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By Steve Edwards in Redlands, CA
In today's longest and hardest stage of the Redlands Bicycle Classic, Canada's Roland Green edged out Chris Horner in a strategically textbook race, while the women's race was won by Saturn's Judith Arndt with a monstrous solo effort. Arndt attacked less than 10 kilometres into the 130-kilometer race and stayed away to the finish, causing a major shakeup in the general classification.
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In the men's race, an early attack of six riders stayed clear until the final 2,000-foot ascent up Oak Glen. Their 2-minute advantage was quickly erased in an attack by race leader Horner, who was pursued by Green. Saturn's Soren Petersen bridged the gap to the leaders, where Green put in a series of attacks that eventually shed Petersen and left he and Horner to fight out the stage win. Green jumped in the final 300 meters to edge out Horner, who looked quite content with his second place.
Asked about the strategy for the day, Green sounded as though he had it all worked out.
"The breakaway was in check the whole time. If they had more than 3 minutes then I would have been concerned, but we kept it in control and had it down to about two-and-a-half minutes before the climb."
"I think I did a faster time last year, but we gave away four and a half minutes. This year I figured I could get back three minutes so we didn't want it to get beyond that."
Horner's team also seemed to be aware and the Prime Alliance colours were nearly always present at the front of the peloton and the gap rarely got much beyond the 3-minute point. About the duel on Oak Glen, Horner had a lot of praise for Horner, and his team.
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"Pate pulled me up, got me in a good position at the bottom of the climb. I was comfortable in about 5th spot back. When it got to the really steep part I opened a gap on everyone, with just me and Roland. Soren Petersen bridged across. Roland kept attacking me. He was probably the best by far on the climb, but just not quite good enough to get rid of me."
While looking strong and confident, Horner didn't sound as though the race was settled yet,
"I'm sure Roland and I will keep a close eye on each other. And Soren Petersen is probably 3rd on GC after today. That ride he did...(pause)...he did a fantastic ride on the climb. I still expect a big fight."
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In the women's race, everyone seemed to know what Saturn was up to, but no one expected the day to go as it did. Arndt attacked on the first little climb, less than 10 km from the start. Rona's Andrea Hannos jumped right on her wheel,
"It wasn't a plan" she said, "She went and I was right there, went with her and sat on."
The pair quickly gained time, and by the first climb of the day had over 7 minutes on the peloton. But with 90 km still to race, and Arndt doing all of the work, it still appeared that the chase would mount. It never did.
"It was a quiet race," said Jeanson. "Nothing was moving (in reaction to the break). I'm a little bit confused."
At one point there were five or six small chase groups, each containing one Rona rider, but nothing came of any of them, and with 40 km to go the breakaway was up by more than 12 minutes.
"It wasn't planned to stay away," stated Arndt "Once they caught me, the next (teammate) would go. It was a team strategy. Geneviève is very strong, so we have to play games. I just tried to go steady and to save a little for the climb."
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At the base of the climb, Arndt attacked and was finally able to lose her shadow,
"The hill was tough for me, because I'm not a pure climber," added Hannos, "but I'm happy with the way I climbed." Hannos finished 3 minutes back, with Jeanson soloing in nearly 10 minutes down.
"At the bottom of the climb I didn't know the time gap, but I felt really good. I then did a time trial up the hill. I was alone the whole time."
Jeanson is now not in the Yellow Jersey for the first time since stage one of last year. She's more than 7 minutes down on a very tired Arndt.
"I was scared that Geneviève would catch me on the climb. When you go 120 km by yourself, it's really hard. You just try and keep going. The last 5 km I felt really bad. I had cramps...I can't explain. Every part of my body hurts."
She then added, "I think to do solo breakaways like this all the time (pauses), would make you crazy."
Her seemingly insurmountable lead seems less so when remembering how Jeanson went solo, in yellow, and gained more than 6 minutes during last year's final stage. Asked whether she would attempt something similar, she smiled,
"Yeah, I gained a lot of time. It's a nice circuit. It's hard and very technical, so it's better to go alone because you can turn and go full speed. So, yeah, maybe. We'll see how I feel."
Asked about the rest of the race, Arndt looked concerned. "It's a hard question now, because I don't feel really good. But I think by tomorrow, I'll recover. And we have a really strong team, so.." pausing and smiling, "I think we have a good chance to win."
Reported by Steve Edwards and Reed Bartlett
Roland Green, 1st stage
"Chris attacked at the bottom of the climb. Soren Petersen bridged up to us and it was just the three of us. I started attacking. I put in about 5 or 6 attacks and each time Chris wouldn't pull through. He has no need to with the race lead. I didn't want to pull so it became cat and mouse. So I started riding tempo to put some time on Klasna."
"Although Sunday is a really hard race, you still expect the teams to control it."
"I'm glad I never ended up with the jersey here."
"We did a great job today, though, the mountain bike team. We're mostly mountain bikers, the team (Canadian National), and they did a perfect job today. They fed me, brought me bottles, kept me out of the wind, and did what they needed to."
Chris Horner, 1st GC
On his team:
"They had one foot in the grave and one foot on the bike. They just refused to quit until they got to the bottom of the climb."
"I mean they dug really deep. You got to take it one day at a time, huh. You can't give any less than what they did. They'll get some rest tomorrow because it will be a late start to the race and then a fairly short criterium. It will be fast and hard, but it will be short.
"We got left with just three of us, Danny Pate, Mike Creed and myself. And of course I can't do any work until we get to the climb, so Danny Pate and Mike Creed took pulls for 15 km, just the two of them."
On his duel with Green:
"At one point in time we just come to an understanding that we're not going to drop each other, so we might as well get as much time on every one else as we can. And I'm not concerned about the win. If I can take it I'm going to take it. But if I can get maximum time on everybody and we can work together, then he can have the win, and honestly he's the best guy out there. You know, I don't want to make it sound like I gave the win away, cause I didn't. He was the strongest guy on the climb, but if we work together we can put in maximum time so that on Sunset we have more room to play."
On the rest of the race:
"I'm sure Roland and I will keep a close eye on each other. And Soren Petersen is probably 3rd on GC after today. That ride he did, he did a fantastic ride on the climb. I still expect a big fight."
Giana Roberge, Saturn team director
On hearing that her strategy looked genius:
"I wish I could take credit, after a ride like today. But it's all here (pointing to Arndt). Not many people in the world can do a ride like that."
"If you want to beat her (Jeanson) you better start at the beginning."
"Right out of the start, that's where she attacked, almost a half mile into the race, that's where she started. She asked me "What should I do" and I said, you know, keep going, because Rona was establishing a chase, and there was kinda some commotion, the break had already gone, Mari had a mechanical, there was a crash, so it was sort of like, well you just keep going and the chase will get organized and that will set Lyne or Petra or someone up nicely, so it wasn't actually planned from the start like that, but there's an opportunity...
"Was the plan for her to just attack early and see what happens? " Yes, 'cause she's still a threat right, so it made sense to send her up the road and see what kind of commotion we could cause. So, that was the plan."
"She was busy watching Lyne and Lyne's instructions were, if you have a teammate that's a threat in that break, then you sit."
"It never matters who wins as long its Saturn. To be honest it's a benefit to us that we have that attitude. Kim Davidge in the break would have worked too, if that's the way things had worked out."
Judith Arndt, 1st stage and GC
"It was a team strategy. Geneviève is very strong, so we have to play games. We are the best team, so...It wasn't planned to stay away. Once they caught me, the next (teammate) would go. I just tried to go steady and to save a little for the climb."
Did you do all of the work?
"Of course."
"I was scared that Geneviève would catch me on the climb. When you go 120 km by yourself, it's really hard. You just try and keep going. The last 5 km I felt really bad. I had cramps...I can't explain. Every part of my body hurts."
"I think to do solo breakaways like this all the time (pauses), would make you crazy."
About tomorrow:
"It's a hard question now, because I don't feel really good. But I think by tomorrow, I'll recover. And we have a really strong team, so (smiling) I think we have a good chance to win."
Geneviève Jeanson, 3rd stage and GC
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On her strategy for the rest of the race:
"You know what? I don't know."
"I felt really good today. At the bottom of the climb I didn't know the time gap, but I felt really good. I then did a time trial up the hill. I was alone the whole time."
About the break:
"I knew at one point they had 12 minutes, and 12 minutes or 20, it's about the same. It was a quiet race. Nothing was moving (in reaction to the break). I'm a little bit confused."
"I think my teammates did an awesome job. Andrea held on to Judith the whole time. And my other teammates were always in the breaks. I'm very proud of Andrea and my team."
On the Sunset Road Race, where last year she gained 6 minutes:
"Yeah, I gained a lot of time. It's a nice circuit. It's hard and very technical, so it's better to go alone because you can turn and go full speed."
Can we look forward to something similar"
"Yeah, maybe. We'll see how I feel."
Andrea Hannos, 2nd stage and GC
"I didn't work with her at all. I just managed to stay with her."
"I wish we didn't gain so much time. It wasn't good for us. But I was happy with the way I climbed."
"I expected we would get brought back, because she (Arndt) was doing all the work."
"The hill was tough for me, because I'm not a pure climber. I just did my best."
Photo's by Rob Karman/www.roadbikephotos.com
1 Roland Green (Can) Canadian National 4.17.03 2 Chris Horner (USA) Prime Alliance 3 Soren Petersen (Den) Saturn 0.29 4 David Zabriske (USA) US Postal Service 0.31 5 Trent Klasna (USA) Saturn 0.40 6 Chann McRae (USA) US Postal Service 1.24 7 Damon Kluck (USA) Saturn 1.45 8 Michael Barry (USA) US Postal Service 1.47 9 Ziranda Madrigal (Mex) Speedbikes 1.58 10 John Lieswyn (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 11 Steffen Kjaergaard (Nor) US Postal Service 12 Harm Jansen (Ned) Saturn 13 Plamen Stoyanov (USA) Mercury 2.06 14 Mark Walters (Can) Navigators 15 Scott Moninger (USA) Mercury 16 Tim Larkin (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 2.14 17 Burke Swindlehurst (USA) Navigators 18 Patrick McCarty (USA) USA Cycling 2.19 19 Jacob Erker (Can) Pharmacia 20 Mariano Friedick (USA) Jelly Belly 2.27 21 Seamus McGrath (Can) Canadian National 2.45 22 Scott Price (Can) Landis Trek VW 2.49 23 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Saturn 24 Liam Killeen (GBr) Y2K 3.01 25 Oscar Pineda (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 3.15 26 Andrew Bajadali (USA) Excel Sports 3.28 27 Andrew Randell (Can) Volvo-Cannondale 28 Chad Gerlach (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 29 Andreas Hestler (Can) Canadian National 3.29 30 Daniel Ramsey (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 3.33 31 Chris Baldwin (USA) Navigators 32 Chris McGovern (USA) Jelly Belly 33 Antonio Cruz (USA) US Postal Service 3.42 34 Oli Beckingsale (GBr) British National Team 35 Will Frischkorn (USA) Saturn 3.46 36 Mark McCormack (USA) Saturn 37 Jason Tullous (USA) Speedbikes 3.53 38 Charles Dionne (Can) 7Up/NutraFig 39 Cameron Hughes (Aus) Pharmacia 40 Luke Stockwell (Aus) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 41 Jonathan Page (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 4.03 42 Tom Boonen (Bel) US Postal Service 4.11 43 Chad Hardley (USA) Marco Polo 4.18 44 Ryan Russell (NZl) Marco Polo 4.41 45 Andy Crater (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 4.46 46 Dylan Casey (USA) US Postal Service 4.58 47 Kashi Leuchs (NZl) Volvo-Cannondale 48 Miguel Meza (Mex) Dare 4.58 49 Steve Tilford (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 5.06 50 Chris Walker (USA) Landis Trek VW 51 Brice Jones (USA) Mercury 5.18 52 Tom Leaper (Aus) Navigators 53 Chris Sheppard (Can) Canadian National 5.24 54 Benjamin Sharp (USA) Pharmacia 5.27 55 Jonathan Hamblen (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 56 Jesus Zarate (Mex) Mercury 57 Paul Manning (GBr) British National Team 5.38 58 Mark Fitzgerald (USA) USA Cycling 59 Colby Farrell (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 5.56 60 Christoph Sauser (Swi) Volvo-Cannondale 61 Walker Ferguson (USA) USA Cycling 62 Max Finkbeiner (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 63 Troy White (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 64 Mathieu Toulouse (Can) Canadian National 6.24 65 Mike Sayers (USA) Mercury 6.31 66 Todd Wells (USA) Landis Trek VW 6.40 67 Frank McCormack (USA) Saturn 6.53 68 Kirk Albers (USA) Jelly Belly 7.09 69 Greg Sieniewicz (Can) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 70 Josh Horowitz (USA) Dare 71 Jamsran Ulzii-Orshikh (Mgl) Marco Polo 72 Yasuhiro Yamamoto (Jpn) Kissena 7.22 73 Eric Abrams (USA) Landis Trek VW 74 Nat Faulkner (Can) Kissena 7.27 75 Kirk O'Bee (USA) Navigators 8.02 76 Siro Camponogara (Ita) Navigators 77 Patrick Caro (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 8.09 78 Chris McDonald (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 8.14 79 David Smith (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 8.19 80 Matt Hawkins (USA) Kissena 8.24 81 Michael Muller (Swi) Wheelworks-Cannondale 82 Ryan Barrett (USA) Schroeder Iron 83 Dirk Friel (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 8.32 84 Henk Vogels (Aus) Mercury 85 Chris Wherry (USA) Mercury 86 Cody Waite (USA) Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 87 Greg Henderson (NZl) 7Up/NutraFig 88 Greg Bourque (Can) Marco Polo 8.55 89 Michael Creed (USA) Prime Alliance 9.14 90 Phil Dixon (GBr) Y2K 9.21 91 Jamie Paolinetti (USA) Schroeder Iron 9.27 92 Peter Knudsen (USA) Schroeder Iron 93 Brian Forbes (USA) Jelly Belly 94 Josh Goodwin (USA) Dare 9.32 95 John Retseck (USA) USA Cycling 9.47 96 Russell Stevenson (USA) Volvo-Cannondale 97 Ryan Doris (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 98 Rad Cunningham (USA) Volvo-Cannondale 10.02 99 Kenneth Toman (USA) Schroeder Iron 10.19 100 Barrie Clark (GBr) British National Team 10.21 101 Robbie Ventura (USA) US Postal Service 10.37 102 Erik Saunders (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 103 David O'Loughlin (Irl) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 104 Jake Rubelt (USA) Speedbikes 10.55 105 Steve Cummings (GBr) British National Team 11.38 106 Scott Cochran (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 107 Remko Kramer (Ned) Marco Polo 108 Sandy Perrins (USA) Excel Sports 109 Danny Pate (USA) Prime Alliance 110 Josh Hall (Can) Canadian National 111 Hayden Godfrey (NZl) 7Up/NutraFig 112 Brent Dawson (Aus) Jelly Belly 113 John Peters (USA) Prime Alliance 114 Ben Stafford (USA) Kissena 115 Gord Fraser (Can) Mercury 116 Carter Hovey (Can) Volvo-Cannondale 11.45 117 Austin King (USA) USA Cycling 12.03 118 David Wyandt (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 13.23 119 Jason McCartney (USA) Jelly Belly 13.25 120 Oliver Stiler-Cote (USA) Kissena 13.50 121 Jesse Lawler (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 13.58 122 Oleg Grichkine (Rus) Navigators 14.50 123 Ciaran Power (Irl) Navigators 124 Rik Denicke (USA) Pharmacia 125 Kevin Monahan (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 126 Victor Ayala (Mex) Schroeder Iron 15.12 127 Jonathan Erdelyi (USA) Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 15.22 128 Tim Buckle (GBr) British National Team 15.25 129 Timmy Reinhart (USA) USA Cycling 15.28 130 Tim Morley (GBr) Y2K 15.39 131 Bradley Saul (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 132 Matt Decanio (USA) Prime Alliance 16.39 133 Alex Candelario (USA) Prime Alliance 134 Michael Ley (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 135 Dane Jankowiak (USA) USA Cycling 17.15 136 Michael Jones (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 137 David Fuentes (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 138 Tony Zarsadias (Can) Marco Polo 18.17 139 Michael Johnson (USA) Schroeder Iron 18.35 140 Greg Medinilla (USA) Dare 18.45 141 Christian Cuesta (Mex) Speedbikes 142 Randy Rusk (USA) Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 19.11 143 Salvador Barriga (Mex) Speedbikes 19.16 144 Kieran Page (GBr) British National Team 19.46 145 William Steinbrecher (USA) USA Cycling 20.18 146 Svein Tuft (Can) Prime Alliance 20.23 147 Derek Wilkerson (USA) Jelly Belly 148 Marco Ortega (Mex) Speedbikes 20.35 149 Ian Condron (Can) Canadian National 21.24 150 Doug Ziewacz (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 21.38 151 John Hygelund (USA) Excel Sports 152 Jodi Crawford (GBr) Y2K 22.05 153 Chris Baumann (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 22.12 154 Chris Daggs (USA) Excel Sports 22.39 155 Hilton Clarke (Aus) Schroeder Iron 24.11 156 Daryl Saul (USA) Excel Sports 24.30 156 David Salomon (Mex) Speedbikes 158 Kerry Classen (USA) Kissena TC Remi McManus (USA) Jelly Belly TC John Walrod (USA) Prime Alliance TC Sam Whittingham (Can) Canadian National TC Christian Figueroa (Mex) Speedbikes TC Mukunda Feldman (USA) Kissena TC Matthew Kings (Can) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW TC Darryl Rouse (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW TC Drew Miller (USA) Landis Trek VW TC Phillip Sublette (USA) Excel Sports DQ Matthew Svatek (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale DNF Clark Sheehan (USA) 7Up/NutraFig DNF Jacob Rosenbarger (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee DNF Ryan Cady (USA) Schroeder Iron DNF John Hunt (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale DNF Roberto Gaggioli (USA) Marco Polo DNF Bram deWaard (Ned) Marco Polo DNF Billy Innes (USA) Kissena DNF Robert Kamppila (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW DNF Gregory Wolf (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW DNF Andy Rhodes (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale DNF Brian Lemke (USA) Landis Trek VW DNF Dave Herbold (USA) Landis Trek VW DNF RJ Rooke (USA) Landis Trek VW DNF David Wenger (USA) Pharmacia DNF Wes Seigler (USA) Pharmacia DNF Adam Watts (USA) Pharmacia DNF Karl Bordine (USA) Excel Sports DNF Joel Kath (USA) Dare DNF Bartek Fidelus (USA) Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery Mountains 1 David O'Loughlin (Irl) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 14 pts 2 Chris Wherry (USA) Mercury 10 3 Kirk O'Bee (USA) Navigators 10 4 Luke Stockwell (Aus) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 7 5 Roland Green (Can) Canadian National 7 6 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Saturn 5 7 Chris Horner (USA) Prime Alliance 5 8 Soren Petersen (Den) Saturn 3 9 Steve Cummings (GBr) British National Team 3 10 Henk Vogels (Aus) Mercury 2 11 David Zabriske (USA) US Postal Service 2 12 Chann McRae (USA) US Postal Service 2 13 Trent Klasna (USA) Saturn 1 14 Burke Swindlehurst (USA) Navigators 1 Sprints 1 Doug Ziewacz (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 15 pts 2 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Saturn 9 3 Mike Sayers (USA) Mercury 7 4 Greg Henderson (NZl) 7Up/NutraFig 7 5 Chris Wherry (USA) Mercury 5 6 Antonio Cruz (USA) US Postal Service 5 7 Chann McRae (USA) US Postal Service 5 8 Tom Leaper (Aus) Navigators 5 9 David O'Loughlin (Irl) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 5 10 Tim Buckle (GBr) British National Team 3 11 Jesus Zarate (Mex) Mercury 2 12 Erik Saunders (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 2 13 Kirk O'Bee (USA) Navigators 1 14 Luke Stockwell (Aus) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 1 Teams 1 Saturn 12.54.03 2 U.S.Postal Service 0.48 3 Canadian Cycling 3.20 4 Navigators 4.59 5 7UP / NutraFig 6.12 6 Mercury 6.36 7 Pharmacia 8.45 8 OFOTO-Lombardi Sports 10.02 9 Wheelworks-Cannondale 10.09 10 Jelly Belly 10.15 11 USA Cycling 10.59 12 Volvo-Cannondale 11.28 13 Landis Trek VW 11.41 14 Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 12.01 15 Marco Polo 13.14 16 Speedbikes 13.52 17 Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 14.49 18 British National Team 16.47 19 Prime Alliance 17.58 20 Team Dare 18.45 21 Kissena 20.19 22 Schroeder Iron 24.24 23 Y2K 25.07 24 Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 26.40 25 Excel Sports 33.50 26 Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 40.11 General classification after stage 3 1 Chris Horner (USA) Prime Alliance 6.19.31 2 Roland Green (Can) Canadian National 0.21 3 Soren Petersen (Den) Saturn 1.00 4 David Zabriske (USA) US Postal Service 1.09 5 Trent Klasna (USA) Saturn 1.14 6 Chann McRae (USA) US Postal Service 2.13 7 John Lieswyn (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 2.35 8 Steffen Kjaergaard (Nor) US Postal Service 2.44 9 Damon Kluck (USA) Saturn 2.47 10 Michael Barry (USA) US Postal Service 2.56 11 Scott Moninger (USA) Mercury 2.59 12 Mark Walters (Can) Navigators 3.01 13 Jacob Erker (Can) Pharmacia 3.18 14 Plamen Stoyanov (USA) Mercury 3.18 15 Tim Larkin (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 3.22 16 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Saturn 3.25 17 Ziranda Madrigal (Mex) Speedbikes 3.28 18 Burke Swindlehurst (USA) Navigators 3.34 19 Mariano Friedick (USA) Jelly Belly 3.35 20 Harm Jansen (Ned) Saturn 3.41 21 Seamus McGrath (Can) Canadian National 3.44 22 Scott Price (Can) Landis Trek VW 4.06 23 Chris Baldwin (USA) Navigators 4.08 24 Oscar Pineda (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 4.23 25 Andreas Hestler (Can) Canadian National 4.29 26 Daniel Ramsey (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 4.35 27 Will Frischkorn (USA) Saturn 4.36 28 Andrew Randell (Can) Volvo-Cannondale 4.38 29 Mark McCormack (USA) Saturn 4.39 30 Andrew Bajadali (USA) Excel Sports 4.44 31 Chad Gerlach (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 4.49 32 Antonio Cruz (USA) US Postal Service 4.49 33 Liam Killeen (GBr) Y2K 4.53 34 Luke Stockwell (Aus) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 5.13 35 Tom Boonen (Bel) US Postal Service 5.22 36 Cameron Hughes (Aus) Pharmacia 5.25 37 Charles Dionne (Can) 7Up/NutraFig 5.27 38 Patrick McCarty (USA) USA Cycling 5.40 39 Ryan Russell (NZl) Marco Polo 5.53 40 Dylan Casey (USA) US Postal Service 5.54 41 Jonathan Page (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 6.05 42 Chad Hardley (USA) Marco Polo 6.06 43 Tom Leaper (Aus) Navigators 6.19 44 Chris McGovern (USA) Jelly Belly 6.32 45 Oli Beckingsale (GBr) British National Team 6.36 46 Miguel Meza (Mex) Dare 6.47 47 Chris Sheppard (Can) Canadian National 7.01 48 Chris Walker (USA) Landis Trek VW 7.20 49 Troy White (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 7.28 50 Jonathan Hamblen (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 7.30 51 Christoph Sauser (Swi) Volvo-Cannondale 7.31 52 Max Finkbeiner (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 7.45 53 Andy Crater (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 7.48 54 Mike Sayers (USA) Mercury 8.04 55 Mathieu Toulouse (Can) Canadian National 8.09 56 Walker Ferguson (USA) USA Cycling 8.13 57 Frank McCormack (USA) Saturn 8.23 58 Benjamin Sharp (USA) Pharmacia 8.29 59 Steve Tilford (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 8.40 60 Kirk Albers (USA) Jelly Belly 8.46 61 Mark Fitzgerald (USA) USA Cycling 8.50 62 Kirk O'Bee (USA) Navigators 8.59 63 Colby Farrell (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 9.17 64 Henk Vogels (Aus) Mercury 9.34 65 Greg Sieniewicz (Can) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 9.53 66 Paul Manning (GBr) British National Team 10.19 67 Todd Wells (USA) Landis Trek VW 10.19 68 Greg Henderson (NZl) 7Up/NutraFig 10.20 69 Dirk Friel (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 10.55 70 Michael Creed (USA) Prime Alliance 10.59 71 Jason Tullous (USA) Speedbikes 11.05 72 Siro Camponogara (Ita) Navigators 11.25 73 David O'Loughlin (Irl) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 11.54 74 Josh Goodwin (USA) Dare 12.10 75 Chris Wherry (USA) Mercury 12.19 76 John Retseck (USA) USA Cycling 12.22 77 Danny Pate (USA) Prime Alliance 12.25 78 Jamie Paolinetti (USA) Schroeder Iron 12.32 79 Brian Forbes (USA) Jelly Belly 12.47 80 Erik Saunders (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 12.52 81 Nat Faulkner (Can) Kissena 13.11 82 Brice Jones (USA) Mercury 13.19 83 Steve Cummings (GBr) British National Team 13.25 84 Jesus Zarate (Mex) Mercury 13.41 85 Robbie Ventura (USA) US Postal Service 13.59 86 Eric Abrams (USA) Landis Trek VW 14.13 87 Josh Hall (Can) Canadian National 14.32 88 Brent Dawson (Aus) Jelly Belly 14.39 89 Ryan Doris (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 15.17 90 Jamsran Ulzii-Orshikh (Mgl) Marco Polo 15.32 91 Jason McCartney (USA) Jelly Belly 16.07 92 John Peters (USA) Prime Alliance 16.17 93 Cody Waite (USA) Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 17.00 94 Barrie Clark (GBr) British National Team 17.01 95 Kevin Monahan (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 17.11 96 Greg Bourque (Can) Marco Polo 17.32 97 Ciaran Power (Irl) Navigators 17.52 98 Hayden Godfrey (NZl) 7Up/NutraFig 18.15 99 Tim Buckle (GBr) British National Team 18.19 100 Gord Fraser (Can) Mercury 18.44 101 Oliver Stiler-Cote (USA) Kissena 18.51 102 Matt Decanio (USA) Prime Alliance 19.15 103 Oleg Grichkine (Rus) Navigators 19.31 104 Tim Morley (GBr) Y2K 20.33 105 Michael Johnson (USA) Schroeder Iron 21.31 106 Ben Stafford (USA) Kissena 22.10 107 Derek Wilkerson (USA) Jelly Belly 22.29 108 Doug Ziewacz (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 22.40 109 Scott Cochran (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 22.46 110 Alex Candelario (USA) Prime Alliance 23.56 111 Dane Jankowiak (USA) USA Cycling 24.46 112 Michael Ley (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 25.06 113 Yasuhiro Yamamoto (Jpn) Kissena 25.15 114 Svein Tuft (Can) Prime Alliance 25.21 115 Hilton Clarke (Aus) Schroeder Iron 25.37 116 Chris McDonald (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 26.03 117 Patrick Caro (USA) Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 26.13 118 Michael Muller (Swi) Wheelworks-Cannondale 26.44 119 Josh Horowitz (USA) Dare 27.14 120 Phil Dixon (GBr) Y2K 27.28 121 David Salomon (Mex) Speedbikes 27.37 122 Russell Stevenson (USA) Volvo-Cannondale 27.38 123 Kerry Classen (USA) Kissena 27.55 124 Ryan Barrett (USA) Schroeder Iron 28.01 125 Kieran Page (GBr) British National Team 28.13 126 Matt Hawkins (USA) Kissena 28.21 127 Ian Condron (Can) Canadian National 28.43 128 Tony Zarsadias (Can) Marco Polo 29.45 129 Rad Cunningham (USA) Volvo-Cannondale 29.49 130 Christian Cuesta (Mex) Speedbikes 30.00 131 Carter Hovey (Can) Volvo-Cannondale 30.03 132 Chris Daggs (USA) Excel Sports 30.05 133 Peter Knudsen (USA) Schroeder Iron 30.15 134 Kashi Leuchs (NZl) Volvo-Cannondale 30.16 135 Remko Kramer (Ned) Marco Polo 30.24 136 Jake Rubelt (USA) Speedbikes 30.54 137 William Steinbrecher (USA) USA Cycling 31.09 138 Kenneth Toman (USA) Schroeder Iron 31.27 139 David Smith (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 32.04 140 Austin King (USA) USA Cycling 32.05 141 Sandy Perrins (USA) Excel Sports 33.03 142 Rik Denicke (USA) Pharmacia 33.18 143 Victor Ayala (Mex) Schroeder Iron 33.27 144 Timmy Reinhart (USA) USA Cycling 33.28 145 Jonathan Erdelyi (USA) Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 33.41 146 David Wyandt (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 34.15 147 Michael Jones (USA) Wheelworks-Cannondale 34.47 148 Jesse Lawler (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 35.08 149 Bradley Saul (USA) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 35.14 150 David Fuentes (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 35.26 151 Greg Medinilla (USA) Dare 37.08 152 Jodi Crawford (GBr) Y2K 40.19 153 Salvador Barriga (Mex) Speedbikes 41.36 154 Randy Rusk (USA) Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 42.15 155 Daryl Saul (USA) Excel Sports 42.43 156 Marco Ortega (Mex) Speedbikes 42.46 157 John Hygelund (USA) Excel Sports 43.25 158 Chris Baumann (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 44.18 Mountains classification 1 Trent Klasna (USA) Saturn 25 pts 2 David Zabriske (USA) US Postal Service 19 3 David O'Loughlin (Irl) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 14 4 Chris Horner (USA) Prime Alliance 12 5 Luke Stockwell (Aus) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 12 6 Chris Wherry (USA) Mercury 10 7 Kirk O'Bee (USA) Navigators 10 8 Mike Sayers (USA) Mercury 9 9 Roland Green (Can) Canadian National 7 10 Andy Crater (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 7 11 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Saturn 7 12 Soren Petersen (Den) Saturn 5 13 Troy White (USA) Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 5 14 Harm Jansen (Ned) Saturn 4 15 Steve Cummings (GBr) British National Team 3 16 Chris Baldwin (USA) Navigators 3 17 Chann McRae (USA) US Postal Service 2 18 Henk Vogels (Aus) Mercury 2 19 Greg Sieniewicz (Can) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 2 20 Phil Dixon (GBr) Y2K 2 21 Burke Swindlehurst (USA) Navigators 1 22 Will Frischkorn (USA) Saturn 1 Sprints classification 1 Doug Ziewacz (USA) 7Up/NutraFig 15 pts 2 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Saturn 9 3 Mike Sayers (USA) Mercury 7 4 Greg Henderson (NZl) 7Up/NutraFig 7 5 Chris Wherry (USA) Mercury 5 6 David O'Loughlin (Irl) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 5 7 Chann McRae (USA) US Postal Service 5 8 Tom Leaper (Aus) Navigators 5 9 Antonio Cruz (USA) US Postal Service 5 10 Tim Buckle (GBr) British National Team 3 11 Jesus Zarate (Mex) Mercury 2 12 Erik Saunders (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 2 13 Kirk O'Bee (USA) Navigators 1 14 Luke Stockwell (Aus) Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 1 Teams classification 1 Saturn 19.03.12 2 U.S.Postal Service 1.16 3 Canadian Cycling 4.04 4 Navigators 5.41 5 7UP / NutraFig 7.17 6 Mercury 7.27 7 Pharmacia 11.37 8 Jelly Belly 12.47 9 Wheelworks-Cannondale 13.27 10 OFOTO-Lombardi Sports 13.31 11 Choco-Andean Eco-Coffee 15.39 12 Marco Polo 17.04 13 USA Cycling 17.06 14 Landis Trek VW 17.06 15 Sierra Nevada-Cannondale 17.28 16 Prime Alliance 18.57 17 Speedbikes 23.56 18 British National Team 27.24 19 Kissena 29.09 20 Schroeder Iron 30.05 21 Volvo-Cannondale 30.19 22 Team Dare 39.50 23 Cyclery USA-Trek-VW 42.32 24 Excel Sports 45.19 25 Y2K 48.02 26 Ideal Tile / Brielle Cyclery 1.25.07
1 Judith Arndt (Ger) Saturn 3.51.18 (33.98 km/h) 2 Andrea Hannos (Can) Rona Cycling Team 2.53 3 Genevieve Jeanson (Can) Rona Cycling Team 9.58 4 Susy Pryde (NZl) Talogoamerica Cycling 11.25 5 Lyne Bessette (Can) Saturn 11.44 6 Lara Ruthven (USA) Cannondale-USA 11.53 7 Manon Jutras (Can) Rona Cycling Team 12.34 8 Dotsie Cowden (USA) Cannondale-USA 12.47 9 Caroline Alexander (GBr) Total Trainer 12.48 10 Susan Palmer-Komar (Can) Talogoamerica Cycling 13.21 11 Alison Dunlap (USA) Luna Team 14.08 12 Jenny Eyerman (USA) Bianchi USA 14.13 13 Alison Sydor (Can) Canadian National 14.24 14 Barbara Blatter (Swi) Total Trainer 14.28 15 Trish Choo (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 16 Cybil Diguistini (Can) Diet Rite 17 Chrissy Redden (Can) Canadian National 14.38 18 Sue Haywood (USA) 19 Rhonda Quick (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 14.53 20 Tina Mayolo-Pic (USA) Diet Rite 14.53 21 Mari Holden (USA) Cannondale-USA 22 Joanne Kiesanowski (NZl) Diet Rite 15.08 23 Kimberly Davidge (Can) Saturn 15.19 24 Kelli Emmet (USA) Luna Team 16.02 25 Lesley Tomlinson (Can) Canadian National 16.33 26 Kim Anderson (USA) Cannondale-USA 16.46 27 Sue Thomas (GBr) Total Trainer 17.07 28 B Guererro (Mex) AC Mexiquence 29 Erin Carter (Can) Canadian National 17.43 30 Trish Sinclair (Can) Canadian National 17.54 31 Alison Littlefield (USA) Total Trainer 32 Amy Jarvis (Can) Rona Cycling Team 33 Katrina Berger (USA) Cannondale-USA 18.34 34 Kori Kelly (USA) Diet Rite 18.34 35 Nicole DeMars (Can) Bianchi USA 19.10 36 Erin Mirabella (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 19.17 37 Joan Wilson (USA) Talogoamerica Cycling 38 Giselle Trahan (Can) Voler 19.22 39 Stacey Peters (USA) Bianchi USA 19.33 40 Deborah Durand (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 41 Lynn Brotzman (USA) 42 Gabriela Gonzales De Ferrat (Mex) Amoroso's HH Racing 19.36 43 Jennifer Stevens (USA) Paa/Javelin 19.47 44 Joy Shaffer (USA) Los Gatos 19.54 45 Heather Cole (Can) 20.44 46 Maatje Benassi (USA) 20.57 47 April Henderson (USA) Voler 21.35 48 Kiara Bisaro (Can) Canadian National 21.40 49 Cynthia Mommsen (USA) 21.44 50 Ivana Bisaro (Can) Voler 22.35 51 Gina Grain (Can) Bianchi USA 23.04 52 Kirsten Fisher (USA) Voler 23.10 53 Emma Davies (USA) Total Trainer 54 Cheryl Binney (USA) Diet Rite 23.26 55 Gina Hall (USA) Luna Team 23.55 56 Patricia Patencia (Mex) AC Mexiquence 24.04 57 Lisa Hunt (USA) 24.07 58 Catherine Powers (USA) 24.24 59 Sandra Kolb (USA) Los Gatos 24.32 60 Christine Vardaros (USA) Total Trainer 61 Melissa Sanborn (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 24.43 62 Cynthia Carroll (USA) 24.50 63 Jennifer Wilson (USA) Biogen 25.06 64 Riley McAlpine (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 25.33 65 Suzanne Sonye (USA) Saturn 66 Lisa Milkavich (USA) Voler 26.01 67 Dara Rogers (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 26.35 68 Gail Longenecker (USA) Rona Cycling Team 69 Desira Utzig (USA) Paa/Javelin 70 Nicole Freedman (USA) Rona Cycling Team 71 Lorraine Manning (Irl) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 27.19 72 Lauren Franges (USA) Amoroso's HH Racing 27.32 73 Mina Pizzini (USA) Diet Rite 74 Renee Eastman (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 75 Meredith Miller (USA) Talogoamerica Cycling 28.09 76 Lenora Felker (USA) Amoroso's HH Racing 28.54 77 Mandy Poitras (Can) Bianchi USA 29.16 78 Patricia McKay (USA) 31.12 79 Monica Huerta (Mex) AC Mexiquence 32.00 80 Ina Teutenberg (Ger) Saturn 32.37 81 Petra Rossner (Ger) Saturn 82 Karen Dodge (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 33.43 83 Daphne Perry (USA) Biogen 38.54 84 Linda Biederman (USA) 40.12 85 Alexe Yueng (HKg) Amoroso's HH Racing 41.38 86 Sally Warner (USA) Biogen 42.16 87 Marisol Ponciano (Mex) AC Mexiquence 45.45 88 Martha Meyer (USA) 89 Missy Thompson (USA) Cannondale-USA 48.38 90 Patty Davis (USA) Los Gatos 49.21 91 Maren Partridge-Osguthorpe (USA) Biogen 50.51 92 Jennifer Scott (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 52.08 93 Jennifer Petosa (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 52.38 94 Nicole Brandt (USA) Paa/Javelin 52.52 DNF Marla Streb (USA) Luna Team DNF Cindy McFarland (USA) Voler DNF Anne Samplonius (Can) Talogoamerica Cycling DNF Rosemary Coleman (USA) DNS Tina Skelley-Kunstbeck (USA) Talogoamerica Cycling Mountains 1 Judith Arndt (Ger) Saturn 21 pts 2 Andrea Hannos (Can) Rona Cycling Team 15 3 Manon Jutras (Can) Rona Cycling Team 6 4 Genevieve Jeanson (Can) Rona Cycling Team 3 5 Dotsie Cowden (USA) Cannondale-USA 3 6 Susy Pryde (NZl) Talogoamerica Cycling 3 7 Lara Ruthven (USA) Cannondale-USA 2 8 Lyne Bessette (Can) Saturn 1 Sprints 1 Judith Arndt (Ger) Saturn 19 pts 2 Andrea Hannos (Can) Rona Cycling Team 17 3 Joanne Kiesanowski (NZl) Diet Rite 6 4 Jenny Eyerman (USA) Bianchi USA 4 5 Nicole Freedman (USA) Rona Cycling Team 3 6 Gail Longenecker (USA) Rona Cycling Team 2 7 Lara Ruthven (USA) Cannondale-USA 2 8 Dotsie Cowden (USA) Cannondale-USA 1 Teams 1 Rona Cycling Team 11.59.19 2 Saturn 1.38 3 Cannondale-USA 14.08 4 TalgoAmerica Cycling 18.38 5 Total Trainer 18.58 6 Diet Rite 19.04 7 Canadian National 20.10 8 Helens/Trek/VW 23.13 9 Bianchi USA 27.31 10 Luna Team 28.40 11 Voler 38.07 12 AC Mexiquence 47.46 13 Amoroso's HH Racing 50.37 14 Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 54.09 15 Los Gatos 1.08.22 16 PAA/Javelin 1.13.49 17 Biogen 1.20.51 General classification after stage 3 1 Judith Arndt (Ger) Saturn 5.41.11 2 Andrea Hannos (Can) Rona Cycling Team 6.18 3 Genevieve Jeanson (Can) Rona Cycling Team 7.37 4 Lyne Bessette (Can) Saturn 10.12 5 Susy Pryde (NZl) Talogoamerica Cycling 12.15 6 Lara Ruthven (USA) Cannondale-USA 12.53 7 Manon Jutras (Can) Rona Cycling Team 13.17 8 Caroline Alexander (GBr) Total Trainer 13.31 9 Susan Palmer-Komar (Can) Talogoamerica Cycling 13.48 10 Mari Holden (USA) Cannondale-USA 13.54 11 Alison Dunlap (USA) Luna Team 14.09 12 Dotsie Cowden (USA) Cannondale-USA 14.31 13 Trish Choo (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 15.09 14 Cybil Diguistini (Can) Diet Rite 15.09 15 Alison Sydor (Can) Canadian National 15.16 16 Sue Haywood (USA) 15.22 17 Chrissy Redden (Can) Canadian National 15.27 18 Tina Mayolo-Pic (USA) Diet Rite 15.43 19 Rhonda Quick (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 15.59 20 Jenny Eyerman (USA) Bianchi USA 15.59 21 Barbara Blatter (Swi) Total Trainer 16.07 22 Kelli Emmet (USA) Luna Team 17.26 23 Kim Anderson (USA) Cannondale-USA 17.43 24 Sue Thomas (GBr) Total Trainer 18.05 25 Alison Littlefield (USA) Total Trainer 19.06 26 Joanne Kiesanowski (NZl) Diet Rite 19.12 27 Trish Sinclair (Can) Canadian National 19.14 28 Erin Carter (Can) Canadian National 19.18 29 Amy Jarvis (Can) Rona Cycling Team 19.20 30 Katrina Berger (USA) Cannondale-USA 19.41 31 Kori Kelly (USA) Diet Rite 20.12 32 Stacey Peters (USA) Bianchi USA 20.17 33 Nicole DeMars (Can) Bianchi USA 20.29 34 Lesley Tomlinson (Can) Canadian National 20.31 35 Erin Mirabella (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 20.45 36 Deborah Durand (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 20.54 37 Joan Wilson (USA) Talogoamerica Cycling 21.18 38 B Guererro (Mex) AC Mexiquence 21.24 39 Lynn Brotzman (USA) 21.32 40 Kimberly Davidge (Can) Saturn 22.06 41 Maatje Benassi (USA) 22.47 42 Gabriela Gonzales De Ferrat (Mex) Amoroso's HH Racing 23.33 43 Giselle Trahan (Can) Voler 23.34 44 Heather Cole (Can) 23.52 45 Cynthia Mommsen (USA) 24.14 46 Joy Shaffer (USA) Los Gatos 24.22 47 Gina Hall (USA) Luna Team 25.15 48 Jennifer Stevens (USA) Paa/Javelin 25.41 49 Cheryl Binney (USA) Diet Rite 25.52 50 Emma Davies (USA) Total Trainer 26.56 51 Gina Grain (Can) Bianchi USA 27.22 52 Kiara Bisaro (Can) Canadian National 27.27 53 Suzanne Sonye (USA) Saturn 27.42 54 April Henderson (USA) Voler 27.51 55 Jennifer Wilson (USA) Biogen 28.51 56 Kirsten Fisher (USA) Voler 29.06 57 Ivana Bisaro (Can) Voler 29.17 58 Riley McAlpine (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 29.32 59 Catherine Powers (USA) 30.25 60 Gail Longenecker (USA) Rona Cycling Team 30.43 61 Lisa Hunt (USA) 30.47 62 Christine Vardaros (USA) Total Trainer 30.49 63 Sandra Kolb (USA) Los Gatos 30.49 64 Melissa Sanborn (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 31.16 65 Dara Rogers (USA) Helens/Trek/VW 31.23 66 Cynthia Carroll (USA) 31.35 67 Nicole Freedman (USA) Rona Cycling Team 32.24 68 Petra Rossner (Ger) Saturn 33.03 69 Desira Utzig (USA) Paa/Javelin 33.25 70 Mina Pizzini (USA) Diet Rite 33.29 71 Renee Eastman (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 33.39 72 Lauren Franges (USA) Amoroso's HH Racing 34.34 73 Meredith Miller (USA) Talogoamerica Cycling 34.42 74 Ina Teutenberg (Ger) Saturn 35.21 75 Karen Dodge (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 39.33 76 Lenora Felker (USA) Amoroso's HH Racing 41.44 77 Mandy Poitras (Can) Bianchi USA 42.35 78 Linda Biederman (USA) 45.00 79 Monica Huerta (Mex) AC Mexiquence 45.11 80 Daphne Perry (USA) Biogen 45.27 81 Patricia Patencia (Mex) AC Mexiquence 47.24 82 Alexe Yueng (HKg) Amoroso's HH Racing 48.08 83 Sally Warner (USA) Biogen 48.22 84 Lisa Milkavich (USA) Voler 49.27 85 Lorraine Manning (Irl) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 50.54 86 Patricia McKay (USA) 54.46 87 Jennifer Scott (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 1.03.49 88 Marisol Ponciano (Mex) AC Mexiquence 1.06.24 89 Jennifer Petosa (USA) Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 1.13.25 90 Patty Davis (USA) Los Gatos 1.13.36 91 Martha Meyer (USA) 1.14.04 92 Missy Thompson (USA) Cannondale-USA 1.15.26 93 Nicole Brandt (USA) Paa/Javelin 1.16.40 94 Maren Partridge-Osguthorpe (USA) Biogen 1.26.11 Mountains classification 1 Genevieve Jeanson (Can) Rona Cycling Team 29 pts 2 Judith Arndt (Ger) Saturn 26 3 Lyne Bessette (Can) Saturn 17 4 Andrea Hannos (Can) Rona Cycling Team 15 5 Mari Holden (USA) Cannondale-USA 13 6 Manon Jutras (Can) Rona Cycling Team 6 7 Caroline Alexander (GBr) Total Trainer 5 8 Susan Palmer-Komar (Can) Talogoamerica Cycling 4 9 Susy Pryde (NZl) Talogoamerica Cycling 3 10 Dotsie Cowden (USA) Cannondale-USA 3 11 Lara Ruthven (USA) Cannondale-USA 2 12 Petra Rossner (Ger) Saturn 2 13 Alison Dunlap (USA) Luna Team 1 Sprints classification 1 Judith Arndt (Ger) Saturn 19 pts 2 Andrea Hannos (Can) Rona Cycling Team 17 3 Joanne Kiesanowski (NZl) Diet Rite 6 4 Jenny Eyerman (USA) Bianchi USA 4 5 Nicole Freedman (USA) Rona Cycling Team 3 6 Lara Ruthven (USA) Cannondale-USA 2 7 Gail Longenecker (USA) Rona Cycling Team 2 8 Dotsie Cowden (USA) Cannondale-USA 1 Teams classification 1 Rona Cycling Team 17.28.41 2 Saturn 1.09 3 Cannondale-USA 15.15 4 TalgoAmerica Cycling 21.22 5 Total Trainer 22.08 6 Diet Rite 22.30 7 Canadian National 26.06 8 Helens/Trek/VW 26.26 9 Bianchi USA 31.37 10 Luna Team 31.42 11 Voler 54.48 12 Amoroso's HH Racing 1.08.23 13 Vitamin Cottage Morgul Bismark 1.12.46 14 AC Mexiquence 1.25.25 15 Biogen 1.37.30 16 Los Gatos 1.42.59 17 PAA/Javelin 1.50.38 Results courtesy of Kathrin Blatter/www.redlandsclassic.com
