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Pomona Valley Stage Race - 2.4
San Dimas, California, March 18-21, 2004
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Stage 3 - March 20: Incycle Puddingstone Road Race, 72/96miles
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Horner and Le Floch take the pudding
By Kristy Scrymgeour and Rob Karman
Chris Horner (Webcor) was on form again today and took his second stage running in the Pomona Valley Stage race. In the women's race it was Frenchwoman Magali Le Floch (Quark) who managed to take a win in a bunch sprint at the end of the 72 miles day.
The Incycle Puddingstone Road Race was run on an eight-mile loop in which the men race 12 laps and the women nine. It started out flat and headed up a long false flat, which doubled as the feed zone, before dipping down and out of Bonelli Park. It then traveled along the frontage road of freeway 57 on a very fast descent before turning onto a nice wooded road and then a hard one mile climb to the KOM sprint line before headed the final 3.5 miles to the finish.
In the mens race, the attacks started early with Adam Livingston using the KOM sprint to attack. He took the sprint points and was caught soon thereafter, only for another Seasilver rider to attack. A few riders bridged across to him to form the early break of the day that was finally absorbed with about six laps remaining in the race.The counter of this break was the decisive move that held until the end. In the break were Danny Pate and Mike Sayers (Health Net), Trent Klasna and Matt Dubberley (Sierra Nevada) and Ben Brooks and another rider from Jelly Belly.
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With three laps to go, Will Frischkorn performed a valiant bridging effort to make it across to include Colavita Olive Oil in the break. Notably missing from the break, however, was the Webcor and Jittery Joe's teams, whose riders Horner and Cesar Grajales were placed first and second on GC respectively. The Webcor team delivered for their team leader a bit later though and reeled in the break to about 30 second by the bottom of the feed hill. From there, Horner took the reigns himself and used the hill to bridge to the break with Eric Wohlberg (Sierra Nevada) marking him well.
Horner reached the break by the main climb with Wohlberg and Nieko Biskner (Ofoto) in tow. Finally Horner led out the sprint to the line himself and was able to hold off the rest of the break to win with Biskner taking second and Wohlberg third.
Horner was happy with his team when Cyclingnews caught up with him after the race. "With a lap to go my team just drilled it and I was able to take it from the bottom of the feed climb," he said. "When we got to the group Wohlberg was driving it and we got up the final climb with a slight gap. In the end I was able to lead it out."
Meanwhile during the race, Grajales had a problem with his shoe buckle and had to stop for his team mechanic to tape it up. Fortunately for him, he was able to stay in the race and finish without losing his position on GC.
In the women's race it was Genesis Scuba rider Candice Blickem who made a gutsy move early in the day and stayed away solo for the majority of the race. Her lead varied between 30 seconds and 1'30" until she was finally caught on the final climb of the race.
The peloton splintered on this final climb and a smaller group headed to the finish for the bunch sprint. Le Floch was able to take the sprint from the quick Tina Pic (Genesis Scuba) and Lyne Bessette (Quark), with Magen Long (OBRU/The Bicycle Store) taking fourth.
Victory Brewing also put their efforts into the climbs during the race to move Nicole Demars up into the KOM leaders position. With teammates Sandy Espeseth and Johanna Buick leading her out she was able to win the first sprint and take second place on the remaining three climbs to win the KOM classification overall.
Photography
Images by Rob Karman/www.roadbikephotos.com
- John Lieswyn (Health Net) drives the first major move of the day
- The pack takes the left turn onto Cannon Ave for the KOM climb
- Mike Jones (Health Net) does his share of the pacemaking
- Team Sea Silver's Daniel Ramsey instigated the day's first break
- Trent Klasna (Sierra Nevada) leads a six-man break that escaped after the first break was absorbed. With Klasna were Matt Dubberly (Sierra Nevada), Danny Pate (2nd wheel) and Mike sayers (both Health Net) and Ben Brooks and Adam Bergman of Jelly Belly.
- Mike Sayers (Health Net) clims the KOM hill in the break
- The efforts of the day are clearly evident on Danny Pate's face
- Two laps to go and Trent Klasna leads the break through the start-finish area
- Will Frischkorn (Colavita) does his part to help keep the break off the front after a valiant bridging effort
- Chris Horner (Webcor Builders) finishes off an incredible last lap effort by winning the sprint and leaving no doubt that he is the man to watch.
- Magali Le Floch (Quark) rides comfortably in the bunch
- After 4 of 9 laps there is still a sizeable women's peloton as they start up the KOM hill
- The women's field hits the "cobbled" section of the climb.
- Lyne Bessette (Quark) looks confident and relaxed in the yellow leaders jersey
- Candice Blickem (Genesis-Scuba) spent a long lonely time off the front only to be caught on the last lap
- The Victory Brewing team leads the chase
- Magali Le Floch (Quark) takes the stage win by a sizeable margin over Tina Pic (Genesis-Scuba)
Images by James Doh
- TDS works hard at the front on the KOM hill.
- The Wells Fargo train struggles up the KOM hill.
- Nicole Brandli (Dasani-LaGrange) creates a gap on the tough KOM climb.
- Lynn Gaggioli (T-Mobile) feeling the effects of the tough Puddingstone Road Race.
- A Genesis rider in the groupetto
- Race leader Lynn Bessette looked comfortable all day despite the tough course.
- Ace sprinter Desira Utzig (Dasani-LaGrange) shows plenty of grit on the KOM hill.
- Anna Milkowski (RONA) through the rollers on Puddingstone Dr.
- The peloton over the cobbled section of the KOM hill.
- Sweeping into the first turn of the KOM hill.
- Sinuri Suzuki (Shimano) makes a move on the KOM climb.
- The peloton reacts to the move by Shimano.
- John Lieswyn (Health Net, hidden) rides next to a Jelly Belly rider. John was the dutiful teammate this weekend.
- The early break contained Trent Klasna (Sierra Nevada), Danny Pate and Mike Sayers (Health Net), and Ben Brooks (Jelly Belly).
- The pack crossing the KOM line with Chris Horner in yellow looking comfortable.
- Chris Horner (Webcor) gets his props after the finish.
- A Health Net rider flats and Mavic Support quickly changes the wheel.
- And gets a good push-off...
- But still had to chase hard up a long climb to the pack. (He made it back just before the speed picked up to 45mph on a long downhill!)
- Dr. Demi Hechinova, master MC, gets Chris Horner (Webcor) to explain his heroic solo bridge to the breakaway and then winning the sprint.
- PVSR is a family event. With the help of people like Al Wiscovitch (SC Velo) and family, the race has grown in stature every year.
- Some helpful strategy for the kids' race.
- Inspired by Bessette's lead, this future GC rider enjoys the Shimano kids' race.
- Danny Pate (Health Net) relaxes before the final criterium.
- The talented and charismatic Lyne Bessette (Quark) takes time out of her busy preperations to chat about the race and future plans.
- T-Mobile prepares a gameplan for today's criterium.
- The Shimano team enjoys California weather! This is their first race on U.S. soil!
- A couple of their riders have done the Tour of Langkawi. They enjoy the friendly atmosphere of the US riders and fans.
- Hisafumi Imanishi, posing with his Carrera team bike (Dura-Ace equipped of course!) explains that the Americans are so fast on the flats but a bit slower on the climbs than in Europe.
- Cannondale set up a slew of demo bikes including a fleet of pearl red Saeco CAAD7's. Needless to say, free test rides were popular.
- Jelly Belly team's Orbea. Campy Chorus equipped, riding atop a Lexus RX300 team vehicle in this case.
- Cannondale helped sponsor club racer Nate Swift. His CAAD7 was damaged in a crash so they let him borrow the Saeco team bike. Now that's service!
- Kim Anderson's full carbon T-Mobile Giant.
- Quark's Ti/carbon Lemond.
- HealthNet's carbon Giant being inspected by a team wrench.
Results
Men 1 Chris Horner (Webcor) 3.51.40 2 Nieko Biskner (Ofoto) 3 Eric Wohlberg (Sierra Nevada) 0.06 4 Davide Frattini (Team Monex) 5 Caleb Manion (Jelly Belly - Aramark) 6 William Frischkorn (Colavita) 7 Cesar Grajales (Jittery Joe's) 8 Chris Wherry (Health Net - Maxxis) 9 Mike Sayers (Health Net - Maxxis) 0.09 10 Trent Klasna (Sierra Nevada) 11 Ben Brooks (Jelly Belly - Aramark) 0.11 12 Adam Bergman (Jelly Belly - Aramark) 0.15 13 Ernie Lechuga (Jelly Belly - Aramark) 14 Jason Lokkesmoe (Health Net - Maxxis) 0.33 15 Hidenori Nodera (Shimano Racing) 1.02 16 Jacob Erker (Team Seasilver/Incycle) 17 Jason Bausch (Ofoto) 18 John Lieswyn (Health Net - Maxxis) 19 Juan Jose Haedo (Colavita) 20 Masamichi Yamamoto (Shimano Racing) 21 Jackson Stewart (Ofoto) 22 William Innes (Gs Lombardi Sport/650 Racing) 23 Neil Shirley (Team Seasilver/Incycle) 24 Bryan Smith (Endeavour) 25 Jason McCartney (Health Net - Maxxis) 26 Paul Ellis (Jelly Belly - Aramark) 27 Hisafumi Imanishi (Shimano Racing) 28 Kevin Bouchard-Hall (Louis Garneau Racing) 29 Scott Blanchard (Eclipse Racing) 30 Chris McDonald (SDBC) 31 Yoshiyuki Abe (Shimano Racing) 32 Tyler Wren (Colavita) 33 Glen Mitchell (Sierra Nevada) 34 Ben Jacques-Maynes (Sierra Nevada) 35 Brian Sheedy (Taylor Bikes) 36 Gustavo Artacho (Colavita) 37 Dan Bowman (TIAA-CREF/5280) 38 Justin England (Webcor) 39 Yukihiro Doi (Shimano Racing) 1.20 40 Shinri Suzuki (Shimano Racing) 41 Todd Herriott (Colavita) 42 Craig Lewis (TIAA-CREF/5280) 43 Kaoru Oouchi (Shimano Racing) 44 Tomoya Kano (Shimano Racing) 45 Aaron Olson (Colavita) 1.22 46 Greg Bourque (Team Seasilver/Incycle) 1.38 47 Steven Mlujeak (U.S. Armed Forces) 1.43 48 Eric Murphy (Aerospace Engineering) 49 Russell Hamby (Sierra Nevada) 50 Rego Meza (Dare) 51 Ted Huang (Webcor) 52 John Hygelund (Sierra Nevada) 53 Mariano Friedick (Jelly Belly - Aramark) 54 Doug Ollerenshaw (Jelly Belly - Aramark) 55 Mark McCormack (Colavita) 56 Emile Abraham (Aerospace Engineering) 1.52 57 Josh Horowitz (Velo Club Lagrange) 1.57 58 Sheldon Deeny (TIAA-CREF/5280) 1.58 59 Alex Ivanov (The Red Edge) 60 Tim Larkin (Ofoto) 61 Chris Pic (Jittery Joe's) 62 Alex Candelario (Jelly Belly - Aramark) 63 Andrew Touchstone (Gs Lombardi Sports) 64 Lionel Syne (White Jersey Sports/The Red Edge) 65 Charles Dionne (Webcor) 2.03 66 Nick Reistad (Endeavour) 67 Rusty Beall (Rms Elite) 68 John Kelly (Webcor) 69 Adam Livingston (Team Seasilver/Incycle) 70 Hugh Moran (Atlas Mining) 71 Peter Knudsen (Team Seasilver/Incycle) 72 Yoshimasa Hirose (Shimano Racing) 73 Thad Dulin (Colavita) 74 Timmy Duggan (TIAA-CREF/5280) 75 Scott Moninger (Health Net - Maxxis) 76 Jason Klikna (Sierra Nevada) 77 Peter Penzell (U.S. Armed Forces) 78 Patrick McCarty (US Postal - Berry Floor) 79 Carlos Vargas (Endeavour) 2.31 80 Frank Pipp (Endeavour) 3.29 81 Victor Ayala (Velo Club La Grange) 82 Bryce Mead (Endeavour) 83 Daniel Ramsey (Team Seasilver/Incycle) 3.37 84 Michael Hernandez (Reno Wheelman) 3.49 85 Jonny Sundt (Jittery Joe's) 6.12 86 Ben Haldeman (Webcor) 87 Roddi Lega (Canadian National Center) 88 Matt Dubberley (Sierra Nevada) 89 Drew Deters (Team Seasilver/Incycle) 90 Josh Gewirtz (Fiordifrutta) 91 Miguel Meza (Dare) 8.57 DNF Nick Onate (SDBC) DNF Jonas Carney (Jelly Belly - Aramark) DNF Cory Steinbrecher (Jelly Belly - Aramark) DNF Robert Gaggoli (Team Monex) DNF John Semmelhack (ABD) DNF David Bly (Velo Club La Grange) DNF Matt Bromen (Lagrange Velo) DNF Mike Zagorski (Velo Club Lagrange Westwood) DNF Craig Turner (Team Redlands) DNF Kevin Klein (Excel Sports Boulder) DNF Angetti Sheldrake (TIAA-CREF/5280) DNF Andrew Manart (TIAA-CREF/5280) DNF Ian Macgregor (TIAA-CREF/5280) DNF Blake Caldwell (TIAA-CREF/5280) DNF Chad Hartley (Jittery Joe's) DNF Jacob Rosenbarger (Jittery Joe's) DNF Jesse Lawler (Jittery Joe's) DNF Jeff Hopkins (Jittery Joe's) DNF Jacques Benoit (Team Dare) DNF Craig Wilcox (Rms Elite) DNF Joel Kath (Dangerboy Racing) DNF Andy Bajadali (Ofoto) DNF Scott Zwizanski (Ofoto) DNF Jon Erdelyi (Ofoto) DNF Pete Lopinto (Ofoto) DNF Erik Saunders (Ofoto) DNF Sebastian Alexandre (Colavita) DNF Ivan Dominguez (Colavita) DNF Aaron Lebauer (Team Mcguire) DNF Chris Gruber DNF Danny Pate (Health Net - Maxxis) DNF Mike Jones (Health Net - Maxxis) DNF Hayden Godfrey (Health Net - Maxxis) DNF Steve Gonzalez (Los Angeles Wings) DNF Simon Kessler (Aerospace Engineering) DNF Imanol Ayestaran (Webcor) DNF Bernard Van Ulden (Webcor) DNF Ben Stafford (Webcor) DNF Jonas Boli (Webcor) DNF Mike Creed (US Postal - Berry Floor) DNF Gordon Mc Cauley (Team Monex) DNF Earendel Fingerson (Endeavour) DNF Erik Van Den Akker (Reno Wheelman) DNF Jose Quintero (Ranchos-Venezuela) TC Yosvany Falcon (Aerospace Engineering) TC Carl Hoefer (Rms Elite) TC Shane Peltonen (Eclipse Racing) TC Matt Sadauckas (Team Seasilver/Incycle) TC Walker Ferguson (Health Net - Maxxis) TC Patrick Caro (Team Monex) TC Jed Schneider (Jittery Joe's) Women 1 Magali Le Floch (Quark) 3.28.34 2 Tina Pic (Genesis Scuba/FFCC) 3 Lyne Bessette (Quark) 0.01 4 Magen Long (OBRU/The Bicycle Store) 5 Gina Grain (Victory Brewing) 0.03 6 Andrea Hannos (Team Rona) 7 Kristin Armstrong (Team T-Mobile) 8 Karen Bockel (TDS-Schwalbe High Speed Team) 9 Mari Holden (Team T-Mobile) 10 Amy Moore (Quark) 11 Sue Haywood (Team T-Mobile) 12 Bridget Evans (Ffast) 13 Helen Kelley (Team Rona) 14 Betsy Bloom (Velo Club La Grange) 15 Susan Palmer-Komar (Genesis Scuba/FFCC) 16 Alisha Little (ABD) 17 Kim Anderson (Team T-Mobile) 18 Carla Hukee (Team Kenda Tire) 19 Jessica Phillips (Quark) 20 Becky Broeder 21 Sandy Espeseth (Victory Brewing) 22 Laura Van Gilder (Genesis Scuba/FFCC) 23 Erin Mirabella (Red 5 Racing) 24 Brooke Ourada (Victory Brewing) 25 Kathryn Curi (Team Rona) 26 Rook Campbell (Genesis Scuba/FFCC) 27 Chrissy Ruiter (Team Basis) 28 Lara Kroepsch (Team T-Mobile) 29 Helene Drumm (Morgan Stanley/Specialized/24Hrfit) 0.15 30 Hiroko Shimada (Velo Bella) 31 Anna Milkowski (Team Rona) 0.18 32 Kristin Johnson (Team Basis) 0.25 33 Erinne Willock (Team Rona) 0.29 34 Julia Whiteside (Paramount Racing) 0.33 35 Jenny Eyerman (Red 5 Racing) 36 Kristin Drumm (Morgan Stanley/Specialized) 0.34 37 Lisa Hunt (The Olympic Club) 38 Catherine Powers (Velo Club La Grange) 39 Andrea Ratkovic (TDS-Schwalbe High Speed Team) 40 Cindy Carroll (Dewars) 41 Kate Sherwin (Team Kenda Tire) 42 Candice Blickem (Genesis Scuba/FFCC) 43 Johanna Buick (Victory Brewing) 0.59 44 Sandra Kolb (Bicycle Johns Serious Cycling) 1.00 45 Lynn Gaggioli (Team T-Mobile) 1.05 46 Kerry Soraci (Mesa Cycles Racing) 47 Kelly Benjamin (ABD) 48 Grace Fleury (Genesis Scuba/FFCC) 49 Julie Hutsebaut (Terry Precision) 1.13 50 Joan Davies (TDS-Schwalbe High Speed Team) 51 Lauren Franges (Victory Brewing) 52 Nicole Demars (Victory Brewing) 53 Maggie Shirley (Genesis Scuba/FFCC) 54 Carli Figueroa (Paramount) 2.12 55 Melissa Sanborn (Wells Fargo/Ragatz) 2.55 56 Megan Elliott (Quark) 3.14 57 Sarah Uhl (Quark) 3.24 58 Emma Rickards (Victory Brewing) 3.29 59 Anne Samplonius (TDS-Schwalbe High Speed Team) 60 Eszter Horanyi 6.12 61 April Henderson Anderson (Red 5 Racing) 6.31 62 Kirsten Robbins (Victory Brewing) 63 Nicole Brandt (Velo Club La Grange) 9.35 64 Crystal Yap (9th & 9th - SLC) 12.11 65 Megan Monroe (TDS-Schwalbe High Speed Team) 12.14 66 Jill McLaughlin (Palo Alto Bicycles Women's) 12.20 67 Stephanie Hannos (Team Basis) 68 Jennifer Franklin (Amgen) 12.30 69 Laura Downey (Velo Club La Grange) 12.55 70 Sarah Tillotson (ABD) 71 Desira Utzig 13.32 72 Sophie St-Jacques (Victory Brewing) 73 Ashlee Zimmer (Windsor Bikes) 19.19 DNF Brenda Lyons (ABD) DNF Susan Cooper (Bicycle Johns Serious Cycling) DNF Kori Seehafer (Genesis Scuba/FFCC) DNF Elizabeth Morse (OBRU/The Bicycle Store) DNF Shawn Heidgen (TDS Schwalbe High Speed Team) DNF Emily Gloeckner (TDS-Schwalbe High Speed Team) DNF Erin Carter (TDS-Schwalbe High Speed Team) DNF Lauren Gaffney (Team Basis) DNF Laura Schmidt (Terry Precision) DNF Chloe Black (Terry Precision) DNF Elizabeth Begosh (Velo Bella) DNF Carla Koehler (Velo Club La Grange) DNF Lisa Magness (Wellsfargo/Ragatz) DNF Rebecca Stengel DNF Amanda Lawrence DNF Jennifer Todd (Red 5 Racing) TC Rosie Garlapow (Terry Precision) TC Maggie Luciano-Williams (Landis/Trek/Vw) TC Heidi Stamm (Wells Fargo/Ragatz) TC Jennifer Stevens (Red 5 Racing) TC Heather Woodhouse (Team Kenda Tire)
General classification after stage 3
Men 1 Chris Horner (Webcor) 4.06.32 2 Cesar Grajales (Jittery Joe's) 1.26 3 Eric Wohlberg (Sierra Nevada) 1.43 4 Trent Klasna (Sierra Nevada) 2.13 5 Adam Bergman (Jelly Belly - Aramark) 2.19 6 Chris Wherry (Health Net - Maxxis) 2.21 7 Ben Brooks (Jelly Belly - Aramark) 2.26 8 William Frischkorn (Colavita) 2.30 9 Glen Mitchell (Sierra Nevada) 2.32 10 Jason McCartney (Health Net - Maxxis) 2.46 11 Jacob Erker (Team Seasilver/Incycle) 2.49 12 Mike Sayers (Health Net - Maxxis) 3.01 13 Justin England (Webcor) 3.05 14 Davide Frattini (Team Monex) 3.10 15 Ernie Lechuga (Jelly Belly - Aramark) 3.12 16 Nieko Biskner (Ofoto) 17 Caleb Manion (Jelly Belly - Aramark) 3.13 18 John Lieswyn (Health Net - Maxxis) 3.19 19 Todd Herriott (Colavita) 3.20 20 Scott Moninger (Health Net - Maxxis) 3.25 21 Chris McDonald (SDBC) 3.26 22 Kevin Bouchard-Hall (Louis Garneau Racing) 3.32 23 Brian Sheedy (Taylor Bikes) 3.34 24 Jackson Stewart (Ofoto) 3.35 25 Ben Jacques-Maynes (Sierra Nevada) 26 Tomoya Kano (Shimano Racing) 3.37 27 Tyler Wren (Colavita) 3.38 28 Dan Bowman (TIAA-CREF/5280) 3.42 29 Scott Blanchard (Eclipse Racing) 3.52 30 Gustavo Artacho (Colavita) 3.56 31 Jason Lokkesmoe (Health Net - Maxxis) 3.58 32 Jason Bausch (Ofoto) 4.02 33 Tim Larkin (Ofoto) 34 Bryan Smith (Endeavour) 4.09 35 Hisafumi Imanishi (Shimano Racing) 4.10 36 Yoshiyuki Abe (Shimano Racing) 4.16 37 Shinri Suzuki (Shimano Racing) 4.18 38 Aaron Olson (Colavita) 39 Craig Lewis (TIAA-CREF/5280) 4.24 40 Mariano Friedick (Jelly Belly - Aramark) 4.26 41 Mark McCormack (Colavita) 4.27 42 Hidenori Nodera (Shimano Racing) 4.36 43 William Innes (Gs Lombardi Sport/650 Racing) 4.37 44 John Kelly (Webcor) 4.38 45 Chris Pic (Jittery Joe's) 4.41 46 Hugh Moran (Atlas Mining) 4.43 47 Ted Huang (Webcor) 4.44 48 Rego Meza (Dare) 49 Peter Knudsen (Team Seasilver/Incycle) 4.52 50 Masamichi Yamamoto (Shimano Racing) 51 Thad Dulin (Colavita) 52 Neil Shirley (Team Seasilver/Incycle) 53 Kaoru Oouchi (Shimano Racing) 4.55 54 Charles Dionne (Webcor) 4.59 55 Alex Ivanov (The Red Edge) 56 Juan Jose Haedo (Colavita) 5.04 57 Timmy Duggan (TIAA-CREF/5280) 58 Russell Hamby (Sierra Nevada) 5.05 59 Adam Livingston (Team Seasilver/Incycle) 5.08 60 Rusty Beall (Rms Elite) 5.09 61 Doug Ollerenshaw (Jelly Belly - Aramark) 5.11 62 John Hygelund (Sierra Nevada) 5.14 63 Eric Murphy (Aerospace Engineering) 5.17 64 Paul Ellis (Jelly Belly - Aramark) 65 Patrick McCarty (US Postal - Berry Floor) 66 Alex Candelario (Jelly Belly - Aramark) 5.23 67 Nick Reistad (Endeavour) 5.34 68 Josh Horowitz (Velo Club Lagrange) 5.45 69 Yukihiro Doi (Shimano Racing) 6.02 70 Andrew Touchstone (Gs Lombardi Sports) 6.05 71 Steven Mlujeak (U.S. Armed Forces) 6.10 72 Jason Klikna (Sierra Nevada) 6.16 73 Lionel Syne (White Jersey Sports/The Red Edge) 6.20 74 Peter Penzell (U.S. Armed Forces) 6.25 75 Greg Bourque (Team Seasilver/Incycle) 6.29 76 Sheldon Deeny (TIAA-CREF/5280) 6.36 77 Daniel Ramsey (Team Seasilver/Incycle) 6.47 78 Carlos Vargas (Endeavour) 7.01 79 Emile Abraham (Aerospace Engineering) 7.11 80 Frank Pipp (Endeavour) 7.16 81 Yoshimasa Hirose (Shimano Racing) 82 Michael Hernandez (Reno Wheelman) 7.25 83 Victor Ayala (Velo Club La Grange) 8.06 84 Bryce Mead (Endeavour) 9.03 85 Roddi Lega (Canadian National Center) 9.26 86 Jonny Sundt (Jittery Joe's) 9.52 87 Ben Haldeman (Webcor) 88 Josh Gewirtz (Fiordifrutta) 10.09 89 Matt Dubberley (Sierra Nevada) 11.04 90 Drew Deters (Team Seasilver/Incycle) 11.31 91 Miguel Meza (Dare) 13.57 Women 1 Lyne Bessette (Quark) 5.04.00 2 Susan Palmer-Komar (Genesis Scuba/FFCC) 0.14 3 Kristin Armstrong (Team T-Mobile) 0.18 4 Erin Mirabella (Red 5 Racing) 0.55 5 Tina Pic (Genesis Scuba/FFCC) 0.56 6 Brooke Ourada (Victory Brewing) 1.14 7 Amy Moore (Quark) 1.24 8 Jessica Phillips (Quark) 9 Magali Le Floch (Quark) 1.25 10 Mari Holden (Team T-Mobile) 1.26 11 Kim Anderson (Team T-Mobile) 1.31 12 Andrea Hannos (Team Rona) 1.33 13 Karen Bockel (TDS-Schwalbe High Speed Team) 1.39 14 Sandy Espeseth (Victory Brewing) 1.42 15 Magen Long (OBRU/The Bicycle Store) 1.56 16 Helene Drumm (Morgan Stanley/Specialized/24Hrfit) 17 Kathryn Curi (Team Rona) 2.02 18 Sue Haywood (Team T-Mobile) 2.05 19 Kristin Johnson (Team Basis) 2.11 20 Hiroko Shimada (Velo Bella) 2.15 21 Anna Milkowski (Team Rona) 22 Andrea Ratkovic (TDS-Schwalbe High Speed Team) 2.24 23 Erinne Willock (Team Rona) 2.30 24 Lara Kroepsch (Team T-Mobile) 2.33 25 Kate Sherwin (Team Kenda Tire) 26 Laura Van Gilder (Genesis Scuba/FFCC) 2.40 27 Cindy Carroll (Dewars) 2.42 28 Chrissy Ruiter (Team Basis) 2.49 29 Helen Kelley (Team Rona) 2.55 30 Rook Campbell (Genesis Scuba/FFCC) 3.02 31 Bridget Evans (Ffast) 3.03 32 Carla Hukee (Team Kenda Tire) 33 Johanna Buick (Victory Brewing) 3.08 34 Betsy Bloom (Velo Club La Grange) 3.18 35 Catherine Powers (Velo Club La Grange) 36 Grace Fleury (Genesis Scuba/FFCC) 3.25 37 Candice Blickem (Genesis Scuba/FFCC) 3.28 38 Lisa Hunt (The Olympic Club) 3.51 39 Jenny Eyerman (Red 5 Racing) 3.55 40 Joan Davies (TDS-Schwalbe High Speed Team) 3.57 41 Julia Whiteside (Paramount Racing) 4.03 42 Kerry Soraci (Mesa Cycles Racing) 4.18 43 Sandra Kolb (Bicycle Johns Serious Cycling) 4.24 44 Nicole Demars (Victory Brewing) 4.47 45 Kristin Drumm (Morgan Stanley/Specialized) 5.05 46 Lynn Gaggioli (Team T-Mobile) 5.16 47 Julie Hutsebaut (Terry Precision) 5.48 48 Kelly Benjamin (ABD) 6.17 49 Becky Broeder 6.55 50 Melissa Sanborn (Wells Fargo/Ragatz) 7.10 51 Alisha Little (ABD) 7.40 52 Sarah Uhl (Quark) 7.56 53 Lauren Franges (Victory Brewing) 8.38 54 Maggie Shirley (Genesis Scuba/FFCC) 9.08 55 Anne Samplonius (TDS-Schwalbe High Speed Team) 11.28 56 Megan Elliott (Quark) 11.35 57 Emma Rickards (Victory Brewing) 12.03 58 Carli Figueroa (Paramount) 13.28 59 Eszter Horanyi 13.38 60 Kirsten Robbins (Victory Brewing) 13.46 61 Gina Grain (Victory Brewing) 62 Nicole Brandt (Velo Club La Grange) 14.41 63 April Henderson Anderson (Red 5 Racing) 15.32 64 Laura Downey (Velo Club La Grange) 17.45 65 Jill McLaughlin (Palo Alto Bicycles Women's) 19.23 66 Megan Monroe (TDS-Schwalbe High Speed Team) 20.13 67 Sarah Tillotson (ABD) 21.23 68 Stephanie Hannos (Team Basis) 21.28 69 Desira Utzig 23.57 70 Jennifer Franklin (Amgen) 24.02 71 Sophie St-Jacques (Victory Brewing) 24.08 72 Ashlee Zimmer (Windsor Bikes) 25.34 73 Crystal Yap (9th & 9th - SLC) 26.25
