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By Steve Edwards in Highland, CA
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Chris Horner of Prime Alliance won his second stage in as many days at the Redlands Classic, while Saturn's Lyne Bessette took a few seconds off of Rona's Geneviève Jeanson's lead. Generally thought of as a good stage for sprinters and non-GC contenders, the Highland Circuit Race became a major war for the yellow jersey in both the men's and women's races.
The 4.5 km course through the residential neighbourhoods of Highland, California featured a mainly flat course with 20 turns and one steep 150-foot climb just before the finish. The women raced a short but intense 13 laps (59.5 km), while the men completed 18 (82 km) laps. The weather was unseasonably cool with a stiff wind, making breakaway attempts very taxing.
In the men's race, leader Chris Horner didn't foresee any trouble but was leery of Klasna and his Saturn team. "He's one of the best riders in the United States. There are always guys that you have to worry about, and he's definitely one of them." But he added, "We've got a strong team. We've just got to set a good tempo and we'll be fine."
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It turned out to be a tad more difficult than it sounded as Klasna started a breakaway with about 12 laps to go. His 3-man group didn't look too serious until his Saturn teammate Harm Jansen bridged the gap a couple of laps later.
"It killed me going across", stated Jansen.
Still, with the two working together along with US Postal's Dave Zabriske and Mercury's Mike Sayers the group was able to gain 45 seconds, and for most of the race it seemed as though it was going to stay that way.
"Sayers' didn't work much, which was kind of frustrating", said Klasna. Although this was cleared up by Horner, "Why would he? He was in there for the stage win. He doesn't care about the GC."
The group still had more than 30 seconds with two laps remaining when the chase group put the hammer down, catching the breakaway with one lap to go. It was then that race leader Horner was able to grab the wheel of Sayers up the final climb and come around him to win going away.
"My team was great today," said Horner, "I didn't have to do any real work until the end. I thought we would catch the break earlier. I was a little worried. With 2 laps to go I told Danny (teammate Danny Pate) to sell out, figuring if he could bring me back to 10 or 20 seconds I could bridge myself. I owe the day to Danny."
Klasna was expectedly disappointed,
"Yeah, I'm disappointed, but I still feel great." He stated, " With 3 or 4 laps to go I thought for sure we could hold it."
Tomorrow's stage is the toughest of the race, with the finish atop 4,883 foot (1488m) Oak Glen. Klasna assured it wasn't over yet, "I've done well in the past. We'll see what happens."
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Saturn's team director Giana Roberge had promised "to make life very challenging" for Jeanson and, true to her word, Petra Rossner launched an attack just 3 laps in. Rona absorbed it, as well as a few more, until Team USA's Mari Holden took off solo with 6 laps to go.
"I saw Saturn and Rona looking at each other and just decided to go."
Her lead grew each lap until it reached 2 minutes, at which point Rona decided to chase.
"When she attacked nobody wanted to chase her" said Jeanson, "but when she got 2 minutes it became scary because she is a very good rider, so we decided to go on the offensive."
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Eventually only Jeanson could chase, with Bessette clinging to her wheel.
When her advantage went to more than 2 minutes, race leader Jeanson decided it was too much and left the lead bunch, shadowed by Bessette.
"My job today was to hide and to rest", said Bessette, "We know she's (Jeanson) an awesome climber and Oak Glen is a real hard stage. So the more energy I have, the better, and the less she has, the better, so maybe it will equal out."
The two pulled back over a minute during the last two laps and passed the laboring Holden just before the finish, where a fresh-looking Bessette easily sprinted away for the win.
"I wanted Mari to win, but when she jumped, I had to jump with her" said Jeanson.
Holden shrugged, "It didn't quite work out, but almost."
Reporting from Steve Edwards and Reed Bartlett
Lyne Bessette, winner stage 2
"They owe me a dinner (her team) for a little bet we had yesterday."
To celebrate:
"We'll finish a bottle of wine that they (team) gave me for my birthday".
On her host family:
"They're the greatest. They make us dinner every night. We're going to take them out to dinner on Friday or Saturday."
Do you get tired of seeing Jeanson all the time:
"I'm not tired of seeing her. I think we are making the races."
On Holden's breakaway:
"It was good for us, because we don't have the jersey to defend. I was very patient today. Usually, I'm not patient but I'm working on the ability to wait."
"The wind really had an effect today."
Strategy:
"I didn't do anything today - a little bit of work at the end. I feel good."
"To attack and make Rona chase, to make all their team tired. Petra and Judith did a lot of work. They attacked, like, three times each."
On whether she was happy with her time trial:
"Yeah, I always want to do better but I haven't worked on the time trial yet this year."
Mari Holden, 3rd place in stage, 3rd GC
On her attack:
"I wanted to maybe get a stage win today. When I saw Saturn and Rona looking at each other, I thought here's an opportunity, so I went."
On getting passed just before the end:
"I was dead going up the hill. I didn't have it. I was hoping for a cat and mouse game back there (Bessette and Jeanson) but they didn't do it."
On the wind:
"It was pretty hard. Good training though. I'm trying to ride myself into shape. All of February I was sick. I didn't have any training going into racing. I'm just starting to get going."
On the GC (she's 3rd):
"It would be nice. It would be a real bonus."
Geneviève Jeanson, 1st GC:
"I felt great. My legs are a little sore."
On doing all the work with Bessette:
"I expected that. I got a good workout."
Did she contest the sprint:
"Yeah, but I knew I would be more tired than her."
On her time trial where she would have finished 21st with the men:
CN: "Did you know?"
GJ: "Yeah, I looked at the results on cyclingnews, actually. I don't know, maybe the conditions were different for the men. Maybe it was colder, I don't know, I though it was quite funny, really. I was quite surprised with my time. To go under 9:30 was the objective for me and my coach, but I wasn't sure that I could do it - but I looked at my computer with about 500 meters to go and it said 8-something and I was, like, okay I can do it!"
On her host family:
"I'm having a great time here in Redlands. I have a wonderful host family."
On tomorrow:
"It's going to be another big day. Today wasn't too long, but it was intense. Tomorrow is going to be patience, and to be aware, and not to fall asleep. I expect everything (from Saturn). You have to be ready for it. My team is in good shape and we'll be ready for tomorrow."
Trent Klasna, 2nd GC
On Horner's strength:
"Oh yeah, he's real strong right now."
On Team Saturn:
"We're ready to win the race. I don't think there's a better team out there."
On the break:
"Harm was great. Zabriske was great. Sayers' didn't work much, which was kind of frustrating. I thought for sure we had it with three or four laps to go. We did what we could."
Chris Horner, 1st stage and GC:
"I didn't have to do anything until the last part. Sayers punched so hard. I was following his wheel and just thought, I'm gonna go. I didn't know how far ahead I was. I tried to look under my arm but I wasn't about to turn around to see who might be back there."
On the break:
"I wanted it to go. I figured that Navigators would have to chase. I though we would catch them with about 5 laps to go. I was starting to think I'd made a mistake."
"I was a little worried. With 2 laps to go I told Danny (teammate Danny Pate) to sell out, figuring if he could bring me back to 10 or 20 seconds I could bridge myself. I owe the day to Danny."
On tomorrow:
"Trent's so aggressive. He's a great rider and goes 100%, and Saturn is the most dangerous team. But we have to cover everyone before the climb. We can't afford to sit there and let anyone get 5 minutes before the climb."
John Lieswyn, 2nd on stage:
"I was closing on Horner for a while, but it was too late."
"I'm pretty much discounted for the GC, which is fine with me. But I trained hard all winter, so we'll see. Top 3 is the goal"
"Without Greg (Henderson) I wouldn't have been there. He pulled me from, like, 40th to 20th."
Photo's by Rob Karman/www.roadbikephotos.com
1 Chris Horner (USA) Prime Alliance 1.53.56 2 John Lieswyn (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 0.02 3 Roland Green (Can) Canadian National 4 Chad Gerlach (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 0.04 5 Tom Boonen (Bel) US Postal Service 6 Plamen Stoyanov (USA) Mercury 7 Soren Petersen (Den) Saturn 8 Tom Leaper (Aus) Navigators 9 Andrew Randell (Can) Volvo-Cannondale 10 Daniel Ramsey (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 11 Chris Baldwin (USA) Navigators 12 Chann McRae (USA) US Postal Service 13 Will Frischkorn (USA) Saturn 14 Trent Klasna (USA) Saturn 15 Steffen Kjaergaard (Nor) US Postal Service 16 David Zabriske (USA) US Postal Service 17 Jacob Erker (Can) Pharmacia 18 Ziranda Madrigal (Mex) Speedbikes 19 Damon Kluck (USA) Saturn 20 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Saturn 21 Ryan Russell (NZl) Marco Polo 22 Mark Walters (Can) Navigators 23 Dylan Casey (USA) US Postal Service 24 Seamus McGrath (Can) Canadian National 25 Harm Jansen (Ned) Saturn 26 David O'Loughlin (Irl) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 27 Mariano Friedick (USA) Jelly Belly 28 Kirk Albers (USA) Jelly Belly 29 Michael Barry (USA) US Postal Service 30 Miguel Meza (Mex) Dare 31 Scott Moninger (USA) Mercury 32 Andrew Bajadali (USA) Excel Sports 33 Burke Swindlehurst (USA) Navigators 34 Andreas Hestler (Can) Canadian National 35 Charles Dionne (Can) 7Up/NutraFig 36 Luke Stockwell (Aus) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 37 Mark McCormack (USA) Saturn 38 Kirk O'Bee (USA) Navigators 39 Henk Vogels (Aus) Mercury 40 Danny Pate (USA) Prime Alliance 41 Doug Ziewacz (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 42 Troy White (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 43 Oscar Pineda (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 44 Chad Hardley (USA) Marco Polo 45 Tim Larkin (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 46 John Hunt (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 47 Antonio Cruz (USA) US Postal Service 48 Christoph Sauser (Swi) Volvo-Cannondale 49 Hilton Clarke (Aus) Schroeder Iron 50 Scott Price (Can) Landis Trek VW 51 Cameron Hughes (Aus) Pharmacia 52 Frank McCormack (USA) Saturn 0.46 53 Liam Killeen (GBr) Y2K 54 Derek Wilkerson (USA) Jelly Belly 55 Jonathan Page (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 56 Max Finkbeiner (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 57 Michael Creed (USA) Prime Alliance 58 Mathieu Toulouse (Can) Canadian National 59 Walker Ferguson (USA) USA Cycling 60 Paul Manning (GBr) British National Team 61 Chris Walker (USA) Landis Trek VW 62 Steve Cummings (GBr) British National Team 63 Wes Seigler (USA) Pharmacia 64 Chris Sheppard (Can) Canadian National 65 Erik Saunders (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 66 Bram deWaard (Ned) Marco Polo 67 Greg Henderson (NZl) 7Up/NutraFig 68 Colby Farrell (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 69 Jonathan Hamblen (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 70 Dirk Friel (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 71 John Retseck (USA) USA Cycling 72 Kevin Monahan (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 73 Josh Goodwin (USA) Dare 74 John Walrod (USA) Prime Alliance 1.18 75 Billy Innes (USA) Kissena 1.27 76 Josh Hall (Can) Canadian National 77 Kerry Classen (USA) Kissena 78 David Salomon (Mex) Speedbikes 1.41 79 Barrie Clark (GBr) British National Team 80 Brian Forbes (USA) Jelly Belly 81 Chris McGovern (USA) Jelly Belly 82 Andy Crater (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 83 Robbie Ventura (USA) US Postal Service 84 Jamie Paolinetti (USA) Schroeder Iron 85 Siro Camponogara (Ita) Navigators 86 Ciaran Power (Irl) Navigators 87 Patrick McCarty (USA) USA Cycling 88 Greg Sieniewicz (Can) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 89 Steve Tilford (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 90 Michael Johnson (USA) Schroeder Iron 91 Benjamin Sharp (USA) Pharmacia 92 Brent Dawson (Aus) Jelly Belly 93 RJ Rooke (USA) Landis Trek VW 94 Todd Wells (USA) Landis Trek VW 95 Matt Decanio (USA) Prime Alliance 96 Tim Buckle (GBr) British National Team 97 Oli Beckingsale (GBr) British National Team 98 Mark Fitzgerald (USA) USA Cycling 99 Jason McCartney (USA) Jelly Belly 100 John Peters (USA) Prime Alliance 3.10 101 Matthew Svatek (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 102 Oliver Stiler-Cote (USA) Kissena 103 Ryan Doris (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 104 Gregory Wolf (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 105 Karl Bordine (USA) Excel Sports 106 Oleg Grichkine (Rus) Navigators 107 Tim Morley (GBr) Y2K 108 Svein Tuft (Can) Prime Alliance 3.56 109 Nat Faulkner (Can) Kissena 4.07 110 Eric Abrams (USA) Landis Trek VW 5.16 111 Matthew Kings (Can) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 112 Hayden Godfrey (NZl) 7Up/NutraFig 113 Chris Daggs (USA) Excel Sports 114 Jason Tullous (USA) Speedbikes 5.44 115 Ian Condron (Can) Canadian National 116 Dane Jankowiak (USA) USA Cycling 5.54 117 Clark Sheehan (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 118 Gord Fraser (Can) Mercury 119 Alex Candelario (USA) Prime Alliance 120 Greg Bourque (Can) Marco Polo 6.34 121 Jamsran Ulzii-Orshikh (Mgl) Marco Polo 122 Cody Waite (USA) Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 123 Jesus Zarate (Mex) Mercury 124 Brice Jones (USA) Mercury 125 Adam Watts (USA) Pharmacia 6.59 126 Michael Ley (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 127 Kieran Page (GBr) British National Team 128 William Steinbrecher (USA) USA Cycling 8.54 129 Ben Stafford (USA) Kissena 130 Scott Cochran (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 131 Christian Cuesta (Mex) Speedbikes 132 Tony Zarsadias (Can) Marco Polo 133 Mike Sayers (USA) Mercury 16.19 134 Drew Miller (USA) Landis Trek VW 135 Russell Stevenson (USA) Volvo-Cannondale 136 Remko Kramer (Ned) Marco Polo 137 David Fuentes (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 138 Carter Hovey (Can) Volvo-Cannondale 139 Chris McDonald (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 140 Michael Jones (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 141 Jonathan Erdelyi (USA) Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 142 Greg Medinilla (USA) Dare 143 Michael Muller (Swi) Wheelworks-Cannondale 144 Yasuhiro Yamamoto (Jpn) Kissena 145 Victor Ayala (Mex) Schroeder Iron 146 Jodi Crawford (GBr) Y2K 147 Timmy Reinhart (USA) USA Cycling 148 David Wenger (USA) Pharmacia 149 Rik Denicke (USA) Pharmacia 150 Phil Dixon (GBr) Y2K 151 Remi McManus (USA) Jelly Belly 152 Darryl Rouse (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 153 Dave Herbold (USA) Landis Trek VW 154 Patrick Caro (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 155 Daryl Saul (USA) Excel Sports 156 Jake Rubelt (USA) Speedbikes 17.56 157 Austin King (USA) USA Cycling 158 John Hygelund (USA) Excel Sports 159 Jacob Rosenbarger (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 160 Ryan Barrett (USA) Schroeder Iron 161 Matt Hawkins (USA) Kissena 162 Bradley Saul (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 163 Robert Kamppila (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 164 Josh Horowitz (USA) Dare 165 Rad Cunningham (USA) Volvo-Cannondale 166 Bartek Fidelus (USA) Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 167 David Wyandt (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 19.25 168 Jesse Lawler (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 169 Chris Baumann (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 170 Andy Rhodes (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 171 Sandy Perrins (USA) Excel Sports 172 Roberto Gaggioli (USA) Marco Polo 173 Kenneth Toman (USA) Schroeder Iron 174 Christian Figueroa (Mex) Speedbikes 175 Peter Knudsen (USA) Schroeder Iron 176 Marco Ortega (Mex) Speedbikes 20.35 177 Randy Rusk (USA) Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 178 Sam Whittingham (Can) Canadian National 179 Salvador Barriga (Mex) Speedbikes 180 David Smith (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 21.49 181 Brian Lemke (USA) Landis Trek VW 23.19 182 Ryan Cady (USA) Schroeder Iron 183 Phillip Sublette (USA) Excel Sports 184 Mukunda Feldman (USA) Kissena 185 Kashi Leuchs (NZl) Volvo-Cannondale 186 Joel Kath (USA) Dare Dnf Chris Wherry (USA) Mercury Dnf Reto Lauper (Swi) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports Dnf Jon VanHeel (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports Dnf Ryan Smith (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale Dnf Gary Foord (GBr) Y2K Dnf Ryan Cornell (USA) Pharmacia General Classification after stage 2 1 Chris Horner (USA) Prime Alliance 2.02.34 2 Roland Green (Can) Canadian National 0.25 3 Trent Klasna (USA) Saturn 0.28 4 Soren Petersen (Den) Saturn 0.29 5 Chris Baldwin (USA) Navigators 6 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Saturn 0.30 7 John Lieswyn (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 0.31 8 David Zabriske (USA) US Postal Service 0.32 9 Steffen Kjaergaard (Nor) US Postal Service 0.40 10 Danny Pate (USA) Prime Alliance 0.41 11 Chann McRae (USA) US Postal Service 0.43 12 Will Frischkorn (USA) Saturn 0.44 13 Scott Moninger (USA) Mercury 0.47 14 Mark McCormack (USA) Saturn 15 Mark Walters (Can) Navigators 0.49 16 Dylan Casey (USA) US Postal Service 0.50 17 Kirk O'Bee (USA) Navigators 0.51 18 Jacob Erker (Can) Pharmacia 0.53 19 Seamus McGrath (Can) Canadian National 20 Andreas Hestler (Can) Canadian National 0.54 21 Tom Leaper (Aus) Navigators 0.55 22 Daniel Ramsey (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 0.56 23 Damon Kluck (USA) Saturn 24 Henk Vogels (Aus) Mercury 25 Doug Ziewacz (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 26 Antonio Cruz (USA) US Postal Service 1.01 27 Mariano Friedick (USA) Jelly Belly 1.02 28 Oscar Pineda (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 29 Tim Larkin (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 30 Michael Barry (USA) US Postal Service 1.03 31 Andrew Randell (Can) Volvo-Cannondale 1.04 32 Tom Boonen (Bel) US Postal Service 1.05 33 Plamen Stoyanov (USA) Mercury 1.06 34 Ryan Russell (NZl) Marco Polo 35 Andrew Bajadali (USA) Excel Sports 1.10 36 David O'Loughlin (Irl) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 1.11 37 Scott Price (Can) Landis Trek VW 38 Burke Swindlehurst (USA) Navigators 1.14 39 Luke Stockwell (Aus) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 40 Chad Gerlach (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 1.15 41 Hilton Clarke (Aus) Schroeder Iron 1.20 42 Frank McCormack (USA) Saturn 1.24 43 Ziranda Madrigal (Mex) Speedbikes 44 Troy White (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 1.26 45 Cameron Hughes (Aus) Pharmacia 46 Charles Dionne (Can) 7Up/NutraFig 1.28 47 John Hunt (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 48 Christoph Sauser (Swi) Volvo-Cannondale 1.29 49 Chris Sheppard (Can) Canadian National 1.31 50 Kirk Albers (USA) Jelly Belly 51 Paul Manning (GBr) British National Team 1.35 52 Harm Jansen (Ned) Saturn 1.37 53 Michael Creed (USA) Prime Alliance 1.39 54 Mathieu Toulouse (Can) Canadian National 55 Steve Cummings (GBr) British National Team 1.41 56 Greg Henderson (NZl) 7Up/NutraFig 1.42 57 Chad Hardley (USA) Marco Polo 58 Max Finkbeiner (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 1.43 59 Miguel Meza (Mex) Dare 60 Liam Killeen (GBr) Y2K 1.46 61 Jonathan Page (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 1.56 62 Jonathan Hamblen (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 1.57 63 Derek Wilkerson (USA) Jelly Belly 2.00 64 Chris Walker (USA) Landis Trek VW 2.08 65 Wes Seigler (USA) Pharmacia 66 Erik Saunders (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 2.09 67 Walker Ferguson (USA) USA Cycling 2.11 68 Colby Farrell (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 2.15 69 Kevin Monahan (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 70 Dirk Friel (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 2.17 71 John Retseck (USA) USA Cycling 2.29 72 Matt Decanio (USA) Prime Alliance 2.30 73 Josh Goodwin (USA) Dare 2.32 74 Todd Wells (USA) Landis Trek VW 2.33 75 Jason McCartney (USA) Jelly Belly 2.36 76 Greg Sieniewicz (Can) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 2.38 77 Billy Innes (USA) Kissena 2.41 78 Oli Beckingsale (GBr) British National Team 2.48 79 Tim Buckle (GBr) British National Team 80 Josh Hall (Can) Canadian National 81 Michael Johnson (USA) Schroeder Iron 2.50 82 Chris McGovern (USA) Jelly Belly 2.53 83 Brent Dawson (Aus) Jelly Belly 2.55 84 Andy Crater (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 2.56 85 Ciaran Power (Irl) Navigators 86 Benjamin Sharp (USA) Pharmacia 87 Bram deWaard (Ned) Marco Polo 2.57 88 Jamie Paolinetti (USA) Schroeder Iron 2.59 89 David Salomon (Mex) Speedbikes 3.01 90 Mark Fitzgerald (USA) USA Cycling 3.06 91 John Walrod (USA) Prime Alliance 3.11 92 Brian Forbes (USA) Jelly Belly 3.14 93 Patrick McCarty (USA) USA Cycling 3.15 94 Robbie Ventura (USA) US Postal Service 3.16 95 Siro Camponogara (Ita) Navigators 3.17 96 Kerry Classen (USA) Kissena 3.19 97 Steve Tilford (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 3.28 98 RJ Rooke (USA) Landis Trek VW 3.33 99 Barrie Clark (GBr) British National Team 3.34 100 John Peters (USA) Prime Alliance 4.33 101 Oleg Grichkine (Rus) Navigators 4.35 102 Karl Bordine (USA) Excel Sports 4.46 103 Tim Morley (GBr) Y2K 4.48 104 Svein Tuft (Can) Prime Alliance 4.52 105 Oliver Stiler-Cote (USA) Kissena 4.55 106 Matthew Svatek (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 5.16 107 Ryan Doris (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 5.24 108 Gregory Wolf (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 5.29 109 Nat Faulkner (Can) Kissena 5.38 110 Hayden Godfrey (NZl) 7Up/NutraFig 6.31 111 Eric Abrams (USA) Landis Trek VW 6.45 112 Clark Sheehan (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 6.49 113 Gord Fraser (Can) Mercury 7.00 114 Jason Tullous (USA) Speedbikes 7.06 115 Alex Candelario (USA) Prime Alliance 7.11 116 Ian Condron (Can) Canadian National 7.13 117 Chris Daggs (USA) Excel Sports 7.20 118 Matthew Kings (Can) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 7.24 119 Dane Jankowiak (USA) USA Cycling 7.25 120 Brice Jones (USA) Mercury 7.55 121 Jesus Zarate (Mex) Mercury 8.08 122 Jamsran Ulzii-Orshikh (Mgl) Marco Polo 8.17 123 Michael Ley (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 8.21 124 Kieran Page (GBr) British National Team 125 Cody Waite (USA) Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 8.22 126 Adam Watts (USA) Pharmacia 8.29 127 Greg Bourque (Can) Marco Polo 8.31 128 Ben Stafford (USA) Kissena 10.26 129 William Steinbrecher (USA) USA Cycling 10.45 130 Scott Cochran (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 11.02 131 Christian Cuesta (Mex) Speedbikes 11.09 132 Tony Zarsadias (Can) Marco Polo 11.22 133 Michael Jones (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 17.26 134 David Wenger (USA) Pharmacia 17.40 135 Mike Sayers (USA) Mercury 17.42 136 Drew Miller (USA) Landis Trek VW 17.43 137 Chris McDonald (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 138 Russell Stevenson (USA) Volvo-Cannondale 17.45 139 Yasuhiro Yamamoto (Jpn) Kissena 17.47 140 Dave Herbold (USA) Landis Trek VW 17.53 141 Timmy Reinhart (USA) USA Cycling 17.54 142 Patrick Caro (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 17.58 143 Phil Dixon (GBr) Y2K 18.01 144 David Fuentes (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 18.05 145 Daryl Saul (USA) Excel Sports 18.07 146 Jodi Crawford (GBr) Y2K 18.08 147 Victor Ayala (Mex) Schroeder Iron 18.09 148 Remi McManus (USA) Jelly Belly 149 Carter Hovey (Can) Volvo-Cannondale 18.12 150 Jonathan Erdelyi (USA) Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 18.13 151 Michael Muller (Swi) Wheelworks-Cannondale 18.14 152 Darryl Rouse (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 18.16 153 Greg Medinilla (USA) Dare 18.17 154 Rik Denicke (USA) Pharmacia 18.22 155 Remko Kramer (Ned) Marco Polo 18.40 156 Bradley Saul (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 19.29 157 Ryan Barrett (USA) Schroeder Iron 19.31 158 Rad Cunningham (USA) Volvo-Cannondale 19.41 159 Jacob Rosenbarger (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 19.47 160 Matt Hawkins (USA) Kissena 19.51 161 Jake Rubelt (USA) Speedbikes 19.53 162 Austin King (USA) USA Cycling 19.56 163 Bartek Fidelus (USA) Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 19.58 164 Josh Horowitz (USA) Dare 19.59 165 Robert Kamppila (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 20.03 166 Peter Knudsen (USA) Schroeder Iron 20.42 167 David Wyandt (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 20.46 168 Kenneth Toman (USA) Schroeder Iron 21.02 169 Jesse Lawler (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 21.04 170 Sandy Perrins (USA) Excel Sports 21.19 171 Andy Rhodes (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 21.31 172 John Hygelund (USA) Excel Sports 21.41 173 Christian Figueroa (Mex) Speedbikes 21.51 174 Chris Baumann (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 22.00 175 Marco Ortega (Mex) Speedbikes 22.05 176 Roberto Gaggioli (USA) Marco Polo 22.07 177 Salvador Barriga (Mex) Speedbikes 22.14 178 Sam Whittingham (Can) Canadian National 22.32 179 Randy Rusk (USA) Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 22.58 180 David Smith (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 23.39 181 Phillip Sublette (USA) Excel Sports 25.03 182 Kashi Leuchs (NZl) Volvo-Cannondale 25.12 183 Brian Lemke (USA) Landis Trek VW 25.20 184 Mukunda Feldman (USA) Kissena 25.25 185 Ryan Cady (USA) Schroeder Iron 25.45 186 Joel Kath (USA) Dare 25.55 Points 1 Trent Klasna (USA) Saturn 19 points 2 David Zabriske (USA) US Postal Service 17 3 Mike Sayers (USA) Mercury 9 4 Andy Crater (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 7 5 Luke Stockwell (Aus) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 5 6 Troy White (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 7 Harm Jansen (Ned) Saturn 4 8 Greg Sieniewicz (Can) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 2 9 Phil Dixon (GBr) Y2K 10 Will Frischkorn (USA) Saturn 1 11 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Saturn Points general classification after stage 2 1 Trent Klasna (USA) Saturn 24 points 2 David Zabriske (USA) US Postal Service 17 3 Mike Sayers (USA) Mercury 9 4 Andy Crater (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 7 5 Chris Horner (USA) Prime Alliance 6 Luke Stockwell (Aus) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 5 7 Troy White (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 8 Harm Jansen (Ned) Saturn 4 9 Chris Baldwin (USA) Navigators 3 10 Greg Sieniewicz (Can) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 2 11 Phil Dixon (GBr) Y2K 12 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Saturn 13 Soren Petersen (Den) Saturn 14 Will Frischkorn (USA) Saturn 1 Teams 1 Canadian Cycling 5.41.58 2 7UP / NutraFig 3 U.S.Postal Service 0.02 4 Saturn 5 Navigators 6 Mercury 7 Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 8 Prime Alliance 0.40 9 Jelly Belly 0.44 10 Pharmacia 11 Marco Polo 12 OFOTO-Lombardi Sports 13 Wheelworks-Cannondale 1.26 14 Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 15 Landis Trek VW 2.21 16 British National Team 3.03 17 USA Cycling 18 Schroeder Iron 3.16 19 Kissena 5.54 20 Speedbikes 7.19 21 Excel Sports 8.20 22 Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 11.26 23 Volvo-Cannondale 16.17 24 Team Dare 16.59 25 Y2K 20.05 26 Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 40.39 Teams general classification after stage 2 1 Saturn 6.09.09 2 U.S.Postal Service 0.28 3 Navigators 0.42 4 Canadian Cycling 0.44 5 Mercury 0.51 6 Prime Alliance 0.59 7 7UP / NutraFig 1.05 8 OFOTO-Lombardi Sports 2.29 9 Jelly Belly 2.32 10 Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 2.39 11 Pharmacia 2.52 12 Wheelworks-Cannondale 3.18 13 Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 3.38 14 Marco Polo 3.50 15 Landis Trek VW 4.25 16 British National Team 4.37 17 Schroeder Iron 5.41 18 USA Cycling 6.07 19 Kissena 8.50 20 Speedbikes 10.04 21 Excel Sports 11.29 22 Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 15.52 23 Volvo-Cannondale 18.51 24 Team Dare 21.05 25 Y2K 22.55 26 Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 44.56
1 Lyne Bessette (Can) Saturn 1.38.13 2 Genevieve Jeanson (Can) Rona Cycling Team 0.04 3 Mari Holden (USA) Cannondale-USA 0.11 4 Alison Dunlap (USA) Luna Team 1.17 5 Trish Choo (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 1.44 6 Rhonda Quick (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 7 Judith Arndt (Ger) Saturn 8 Susan Palmer-Komar (Can) Talogoamerica Cycling 9 Caroline Alexander (GBr) Total Trainer 10 Alison Sydor (Can) Canadian National 11 Petra Rossner (Ger) Saturn 12 Chrissy Redden (Can) Canadian National 13 Tina Mayolo-Pic (USA) Diet Rite 14 Kim Anderson (USA) Cannondale-USA 15 Lesley Tomlinson (Can) Canadian National 16 Stacey Peters (USA) Bianchi USA 17 Cybil Diguistini (Can) Diet Rite 18 Lara Ruthven (USA) Cannondale-USA 19 Sue Thomas (GBr) Total Trainer 20 B Guererro (Mex) AC Mexiquence 21 Sue Haywood (USA) 22 Susy Pryde (NZl) Talogoamerica Cycling 23 Manon Jutras (Can) Rona Cycling Team 24 Deborah Durand (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 25 Dotsie Cowden (USA) Cannondale-USA 2.03 26 Amy Jarvis (Can) Rona Cycling Team 27 Katrina Berger (USA) Cannondale-USA 28 Erin Carter (Can) Canadian National 29 Nicole DeMars (Can) Bianchi USA 30 Alison Littlefield (USA) Total Trainer 31 Jenny Eyerman (USA) Bianchi USA 32 Kelli Emmet (USA) Luna Team 33 Erin Mirabella (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 34 Barbara Blatter (Swi) Total Trainer 35 Maatje Benassi (USA) 36 Joan Wilson (USA) Talogoamerica Cycling 37 Trish Sinclair (Can) Canadian National 38 Gina Hall (USA) Luna Team 39 Kori Kelly (USA) Diet Rite 2.25 40 Lynn Brotzman (USA) 41 Suzanne Sonye (USA) Saturn 2.38 42 Cynthia Mommsen (USA) 43 Cheryl Binney (USA) Diet Rite 2.54 44 Ina Teutenberg (Ger) Saturn 45 Heather Cole (Can) 3.31 46 Jennifer Wilson (USA) Biogen 4.23 47 Gabriela Gonzales De Ferrat (Mex) Amoroso's HH Racing 48 Andrea Hannos (Can) Rona Cycling Team 49 Emma Davies (USA) Total Trainer 50 Giselle Trahan (Can) Voler 51 Joy Shaffer (USA) Los Gatos 52 Dara Rogers (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 53 Linda Biederman (USA) 54 Gina Grain (Can) Bianchi USA 55 Joanne Kiesanowski (NZl) Diet Rite 56 Riley McAlpine (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 57 Marla Streb (USA) Luna Team 58 Gail Longenecker (USA) Rona Cycling Team 59 Kirsten Fisher (USA) Voler 6.20 60 Rosemary Coleman (USA) 61 Christine Vardaros (USA) Total Trainer 62 Melissa Sanborn (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 63 Karen Dodge (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 64 April Henderson (USA) Voler 65 Cynthia Carroll (USA) 66 Jennifer Stevens (USA) Paa/Javelin 67 Daphne Perry (USA) Biogen 68 Sally Warner (USA) Biogen 69 Ivana Bisaro (Can) Voler 70 Mina Pizzini (USA) Diet Rite 71 Nicole Freedman (USA) Rona Cycling Team 72 Catherine Powers (USA) 73 Alexe Yueng (HKg) Amoroso's HH Racing 74 Kiara Bisaro (Can) Canadian National 75 Renee Eastman (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 76 Desira Utzig (USA) Paa/Javelin 77 Lisa Hunt (USA) 78 Sandra Kolb (USA) Los Gatos 79 Lauren Franges (USA) Amoroso's HH Racing 6.54 80 Meredith Miller (USA) Talogoamerica Cycling 81 Anne Samplonius (Can) Talogoamerica Cycling 82 Kimberly Davidge (Can) Saturn 83 Jennifer Scott (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 11.38 84 Lenora Felker (USA) Amoroso's HH Racing 12.39 85 Mandy Poitras (Can) Bianchi USA 12.56 86 Monica Huerta (Mex) AC Mexiquence 87 Cindy McFarland (USA) Voler 17.04 88 Jennifer Petosa (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 19.36 89 Marisol Ponciano (Mex) AC Mexiquence 90 Tina Skelley-Kunstbeck (USA) Talogoamerica Cycling 20.16 91 Lorraine Manning (Irl) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 23.02 92 Lisa Milkavich (USA) Voler 93 Patricia McKay (USA) 94 Patty Davis (USA) Los Gatos 95 Nicole Brandt (USA) Paa/Javelin 96 Patricia Patencia (Mex) AC Mexiquence 97 Missy Thompson (USA) Cannondale-USA 26.00 98 Martha Meyer (USA) 27.51 99 Maren Partridge-Osguthorpe (USA) Biogen 35.09 Dnf Kathryn Wilder (USA) Los Gatos General Classification after stage 2 1 Genevieve Jeanson (Can) Rona Cycling Team 1.47.36 2 Lyne Bessette (Can) Saturn 0.45 3 Mari Holden (USA) Cannondale-USA 1.18 4 Alison Dunlap (USA) Luna Team 2.18 5 Judith Arndt (Ger) Saturn 2.27 6 Petra Rossner (Ger) Saturn 2.43 7 Susan Palmer-Komar (Can) Talogoamerica Cycling 2.44 8 Trish Choo (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 2.58 9 Cybil Diguistini (Can) Diet Rite 10 Caroline Alexander (GBr) Total Trainer 3.00 11 Manon Jutras (Can) Rona Cycling Team 12 Stacey Peters (USA) Bianchi USA 3.01 13 Sue Haywood (USA) 14 Chrissy Redden (Can) Canadian National 3.06 15 Tina Mayolo-Pic (USA) Diet Rite 3.07 16 Susy Pryde (NZl) Talogoamerica Cycling 17 Alison Sydor (Can) Canadian National 3.09 18 Kim Anderson (USA) Cannondale-USA 3.14 19 Lesley Tomlinson (Can) Canadian National 3.15 20 Sue Thomas (GBr) Total Trainer 21 Lara Ruthven (USA) Cannondale-USA 3.17 22 Rhonda Quick (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 3.23 23 Katrina Berger (USA) Cannondale-USA 3.24 24 Alison Littlefield (USA) Total Trainer 3.29 25 B Guererro (Mex) AC Mexiquence 3.34 26 Nicole DeMars (Can) Bianchi USA 3.36 27 Trish Sinclair (Can) Canadian National 3.37 28 Gina Hall (USA) Luna Team 29 Deborah Durand (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 3.38 30 Kelli Emmet (USA) Luna Team 3.41 31 Amy Jarvis (Can) Rona Cycling Team 3.43 32 Erin Mirabella (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 3.45 33 Erin Carter (Can) Canadian National 3.52 34 Kori Kelly (USA) Diet Rite 3.55 35 Barbara Blatter (Swi) Total Trainer 3.56 36 Dotsie Cowden (USA) Cannondale-USA 4.01 37 Jenny Eyerman (USA) Bianchi USA 4.03 38 Maatje Benassi (USA) 4.07 39 Lynn Brotzman (USA) 4.16 40 Joan Wilson (USA) Talogoamerica Cycling 4.18 41 Suzanne Sonye (USA) Saturn 4.26 42 Cheryl Binney (USA) Diet Rite 4.43 43 Cynthia Mommsen (USA) 4.47 44 Ina Teutenberg (Ger) Saturn 5.01 45 Heather Cole (Can) 5.25 46 Andrea Hannos (Can) Rona Cycling Team 5.48 47 Jennifer Wilson (USA) Biogen 6.02 48 Emma Davies (USA) Total Trainer 6.03 49 Gabriela Gonzales De Ferrat (Mex) Amoroso's HH Racing 6.14 50 Riley McAlpine (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 6.16 51 Joanne Kiesanowski (NZl) Diet Rite 6.21 52 Gail Longenecker (USA) Rona Cycling Team 6.25 53 Giselle Trahan (Can) Voler 6.29 54 Gina Grain (Can) Bianchi USA 6.35 55 Marla Streb (USA) Luna Team 6.42 56 Joy Shaffer (USA) Los Gatos 6.45 57 Dara Rogers (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 7.05 58 Linda Biederman (USA) 59 Kiara Bisaro (Can) Canadian National 8.04 60 Nicole Freedman (USA) Rona Cycling Team 8.06 61 Karen Dodge (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 8.07 62 Jennifer Stevens (USA) Paa/Javelin 8.11 63 Kirsten Fisher (USA) Voler 8.13 64 Mina Pizzini (USA) Diet Rite 8.14 65 Anne Samplonius (Can) Talogoamerica Cycling 8.18 66 Catherine Powers (USA) 67 Sally Warner (USA) Biogen 8.23 68 Renee Eastman (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 8.24 69 April Henderson (USA) Voler 8.33 70 Christine Vardaros (USA) Total Trainer 8.34 71 Sandra Kolb (USA) Los Gatos 72 Alexe Yueng (HKg) Amoroso's HH Racing 8.47 73 Meredith Miller (USA) Talogoamerica Cycling 8.50 74 Melissa Sanborn (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 75 Daphne Perry (USA) Biogen 76 Lisa Hunt (USA) 8.57 77 Ivana Bisaro (Can) Voler 8.59 78 Cynthia Carroll (USA) 9.02 79 Kimberly Davidge (Can) Saturn 9.04 80 Rosemary Coleman (USA) 9.07 81 Desira Utzig (USA) Paa/Javelin 82 Lauren Franges (USA) Amoroso's HH Racing 9.19 83 Jennifer Scott (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 13.58 84 Lenora Felker (USA) Amoroso's HH Racing 15.07 85 Monica Huerta (Mex) AC Mexiquence 15.28 86 Mandy Poitras (Can) Bianchi USA 15.36 87 Cindy McFarland (USA) Voler 19.53 88 Tina Skelley-Kunstbeck (USA) Talogoamerica Cycling 22.51 89 Marisol Ponciano (Mex) AC Mexiquence 22.56 90 Jennifer Petosa (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 23.04 91 Patricia Patencia (Mex) AC Mexiquence 25.37 92 Lisa Milkavich (USA) Voler 25.43 93 Patricia McKay (USA) 25.51 94 Lorraine Manning (Irl) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 25.52 95 Nicole Brandt (USA) Paa/Javelin 26.05 96 Patty Davis (USA) Los Gatos 26.32 97 Missy Thompson (USA) Cannondale-USA 29.05 98 Martha Meyer (USA) 30.36 99 Maren Partridge-Osguthorpe (USA) Biogen 37.37 Points 1 Genevieve Jeanson (Can) Rona Cycling Team 19 2 Lyne Bessette (Can) Saturn 13 3 Mari Holden (USA) Cannondale-USA 4 Caroline Alexander (GBr) Total Trainer 5 5 Susan Palmer-Komar (Can) Talogoamerica Cycling 3 6 Alison Dunlap (USA) Luna Team 1 Points general classification after stage 2 1 Genevieve Jeanson (Can) Rona Cycling Team 26 2 Lyne Bessette (Can) Saturn 16 3 Mari Holden (USA) Cannondale-USA 13 4 Caroline Alexander (GBr) Total Trainer 5 5 Judith Arndt (Ger) Saturn 6 Susan Palmer-Komar (Can) Talogoamerica Cycling 4 7 Petra Rossner (Ger) Saturn 2 8 Alison Dunlap (USA) Luna Team 1 Teams 1 Saturn 4.58.07 2 Cannondale-USA 0.11 3 Rona Cycling Team 0.23 4 Helens/Trek/VW 1.44 5 Canadian National 6 Luna Team 1.55 7 Total Trainer 2.03 8 TalgoAmerica Cycling 9 Bianchi USA 2.22 10 Diet Rite 2.25 11 Voler 13.35 12 Biogen 13 Amoroso's HH Racing 14.09 14 Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 15.32 15 Los Gatos 30.17 16 AC Mexiquence 30.48 17 PAA/Javelin 32.14 Teams general classification after stage 2 1 Saturn 5.28.53 2 Rona Cycling Team 0.29 3 Cannondale-USA 1.36 4 TalgoAmerica Cycling 3.13 5 Canadian National 3.25 6 Luna Team 3.31 7 Total Trainer 3.39 8 Helens/Trek/VW 3.42 9 Diet Rite 3.55 10 Bianchi USA 4.35 11 Biogen 17.08 12 Voler 17.10 13 Amoroso's HH Racing 18.15 14 Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 19.06 15 Los Gatos 35.06 16 AC Mexiquence 35.08 17 PAA/Javelin 37.18 Results courtesy of Kathrin Blatter/www.redlandsclassic.com
