arsenault

• Junior National Champion Lauren Trull
• Derek Powers sporting some of Gullickson's old equipment
• Rob Moran dropping le hammer
• Start line gathering
• Start line from afar (I was the picture taker on the grassy knoll)
• Dr. Dave's pain face
• Junior National Champion Lauren Trull (again)
• Lauren Trull one more time
• Lonnie Brooks charging hard or hardly charging, you decide...
• Adrienne Brown from Earthfare (Attack o' the killer tomatoes)

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