|
|
Scott Sunderland UpdateSabine writes:It has been a while, our computer had to go in to be checked, I had tortured it to much with my skills which date from six years ago in uni.... the technician said he would smack my rear if I do that to my pc again. Anyway, here we are again, and how, with some good news. Scott is continuing to recover with an amazing speed, compaired to us "normal" people. I guess being an athlete has got its pros, but then, if he wouldn't be a cyclist, he wouldn't have been run of his wheels by a TVM team car... He is still going into Ghent almost daily to work on his rehab. The last few days he has had a few problems with his shoulder muscles, I quietly think he had overdone the exercises a bit. He is so eager to get back on that bike. The 26th he has a check up with the neurologist and if everything is ok he can start going out on the road again, he is really looking forward to that. In the mean time, he is very dedicated to his rehab program and Fabienne, his kine is really impressed with his aim for perfection while doing the exercises. The team is a bit lost since the accident, the guys are often on the phone talking to Scott about it. PALMANS has lost more than their kopman for the year I got the feeling, Scott also played a role as trainer and personal adviser I know now. Walter Planckaert is trying to keep Scott bussy by letting him have his say in the team build up for next year and Scott is loving every minute of it. It keeps him sane. TVM are playing hard ball, believe it or not. I can't understand that an insurance company is taking such a position, nobody over here does. We thought they would be human in their negotiations but all they have done since the accident is hurt me and Scott by their way of handling this situation. It looks like Scotts' former employer has not to much respect for their ex-employee. You'll hear more of this... When are you coming to Europe Bill? Let us know hey !! Till soon, Sabine In the Tour de FranceThe 4 wild cards have gone to ASICS-CGA, Riso Scotti, Vitalicio Seguros and Cofidis. Big Mat-Auber 93 received a special invitation.Total starting riders: 189. The teams are:
Out of the Tour de FranceMichele Bartoli will not ride the Tour de France next month. The Italian has a bad dose of bronchitis. In August he hopes to return to the peloton to defend his world cup classification.Marco Pantani is also having some problems with his health. The Giro winner has also come down with bronchitis and will miss the Tour of Catalonia which began yesterday. Rob Arnold, editor of the new Ride magazine in Australia, confirmed that Henk Vogels knee problems have flared up again. This time it's the right knee which he feel on twice during the Four Days of Dunkirk, but has generally never had any trouble with. "I've seen a few specialists over here," Henk said from Toulouse. "But nothing seems to be helping. I am okay for a few days, wait until I think I've had enough recovery time, and then when I'm ont he bike again it just swells up and gives me a lot of pain. "If I had it my way, I'd be on a plane tomorrow to see Victor Popov (former AIS physio) in Brisbane." Henk (Senior) called this morning to confirm: Henk is coming back to see Victor this Saturday. He'll be out of Gan's Tour de France team. On a lighter note, Stuart O'Grady confirmed his position in the GAN team for the Tour. "I honestly feel like I'm just riding into form now. Things were good in England, and again in Luxembourg, but it's really coming together now." Netherlands, Omloop van de KerspelenThe Omloop van de Kerspelen, was held on June 12 and started and finished in Drogeham (Friesland). It was the last race in the Club Competition in Region 1.
1. Herold Dat (Groenewoud) 2. Edwin Veen (Omega) 3. Henk Tissingh (Olympia Heerenveen) 4. Harko Kievit (Assen-Roden) 5. Jacob Slenema (Assen-Roden) 6. Jos Wolfkamp (Cycle Club 75) 7. Bennie Helmers (WSV Emmen) 8. Peter van Ommen (Noordwesthoek) 9. Hans Rekers (RTV Zwolle) 10. Ben van Egmond (Cycle Club 75) 11. Mathijs Delen 12. Sander Hup 13. Marco Horden 14. Herman Fledderus 15. Richard Mulder 16. Erik Boezewinkel 17. Allard Engels 18. Hans Kopmels 19. Marthijs wegdam 20. Arjan Vinke 21. Marcel Nagengast 22. Anne van der Veen 23. Wout Lammertink 24. Anno Pedersen 25. Gert Jan Nienhuis 26. Frank Zwaneveld 27. Eric van de Berg 28. Martin Bekking 29. Robert ter Bekke 30. Harry Hofstede Overall Regio 1: 1. WSV Emmen 394 * 2. WV Omega 342 * 3. WRV de Peddelaars 283 * 4. WV de Ijsselstreek 242 * 5. WV Olympia Heerenveen 209 * 6. Cycle Club 75 199 * 7. WSV Assen/Roden 180 * 8. KWC Kampen 167 9. RTC Groenewoud 165 10. NWV Groningen 161 11. Otto Ebbens 138 12. RTV Zwolle 73 13. OWC-Löwik-Aax Oldenzaal 65 14. AR & TV de Adelaar Apeldoorn 60 15. WV de Noorwesthoek 38 16. Axa-de Valleirenners 19 17. WV Drachten 14 18. Zwaluwen Doetinchem 12 19. Deters-Stofwolk 0 * Final weekend, June 26-28 at Emmen Belgium, Ingooiegem, June 161. Sergei Ivanov (Rus) TVM-Farm Frites 2. Geert Van Bondt (Bel) 3. Frank Hoj (Den) 4. Wim Vansevenant (Bel) 5. Bart Heirewegh (Bel) 119 Starters 1998 Mt Perry Mountain CupEnduro - Cross Country (4) Senior Men 1. Jay Stockwell Hamilton (Brisbane) 2:13:50 hrs 2. Adrian Proietti Riders (Brisbane) 2:16:07 hrs 3. Robbie Gould Nth Brisbane 2:18:25 hrs Senior Women 1. Bronwyn Battersby Southside Rats (Sth Brisbane) 1:36:58 hrs 2. Tiffany Sommerville Broncos (Brisbane) 1:41:40 hrs 3. Gail Young Bushrangers (Sunshine Coast) 1:43:46 hrs Sport 1 Men 1. Timothy Mumford TRC 1:27:18 hrs 2. Brendan Sellers Southside Rats 1:31:02 hrs 3. Gregory Saw TRC 1:31:23 hrs Sport 2 Men 1. Peter Pascoe Nth Brisbane 29:38 min 2. Adrian Murphy none 30:27 min 3. Christopher Ray Southside Rats 30:41 min Sport Women 1. Catherine Wright Southside Rats 34:09 min 2. Esther Smith Townsville 36:32 min 3. Amanda Richards Bikeline 37:41 min Veterans 1 Mens 1. Jack Weitenberg Gold Coast 1:22:57 hrs 2. Jon Guy Goldstars (Gold Coast) 1:23:17 hrs 3. Bryan Flemming Bikeline (Toowoomba) 1:27:16 hrs Veteran 2 Mens 1. Chris Clark Nanango 1:36:23 hrs 2. Jeff Ray Southside Rats 1:37:33 hrs 3. Herbert Reading Southside Rats 1:43:35 hrs Veteran Women 1. Sharon Heap Gold Coast 1:07:06 hrs 2. Leesa Brown Gold Coast 1:16:09 hrs 3. Sue Broadbent Southside Rats 1:23:55 hrs Masters Men 1. Blair Stockwell Hamilton (Brisbane) 55:45 min 2. Alan Mumford TRC (2) (Brisbane) 57:22 min 3. Ray Davis Southside Rats (Sth Brisbane) 1:02:48 hrs Junior Mens 1. Nathan Graves Gold Coast 1:20:03 hrs 2. Warwick Griffiths Gold Coast 1:20:17 hrs 3. Nicholas Clark Nanango 1:21:48 hrs Junior Women 1. Lotte Hagaard Southside Rats 44:22 min Sub Junior Men 1. Jared Graves Gold Coast 51:24 min 2. Dam MacMum Coffs Harbour 55:52.38 min 3. Luke Bastock none 55:52.65 min Intermediate Mens 1. Cameron Bennie Cyclopaths (Mackay) 1:05:23 hrs 2. Jacob Clark Nanango 1:07:47 hrs 3. Kristian McDonald Gold Coast 1:14:08 hrs Intermediate Women 1. Lauren McKelvie Nanango 46:43 min 2. Sarah Jardine Southside Rats 60:43 min Cadets Men 1. Nathan Moore Southside Rats 20:04 min 2. Tomas Szollosi Southside Rats 21:11 min 3. Steven Rasmussen Bundy Bats 21:39 min Little League Men 1. Liam Gaedtke Nanango 10:13 min 2. Samuel Greenhill (1) Ipswich 9:21 min 3. Joshua Greenhill (1) Ipswich 9:24 min Little League Women 1. Chloe Gaedtke Nanango 10:13 min Downhill Senior Men 1. Chris Kovarik Nth Brisbane 1:59.55 min 2. Rex Williamson Ipswich 2:04.79 min 3. Kris Bust TRC 2:05.50 min Senior Women 1. Bronwyn Battersby Southside Rats (Sth Brisbane) 2:23.29 min 2. Sharon Heap Gold Coast 2:32.74 min 3. Talitha Fitzgerald TRC 2:32.97 min Sport 1 Men 1. Daniel Roberts Bundy Bats 2:16.48 min 2. Trenton Dunn Rockhampton 2:16.73 min 3. Ian Wilson Southside Rats 2:17.98 min Sport 2 Men 1. Paul Smyth Nth Brisbane 2:16.74 min 2. Troy Wrigley none 2:16.91 min 3. Wade Lobey none 2:18.16 min Sport Women 1. Candace Saric Lismore Dirt Bags 3:27.11 min 2. Nicole Robson Rockhampton 5:27.58 min Veteran 1 Mens 1. Bryan Flemming Bikeline 2:09.47 min 2. Guy Berger Nth Brisbane 2:15.02 min 3. Jack Weitenberg Gold Coast 2:18.44 min Veteran 2 Mens 1. Bill Van Haren Gold Coast 2:36.14 min 2. Greg Freemantle Nth Brisbane 2:37.73 min 3. Rick Douglas Gold Coast 2:40.63 min Veteran Women 1. Sue Broadbent Southside Rats 2:59.60 min 2. Leese Brown Gold Coast 3:31.90 min Masters Men 1. Leigh Christensen Southside Rats 2:42.86 min 2. Peter Cox Nth Brisbane 2:58.30 min Junior Mens 1. Jay Taylor Nth Brisbane 2:08.85 min 2. Craig Larsen Bundy Rats 2:12.68 min 3. Phillip Williams Ipswich 2:13.58 min Sub-Junior Men 1. Michael Robinson Southside Rats 2:08.85 min 2. Brian Atkinson Townsville 2:12.68 min 3. Mathew Tape Nth Brisbane 2:13.58 min Sub-Junior Women 1. Theresa Dawson Nth Brisbane 2:40.09 min Intermediate Mens 1. Brad Deacon TRC 2:22.29 min 2. Joel Nelson Broncos 2:24.75 min 3. Glenn Brosnan Rockhampton 2:27.09 min Intermediate Women 1. Lauren McKelvie Nanango 3:22.02 min 2. Sarah Jardine Southside Rats 4:46.99 min Cadet Men 1. Steve Rasmussen Bundy Bats 1:02.64 min 2. Tomas Szollosi Southside Rats 1:02.84 min 3. Nathan Moore Southside Rats 1:09.40 min Little League (5) 1. Samuel Greenhill Ipswich 1:12.98 min 2. Joshua Greenhill Ipswich 1:16.39 min 3. Chole Gaedtke Nanango 1:23.40 min Hillclimb (3)(6) Senior Men 1. Adrian Proietti TRC 6:14 min 2. Jay Stockwell Hamilton 6:20 min 3. Graham Edwards Ipswich 6:56 min Senior Women 1. Tina Crowe Bikeline (Toowoomba) 8:06 min 2. Bronwyn Battersby Southside Rats (Sth Brisbane) 8:25 min 3. Gail Young Bushrangers (Sunshine Coast) 9:10 min Sport 1 Men 1. Timothy Mumford TRC 6:42 min 2. Jason Daw Bushrangers 7:00 min 3. Gregory Shaw TRC 7:29 min Sport 2 Men 1. Adrian Murphy none 8:24 min 2. Wayne Hoger Nanango 8:59 min 3. Shane Bohan Nth Brisbane 9:13 min Sports Women 1. Amanda Richards Bikeline 9:45 min Veteran 1 Mens 1. Bryan Flemming Bikeline 6:52 min 2. Jack Weitenberg Gold Coast 7:17 min 3. James Davis Townsville 7:23 min Veteran 2 Mens 1. Chris Clark Nanango 8:07 min Veteran Women 1. Sharon Heap Gold Coast 9:19 min 2. Leese Brown Gold Coast 9:52 min Masters Men 1. Alan Mumford TRC (Brisbane) 7:25 min 2. Dave Gravey Nth Brisbane 8:25 min 3. Warren Prior Nth Brisbane 8:46 min Junior Mens 1. Michael Roycroft Ipswich 6:25 min 2. Nathan Graves Gold Coast 6:36 min 3. Campell Morrison Nth Brisbane 6:40 min Sub-Junior Men 1. Jared Graves Gold Coast 6:40 min 2. Stephen Vines none 7:27 min 3. Jack Leahney Lismore Dirtbags 7:29 min Intermediate Mens 1. Jacob Clark Nanango 8:29 min 2. Cameron Bennie Cyclopaths 8:57 min 3. Kristian McDonald Gold Coast 9:31 min Intermediate Women 1. Lauren McKelvie Nanango 5:07 min 2. Sarah Jardine Southside Rats 5:22 min Cadet Men 1. Nathan Moore Southside Rats 4:23 min 2. Tomas Szollosi Southside Rats 4:50 min 3. Steven Rasmussen Bundy Bats 5:13 min Little League (5) 1. Liam Gaedtke Nanango 5:26 min 2. Chole Gaedtke Nanango 6:08 min 3. James Brown Gold Coast 6:13 min Observed Trials (7) Senior Men 1. Grant Burkhardt Rockhampton 2. Trenton Dunn Rockhampton 3. Joel Nelson Senior Women 1. Gail Young Bushrangers 2. Trudy Nicholas Bushrangers 3. Bronwyn Battersby Southside Rats (Sth Brisbane) Sport 1 Men 1. Evan Rasmussen Bundy Bats 2. Ian Wilson Southside Rats 3. Reece Kyte Rockhampton Sport 2 Men 1. Wayne Fensome Bushrangers 2. Greg Bridge Southside Rats 3. Clinton Cook Sport Women 1. Candace Saric Lismore Dirtbags Veterans Mens 1. Jack Weitenberg Gold Coast 2. Bryan Flemming Bikeline Junior Mens 1. Michael Cook Bundy Bats 2. Robert Clark Rockhampton 3. Jay Taylor Nth Brisbane Sub-Junior Men 1. Bryn Atkinson Townsville 2. Ian McKelvie Nanango 3. Chris Porter Bundy Bats Intermediate Mens 1. Glenn Brosnan Rockhampton 2. Jacob Clark Nanango 3. Cameron Bennie Cyclopaths Intermediate Women 1. Sarah Jardine Southside Rats 2. Lauren McKelvie Nanango Cadet Mens 1. Tomas Szollosi Southside Rats 2. Nathan Moore Southside Rats 3. Steve Rasmussen Bundy Bats Little League Men (5) 1. James Brown Gold Coast 2. Liam Gaedtke Nanango Equal 2. Robbie Jardine Southside Rats Little League Women 1. Chole Gaedtke Nanango Dual Slalom Senior Men 1. Nathan Rennie Western Sydney 2. Michael Robinson Southside Rats 3. Kris Bust TRC Senior Women 1. Bronwyn Battersby Southside Rats 2. Sharon Heap Gold Coast 3. Trudy Nicholas Bushrangers Sport 1 Men 1. Trenton Dunn Rockhampton 2. Daniel Roberts Townsville 3. Matt Porter Bundy Bats Sport 2 Men 1. Paul Smyth Nth Brisbane 2. Phil Hanley Nth Brisbane 3. David Smyth Nth Brisbane Sport Women 1. Theresa Dawson Nth Brisbane Veteran 1 Men 1. Brian Flemming Bikeline 2. Peter Wort Gold Coast 3. Jack Weitenberg Gold Coast Veteran 2 Men 1. Bill Van Haren Gold Coast 2. Greg Freemantle Nth Brisbane 3. Kris Clark Nanango Veteran Women 1. Sue Broadbent Southside Rats 2. Leesa Brown Southside Rats Masters Men 1. Peter Cox Nth Brisbane 2. Leigh Christensen Southside Rats 3. Peter Halliman Gold Coast Junior Mens 1. Jay Taylor Nth Brisbane 2. Matt Marwood Gold Coast 3. Craig Van Haren Gold Coast Sub-Junior Men 1. Mathew Tape Nth Brisbane 2. Brendan Fitzgerald Maryborough 3. Ian McKelvie Nanango Intermediate Mens 1. Brad Deacon TRC 2. Kristian McDonald Gold Coast 3. Jacob Clark Nanango Cadet Men 1. Steve Rassmussen Bundy Bats 2. Tomas Szollosi Southside Rats Little League 1. Samuel Greenhill Ipswich 2. Joshua Greenhill Ipswich Four Tops Open 1. Lauren McKelvie Nanango 2. Sharon Heap Gold Coast 3. Bronwyn Battersby Southside Rats 3. Bryan Flemming BikelineNotes:
Nevada City ClassicMichael Engleman of The Navigators Cycling Team won two stages of the three-stage 1998 Nevada City Classic, held in California June 12-14 on his way to the overall title. Mike completed the opening 76-mile stage in three hours and nine minutes, three seconds ahead of David Clinger (Mercury), Levi Leipheimer (Saturn) and Navigators teammate Scott Moninger. He made it two in a row by winning the 3.8-mile Individual Time Trial in 13:33, eight seconds ahead of Scott Moninger and 34 seconds clear of Clinger. On the third stage of this omnium (points based) stage race they competed in the 38th Nevada City Bicycle Classic Criterium, which has been won by both Mike and Scott two times each, in the past. The stage winner Levi Leipheimer (Saturn) covered this fast and challenging 39-mile course in 1 hour, thirty-two minutes while Mike finished in fourth and Scott finished in 7th position. Mike Engleman was able to retain his overall lead based on his previous days’ results.The Nevada City Bicycle Classic is the second longest-running race in the United States, behind New Jersey’s Memorial Day Somerville event. This race is best known for its 180 vertical feet of climbing per lap, spectacular finishes, and huge crowds. It is the 18th stop on the 35-city National Racing Calendar (NRC). The NRC is USA Cycling’s season-long point series of the top events in the United States and serves to rank the best Professional and Amateur athletes, as well as teams. US NRC Rankings as at June 15Women - Individual 1. 297 Nicole Freedman, Shaklee, Palo Alto, Calif. 2. 273 Clara Hughes, Saturn, Hamilton, Ont., Canada 3. 242 Susy Pryde, Saeco-Timex, Auckland, New Zealand 4. 238 Marie Holjer, Ralph's-Klein, Sweden 5. 235 Dede Demet, Saturn, Boulder, Colo. 6. 230 Tina Mayolo, PowerBar, Athens, Ga. 7. 230 Pam Schuster, Saeco-Timex, Northridge, Calif. 8. 214 Karen Kurreck, Saturn, Cupertino, Calif. 9. 203 Linda Jackson, Saeco-Timex, Napean, Ont., Canada 10. 188 Karen Bliss Livingston, Saturn, Gainesville, Fla. 11. 186 Joan Wilson, Celestial Seasonings, Palo Alto, Calif. 12. 173 Jennifer Evans, Shaklee, Austin, Texas 13. 159 Kendra Wenzel, Saeco-Timex, McKenzie Bridge, Ore. 14. 155 Laura Van Gilder, Navigators, Cresco, Pa. 15. 153 Elizabeth Emery, Saturn, New York, N.Y. 16. 148 Leigh Hobson, Canadian National, Kitchener, Ont., Canada 17. 143 Cheryl Binney, Ralph's-Klein, Los Angeles, Calif. 18. 141 Mari Holden, U.S. National, Colorado Springs, Colo. 19. 136 Annette Kamm, Fuji Racing Team, Asheville, N.C. 20. 132 Louisa Jenkins, Shaklee, Boulder, Colo. 21. 115 Julie Hanson, Saturn, Boulder, Colo. 22. 104 Tammy Jacques, Schwinn-Toyota, Carbondale, Colo. 23. 94 Nicole Reinhart, Shaklee, Portland, Ore. 24. 92 Ward Griffiths, Safeway-Saturn, Seattle, Wash. 25. 90 Alison Sydor, Volvo-Cannondale, N.Vancouver, B.C., Canada 26. 89 Jeanne Golay, Schwinn Paramount, Glenwood Springs, Colo. 27. 84 Brenda Brashears, PowerBar, Grants Pass, Ore. 28. 76 Julie Young, Shaklee, Auburn, Calif. 29. 75 Sherri Stedje, Ticycles-BBC, Lutz, Fla. 30. 72 Alison Dunlap, Team GT, Colorado Springs, Colo. 31. 66 Emily Robbins, Saturn, Littleton, Colo. 32. 57 Aleka Skouras, unattached, Los Altos, Calif. 33. 54 Tana Stone, Bingham's, Sandy, Utah 34. 47 Kim Erdoes, PowerBar, Oklahoma City, Okla. 35. 47 Andrea Smessaert, Team Wisconsin, Eagle, Wis. 36. 46 Giana Roberge, Saeco-Timex, Saratoga Springs, N.Y. 37. 45 Cynthia Ferguson, Ralph's-Klein, Palo Alto, Calif. 38. 44 Aileen Loe, Start to Finish, Arroyo Grande, Calif. 39. 44 Bonnie Breeze, PowerBar, Columbus, Ohio 40. 43 Cybil Diguistini, Elita, Victoria, B.C., Canada 41. 42 Sandra Kolb, Pacific Velo, Aiea, Hawaii 42. 42 Maureen Kaila Vergara, Shaklee, Soquel, Calif. 43. 36 Kathleen Gleason, Potomac, Chapel Hill, N.C. 44. 36 Katie Blincoe, Safeway-Saturn, Mercer Island, Wash. 45. 36 Cynthia Mommsen, Olympic Club, Mill Valley, Calif. 46. 35 Angela Rodriguez, Ticycles-BBC, Ocala, Fla. 47. 34 Laura Mullen, Safeway-Saturn, Campbell, Calif. 48. 34 Stacey Peters, LeMond-Bike Gallery, Portland, Ore. 49. 32 Sue Palmer, Haro, Hamilton, Ont., Canada 50. 32 Andrea Ratkovic-Bowman, Pedalers, Norman, Okla. Women - Team 1. 1063 Saturn 2. 880 Saeco-Timex 3. 723 Shaklee 4. 416 PowerBar 5. 373 Ralph's-Klein 6. 189 Safeway-Saturn 7. 178 Celestial Seasonings 8. 115 Ticycles-BBC 9. 79 Start to Finish Men - Individual 1. 526 George Hincapie, U.S. Postal Service, Charlotte, N.C. 2. 479 Julian Dean, Mercury, Hamilton, New Zealand 3. 357 Gord Fraser, Mercury, Ottawa, Ont., Canada 4. 317 Kirk Willett, Mercury, Pullman, Wash. 5. 290 Trent Klasna, Navigators, Pine Valley, Calif. 6. 241 Mike McCarthy, Saturn, New York, N.Y. 7. 227 Mark McCormack, Saturn, N. Easton, Mass. 8. 223 Frank McCormack, Saturn, Leicester, Mass. 9. 183 Jonathan Vaughters, U.S. Postal Service, Englewood, Colo. 10. 158 Roberto Gaggioli, OilMe, Vinci, Italy 11. 156 Eddy Gragus, OilMe, Fort Collins, Colo. 12. 155 Frankie Andreu, U.S. Postal Service, Dearborn, Mich. 13. 141 John Peters, Mercury, Santa Rosa, Calif. 14. 141 Thurlow Rogers, Mercury, Van Nuys, Calif. 15. 138 Derek Bouchard-Hall, Shaklee, Menlo Park, Calif. 16. 137 Fred Rodriguez, Saturn, Piedmont, Calif. 17. 136 Eric Wohlberg, Shaklee, Burlington, Ont., Canada 18. 128 Michael Sayers, Mercury, Sacramento, Calif. 19. 118 Levi Leipheimer, Saturn, Windsor, Calif. 20. 113 Mat Anand, Mercury, Calgary, Alb., Canada 21. 111 Chann McRae, Saturn, Austin, Texas 22. 110 Cadel Evans, Volvo-Cannondale, Plenty, Vic., Australia 23. 109 Antonio Cruz, Nutra Fig, Sparks, Nev. 24. 104 Norm Alvis, Saturn, Colorado Springs, Colo. 25. 104 Robbie Ventura, Navigators, Gurnee, Ill. Men - Team 1. 1435 Mercury 2. 1050 United States Postal Service 3. 946 Saturn 4. 589 Navigators 5. 405 OilMe 6. 381 Shaklee 7. 328 Nutra Fig 8. 200 Colorado Cyclist 9. 173 Breakaway 10. 127 Kissena 11. 65 Wisconsin Ginseng 12. 50 Ikon-Lexus 13. 30 GS Mengoni |