Results and Reports for June 23-24 & 26,
2001
USA
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North Atlantic Regional Time Trial Championships
Pescadero Coastal Classic
Peerless Insurance Twilight Criterium
North
Atlantic Regional Time Trial Championships
Winsted, CT, June 23, 2001
Men 1-2
1 Todd Buckley (Arc En Ciel) 32.40.57
2 Kurt Hackler (Capital Velo Club) 0.23.19
3 Tyler Savage (Rhino Bike Works) 0.40.06
4 Jacob Proctor (Harvard) 1.09.31
5 Chris Rozdilsky (REMAX / CRCA) 1.25.36
6 Bret Williamson (Kissena) 1.26.82
7 Matt Inconiglios (Stage One) 1.47.73
8 Mark Paggioli (Capital Velo Club) 2.13.68
9 Eric Flemming (Team Horst Engineering) 2.49.17
DNF Todd Holland (Capital Velo Club)
DNF Charles Issendorf (CRCA / Mengoni)
DNF Sean Nealy (Kissena)
Men 3
1 Seth Hosmer (NHCC) 33.05.89
2 David Young (Killington Pico Cycle Club) 0.29.50
3 0.30.21
4 Mukunda Feldman (NCC/Bikereg.com) 0.39.35
5 Angelo Mathews 1.48.31
6 Isaac St. Martin (NHCC) 1.48.85
7 Keith Ryan (SBCG/CRCA) 1.51.17
8 Jason Bremer (Kissena) 2.03.85
9 Joe Jankovsky (BRC/Vintage/ATA) 2.17.79
10 Justin Torrellas (NESCA / Fraysse's Sports Resorts) 2.31.94
11 Eric Ragat (Kissena) 2.33.13
12 Thomas Lewis (Berkshire Cycling Association) 2.33.86
13 Curtis Boivin (Union Velo) 2.55.93
14 Marvin Wang (Boston Road Club / ATA / Vintage) 3.13.77
15 Michael Broulio (Boston Road Club / ATA / Vintage) 3.47.42
16 Brian Plouffe (AMC Cycling Team) 3.59.42
17 Arthur Roti (Team Horst) 4.57.14
DNF Keblish Gary (Century-SBCG)
DNF Anthony Alessio (Laurel Bicycle Club)
DNF George Fisk (Capital Bicycle Racing Club)
Master 30+
1 Stephen Badger (REMAX / CRCA) 33.36.26
2 Scott Farmer (Bike Line / LWA) 0.30.73
3 Michael Cavros (OSVC/AFD) 0.52.25
4 Jason Priest (Dash / CRCA) 0.59.55
5 Jeff Papineau (Cyclonauts) 1.04.64
6 Rick Comshaw (Connecticut Bicycle Racing Association 5.09.50
Women 1-2-3
1 Catherine Bearce (CCB/Volkswagen) 36.35.84
2 Nina Strika (RLX Polo Sport) 0.15.18
3 Robin Gillmore-Barnes (NEBC / Cycle Loft) 0.53.07
4 Bonnie Borque (NEBC/ Cycleloft) 0.55.95
5 Louise Barriss (CCB/Volkswagen) 0.59.96
6 Caryl Gale (unattached) 1.35.97
7 Brook O'Connor (NEBC / Cycle Loft) 1.48.22
8 Dawn Richardson (Verizon Wireless) 2.02.03
9 Jane Beezer (Pedro's) 3.11.73
10 Sharon Harvell (NHCC) 4.02.62
11 Melissa Roti (Team Horst) 5.52.83
DNF Brenda Bahnson (Wheelworks / IF)
DNF Wendy Stone (NEBC / Cycle Loft)
DNF Leslie Ludtke (NHCC)
DNF Julia Monaglo (Verizon Wireless)
Master 35+
1 Todd Holland (Capital Velo Club) 32.29.00
2 Sam Morse (Mass Bay Road Club) 1.18.57
3 John McGovern (Le Chateau) 1.38.43
4 William Caliagari (Berkshire Cycling Association) 1.47.73
5 Tobi Schultze (IBC) 2.05.10
6 Geoffrey House (BCA/TOSK) 2.21.24
7 John Weller (Bike Line / LWA) 4.35.57
8 Dennis O'Connor (unattached) 4.43.32
9 Steve Vosburgh (CCB International) 4.44.58
10 David Cormier (Capital Velo Club) 5.22.31
Men 4
1 Matt Kraus (Boston Road Club / ATA / Vintage) 33.57.35
2 Stuart Dorman (BRC/ATA/Vintage) 0.14.51
3 Art Trapotsis (NEBC/Cycle Loft) 0.33.97
4 Shawn Doran 0.54.28
5 Dominic Gillen (Zephyr) 1.04.65
6 Dan Butler (Minuteman Road Club) 1.27.85
7 Kyle Wolfe (Unattached) 1.33.45
8 John Bayley (NEBC / Cycle Loft) 1.34.84
9 Blake Booysen (BRC/ATA/Vintage) 1.35.53
10 Juan Darias (Union Velo) 1.37.97
11 Stephen Cruichshank (Boston Road Club / ATA / Vinta 1.50.12
12 Ben Kubas (Killington Pico Cycle Club) 1.58.76
13 Robert LaRocco (Capital Velo Club) 2.02.81
14 Mark Cunningham (Capital Velo Club) 2.05.25
15 Art Dewilde (NECSA) 2.07.44
16 Thom Reid (Laurel Bicycle Club) 2.18.13
17 Craig Bertoldi (Essex County Velo) 2.22.69
18 Steve Bonadio (NEBC/Cycle Loft) 2.24.16
19 Charles Towe (Dreambikes Cycling Club) 2.56.07
20 Nathan Drake (Boston Road Club / ATA / Vintage) 3.03.11
21 Joseph Tindal (CVC) 3.20.07
22 Michael Root (NCC/Bikereg.com) 3.46.60
23 Peter Easton (New Canaan Cycling Club) 3.55.90
24 Carmenzind Robinson (Yale University Cycling Team) 4.15.10
25 Peter Rumsey (Arc En Ciel) 4.56.90
26 Gary Rumsey (Arc En Ciel) 5.11.55
27 Bruce Thompson (Minuteman Road Club) 5.17.79
28 Mark Robinson 5.37.68
29 Robert Leyendecker (unattached) 7.04.69
30 David Lafond (NEBC/Cycle Loft) 7.15.82
DNF Jim Frame (Stage One)
Master 40+
1 Kurt Kuehnel (BCA/TOSK) 32.43.51
2 Joe Rano (Gearworks) 0.37.66
3 Bryan Barrett (Bike Line / LWA) 0.39.65
4 Doug O'Neill (CTS) 1.11.20
5 Douglas Day (Eastern Bloc) 1.29.33
6 Damien Roohr (Competitive Edge Racing Team) 3.11.87
7 Stefan Hesselberg (BCA/TOSK) 3.34.68
8 Paul Fabish (unattached) 4.11.49
9 Christopher Vossler (AMC Cycling Team) 4.43.12
10 Gregory Reese (AMC Cycling Team) 6.00.29
11 Phil Heubner 6.47.62
12 Elizabeth Lafavour (Independent Fabrications) 10.14.19
DNF Brian Wolfe (Le Chateau Restaurant/ Les Cyclistes)
DNF Michael Fargnoli (Unattached)
DNF David Vescio (FCC / Net1 Plus)
Master 45+
1 William Sawyer (NEBC / Cycle Loft) 34.50.07
2 William Keith (Stage One) 0.10.43
3 Scott Butler (Bike Line / LWA) 0.13.20
4 John Fitzpatrick (NCC/Bikereg.com) 0.15.80
5 Greg Hall (Laurel Bicycle Club) 0.34.02
6 Bruce Townend (BCA/TOSK) 0.37.89
7 Paul Siebert (BCA/TOSK) 0.59.35
8 Stephen Cousin (Aquidneck Bicycle Club) 1.49.62
9 David Marti (CYBC / Richard Sachs) 2.03.45
10 John Hartman (Main Line CC) 2.44.33
11 Charles Woodard (Capital Bicycle Racing Club) 3.26.90
12 Richard Ziegler (Bike Line / LWA) 3.29.76
13 Rick Joyner (BOB) 3.42.96
14 Sean LaBas (Laurel Bicycle Club) 3.50.67
15 Rick Hardy (Boston Road Club / ATA / Vintage) 4.46.83
16 Keith Andree (Laurel Bicycle Club) 5.41.23
DNF Robert Carmel (BCA/TOSK)
DNF Mark Luzio (Arc En Ciel)
DNF Robert Hedges (CTS Velocity )
DNF Douglas Dietz (Team Bicycle Link/Missing Link Bicycle Club)
Men 5
1 Chad Connor (Harvard) 32.47.81
2 Dan Davenport (Team Psycho) 0.51.23
3 Daniel Stasz (NCC/Bikereg.com) 2.39.00
4 Mark West (NCC/Bikereg.com) 4.08.85
5 Jeffrey Baugher 4.34.72
6 Charles Foley (unattached) 5.42.54
7 Michael Passetto (BCA/TOSK) 5.49.87
8 Charles Dietz (Unattached) 5.53.66
9 James McDougel (Webevent.com) 6.25.28
10 Anthony Billard (unattached) 6.26.89
11 Jim Migliaccio 7.20.24
12 Scott Harvell (NHCC) 7.35.11
13 Stephen Passetto 8.23.60
14 Chris Mader (AMC Cycling Team) 9.35.62
15 Chris Armen (unattached) 10.41.72
DNF Ryan Davenport (Team Psycho)
DNF Ernie Roick
DNF Scott Staubach (Putney West Hill)
Master 50+
1 Jack Hutchinson (NHCC) 34.41.93
2 Peter Johnson (Zephyr Cycling Team) 0.34.07
3 James Themig (Mystic Velo Club) 0.56.09
4 Chip Berezny (Bike Line / LWA) 1.05.74
5 James Boudreau (Master's Velo / Dakini) 1.28.89
6 Allan Bates (BCA/TOSK) 2.22.10
7 Brian Lafferty (Team Internet) 8.20.08
DNF James Owers (NHCC)
Master 55+
1 Robert Clifford (Global Locate / Sony Music Studios 34.49.21
2 John Greem (CCB / Volkswagen) 1.40.96
3 Edward Juskowiak (Gruppo Suportivo Europeo) 2.46.17
4 Richard Martin (Master's Velo / Dakini) 3.08.00
5 Alan Rubenoff (unattached) 3.30.79
6 Tom Caldor (unattached) 3.53.53
7 Patrick Kane (unattached) 5.20.32
8 Cassie White (Sunapee/Banagans) 5.41.30
9 Karl Hanner (Unattached) 7.29.17
10 Paul McNulty (Cannondale) 8.15.47
11 Cheryl Smith (Les Cyclistes) 9.33.06
DNF Bob Kaplan (Westwood Velo)
Women 4
1 Jean Curtis (un) 38.20.35
2 Jessica Truslow (NEBC / Cycle Loft) 0.30.67
3 MaryAnn Martinez (NEBC / Cycle Loft) 0.54.98
4 Caitlin Mcvarish (unattached) 1.07.36
5 Heather Owens (Providence Velo Club) 1.15.87
6 Daphne King 1.19.32
7 Nina La Rosa (Excite/SmartFUEL/Green Mountain Bicycl 1.54.96
8 Karena Paukulis (NEBC / Cycle Loft) 2.16.21
9 Miriam Kornitzer (Wheelworks / IF) 3.22.55
10 Pamela Bonin (NEBC/Cycle Loft) 3.26.46
11 Suzi Hill (Eastern Bloc) 4.06.57
12 Jennifer Klau (Unattached) 5.20.68
13 Cara Smith (unattached) 5.27.73
DNF Carol DeCourcey (Cycle Loft / NEBC)
DNF Laurel Stewart (NCC/Bikereg.com)
DNF Lynn Fargnoli (Unattached)
DNF Pam Alessio (Verizon Wireless)
DNF Anna Glass (AMC Cycling Team)
DNF Kim Garvie (Excite/SmartFUEL/Green Mountain Bicycle Club)
Master 60+
1 Ed O'Hearn (BCA/TOSK) 36.27.11
2 Bradley Hosmer (NHCC) 2.52.78
3 David Reed (Mystic Velo Club) 4.27.05
4 Helmut Goetz 5.14.69
5 Lynn Sicuro (Gamaches Cycling) 7.10.75
6 Thomas Sullivan 8.30.51
7 Laura Faitt-Weller (Bike Line / LWA) 9.24.31
DNF Jennifer Caldor (unattached)
Cannibal Cup Men
1 Jonathan Baxendale (Unattached) 36.49.55
2 Bill Stekl (unattached) 1.01.46
3 Garrett Cress (unattached) 2.42.49
4 David Gladstone (Unattached) 3.25.38
5 Peter Waite (unattached) 3.27.08
DNF Wayne Kirk (unattached)
Cannibal Cup Women
1 Hiroko Shimada (Don's Cycle) 39.37.20
Master 65+
1 Bob Wilson (NEBC) 22.33.61
2 Peter Murphy (Capital Velo Club) 0.43.63
3 Susan Day (Eastern Bloc) 0.57.15
4 Raymond Sweet (Laurel Bicycle Club) 0.57.32
5 Beatrice Burns (Laurel Bicycle Club) 1.15.58
6 Fioravante Bares (NEBC / Cycleloft) 1.27.11
DNF Leslie Ludtke (NHCC)
DNF Don Werling (unattached)
DNF Lee Evans (NEBC / Cycleloft)
Junior 17
1 Keith Jennings (NESCA) 14.24.86
2 Will Adams 0.51.38
3 Brendan Shafer (NESCA) 0.56.37
DNF Aidan Charles (NESCA)
DNF Brandon Smithwood (NEBC / Cycleloft)
Junior 16
1 Konrad LaBas (CCB International) 20.54.83
2 Matthew Missari (Capital Velo Club) 0.35.20
DNF Art Rand (CCB International)
Junior 14
1 Robert Crowther (NCC/Bikereg.com) 17.45.67
Junior 12
1 Hanna Walton (BCA) 19.17.98
2 Alyssa Crowther (NCC/Bikereg.com) 5.01.49
Junior 10
1 Alessio Bares (NEBC / Cycle Loft) 19.45.03
Handcycle
1 Thomas Foran (unattached) 27.26.35
2 John Reiches (unattached) 6.43.30
3 John Williamson (Unattached) 15.36.26
Courtesy of PEP Results
Pescadero
Coastal Classic
Pescadero,
CA, June 23, 2001
GS Lombardi's Mike Taylor won the 2001 Pescadero Coastal Classic in
epic fashion. Despite a significant headwind on the seven mile run to
the finish, Mike was able to just barely hold off the pack at the line.
Mike was the lone survivor of a breakaway which escaped on the first
of three hilly 28-mile laps. Each lap featured three significant climbs,
the most serious the 600-vertical foot ascent of Haskins Hill approximately
nine miles from the finish.
Results
1 Mike Taylor (GS Lombardi)
2 Ben Jaques-Maynes (Santa Cruz Spokesman)
3 John Durso (GS Lombardi)
4 Sebastian Lopez-Otero (Marathon)
5 Dave Smith (GS Lombardi)
6 Daniel Rooke (Azphalt Cycling)
7 Kevin Klien (Webcor/Alto Velo)
8 Randy Rocchi (Novo/Sycip)
9 ?? (??)
10 Brian Chapman (3BRT)
11 James Mattis (Webcor/Alto Velo)
12 Matt Dubberley (LGBRC/CIENA)
13 Mike Poletta (Monterey Velo)
14 Jon Erskine (LGBRC/CIENA)
15 Daniel Hopley (LGBRC/CIENA)
16 Tim Noakes (Marathon)
17 James Hodnett (GS Lombardi)
18 Justin Robinson (Santa Cruz Spokesman)
19 John Hygelund (LGBRC/CIENA)
20 Frank Moustirats (LGBRC/CIENA)
21 Mark Hlady (Webcor/Alto Velo)
22 Michael Munnelly (Webcor/Alto Velo)
23 Ted Huang (Webcor/Alto Velo)
25 Anastasio Flores (Schwinn Homegrown)
25 Mark Shainian (Dartmouth)
26 Herman Johnson (GS Perufo)
27 Mike Smartt (unattached)
28 David Pierce (Stanford)
29 Grey Wedeking (Napa Valley Velo)
Courtesy Dan Connelly
Peerless Insurance Twilight Criterium
Keene, New Hampshire, June 26, 2001
by Adam Hodges Myerson, courtesy of Cycle-Smart
The inaugural Peerless Twilight Criterium was a big hit on the downtown streets of this working class city in southwestern New Hampshire. Both fans and riders alike were primed for the primes--17 $100 primes to be exact, and $3300 in prize money for the finish. The Tuesday night race, just two days before the start of the Fitchburg-Longsjo Classic Stage Race just 45 minutes south from meant that many of the nations top crit riders would be in town a few days early to mix it up with the best New England had to offer.
For the first 25 laps of the 50-lap race, Net Zero's grizzled veteran Graeme Miller was the man in charge. Consistently off the front in search of the $100 bonuses, he soon found himself clear with local riders Alec Donahue and Steve Roszko (NCC/BikeReg.com), Mercy Fitness' Dave Wenger, and the Italian pro riding for the DeFeet/Lemond team, Gabriele Rampolo. The gap rose to 15 seconds before GS Mengoni reacted, putting two riders on the front to cut the gap down, then sending Jason Baer across with Trek/Volkswagen East's Justin Lille.
Once the two chasers made contact, Miller took charge again, launching an attack and splitting the break, taking Baer and Rampolo with him and sending the rest of the group back to the field. With 19 to go and out of sight on 1 km, 6-corner course, it looked like the winning move was made. The problem was that Saturn's Mark and Frank McCormack didn't agree.
Rather than chasing the break down, the McCormacks took turns attacking and counter-attacking the field while the helpless local riders held on for dear life. The field split under the pressure, but neither McCormack was able to break free, and with 16 to go the break was caught, and the field was back together.
It was here that the primes began to get thick and heavy, with the next two being taken by DeFeet/Lemond's Greg Wolf and GS Mengoni's Adam Hodges Myerson. It was a counter to that prime with 13 to go that finally saw the winning move go clear.
It was Rampolo again, this time going solo, followed by multiple groups of two. The Italian was racking up the primes, but eventually a cohesive chase group formed behind him. With four to go, five riders made contact: Wenger again for Mercy Fitness, local up-and-comer Scott Plante of CS Ardagna, Excite-SmartFuel's Lincoln Brown, Saturn Development junior Ollie Stiler-Cote, and recent Massachusetts transplant Corey Fisher from Community Bikes.
With many of the top riders missing from the break, the field was navel-gazing while the gap continued to grow. Up front, the cat and mouse game began with a 30-second cushion to toy with. It wasn't until three to go that a real lead out began in the field, first from Cannondale-Wheelworks in support of John Page, and then from Team Columbus in support of former World Champion, Aussie Jeff Hopkins.
Twice Mark McCormack tried to go over the top of the lead out, and twice it was to no avail. The gap was down to 10 seconds with one to go, when finally New Zealander Graeme Miller came back to the front to lend a hand to his Oceania friends from Team Columbus. It was too little too late.
Up front it was Ohio native Dave Wenger who attacked the break before the last corner to sail in for the win ahead of Corey Fisher and a surprising Scott Plante. After driving alone 10 hours from the Youngstown area to make the race, Wenger was ecstatic. "I really wanted to do well today, at least to make some money. When I heard about the primes, I had planned to make that my goal, and not worry so much about the finish. I didn't expect to be able to beat Miller or the McCormacks. When I found myself in the break, I definitely went into winning mode. This is the best win of my career so far."
Back in the field, Miller took Hopkins through the last corner, and the Australian was able to gobble up the back of the break to take a frustrating 6th place, finishing on the same time.
The event itself was a huge success for promoter John Wickman, the Heart of New England Cycling Club, and the city of Keene. "We were really happy with the crowd tonight and the way the city showed it's support for the race. We really want this event to grow." With a great course, great prize list, and its proximity to Fitchburg, it looks destined to do just that.
Results
Men, 50 lap criterium
1 David Wenger (Mercy Fitness)
2 Corey Fisher (CBS)
3 Scott Plante (GS Ardagna)
4 Gabriele Rampollo (Defeet/LeMond)
5 Oliver Stiler-Cote (Saturn)
6 Jeff Hopkins (Team Columbus)
7 Lincoln Brown (Excite/SmartFuel)
8 Graham Miller (Net Zero)
9 Franky Vanhaesebroucke (Navigators)
10 Adam Myerson (CRCA/Mengoni)
11 Steve Stockwell (Banagans)
12 Jonathan Page (Wheelworks/Cannondale)
13 Kirt Fitzpatrick (HNECC/Pearless)
14 Eric Takayama (Excite/SmartFuel)
15 Mark Light (Flyers)
16 John Corriveau (BOB)
17 Andrew Boxer (Killington Pico)
18 Peter Vollers (Trek/Volkswagon)
19 Mike Ballou (BOB)
20 Thomas Deibler (Banagans)
21 Ben Early (Safefit)
22 Matt Wilson (CRCA/Mengoni)
23 Aaron Helminski (Putney/West Hill)
24 Eric Fleming (Horst Engineering)
25 Jason Baer (CRCA/Mengoni)
26 Ian Modestow (NCC/BikeReg.com)
27 Jay Thomas (CCB/Volkswagon)
28 Mike Norton (Les Cyclists)
29 Joseph Alachoyan (Ideal Tile/Brielle)
30 Ryan Pinkham (Wheelworks/Cannondale)
31 Justin Lillie (Trek/Volkswagon)
32 Andrew Donaldson (Trek/Volkswagon)
33 David Youngblood (NCC/BikeReg.com)
34 Matthew Loftus (NCC/BikeReg.com)
35 Tom Lewis (HNECC/Pearless)
36 Theo Padnos (Killington Pico)
37 Arlen Wenzel (Horst Engineering)
38 Peter Rhodes (GS Ardagna)
39 Jonathan Lowenstein (OSVC/AFD)
40 Scott Wade (Gearworks/SRP)
41 Eric Juzysta (Excite/SmartFuel)
42 Leigh Bryan (Team Columbus)
43 Bill Gros (HNECC/Pearless)
44 Kyle Gates (Boston CC)
45 Tom Saccone (Le Chateau)
46 Jean Paul Derosiers (OSVC/AFD)
47 Andrew Ward (Dream Bikes)
48 David Goodwin (NECSA)
49 Shawn Milne (Wheelworks/Cannondale)
50 Chris Naimie (Banagans)
51 Greg Wolf (Defeet/LeMond)
Courtesy PEP Results
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