Mazatlan World Cup - Cat. CDMMexico, USA, April 2, 2000
Women's reports Women's results Men's reports Men's results Sydor cruises wire to wireBy Tim Maloney, cyclingnews.com correspondent Old pro Alison Sydor of Volvo Cannondale said of her win in Mazatlan that "I knew with two strong GT riders and two Gary Fishers, it could come down to tactics...my best tactic is to take the lead from the start. But it was totally an individual effort today." The experienced Sydor attacked early on the 5 lap race and took the lead ahead of chaser Chrissy Redden on the dusty course, powering away to victory on the technical circuit. Behind, Redden chased, but was eventually passed by GT's Dunlap and Leboucher. Last week's winner Mary Grigson of Australia rode steadily for 5th.
The usual suspectsAustralian report by David Ewins Australian women's cross country rider Mary Grigson put on yet another stellar performance to climb onto the podium for the third time in as many weeks in International competition, finishing fifth in the second round of the Women's MTB World Cup event in Mexico Sunday. After working well with Gary Fisher/SAAB teammate Canadian Chrissy Redden to win the opeing round in Napa valley last week, it was time to return the favour in Mexico. Working together as a team - but without the the assistance this time of Italian star Paola Pezzo who had returned to Europe - the two Gary Fisher/SAAB teammates held onto the lead group before it was Redden's turn to make the break, eventually finishing fourth some 2:01 minutes down. Her compatriot Alison Sydor held on to win the Mexican event ahead of Alison Dunlap and Laurence Leboucher. In a race that proved to feature the exact same faces as the first round - with exception of world champion Marga Fullana and the absent Pezzo, it was the case of the usual suspects sorting themselves into a different order, making the points race for the series one of the closest in recent history. The strong showing of the Gary Fisher/SAAB team has left Sydor, Dunlap and Leboucher wishing they had stronger teammates with which to work. Grigson can only answer this with a beaming smile, as she attributes much of her brilliant early form to the atmosphere and support of her team and teammates. For the rest of the Australian girls, it was a case of mixed fortunes due to the early biff and barge tactics that occurred throughout the field. AIS/Be-one rider Honi Geysen and compatriot Anna Bayliss (Cannondale Australia) managed to sweep around the outside of the field in the start loop and forge on to finish a reported 19th and 26th respectively. However Team Merida rider Delleys Franke got pushed into the bunting and dropped to 58th before she could remove the plastic tape from her wheel. Despite the disappointing start, Delleys managed to salavage a 40th place finish. Interestingly, New Zealand's Sadie Parker reported seeing riders pulling at Dellys jersey as she attempted to pass them. The matter is yet to be heard. Kiwis in first ever Latin American World CupCourtesy of the NZMBA Imagine a sun drenched beach beside the Pacific Ocean with white chalk cliffs reflecting the sun off the blue sparkling water... and you have the setting for the first ever Latin American Round of the Tissot-UCI Mountain Bike World Cup, near the coastal town of Mazatlan, Mexico. Held at sea level and 300 metres from the beach, the rocky and dusty technical course featured 65% singletrack with an elevation gain of 80 metres. In the Women's race won by Alison Sydor (Canada - Volvo-Cannondale), New Zealander Sadie Parker (Giant Helly Hansen) finished 48th, 19 minutes behind the winning time. Sydor attacked early in the race and lead until the finish leaving second and third placing to be fought over by GT teamates Alison Dunlap and Laurence Leboucher. Mary Grigson, the Australian who won her first UCI race in the previous round, finished a credible 5th after a solid performance. There was some concern before the race for Parker as she and 45 others arrived in Mexico minus their bikes, however they later turned up. Women - 33 km1 Alison Sydor (Can) Volvo/Cannondale 1.55.06
2 Alison Dunlap (USA) Team GT 1.33
3 Laurence Leboucher (Fra) Team GT 1.50
4 Christina Redden (Can) Gary Fisher/Saab 2.01
5 Mary Grigson (Aus) Gary Fisher/Saab 3.40
6 Barbara Blatter (Sui) Scott USA 3.47
7 Alla Epifanova (Rus) Volvo/Cannondale 4.00
8 Ruthie Matthes (USA) Trek/Volkswagen 5.41
9 Chantal Daucourt (Sui) Trek/Volkswagen 6.05
10 Hedda Zu Putlitz (Ger) Be-One Team 6.37
11 Sophie Villeneuve (Fra) Egobike/Camelback 6.58
12 Tracy Brunger (GBr) Great Britain 7.11
13 Corine Dorland (Ned) Be-One Team 7.44
14 Ann Trombley (USA) Koulius Zaard 7.50
15 Sandra Temporelli (Fra) Look/La Poste 8.24
16 Sabine Spitz (Ger) Merida 8.24
17 Annabella Stropparo (Ita) Volvo/Cannondale 8.38
18 Louise Robinson (GBr) Stourbridge CC 8.41
19 Hanneke Geysen (Aus) Be-One/Ais 8.52
20 Irina Iagoupova (Rus) Russia Merida 8.59
21 Regina Marunde (Ger) Focus 9.20
22 Shari Kain (USA) Rlx Polo Sport 9.58
23 Rachel Lloyd (USA) USA Cycling 10.31
24 Melanie Dorion (Can) Team Ford-Devinci 11.24
25 Kimberley Smith (USA) Sobe Headshok 11.25
26 Anna Baylis (Aus) Cannondale Australia 11.30
27 Helga Weiss (Ger) Rothaus-Storck 11.57
28 Shonny Vanlandingham (USA) Sobe Headshok 12.39
29 Patricia Sinclair (Can) Marin 12.41
30 Audrey Augustin (USA) Koulius Zaard 12.42
31 Erica Green (Rsa) GT 12.44
32 Willow Koerber (USA) Cane Creek 13.06
33 Marie-Helene Premont (Can) Oryx 13.56
34 Jimena Florit (Arg) Rlx/Polo Sport 14.19
35 Petra Henzi (Sui) Fisher K2 14.39
36 Lory Laroy (Bel) Equipe Nat Belgique 14.49
37 Lesley Tomlinson (Can) Rlx Polo Sport 15.08
38 Gina Hall (USA) Koulius Zaard 15.11
39 Gretchen Reeves (USA) Cane Creek 15.27
40 Dellys Franke (Aus) Merida Australia 16.17
41 Annica Jonsson (Swe) Cyclepro 16.21
42 Birgit Jüngst (Ger) Scott-Polar-Racing-T 16.24
43 Carmen Richardson (USA) Sobe Headshok 16.37
44 Lanie Mason (USA) Cane Creek 16.42
45 Karen Masson (Aus) Gary Fisher 17.07
46 Kanako Kobayashi (Jpn) A&F 17.20
47 Rhonda Quick (USA) Jambajuice 19.24
48 Sadie Parker (Nzl) Nzmba 19.58
49 Carisa Munoz (Mex) Turbo 20.11
50 Daniela Gassmann (Sui) 1 Lap
51 Katrin Helmke (Ger) Van Hacht Team
52 Rachel Pickett (GBr) Helly Hanson/Giant/M 2 Laps
53 Gloria Cisneros (Mex) Pedal Y Fibra
54 Sonia Lopez (Mex) Benotto
55 Gisel Soriano (Mex) Rudina 3 Laps
56 Lizeth Gonzales (Mex)
DNF Gunn-Rita Dahle (Nor) Dbs Wc-Team
DNF Amber Chorney (Can) Team Ford-Devinci
DNF Nikki Pippin (USA) Kaulius Zaard
DNF Katrin Schwing (Ger) Storck
DNF Veronica Leal (Mex) Tecate Light
DNF Caroline Alexander (GBr) GBr Nat Team
World Cup standings after
two rounds
1 Alison Sydor (Can) Volvo/Cannondale 170 250 420 2 Alison Dunlap (USA) Team Gt 200 200 400 3 Mary Grigson (Aus) Gary Fisher/Saab 250 130 380 4 Christina Redden (Can) Gary Fisher/Saab 130 150 280 5 Laurence Leboucher (Fra) Team Gt 95 170 265 6 Barbara Blatter (Swi) Scott Usa 90 95 185 7 Ruthie Matthes (USA) Trek/Volkswagen 67 85 152 8 Chantal Daucourt (Swi) Trek/Volkswagen 71 80 151 9 Paola Pezzo (Ita) Gary Fisher/Saab 150 150 10Corine Dorland (Ned) Be-One Team 85 63 148 11 Sandra Temporelli (Fra) Look/La Poste 80 61 141 12 Alla Epifanova (Rus) Volvo/Cannondale 50 90 140 13 Hedda Zu Puttlitz (Ger) Be-One Team 63 75 138 14 Tracy Brunger (GBr) Great Britain 58 67 125 15 Ann Trombley (USA) Koulius Zaard 60 62 122 16 Sabine Spitz (Ger) Merida 62 60 122 17 Sophie Villeneuve (Fra) Egobike/Camelback 46 71 117 18 Shari Kain (USA) Rlx Polo Sport 56 54 110 19 Melanie Dorion (Can) Team Ford-Devinci 57 52 109 20 Rachel Lloyd (USA) Usa Cycling 53 53 106 21 Annabella Stropparo (Ita) Volvo/Cannondale 45 59 104 22 Jimena Florit-Juarez (Arg) Rlx/Polo Sport 61 42 103 23 Patricia Sinclair (Can) Marin 54 47 101 24 Louise Robinson (GBr) Stourbridge CC 42 58 100 25 Kimberly Smith (USA) Sobe Headshok 49 51 100 26 Hanneke Geysen (Aus) Be-One/Ais 41 57 98 27 Lesley Tomlinson (Can) Rlx Polo Sport 59 39 98 28 Audrey Augustin (USA) Koulius Zaard 51 46 97 30 Petra Henzi (Swi) Fisher K2 55 41 96 29 Shonny Vanlandingham (USA) Sobe Headshok 48 48 96 32 Annica Jonsson (Swe) Cyclepro 52 35 87 31 Irina Iagoupova (Rus) Russia Merida 31 56 87 33 Anna Baylis (Aus) Cannondale Australia 35 50 85 34 Willow Koerber (USA) Cane Creek 39 44 83 35 Gretchen Reeves (USA) Cane Creek 44 37 81 36 Erica Lynn Green (Rsa) Gt 32 45 77 37 Gunn-Rita Dahle (Nor) Dbs Wc-Team 75 75 38 Dellys Franke (Aus) Merida Australia 38 36 74 39 Rhonda Quick (USA) Jambajuice 40 29 69 40 Lory Laroy (Bel) Equipe Nat Belgique 26 40 66 41 Kanako Kobayashi (Jpn) A&F 36 30 66 42 Gina Hall (USA) Koulius Zaard 27 38 65 43 Sadie Parker (NZl) Nzmba 28 28 56 44 Regina Marunde (Ger) Focus 0 55 55 45 Helga Weiss (Ger) Rothaus-Storck 0 49 49 46 Hiroko Nambu (Jpn) Trek Japan 47 47 47 Marie-Helene Premont (Can) Oryx 0 43 43 48 Yukari Nakagome (Jpn) Miyata Subaru 43 43 49 Elsbeth Vink (Ned) Subaru-Specialized 37 37 50 Birgit Jüngst (Ger) Scott-Polar-Racing-T 0 34 34 51 Sara Ellis (USA) Moots/Kore 34 34 52 Carmen Richardson (USA) Sobe Headshok 0 33 33 53 Nadine Bruhn (Den) Kolding 33 33 54 Lanie Mason (USA) Cane Creek 0 32 32 55 Karen Masson (Aus) Gary Fisher 0 31 31 56 Amber Chorney (Can) Team Ford-Devinci 30 30 57 Nikki Pippin (USA) Kaulius Zaard 29 29 58 Carisa Munoz (Mex) Turbo 0 27 27 59 Daniela Gassmann (Swi) 0 26 26 Unknown Italian Fruet in Mexican novelty raceBy Tim Maloney, cyclingnews.com correspondent Little known winner Martino Fruet of Team Ritchey said after his first World Cup XC win in Mazatlan, Mexico that "This a perfect course for me - I like the courses that are technical", and technical, tricky and testing it was. A 7.6 km. course, shortened to 6.6 km offered little climbing, trecherous sand and narrow, twisty singletrack with no passing lanes which had many pros upset and an estimated 12,000 spectators. On the baking Sunday afternoon, 129 men started 7 laps of racing on the 6.6 km course. Miguel Martinez (FRA) Full Dynamix and Michael Rasmussen (DEN) Haro/Lee Dungarees) were not on hand, preferring to prepare for the more important European races ahead, while last week's Napa winner Van Dooren, Thomas Frischknecht and Roland Green all flatted out. US Champ Travis Brown crashed heavily, breaking his leg and putting him out of action for at least 8 weeks. German newcomer Fumic led early on until a determined Hoydahl surged into the lead with three laps to go. Hoydahl was determined to gain Olympic selection for Norway, but as he powered away in front with one lap remaining, Fruet continued his charge from his 18th starting position and suprisingly passed the Norwegian with just over a lap to go and continued on to victory. Aussies Woods and Rowney both raced well all day, with the experienced Woods ending up on the podium in 5th. American Tinker Juarez was 10th, putting him in the top spot for US Olympic Selection, while the unfortunate Brown may now be out of the running, and Steve Larsen was a DNF. Kiwi reportCourtesy of the NZMBA In the Men's race held later that day, a young unknown Martino Fruet (Italy) beat Rune Hoydahl (Norway) to take first place in front of 12,000 spectators. Fruet toiled in the back of the pack for the first few laps, but was able to quickly make his way up the field as the sharp rocks caused many top racer's tyres to puncture. Following his 47th placing last week, Kashi Leuchs (New Zealand - Volvo Cannondale) produced a solid finish coming 24th, 7 minutes behind the winning time. Further back, New Zealander Laurence Mote raced well to finish 79th, 11 placings above his world ranking.
Men - 46.2 km1 Martino Fruet (Ita) Team Ritchey-Yahoo! 2.24.23
2 Rune Höydahl (Nor) Giant 0.26
3 Lado Fumic (Ger) German National Team 1.04
4 Ludovic Dubau (Fra) Marin 2.05
5 Rob Woods (Aus) Ais-GT Australia 2.29
6 Paul Rowney (Aus) Ais New Balance Giant 2.29
7 Marcel Heller (Sui) Arrow Swiss Bike Tm 3.27
8 Bart Brentjens (Ned) Subaru-Specialized 3.44
9 Gregory Vollet (Fra) Bianchi Albacom 3.59
10 Tinker Juarez (USA) Volvo/Cannondale 4.03
11 Thomas Hochstrasser (Sui) Scott USA 4.21
12 Luca Bramati (Ita) Scott Racing Team 4.40
13 Christoph Sauser (Sui) Volvo/Cannondale 4.56
14 Geoff Kabush (Can) Kona Factory Team 4.56
15 Christophe Dupouey (Fra) Giant 4.56
16 Roel Paulissen (Bel) Team GT 5.06
17 Josh Fleming (Aus) GT Australia 5.27
18 Dominique Arnould (Fra) Giant 5.35
19 Carsten Bresser (Ger) Rocky Mountain 5.53
20 Roberto Lezaun (Esp) Orbea 6.05
21 Henrik Djernis (Den) Team Ritchey-Yahoo! 6.55
22 Ryder Hesjedal (Can) Gary Fisher/Saab 6.55
23 Jerome Chiotti (Fra) Giant 7.29
24 Kashi Leuchs (Nzl) Volvo/Cannondale 7.36
25 Eric Tourville (Can) Oryx-Procycle 7.53
26 Jesper Agergaard (Den) Be-One Team 8.02
27 Hans-Jurgen Juretzek (Ger) Schwalbe Racing Team 8.40
28 Ian Wilkinson (GBr) Great Britain 8.49
29 Peter Wedge (Can) Kona Factory Team 9.08
30 Christophe Herisset (Fra) Orbea 9.14
31 Frederic Frech (Fra) Scott La Clusaz 9.33
32 Seamus Mcgrath (Can) Haro/Lee Dungaree 9.51
33 Barrie Clarke (GBr) Raleigh 9.58
34 Markus Binkert (Sui) Scott-Elvia 10.18
35 Andreas Hestler (Can) Team Ford-Devinci 10.28
36 Jose Antonio Hermida (Esp) Bianchi Albacom 10.38
37 Primoz Strancar (Slo) Stop Team-Lee Cougan 10.53
38 Peter Van Den Abeele (Bel) Vlanderen 2002 Eddy Merckx 11.10
39 Chris Eatough (USA) Trek/Volkswagen 11.23
40 Roland Stauder (Ita) Corratec World Team 11.39
41 Madrigal Ziranda (Mex) Turbo 11.46
42 Paul Lasenby (GBr) Marin 11.58
43 Marc Weichert (Ger) Schwalbe-Racing Team 11.59
44 Chris Sheppard (Can) Haro/Lee Dungaree 12.06
45 Stefan Sahm (Ger) 12.26
46 Ruud Van Mil (Ned) 12.41
47 Marc Gullickson (USA) Mongoose Pro 13.03
48 Karl Platt (Ger) Rocky Mountain 13.37
49 Nicholas Craig (GBr) Diamondback 13.46
50 Pavel Tcherkassov (Rus) Gary Fisher/Saab 13.46
51 Tom Larsen (Nor) Giant 13.53
52 Jan Ostergaard (Den) Diffuolonge 14.02
53 Matthias Mende (Ger) Stevens-Jeantex 14.31
54 James Killen (USA) Schwinn 14.41
55 Paul Redenbach (Aus) Raceline/Flexovit 14.57
56 Oliver Beckingsale (GBr) Scott 15.39
57 Andreas Dilger (Ger) Bse 15.45
58 Abraao Azevedo (Bra) Selecao Brasileira 15.54
59 Siegfried Zorn (Aut) Bank Austria Natl Tm 15.54
60 Thomas Nicke (Ger) Stevens-Jeantex 16.10
61 Peter Swenson (USA) Sobe/Headshok 16.30
62 Florian Eschenbach (Ger) Mapei-Kona 16.48
63 Jose Adrian Bonilla (Crc) Cafe Costa Rica 16.52
64 Timo Wölk (Ger) Stevens-Jeantex 17.25
65 Mathieu Toulouse (Can) Team Ford-Devinci 17.50
66 Salvador Barriga (Mex) Turbo 17.57
67 Aldon Baker (Rsa) Maxxis 18.12
68 Carl Swenson (USA) Rlx Polo Sport 18.33
69 Mannie Heymans (Nam) Focus 19.51
70 Philip Dixon (GBr) GBr National Team 20.10
71 David Wiens (USA) Rlx Polo Sport 21.10
72 Frederik Stormo (Nor) Drammen Ck (N) 25.42
73 Silvio Bundi (Sui) Bikers Vision Wheele 1 Lap
74 Adam Craig (USA) Devo
75 Rok Drasler (Slo) Swatch Novice Full D
76 Aslak Johansen (Nor) If Froy/N
77 Javier Chavez (Mex) Squalo Aga
78 Kai Steinhauer (Sui) Bikers Vision Wheele
79 Laurence Mote (Nzl) Airborne
80 Lars Petter Stormo (Nor) Drammen Ck (N)
81 Luke Stockwell (Aus) Rocky Mountain Bicyc 2 Laps
82 Brian Matter (USA) Grimace
83 George Visser (Can) Oryx-Procycle
84 Ricky Federau (Can) Rocky Mountain Bicyc
85 Skyler Reeves (USA) Nantucket Nectars
86 Ken Helgeson (USA) Us Air Force
87 Javier Farias (Mex) Projatt
88 Rodolfo Abarca (Mex) Turbo 3 Laps
89 Jose Guadalupe Cruz (Mex) Benotto
90 Andres Duarte (Gua) United-Bicimania
91 Miguel Angel Ortiz (Mex) Sharks 4 Laps
92 Carlos Franco Gennero (Arg) Quilmes
DNF Bas Van Dooren (Ned) Be-One Team
DNF Roland Green (Can) Team GT
DNF Thomas Frischknecht (Sui) Team Ritchey-Yahoo!
DNF Lukas Stoeckli (Sui) Arrow Swiss Bike Tm
DNF Julien Absalon (Fra) Scott USA
DNF Jens Schwedler (Ger) Stevens-Jeantex
DNF Steve Larsen (USA) Ll Bean/Mongoose
DNF Hakon Austad (Nor) Dbs Wc-Team
DNF Patrick Trevisan (Bel) Orbea
DNF Beat Wabel (Sui)
DNF Greg Randolph (USA) Team GT
DNF Jess Swiggers (USA) Mongoose Pro
DNF Peter Presslauer (Aut) Corratec World Team
DNF Matthew Decore (Can) Marin
DNF Marc Gölz (Ger)
DNF Dario Acquaroli (Ita) Bianchi Albacom
DNF Patrick Tolhoek (Ned) Be-One Team
DNF Jorn Espen Bolstad (Nor) G-Sport Mtb Team
DNF Nigel Parkinson (GBr) Sobe/Headshok
DNF Matt Kelly (USA) Trek/Volkswagen
DNF Christof Bischof (Sui)
DNF Andres Brenes (Crc) Team Ritchey-Yahoo!
DNF Philip Tavell (Swe)
DNF Robert Kircher (Aut) Corratec World Team
DNF Peter Pouly (Fra) Egobike Camelback
DNF Marcio Ravelli (Bra) Selecao Brasileira
DNF Marco A Cortes (Mex) Tecate Light
DNF Moises Aldape (Mex) Tecate Light
DNF Alonso Barriga (Mex) Tecate Light
DNF Luis Felipe Vasquez (Mex) Turbo
DNF Alan Valencia (Mex) Cannondale
DNF Armando Zacarias (Mex) Mercurio
DNF Moises Hernandez (Mex) Mercurio
DNF Fernando Martinez (Mex) Magmaa
DNS Travis Brown (USA) Trek/Volkswagen
DNS Matt Wallace (Aus)
DNS Wolfram Kurschat (Ger) Fiat-Rotwild
World Cup standings after
two rounds:
#1 #2 Total
1 Martino Fruet (Ita) Team Ritchey-Yahoo! 49 250 299
2 Marcel Heller (Swi) Arrow Swiss Bike Tm 170 90 260
3 Lado Fumic (Ger) German National Team 90 170 260
4 Rune Höydahl (Nor) Giant 59 200 259
5 Bas Van Dooren (Ned) Be-One Team 250 250
6 Bart Brentjens (Ned) Subaru-Specialized 130 85 215
7 Ludovic Dubau (Fra) Marin 55 150 205
8 Miguel Martinez (Fra) Full Dynamix 200 200
9 Rob Woods (Aus) Ais-Gt Australia 54 130 184
10 Paul Rowney (Aus) Ais New Balance Giant 61 95 156
11 Roberto Lezaun (Esp) Orbea 95 56 151
12 Roland Green (Can) Team Gt 150 150
13 Christophe Dupouey (Fra) Giant 80 61 141
14 Thomas Hochstrasser (Swi) Scott Usa 67 71 138
15 Dominique Arnould (Fra) Giant 63 58 121
16 David 'Tinker' Juarez (USA) Volvo/Cannondale 41 75 116
17 Christoph Sauser (Swi) Volvo/Cannondale 53 63 116
18 Geoff Kabush (Can) Kona Factory Team 51 62 113
19 José Antonio Hermida (Esp) Bianchi Albacom 71 40 111
20 Luca Bramati (Ita) Scott Racing Team 40 67 107
21 Josh Fleming (Aus) Gt Australia 45 59 104
22 Henrik Djernis (Den) Team Ritchey-Yahoo! 48 55 103
23 Jesper Agergaard (Den) Be-One Team 50 50 100
24 Eric Tourville (Can) Oryx-Procycle 43 51 94
25 Peter Wedge (Can) Kona Factory Team 46 47 93
26 Ryder Hesjedal (Can) Gary Fisher/Saab 35 54 89
27 Hans-Jurgen Juretzek (Ger) Schwalbe Racing Team 36 49 85
28 Thomas Frischknecht (Swi) Team Ritchey-Yahoo! 85 85
29 Kashi Leuchs (NZl) Volvo/Cannondale 29 52 81
30 Gregory Vollet (Fra) Bianchi Albacom 80 80
31 Barrie Clarke (GBr) Raleigh 37 43 80
32 Marco Bui (Ita) Full-Dynamix 75 75
33 Markus Binkert (Swi) Scott-Elvia 32 42 74
34 Frederic Frech (Fra) Scott La Clusaz 27 45 72
35 Christophe Herisset (Fra) Orbea 25 46 71
36 Peter Van Den Abeele (Bel) Vlanderen 2002 Eddy Merckx 33 38 71
37 Primoz Strancar (Slo) Stop Team-Lee Cougan 31 39 70
38 Andreas Hestler (Can) Team Ford-Devinci 23 41 64
39 Tom Larsen (Nor) Giant 39 25 64
40 Hubert Pallhuber (Ita) Diamondback 62 62
41 Roel Paulissen (Bel) Team Gt 60 60
42 Michael Rasmussen (Den) Haro/Lee Dungaree 60 60
43 Lukas Stöckli (Swi) Arrow Swiss Bike Tm 58 58
44 Carsten Bresser (Ger) Rocky Mountain 57 57
45 Ian Wilkinson (GBr) Great Britain 9 48 57
46 Mirko Bruschi (Ita) Diamondback 57 57
47 Mauro Bettin (Ita) Full-Dynamix 56 56
48 Jerome Chiotti (Fra) Giant 53 53
49 Chris Eatough (USA) Trek/Volkswagen 16 37 53
50 Julien Absalon (Fra) Scott Usa 52 52
51 Roland Stauder (Ita) Corratec World Team 15 36 51
52 Madrigal Ziranda (Mex) Turbo 14 35 49
53 Nick Craig (GBr) Diamondback 21 27 48
54 Jader Zoli (Ita) Diamondback 47 47
55 Paul Lasenby (GBr) Marin 11 34 45
56 Seamus Mcgrath (Can) Haro/Lee Dungaree 44 44
57 Massimo De Bertolis (Ita) Diamondback 44 44
58 Pavel Tcherkassov (Rus) Gary Fisher/Saab 17 26 43
59 Jens Schwedler (Ger) Stevens-Jeantex 42 42
60 Matthias Mende (Ger) Stevens-Jeantex 18 23 41
61 Stefan Sahm (Ger) 10 31 41
62 Steve Larsen (USA) Ll Bean/Mongoose 38 38
63 Andy Bishop (USA) Gary Fisher/Saab 34 34
64 Marc Weichert (Ger) Schwalbe-Racing Team 33 33
65 Paul Redenbach (Aus) Raceline/Flexovit 12 21 33
66 Chris Sheppard (Can) Haro/Lee Dungaree 32 32
67 Ruud Van Mil (Ned) 30 30
68 Hakon Austad (Nor) Dbs Wc-Team 30 30
69 Marc Gullickson (USA) Mongoose Pro 29 29
70 Karl Platt (Ger) Rocky Mountain 1 28 29
71 Travis Brown (USA) Trek/Volkswagen 28 28
72 Patrick Trevisan (Bel) Orbea 26 26
73 Beat Wabel (Swi) K2 24 24
74 Jan Ostergaard (Den) Diffuolonge 24 24
75 Florian Eschenbach (Ger) Mapei-Kona 8 14 22
76 Greg Randolph (USA) Team Gt 22 22
77 James Killen (USA) Schwinn 22 22
78 Jess Swiggers (USA) Mongoose Pro 20 20
79 Oliver Beckingsale (GBr) Scott 20 20
80 Andreas Dilger (Ger) Bse 19 19
81 Mirko Pirazzoli (Ita) G.S. Promobike 19 19
82 David Wiens (USA) Rlx Polo Sport 13 5 18
83 Abraao Azevedo (Bra) Selecao Brasileira 18 18
84 Siegfried Zorn (Aut) Bank Austria Natl Tm 17 17
85 Thomas Nicke (Ger) Stevens-Jeantex 16 16
86 Peter Swenson (USA) Sobe/Headshok 15 15
87 Jose Adrian Bonilla (Crc) Cafe Costa Rica 13 13
88 Timo Wölk (Ger) Stevens-Jeantex 12 12
89 Mathieu Toulouse (Can) Team Ford-Devinci 11 11
90 Salvador Barriga (Mex) Turbo 10 10
91 Aldon Baker (Rsa) Maxxis 9 9
92 Adam Craig (USA) Devo 6 2 8
93 Fredrik Stormo (Nor) Drammen Ck (N) 4 4 8
94 Carl Swenson (USA) Rlx Polo Sport 8 8
95 Mannie Heymans (Nam) Focus 7 7
96 Peter Presslauer (Aut) Corratec World Team 7 7
97 Philip Dixon (GBr) GBr National Team 6 6
98 Matt Decore (Can) 5 5
99 Silvio Bundi (Swi) Bikers Vision Wheele 3 3
100 Lars Petter Stormo (Nor) Drammen Ck (N) 3 3
101 Brian Matter (USA) Grimace 2 2
102 Rok Drasler (Slo) Swatch Novice Full D 1 1
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