Results and Reports for November 22

Knapp's Cyclocross - USA

Hamilton, NJ, November 20th, 1999

Courtesy of Larry Kaufman, Knapp's Team Racing

Results:

Cat A 60 Min

1 Bill Elliston (Bicycle Therapy)
2 Mike Yozell (Trek/Vw East Coast)
3 Andy Applegate (Ideal Tile)
4 John Kelly (Crc Of A)
5 Matt Myers (Trek)
6 Phil Riggio (Pax Velo)
7 Charles Erndl (3-D Racing)
8 Richard Mills (Fsvs-Henrys)
9 Chris Newell 
10 Brent Biddle (Fsvs)
11 Andrew Allbright (Fsvs)
12 Jeff Appletans (Team Timecycle)
13 David Manhardt (Fsvs)

Women 		45 Min

1 Liz Begosh (Richard Sachs)
2 Katie Compton (Trek/Vw East Coast)
3 Petra Ford (Watchung)
4 Laurel Graves (Tri-State Velo)
5 Ellie Varnai (Somerset)
6 Tammy Ebersole (Team Evolution)
7 Zina Newell 
8 Nancy Devore 
9 Amy Lowry (Fcc)

Juniors 	45 Min

1 Jon Kahler (Red Rose Rockets)
2 Steven Busz
3 John Seintir 

Masters (35+) 	45 Min

1 Nick Dukrie (Ann Arbor Velo)
2 Chris Long (Team Brooklyn)
3 Andy Feehan (Liwa)
4 Ed Beamon (Watchung)
5 Gene Petrella (Qcw)
6 Shawn Richeli (Bike King Racing)
7 Stephen Caffrey (First State Velo)
8 Mark Mccabe (3-D Racing)

Masters (45+) 	45 Min

1 Andrew Roberts (Evans Cycles)
2 Anthony Loproto (Crca)
3 Marshall Sacks (Red Rose Rockets)
4 Bill Hellwig (Natucket Nectars)
5 Scott Scudamore (Potomac Velo)

Cat B 		45 Min

1 Larry Kaufman (Knapps Team Racing)
2 Ransom Weaver (Upenn Cycling)
3 Mike Dovin (Snow Valley)
4 Andy Neumann (Team Evolution)
5 Joe Canino (Knapps Team Racing)
6 Marc Vettori (Wooden Wheels)
7 Michael Shenk (Velo Club Monterey)
8 Phil Didier (Cranford)
9 Andrew Hogg (First State Velo Sport)
10 Ted Mcdaniel (Wooden Wheels)
11 Herman Roe
12 Kevin Justice
13 Tim Hancock
14 Bobby Lea (Fuji)
15 Craig Callan (Crc)
16 Tom Ernst (Knapps Team Racing)

Cat C Beginner 	30 Min

1 Glen Graham 
2 Richard Zalasim (Wolverine)
3 Chris Evans (Wolverine)
4 Thomas Bergamasco
5 Henry Tremper (First State Velo)
6 Don Morrison (Iron Pony)
7 Tim Hancock 
8 Jeremy Schiffer
9 Jose Ramos 
10 Eddie Loewenstein (Pa Bike Club)
11 Joseph Szokoli (Crc)
12 Lucas Mcfadden (Wolverine)

Artistic Cycling World Championships

Funchal, Portugal

Austrian sisters Sahra (13 years) and Sabrina Theiner (age 15) won the women's paired artistic cycling World Championships in Funchal, Madeira with a world record points total of 304.57. They were a narrow 0.58 points ahead of German cousins Eva and Yvonne Breitenbach. The title defending Portuguese Carmen and Yvone Carvalho fell.

Heiko and Michael Rauch, Germany, won the men's artistic pair event ahead of compatriots Stefan Raaf and Michael Rot and French Frederic Sonnenmoser and Pascal Gilgenkrantz. The men's victory was also won in a tight duel.

Results:

Pair Women:

1. Sahra and Sabrina Theiner (Aut)         	       304.57 pts
2. Eva and Yvonne Breitenbach (Ger) 		       303.99

Pair Men:

1. Heiko and Michael Rauch (Ger)                       324.17 (WR)
2. Stefan Raaf and Michael Roth (Ger)                  323.63
3. Frederic Sonnenmoser and Pascal Gilgenkrantz (Fra)  283.98