Klimmen (Limburg, NL), Heuvelland Omloop. Amateurs, Club Competition1. Van Hest (Tilburg) 140 km in 3.58,11 2. Akkermans (Maastricht) 0.14 3. Kuipers (Valkenburg) 0.48 4. Dhaelberg (Bel) 0.55 5. Van Heesch (Zundert) 1.03 6. Rommers (Rilland) 7. De Haan (Groesbeek) 1.29 8. Koolen (Tilburg) 2.52 9. Fransen (Kwadendamme) 10. Gijsbertse (Geffen) Luxemburg, 48th Pijl van het ZuidenStage 3a, Troisvierges - Troisvierges: 1. Kloeden (Ger) 81 km in 2.00.47 2. Lust (Ned) 3. Favaron (Ita) 4. Ivarsson (Swe) 5. Triebel (Lux) 6. Vries (Ned) 9. Kroon (Ned) Stage 3b, Troisvierges - Ettelbreck: 1. Dante (Ita) 88 km in 2.21.14 2. Kloeden 3. Nitsjipoerenko (Rus) 0.14 4. Favaron 1.32 5. Triebel 6. Vries 10. Peeters Stage 4, Dudelange - Esch-sur-Alzette: 1. Buelens (Bel) 146 km in 3.38.21 2. Ivarsson (Swe) 3. Triebel (Lux) 0.07 4. Kupfernagel (Ger) 5. Turrini (Swi) 6. Farenhout (Ned) 7. Jeurissen (Ned) 8. Jacques Peeters (Ned) 11. Loewik 13. Stam 14. Engels 17. Lust GC after Stage 4: 1. Dante 15.33.25 2. Jacques Peeters 0.23 3. Kroon 0.36 4. Favaron 1.32 5. Vries 6. Montgomery (Swi) 10. Engels 2.29 11. Stam 3.11 13. Ivan Peeters 3.24 17. Jeurissen 3.37 19. Farenhout 4.01 Lezignan, Ronde van de Aude, Women:Stager 2, Lezignan - Lezignan: 1. Muller Paulitz (Ger) 130 km in 3.41.22 2. Hampel (Ger) 3. Valvik (Nor) 4. Holfeld (Ger) 5. Brunen (Ned) 10. Mansfeld. Stage 4a: 1. Boebnenkova (Rus) 52 km 1.58.33 2. Polikevitsjioete (Lit) 3. Ilavska (Slv) 4. Marsal (Fra) 5. Van de Vijver (Bel) 6. Brunel (Fra). Stage 4b: 1. Teutenberg (Ger) 83.5 km in 2.31.56 2. Muller Paulitz 3. Hohlfeld (Ger) 4. Brunen 5. Valvik 6. Mansveld GC after Stage 4b: 1. Marsal 7.56.29 2. Boebnenkova 0.06 3. Kurreck (USA) 4. Ilavska 0.07 5. Brunel 6. Polikevitsjioete 0.10 Rotterdam, Criterium Kralingen1. Post (Breda) 100 km in 2.19.10 2. Stam (Koog a/d Zaan) 3. Roos (Anna Paulowna) Freiburg, 50th VredeskoersStage 2, Wernigerode - Freyburg: 1. Wesemann (Ger) 168 km in 4.09.45 2. Mikiewicz (Pol) 3. Trkal (Tsj) 4. Tjamidoelin (Rus) 5. Gebka (Pol) 6. Lehmann (Ger) Third Stage, Naumburg-Dresden: 1. Wesemann 199 km in 4.41.32 2. Mikiewicz 3. Konecny (Tsj) 4. Page (USA) 5. Scholz (Ger) 6. Sosik (Pol) GC after Stage 3: 1. Mikiewicz 12.44.00 2. Wesemann 0.11 3. Trkal 0.35 4. Rumsas (Lit) 0.26 5. Kummer (Ger) 0.37 Spindleruv Mlyn (Czech Rep). World Cup MTB, Cross CountryMen: 1. Martinez (Fra) 44,8 km in 2.00.16 2. Dupouey (Fra) 1.44 3. Dubau (Fra) 1.45 4. Rasmussen (Den) 2.14 5. Pallhuber (Ger) 2.47 6. Herrisset (Fra) 3.22 13. Brentjens 6.51 23. Van Dooren 9.19 29. Van der Ven 10.18 55. Weevers 14.56 62. Nijboer 16.24. World Cup Standings after 5 races: 1. Dupouey 439 2. Dubau 395 3. Evans (Aus) 361 Women: 1. Pezzo (Ita) 1.46.44 2. Alexander (GB) 0.39 3. Sydor (Can) 1.22 4. Rierea (Spa) 2.34 5. Daucourt (Swi) 4.01 6. Dunlap (USA) 4.09 World Cup Standings after 5 races: 1. Pezzo 365 points 2. Sydor 322 3. Dunlap 292 4. De Negri (Ita) 276 5. Tomlinson (Can) 261 6. Daucourt 252 36. Dorland (Ned) 48 Alanya (Turkey), International MTBMen: 1. Bonne (Den) 1.51.23 2. Van Mil (Ned) 1.51.54 3. Christensen (Den) 1.52.31 4. Lyth (Den) 1.53.07 5. Ericsson (Swe) 1.54.35 6. Slebos (Ned) 1.54.47 10. Vroemen (Ned) 1.56.54 Women: 1. Jorgensen (Den) 1.29,10 2. Coppoolse (Ned) 1.29,15 3. Laroy (Bel) 1.29,16 4. Nachbar (Ned) 1.29,33 Day 3, EDS Track Cycling from the USAFor Immediate Release, May 11, 1997Contact: Frank Stanley, USCF Communications Manager, (954) 923-7300 American track cycling legend Gil Hatton, of Alburtis, Pa., showed the kids how its done at the final day of the EDS Track Cup 97 Sunday at Brian Piccolo Velodrome. Hatton (Mrs. Ts-Lexus), led off for the winning Olympic sprint team, which included Shawn Washburn, Kutztown, Pa., and David Bittenbender, Del Mar, Calif., and then showed the form that made him one of the worlds top keirin riders in the 1980s, as he split between Bittenbender and Washburn to take first place in the mens keirin, the final event of the third round of the seven-event EDS Track Cup 97. Missy Thompson (PowerBar), Colorado Springs, Colo., also became a double winner, as she added the womens match sprint title to the 500 meters crown she won Friday. Thompson was barely tested as she won the match sprint for the second time in three rounds of the EDS Track Cup 97. Team EDS took top honors in the other two events on the final day as Jen Evans, Austin, Texas, won the womens 3km individual pursuit in an EDS Track Cup 97 record time of three minutes, 59.92 seconds. Her teammates, Chris Carlson, Dallas, Texas, and Ryan Oelkers, New Tripoli, Pa., won the Madison, impressively lapping the field twice. The fourth round of the EDS Track Cup 97 is June 13-15 at Major Taylor Velodrome in Indianapolis, Ind.
Womens Match Sprint 1. MISSY THOMPSON (PowerBar), Colorado Springs, Colo.; 2. Tanya Lindenmuth (FCCC), Bethlehem, Pa.; 3. Becky Quinn (Intercon), Quakertown, Pa.; 4. Amber Holt (Manning-Riddell), Terrance, Calif.; 5. Elizabeth Wenzel-Stone (Best of the Bay), Miami, Fla.; 6. Michelle McCulloch (Cox Atlanta Velo), Decatur, Ga.; 7. Christine DErcole (unattached), n.a.; 8. Shan Rayray (Brandywine B.C.), Federal Way, Wash Note: Thompson set an EDS Track Cup record in qualifying with a 200-meter time of 12.12 seconds. Olympic Sprint 1. SNAZAXILLISTION (Gil Hatton, Alburtis, Pa.; David Bittenbender, Del Mar, Calif.; Shawn Washburn, Kutztown, Pa.), one minute, 33.51 secs; 2. Unified Team (Larry DeSario, Miami, Fla.; Jan Jardine, Miami, Fla.; Raphael Clemente, West Palm Beach, Fla.), did not finish final; 3. No Name 1 (Robert Ford, Berkeley, Calif.; Roger Farrell, San Fernando, Trinidad; Stephen Alfred, Soquel, Calif.; Scott Card, Morgan Hill, Calif.), 1:06.96; 4. Team EDS (Trey Gannon, Plano, Texas; Chris Carlson, Dallas, Texas; Nick Chenowth, Plano, Texas; Ryan Oelkers, New Tripoli, Pa.), 1:08.086; 5. Eastern Regional (Neil Fronheiser, n.a.; Jon Nisbet, Chesapeake, Va.; Jack Diemar, Badminster, N.J.), 1:09.048; 6. Junior National Team (Dan Dunaway, Houston, Texas; Nathan Rogut, Tampa, Fla.; Sam Baker, Ventura, Calif.), 1:09.876; 7. Train to Win (Brian Sitcer, Fontana, Calif.; Travis Garland, Colorado Springs, Colo.; John Bairos, Redlands, Calif.), 1:10.590; 8. Marion Bicycle Club (Ryan Zook, n.a.; Peter Selby, Indianapolis, Ind.; George Geier, Marion, Ind.), 1:11.583. Womens 3km Individual Pursuit 1. JEN EVANS (Team EDS), Austin, Texas, 3 mins, 59.92 secs (EDS Track Cup record); 2. Ryan Kelly (Freewheel), Colorado Springs, Colo., 4:01.93; 3. Karen Livingston (Saturn), Gainesville, Fla., 4:01.95; 4. Erin Veenstra (Bank United), Colorado Springs, Colo., 4:07.91; 5. Beth Mundy (DUL-X Solgar), High Springs, Fla., 4:10.12; 6. Karen Dunne (Chippers), Colorado Springs, Colo., 4:10.55; 7. Marjon Marik (Team Florida), Gainesville, Fla., 4:11.00; 8. Erika Nelson-Wong (Lakewood-Schwab), Evergreen, Colo., 4:13.39. Madison 1. TEAM EDS (Ryan Oelkers, New Tripoli, Pa.; Chris Carlson, Dallas, Texas), 0 laps, 19 pts (2 sprint wins); 2. Cox Atlanta Velo 2 (Brian Whitcomb, Atlanta, Ga.; Ben Sharp, Indianapolis, Ind.), -1 lap, 12 (1); 3. Simply Fit (Brian Sitcer, Fontana, Calif.; Scott Evans, Woodland Hills, Calif.), -2 laps, 29 (3); 4. BFS (Terry Buchanan, Seattle, Wash.; Derek Witte, Concord, Calif.), -2 laps, 23 (2); 5. Plymouth (David McCook, Fairfield, Calif.; Roger Farrell, San Fernando, Trinidad), -2 laps, 15; 6. Cox Atlanta Velo 1 (Adam Payne, Newnan, Ga.; Garth Blackburn, Houston, Texas), -4 laps, 12 (1); 7. Chippers (James Wong, Edgewater, Colo.; Karen Dunne, Colorado Springs, Colo.), DNF. Keirin 1. GIL HATTON (Mrs. Ts-Lexus), Alburtis, Pa.; 2. Shawn Washburn (Tri State-Amorosos), Kutztown, Pa.; 3. Raphael Clemente (unattached), West Palm Beach, Fla.; 4. Garth Blackburn (Cox Atlanta Velo), Houston, Texas; 5. David Bittenbender (Nescafe), Del Mar, Calif.; 6. Robert Ford (Shaws GCC), Berkeley, Calif.; 7. Mark Garrett (Team EDS), Los Angeles, Calif.; 8. Trey Gannon (Team EDS), Plano, Texas. |