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International Cycling Classic - Superweek - NE
USA, July 8 -24, 2005
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Stage 16 - July 22 : Chase Food Folks & Spokes, Kenosha, WI, 100km
Jelly Belly-Pool Gel makes it two in a row
Pate takes stage while Abraham regains sprint lead
by Mark Zalewski, North American Editor in Kenosha, WI
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Danny Pate (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) shocked nobody today by going in an early break and lapping the field. The former U23 world time trial champion is flying this year, coming off an amazing performance at the USPRO championships. Yesterday, he and teammate Brice Jones lapped the field with fourteen other riders, and the two other Jelly Belly-Pool Gel teammates remaining at this year's Superweek ignited the field with a sizzling lead-out with the sprinter Jones taking the win.
Today, it was up to Pate to take advantage of the lead-out with Alex Candelario and Dave McCook setting the pace. "Dave and Alex were awesome," explained Pate. "Alex went from the first turn and down the back stretch -- and then Dave went so hard I lost his wheel and I couldn't get around him!" But since Pate was up a lap on his teammate, the win went to him with McCook winning the field sprint for seventh.
"I was amazed we lapped the field so fast, but the key teams had a rider in it," said Pate. "After that, it was so fast! Faster than I would have liked it to be!" One of the reasons for the pace increase was the sprint competition featuring Frank Pipp (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) tied with Emile Abraham (Monex.) With four sprint laps on the menu, Pipp and Abraham stayed close to each other. However with Advantage Benefits/Endeavour represented in the break, the team once again had a triple burden of defending the sprint and overall jerseys along with riding for a possible stage win with Nicholas Reistad.
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"It's really tough with three races going on," said Reistad. "We've got guys working for all three, rotating triple duty." Teammate Frank Pipp decided to risk working solo today so that his teammates could focus on the other two areas. "I said to my teammates that I would go freelance today," Pipp explained. "We tried to ride hard for Nick because he has worked really hard."
Taking the opposite tack was Monex, led by veteran sprinter and team director Roberto Gaggioli. After the two leaders traded points on the first two sprints, Monex sent two riders to the line for points in an attempt to put a buffer between Pipp and Abraham. That plan worked for the third sprint with Josh Goodwin placing himself between Abraham and Pipp. "Roberto would lead out the back and Josh would lead to the finish," Abraham said. "As the races go on our riders get fitter, and the team spirit is now up. We really want the red jersey!"
The battle for fastest man in Milwaukee moves to the northside streets tomorrow night for the Great Downer Avenue criterium, featuring a tight triangle-shaped course and crowds as big as they were in Kenosha tonight!
Photography
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- Early race primes motivated a few riders to go off the front.
- Passing the torch - last year's winner and new team director Robbie Ventura races along side his team's captain and overall race leader Karl Menzies (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour.)
- Alex Candelario (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) does his duty marking attempts to bridge up to the break.
- Yep, 100 laps means 400 left turns -- try not to get dizzy.
- Roberto Gaggioli (Monex) digs deep to deliver Emile Abraham to the line ahead of Frank Pipp (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour.)
- With Abraham and Pipp still tied Monex decides to send Josh Goodwin to the line with Abraham to take points away from Pipp.
- Frank Pipp (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) goes for another point ahead of Emile Abraham (Monex.)
- Curtis Gunn (Seasilver) was one of the brave few to attempt unlapping himself.
- Every race mechanic's nighmare - who needs a wheel?
- But the crack team of Jose and Todd of the Volvo-Campagnolo Race Service always deliver with a spring in their step.
- Pipp and Abraham had four sprint laps to battle.
- Jelly Belly-Pool Gel's speedy Dave McCook looks over to make sure teammate Danny Pate gets to the line ahead of the other break riders.
- Emile Abraham (Monex) waves to the crowd after hearing he will be wearing red tomorrow.
- Winner Danny Pate (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) flanked by second place Wendy Cruz (UPMC/ACT) and third place Alexander Gonzalez (Colombian National Team.)
Results
1 Danny Pate (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 2 Wendy Cruz (UPMC/ACT) 3 Alexander Gonzalez (Colombian National Team) 4 Nicholas Reistad (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 5 Roman Kilun (McGuire/Langdale Pro CT) 6 Frank Dierking (ABD Cycling Team) 7 David McCook (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 8 Carlos Alzate (Colombian National Team) 9 Carlos Vargas (Team Monex) 10 Karl Menzies (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 11 Marco Rios (Kahala-LaGrange) 12 Richard England (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 13 Erik Saunders (McGuire/Langdale Pro CT) 14 Steve Tilford (BikeSource) 15 Dennis Haueissen (Team RSH) 16 Erik Lyman (Espoirs de Laval) 17 Carlos Uran (Colombian National Team) 18 Michael Anderson 19 Sergio Hernandez (Veloworx Racing) 20 Darin Divine (Lombardi Sports) 21 Joe Papp (UPMC/ACT) 22 R Curtis Gunn (Team Seasilver (Sea)) 23 Jason Snider (Flanders) 24 Zach Fiocca (Team Hotel San Jose) 25 Jim Baldesare (ABD Cycling Team) 26 Mateo Sasso (UPMC/ACT) 27 Steen Rose (Matrix Cycle Club) 28 Colin Beardsley (McGuire/Langdale Pro CT) 29 Skyler Bishop (Olympic Club) 30 Mark Van Gemert (Team Mack) 31 (unknown rider) 32 Brad Armstrong (Colonels) 33 Robert Kron (Team Mack) 34 Zach Reed (Mesa Cycles Racing Team) 35 Michael Macedon (Team Mack) 36 Ryan Nenninger (ABD Cycling Team) 37 Billy Clark (Morgan Stanley/Specialized) 38 Reid Mumford (ABD Cycling Team) 39 Joshua Carter (Subway) 40 Michael Lanyon (Mesa Cycles Racing Team) 41 Ho Ting Kwok (Hong Kong National Team) 42 Geoffrey Rosebrock (North Carolina State U Cycling) 43 Carlos Julian Quintero (Colombian National Team) 44 Jacob Rytlewski (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 45 David Chernosky (Torelli) 46 Brett Stewart (ABD Cycling Team) 47 John Hughes (Advantage Benefits Endeavour Cycling Club) 48 Jack Nielsen (Team Wisconsin) 49 Chris Strout (Team Mack) 50 (unknown rider) 51 (unknown rider) 52 Paul Sumner (GS Lombardi Sports) 53 Scott Veggeberg (GS Tenzing) 54 Stephen Spencer (Mesa Cycles Racing Team) 55 Bill Stolte (HRRC) 56 Alexander Candelario (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 57 (unknown rider) 58 David Sachs (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 59 Peter Femal (Subway) 60 (unknown rider) 61 Seth Hansley (Park City Cycling Academy) 62 Jose Serpa (Colombian National Team) 63 (unknown rider) 64 Patrick McGlynn (Veloworx Racing) 65 Trevor Lister (Mesa Cycles Racing Team) 66 Martin Adamczyk (DHL/Servisco/Warszawa) 67 Siu Yin Kwong (Hong Kong National Team) 68 Scott Jackson (Northeast Regional) 69 (unknown rider) 70 Darren Pipp (Advantage Benefits Endeavour Cycling Club) 71 Gregory Coburn (Vegas Velo Racing Team) 72 Robert Newman (GS Lombardi Sports) 73 Mikkel Bossen (Team Oregon) 74 Scott Perarson (The Bike Shop) 75 Arles Castro (Colombian National Team) 76 (unknown rider) 77 Brian Hammer (Hampshire Cycle Club) 78 William Innes (GS Lombardi Sports) 79 Lucas Wall (ABD Cycling Team) 80 Duane Dickey (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 81 Jake Dufresne (Salsa Cycles) 82 Dennis Guikema (RHVilla.com) 83 Garrett Peltonen (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 84 Nathan Miller (Team Monex) 85 Robert Sczepurek (Team RSH) Sprint 1 1 Carlos Alzate (Colombian National Team) 2 Alvaro Taraguila (UPMC/ACT) 3 Alexander Candelario (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 4 Randy Reichardt (Hauln Ass Racing Team(HART)) 5 Jens Mouris (AXA Cycling Team) 6 Emile Abraham (Team Monex) 7 Frank Pipp (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) Sprint 2 1 Frank Pipp (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 2 Emile Abraham (Team Monex) 3 Joe Papp (UPMC/ACT) 4 David Sachs (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 5 Michael Lanyon (Mesa Cycles Racing Team) 6 Karl Menzies (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 7 Kirk Albers (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) Sprint 3 1 R Curtis Gunn (Team Seasilver (Sea)) 2 Emile Abraham (Team Monex) 3 Joshua Goodwin (Team Monex) 4 Frank Pipp (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 5 Andrew Crater (Wheel and Sprocket) 6 Roberto Gaggioli (Monex) 7 Joe Papp (UPMC/ACT) Sprint 4 1 Joshua Goodwin (Team Monex) 2 Emile Abraham (Team Monex) 3 Frank Pipp (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 4 Karl Menzies (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 5 Joe Papp (UPMC/ACT) 6 Carlos Vargas (Team Monex) 7 Nicholas Reistad (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) Overall standings 1 Karl Menzies (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 183 pts 2 Richard England (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 169 3 Carlos Vargas (Team Monex) 169 4 Danny Pate (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 149 5 Jacob Nielsen (Glud & Marstrand Horsens) 149 6 David McCook (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 136 7 Marco Rios (Kahala-LaGrange) 129 8 Jose Serpa (Colombian National Team) 125 9 Andrew Crater (Wheel and Sprocket) 107 10 Brian Jensen (HRRC / Saddlewood/ Specialized/ Bikesour) 104 11 Carlos Alzate (Colombian National Team) 103 12 Erik Saunders (McGuire/Langdale Pro CT) 102 13 Dennis Haueissen (Team RSH) 96 14 Emile Abraham (Team Monex) 93 15 Alexander Candelario (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 92 16 Frank Pipp (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 91 17 Juan Jose Haedo (Colavita Olive Oil/Sutter Home) 77 18 Greg Henderson (Health Net/Maxxis) 77 19 Caleb Manion (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 77 20 Jason Allen (McGuire/Langdale Pro CT) 73 21 Eddy Hilger (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 72 22 Alexander Gonzalez (Colombian National Team) 70 23 Brian Sheedy (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 70 24 John Murphy (Team Krystal) 67 25 Karl Bordine (Helen's Cycles) 67 26 Jonathan Page (Colavita Olive Oil/Sutter Home) 63 27 Garrett Peltonen (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 62 28 Kasper Kloostergaard (Glud & Marstrand Horsens) 57 29 Glen Mitchell (Kodak Gallery/Sierra Nevada) 57 30 John Lieswyn (Health Net/Maxxis) 55 31 Paul Martin (Texas Roadhouse) 55 32 Frank Dierking (ABD Cycling Team) 52 33 Jackson Stewart (Kodak Gallery/Sierra Nevada) 50 34 Jens Mouris (AXA Cycling Team) 45 35 Russell Hamby (Kodak Gallery/Sierra Nevada) 41 36 Wes Hartman (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 40 37 Steve Tilford (BikeSource) 39 38 R Curtis Gunn (Team Seasilver (Sea)) 38 39 Dan Schmatz (Kodak Gallery/Sierra Nevada) 38 40 Armando Cardenas (Colombian National Team) 37 41 Brent Bookwalter (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 35 42 Ben Brooks (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 35 43 Hilton Clarke (Navigators Insurance) 33 44 Nicholas Reistad (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 33 45 Graham Howard (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 31 46 Carlos Uran (Colombian National Team) 30 47 Carlos Julian Quintero (Colombian National Team) 29 48 Joe Papp (UPMC/ACT) 26 49 Wendy Cruz (UPMC/ACT) 25 50 Jamiel Danesh (Hammer Nutrition) 24 51 William Innes (GS Lombardi Sports) 23 52 Bryan Smith (TIAA-CREF) 22 53 Scott Zwizanski (Kodak Gallery/Sierra Nevada) 21 54 Brice Jones (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 20 55 Alexi Martinez (Excel Sports) 20 56 Mateo Sasso (UPMC/ACT) 19 57 Reid Mumford (ABD Cycling Team) 19 58 Joshua Carter (Subway) 19 59 Alvaro Taraguila (UPMC/ACT) 18 60 Ryan Roth 17 61 Roman Kilun (McGuire/Langdale Pro CT) 16 62 Jacob Stephens (Team Cobblestone) 16 63 Dean LaBerge (GS Lombardi Sports) 16 64 Jason Snow (Cycle Science) 15 65 Aaron Smathers (GS Tenzing) 14 66 Rahsaan Bahati (McGuire/Langdale Pro CT) 14 67 John Puffer (ABD Cycling Team) 14 68 Paul Che (Sotheby's) 14 69 Victor Ayala (Kahala-LaGrange) 14 70 Robert White (PCW Cycling) 13 71 Arles Castro (Colombian National Team) 13 72 Kirk Albers (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 12 73 Russell Langley (Snow Valley) 12 74 Sebastian Alexandre (Colavita Olive Oil/Sutter Home) 11 75 Todd Herriott (Colavita Olive Oil/Sutter Home) 11 76 Bryce Mead (ABD Cycling Team) 11 77 Ward Solar (Team Cobblestone) 11 78 Todd Henriksen (Team Krystal) 11 79 Diego Garavito (Outdoorlights.com) 10 80 Pete Lopinto (Kodak Gallery/Sierra Nevada) 9 81 Erik Lyman (Espoirs de Laval) 9 82 Zach Fiocca (Team Hotel San Jose) 9 83 David Sachs (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 9 84 Joshua Goodwin (Team Monex) 8 85 Scott Allen (Team Rubicon) 7 86 Ryan Nenninger (ABD Cycling Team) 7 87 Stephen Spencer (Mesa Cycles Racing Team) 6 88 Tyler Wren (Colavita Olive Oil/Sutter Home) 6 89 Jacob Rubelt (Team Krystal) 6 90 Robert Sczepurek (Team RSH) 5 91 Patrick Briggs (Cal Giant / Village Peddler) 5 92 Mark Southard (Excel Sports Boulder) 5 93 Marco Aledia (Texas Roadhouse) 4 94 Michael Ebert (ABD Cycling Team) 4 95 Aram Dellalian (Amgen Cycling Club) 4 96 Michael Anderson 3 97 JD Bergmann (McGuire Cycling) 3 98 Darin Divine (Lombardi Sports) 3 99 Duane Dickey (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 3 100 Brian Bibens (Nalley Automotive) 3 101 Sergio Hernandez (Veloworx Racing) 2 102 Devon Vigus (McGuire/Langdale Pro CT) 2 103 John Acker (Wheel & Sprocket) 2 104 Michael Lanyon (Mesa Cycles Racing Team) 2 105 John DeLong (Snow Valley) 2 106 James Van Toever (Krystal) 1 Sprint standings 1 Emile Abraham (Team Monex) 147 pts 2 Frank Pipp (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 144 3 Andrew Crater (Wheel and Sprocket) 80 4 Karl Menzies (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 74 5 Garrett Peltonen (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 63 6 Carlos Alzate (Colombian National Team) 40 7 Nicholas Reistad (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 36 8 Alexander Gonzalez (Colombian National Team) 34 9 Jens Mouris (AXA Cycling Team) 34 10 Alexander Candelario (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 32 11 Joe Papp (UPMC/ACT) 31 12 Reid Mumford (ABD Cycling Team) 21 13 John Lieswyn (Health Net/Maxxis) 21 14 Eddy Hilger (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 20 15 Paul Martin (Texas Roadhouse) 18 16 Jacob Nielsen (Glud & Marstrand Horsens) 17 17 Greg Henderson (Health Net/Maxxis) 15 18 R Curtis Gunn (Team Seasilver (Sea)) 14 19 Joshua Goodwin (Team Monex) 14 20 Brian Jensen (HRRC / Saddlewood/ Specialized/ Bikesour) 14 21 Carlos Vargas (Team Monex) 14 22 Danny Pate (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 14 23 Jonathan Page (Colavita Olive Oil/Sutter Home) 13 24 Erik Saunders (McGuire/Langdale Pro CT) 13 25 John Murphy (Team Krystal) 12 26 Alvaro Taraguila (UPMC/ACT) 11 27 Frank Dierking (ABD Cycling Team) 10 28 Hilton Clarke (Navigators Insurance) 10 29 Karl Bordine (Helen's Cycles) 9 30 Patrick Briggs (Cal Giant / Village Peddler) 9 31 Carlos Uran (Colombian National Team) 8 32 David McCook (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 7 33 Richard England (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 6 34 Diego Garavito (Outdoorlights.com) 6 35 Rahsaan Bahati (McGuire/Langdale Pro CT) 5 36 David Sachs (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 5 37 Erik Lyman (Espoirs de Laval) 5 38 Brent Bookwalter (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 5 39 Jacob Stephens (Team Cobblestone) 5 40 Glen Mitchell (Kodak Gallery/Sierra Nevada) 5 41 Randy Reichardt (Hauln Ass Racing Team(HART)) 4 42 Todd Herriott (Colavita Olive Oil/Sutter Home) 4 43 Scott Zwizanski (Kodak Gallery/Sierra Nevada) 4 44 Juan Jose Haedo (Colavita Olive Oil/Sutter Home) 4 45 Bennet Van der Genugten (Honey Stinger/Spinergy Cycling Team) 4 46 Carlos Julian Quintero (Colombian National Team) 4 47 Brian Sheedy (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) 4 48 Pete Lopinto (Kodak Gallery/Sierra Nevada) 4 49 Michael Lanyon (Mesa Cycles Racing Team) 3 50 Matty Rice (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 3 51 kevin Attkinson (Texas Roadhouse) 3 52 Jackson Stewart (Kodak Gallery/Sierra Nevada) 3 53 Steen Rose (Matrix Cycle Club) 3 54 John Puffer (ABD Cycling Team) 3 55 Roberto Gaggioli (Monex) 2 56 Stephen Spencer (Mesa Cycles Racing Team) 2 57 Nathan Miller (Team Monex) 2 58 Jason Allen (McGuire/Langdale Pro CT) 2 59 Ben Brooks (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 2 60 Duane Dickey (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 2 61 John Acker (Wheel & Sprocket) 2 62 Aram Dellalian (Amgen Cycling Club) 2 63 Dennis Haueissen (Team RSH) 2 64 Kirk Albers (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 1 65 Mateo Sasso (UPMC/ACT) 1 66 Dan Schmatz (Kodak Gallery/Sierra Nevada) 1 67 Caleb Manion (Jelly Belly/PoolGel) 1 68 Daniel Underwood (Transrapid-USA.com Cycling) 1 69 Whitey DeBroux (Pro Peloton/Paketa) 1 70 Robert White (PCW Cycling) 1
