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Tour of Pennsylvania - 2.2
USA, June 24-29, 2008
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Stage 1b - June 24: Criterium - Philadelphia, 30mi / 50km
Holloway takes crit; Van Vooren keeps yellow
By Kirsten Robbins in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Current US national criterium champion, Daniel Holloway (VMG-Felt) proved he was on good form in the American Eagle Outfitters Tour of Pennsylvania's stage 1B criterium, taking a convincing field sprint win ahead of Jacob Keough (Kelly Benefit Strategies-Medifast) and Christoff Van Heerden (Konica Minolta Continental).
"I think my fitness is better than what I thought it was coming into the race," said Holloway. "It was a huge team effort all the way from the riders to our director Chan McRae and to the mechanics and staff getting our bikes perfect. The team executed on every level from attacking to covering and they really made my job easy – They did their job and I did mine."
VMG-Felt organised a timely lead-out for their winning sprinter with three laps to go, a much needed effort to control an aggressive field. A strong performance from the Kelly Benefit Strategies-Medifast quickly took over the lead in the crucial finale 800 metres.
"But the guys came together and put their heads down and stuck it out for me," said Holloway, who got a head start on runner up Keough through the last corner. "They put everything into me and it feels really good that they believed in me that way."
By virtue of winning the stage, the young American sprinter kicked off the start of the green jersey point's competition. The precious points are only available at the finish line of each stage.
"It is a long race and these are really good U-25 riders," said Holloway. "We have to wait and see how things shape out over the next few stages. A break could go away and take all the points or my guys could do another lead-out to take points. We need to play it by ear for now."
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There were no time bonuses available during the criterium. Thus, the Belgian prologue specialist Steven Van Vooren (Johan Brunyeel Cycling Academy), who finished mid-bunch, maintained his three-second overall lead, set in the morning's three-kilometre time trial, ahead of Keven LaCombe (Kelly Benefit Strategies-Medifast) and Christoff Van Heerden (Konica Minolta Continental).
"I think the race was a little sketchy and I wanted to keep it safe," said race leader Van Vooren, who noted the similarities between the American criterium racing and the Belgian Kermes races.
"I'm used to the speed but I was content to just sit in tonight. We tried to hold back and keep the field together. We didn't have to do pretty much. The sprinters did their job and we sat back and let them do their thing."
A warm sunny evening welcomed the 120 riders to the start of the stage 1B Philadelphia two-kilometre criterium, to complete 25 laps of a more technical rendition of the morning's three-kilometre prologue.
Arguably the most aggressive rider in the bunch, Stefano Barberi (Z Team), led the way in a series of efforts that forced the strength of the fresh faced U-25 peloton to reveal itself.
"It's kind of a weird field because there are a lot of riders who are unknown so it was good to test the legs of the other riders just to see who is out there," said Barberi, who admitted to taking multiple chances in lieu of not having a pure sprinter available for the finale.
The Konica Minolta Continental team from South Africa proved their strength reacting to many of the early attacks launched from American Team's like the Z-Team, Waste Management, California Giant berry Farms and Sakonnet.
Van Heerden landed the third place on the podium in both prologue and criterium. The South African noted that the criterium was more aggressive than he had anticipated, though pleased with his team's participation in the fireworks.
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"It was really aggressive the whole time and we had to cover a lot of the moves," said Van Heerden. "We were hoping to get a group away but everyone seemed to want it to stay together. So with a couple of laps to go we saw it was going to be a field sprint we decided to sit in and wait for the sprint."
Team VMG-Felt became increasingly more active as the criterium progressed to it's final laps, driving the pace with enough speed to cause separations to form in mid-bunch. One team noted as being relatively quiet was Kelly Benefit Strategies-Medifast who placed two riders in the top five during the morning's time trial.
"We were all about the field sprint tonight," said second placed Jacob Keough, who signed with the professional American team last week. "We had our top time trialist at the front in the lead-out, so they were super fast."
After returning to the field from a late race breakaway, Holloway and his VMG-Felt squad rallied at the front with three laps to go with its sprinter in tow. "I rode into some moves because we had to cover all aspects of the race. We couldn't afford to let moves go. I went into moves that I thought would stick and put myself in all the fright positions to do well, in the end we did a great lead out and it turned out perfect."
Photography
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Images by Kelvin M Gustilo
- Turner Johnson (Penn St Cancer Inst-GPOA-Cannondale) in the first crash in the early laps of the criterium
- Man down!
- The peloton passes somewhat safely
- Johnson is stunned
- Other riders avoided Johnson but they were close calls.
- Johnson gets up and grabs his bottle
- Jackie Simes (TIME Pro Cycling) in the second crash in the early laps of the criterium.
- Dutch cyclist Jelmer Asjes (Global Cycling) elegantly crashes into Jackie Simes in the early laps of the criterium.
- Asjes hits the ground a bit less elegantly and rather painfully.
- The race goes on leaving carnage in its wake.
- The pack swerves to avoid the crash involving Jackie Simes (TIME Pro Cycling) and Jelmer Asjes (Global Cycling).
- Jackie Simes (TIME Pro Cycling) soldiers on after his crash
- The setting sun backlights the sprint for the finish line.
- Daniel Holloway (VMG/Felt) celebrates his victory in the criterium. Jacob Keough (Kelly Benefit/Medifast) came in second and Christoff van Heerden (Konica Minolta) third.
- Daniel Holloway was the fastest sprinter in the evening sprint affair.
Images by Scott Schaffrick
- Ronald McDonald greets the young riders as they sign in for the evenings fun.
- The train started early and blew many engines before the finish.
- David Guttenplan (Time Pro Cycling Team) taking his turn on the front and setting the pace.
- Stefano Barberi (Z-TeaM Pro Cycling Team) working to keep the pace up.
- Daniel Holloway pulling of the win in a sprint finish.
Results
1 Daniel Holloway (USA) VMG/Felt 1.03.40 (46.997 km/h) 2 Jacob Keough (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling 3 Christo Van Heerden (RSA) Konica Minolta Continental Cycling Team 4 Keven Lacombe (Can) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling 5 Erik Barlevav (USA) TIME Pro Cycling 6 Sheldon Deeny (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 7 Eric Schildge (USA) Fiordifrutta Cycling Team 8 Kiel Reijnen (USA) Team Waste Management/Racelab U23 9 Dennis Luyt (Ned) Global Cycling 10 Gaston Aguero (Arg) Esco-Telefonicos Argentina 11 Alex Boyd (USA) Team Waste Management/Racelab U23 12 Michael Chauner (USA) PA Lightning 13 Bjorn Selander (USA) Team Waste Management/Racelab U23 14 David Guttenplan (USA) TIME Pro Cycling 15 Steven Van Vooren (Bel) Johan Bruyneel Cycling Academy 16 Mathias Kupke (Ger) Team Stadler 17 Demis Aleman (Arg) Esco-Telefonicos Argentina 18 Max Jenkins (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 19 David Veilleux (Can) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling 20 Nick Frey (USA) TIME Pro Cycling 21 Adrian Gerrits (USA) Team VRC: NOW-MS Society 22 Peter Stetina (USA) VMG/Felt 23 Peter Salon (USA) VMG/Felt 24 Mark Batty (Can) Team RACE Pro 25 Stefano Barberi (Bra) ZTeaM 26 Herman Fouche (RSA) Konica Minolta Continental Cycling Team 27 Sven Forberger (Ger) Team Stadler 28 Alex Howes (USA) VMG/Felt 29 Benjamin King (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling 30 Nick Keough (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 31 Cheyne Hoag (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 32 Ryan Baumann (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 33 Michael Stoop (USA) TIME Pro Cycling 34 Sean Mazich (USA) Team Waste Management/Racelab U23 35 Caleb Fairly (USA) VMG/Felt 36 Aaron Pool (USA) Johan Bruyneel Cycling Academy 37 Sander Aardenburg (Ned) Global Cycling 38 Joel Dion-Poitras (Can) Team RACE Pro 39 Chad Beyer (USA) ZTeaM 40 Eric Riggs (USA) ZTeaM 41 Hayden Brooks (Aus) Fiordifrutta Cycling Team 42 Alex Welch (USA) Team VRC: NOW-MS Society 43 Daniel Furmston (Aus) Praties Cycling Team 44 Travis Allen (RSA) Konica Minolta Continental Cycling Team 45 Pieter Seyffert (RSA) Konica Minolta Continental Cycling Team 46 Geert Dijkshoorn (Ned) Global Cycling 47 Dennis Van Niekerk (RSA) Konica Minolta Continental Cycling Team 48 Peter Horn (USA) Johan Bruyneel Cycling Academy 49 Elliot Gaunt (USA) Penn St Cancer Inst-GPOA-Cannondale 50 Travis Burandt (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 51 Adam Branfman (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 52 Ben Showman (USA) PA Lightning 53 Walker Savidge (USA) VMG/Felt 54 Turner Johnson (USA) Penn St Cancer Inst-GPOA-Cannondale 55 Josh Lipka (USA) Fiordifrutta Cycling Team 56 Adam Farabaugh (USA) Penn St Cancer Inst-GPOA-Cannondale 57 Gustavo Borcard (Arg) Esco-Telefonicos Argentina 58 Taylor Brown (USA) PA Lightning 59 David Nelson (USA) Johan Bruyneel Cycling Academy 60 Dylan Newell (Aus) Praties Cycling Team 61 Mark Pozniak (Can) Team RACE Pro 62 John Parish (USA) Team Waste Management/Racelab U23 63 Eric Chrabot (USA) PA Lightning 64 Christopher Ruhl (USA) PA Lightning 65 James Driscoll (USA) Fiordifrutta Cycling Team 66 Keir Plaice (Can) Team RACE Pro 67 Jelmer Asjes (Ned) Global Cycling 68 Jori Pol (Ned) Global Cycling 69 Mathijs Timmer (Ned) Global Cycling 70 Charles Marzot (USA) Fiordifrutta Cycling Team 71 Vincent Roberge (USA) Johan Bruyneel Cycling Academy 72 Joshua Wilson (Aus) Praties Cycling Team 73 Adam Thuss (Can) Team RACE Pro 74 Phil Gaimon (USA) Fiordifrutta Cycling Team 75 Clay Murfet (Aus) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling 76 Brett Jacoby (USA) Penn St Cancer Inst-GPOA-Cannondale 77 Andrew Hunt (Can) Team RACE Pro 78 Andrew Baker (USA) TIME Pro Cycling 79 Tyler Dibble (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 80 Marcos Santucho (Arg) Esco-Telefonicos Argentina 81 Christopher Kuhl (USA) Penn St Cancer Inst-GPOA-Cannondale 82 James Camut (USA) Johan Bruyneel Cycling Academy 83 Shawn Rosenthal (USA) ZTeaM 84 Stevie Cullinan (USA) Team Waste Management/Racelab U23 85 Peter Rennie (NZl) Team VRC: NOW-MS Society 86 Toni Franke (Ger) Team Stadler 0.31 87 Chance Noble (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 0.35 88 Mohamed Aounseghir (Alg) Konica Minolta Continental Cycling Team 89 Nick Martinez (USA) Team VRC: NOW-MS Society 90 Ben Grieve-Johnson (Aus) Praties Cycling Team 91 Jackie Simes (USA) TIME Pro Cycling 92 Jeff Salvitti (USA) PA Lightning 93 Michael Kreutzburg (Ger) Team Stadler 94 Nathaniel English (USA) ZTeaM 0.54 95 Julian Martinez (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 96 Justin Brown (USA) Penn St Cancer Inst-GPOA-Cannondale 1.50 97 Timothy Walker (Aus) Praties Cycling Team 1.54 98 Eric Losak (USA) Team VRC: NOW-MS Society 1.59 99 Chris Steffanoni (Aus) Team VRC: NOW-MS Society 2.06 100 Leandro Bottaso (Arg) Esco-Telefonicos Argentina 2.29 101 Reid Pletcher (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 2.32 102 Nicholas Agate (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 2.36 DNF Mark Hinnen (Can) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling DNF Justin Laue (USA) ZTeaM Young rider 1 Eric Schildge (USA) Fiordifrutta Cycling Team 1.03.40 2 Bjorn Selander (USA) Team Waste Management/Racelab U23 3 Mathias Kupke (Ger) Team Stadler 4 Peter Salon (USA) VMG/Felt 5 Alex Howes (USA) VMG/Felt 6 Benjamin King (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling 7 Nick Keough (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 8 Cheyne Hoag (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 9 Travis Burandt (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 10 Walker Savidge (USA) VMG/Felt 11 Adam Farabaugh (USA) Penn St Cancer Inst-GPOA-Cannondale 12 Gustavo Borcard (Arg) Esco-Telefonicos Argentina 13 Taylor Brown (USA) PA Lightning 14 Keir Plaice (Can) Team RACE Pro 15 Mathijs Timmer (Ned) Global Cycling 16 Clay Murfet (Aus) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling 17 Brett Jacoby (USA) Penn St Cancer Inst-GPOA-Cannondale 18 Andrew Hunt (Can) Team RACE Pro 19 Andrew Baker (USA) TIME Pro Cycling 20 Toni Franke (Ger) Team Stadler 0.31 21 Chance Noble (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 0.35 22 Ben Grieve-Johnson (Aus) Praties Cycling Team 23 Jackie Simes (USA) TIME Pro Cycling 24 Jeff Salvitti (USA) PA Lightning 25 Julian Martinez (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 0.54 26 Reid Pletcher (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 2.32 DNF Mark Hinnen (Can) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling GC 1 Steven Van Vooren (Bel) Johan Bruyneel Cycling Academy 1.07.58 2 Keven Lacombe (Can) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling 0.03 3 Christo Van Heerden (RSA) Konica Minolta Continental Cycling Team 0.04 4 David Veilleux (Can) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling 0.05 5 Dylan Newell (Aus) Praties Cycling Team 0.07 6 Ryan Baumann (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 0.08 7 Andrew Baker (USA) TIME Pro Cycling 0.09 8 Michael Stoop (USA) TIME Pro Cycling 9 Stefano Barberi (Bra) ZTeaM 0.10 10 Daniel Holloway (USA) VMG/Felt 0.12 11 Pieter Seyffert (RSA) Konica Minolta Continental Cycling Team 12 Adrian Gerrits (USA) Team VRC: NOW-MS Society 0.13 13 Caleb Fairly (USA) VMG/Felt 14 Nick Frey (USA) TIME Pro Cycling 15 Herman Fouche (RSA) Konica Minolta Continental Cycling Team 0.14 16 Gustavo Borcard (Arg) Esco-Telefonicos Argentina 17 Sven Forberger (Ger) Team Stadler 18 Gaston Aguero (Arg) Esco-Telefonicos Argentina 19 Peter Stetina (USA) VMG/Felt 20 Aaron Pool (USA) Johan Bruyneel Cycling Academy 21 Michael Chauner (USA) PA Lightning 22 Mark Pozniak (Can) Team RACE Pro 0.15 23 Kiel Reijnen (USA) Team Waste Management/Racelab U23 24 Walker Savidge (USA) VMG/Felt 25 Alex Boyd (USA) Team Waste Management/Racelab U23 26 Josh Lipka (USA) Fiordifrutta Cycling Team 0.16 27 Travis Allen (RSA) Konica Minolta Continental Cycling Team 28 Tyler Dibble (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 29 James Driscoll (USA) Fiordifrutta Cycling Team 0.17 30 Nick Keough (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 31 Peter Salon (USA) VMG/Felt 32 Stevie Cullinan (USA) Team Waste Management/Racelab U23 0.18 33 Travis Burandt (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 34 Eric Schildge (USA) Fiordifrutta Cycling Team 35 Demis Aleman (Arg) Esco-Telefonicos Argentina 36 David Guttenplan (USA) TIME Pro Cycling 37 Bjorn Selander (USA) Team Waste Management/Racelab U23 38 Daniel Furmston (Aus) Praties Cycling Team 0.19 39 Alex Welch (USA) Team VRC: NOW-MS Society 0.20 40 Peter Rennie (NZl) Team VRC: NOW-MS Society 41 Benjamin King (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling 42 Ben Showman (USA) PA Lightning 43 Chad Beyer (USA) ZTeaM 44 Sheldon Deeny (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 45 Shawn Rosenthal (USA) ZTeaM 46 Cheyne Hoag (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 47 Joshua Wilson (Aus) Praties Cycling Team 0.21 48 Sander Aardenburg (Ned) Global Cycling 49 Adam Thuss (Can) Team RACE Pro 50 Keir Plaice (Can) Team RACE Pro 51 Mathias Kupke (Ger) Team Stadler 0.22 52 Geert Dijkshoorn (Ned) Global Cycling 53 Phil Gaimon (USA) Fiordifrutta Cycling Team 54 Erik Barlevav (USA) TIME Pro Cycling 55 Hayden Brooks (Aus) Fiordifrutta Cycling Team 56 Alex Howes (USA) VMG/Felt 0.23 57 Jelmer Asjes (Ned) Global Cycling 58 Clay Murfet (Aus) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling 59 David Nelson (USA) Johan Bruyneel Cycling Academy 60 Jacob Keough (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling 0.24 61 Sean Mazich (USA) Team Waste Management/Racelab U23 62 Mark Batty (Can) Team RACE Pro 63 James Camut (USA) Johan Bruyneel Cycling Academy 64 Marcos Santucho (Arg) Esco-Telefonicos Argentina 65 Adam Farabaugh (USA) Penn St Cancer Inst-GPOA-Cannondale 0.25 66 Turner Johnson (USA) Penn St Cancer Inst-GPOA-Cannondale 67 Dennis Luyt (Ned) Global Cycling 68 John Parish (USA) Team Waste Management/Racelab U23 0.26 69 Christopher Kuhl (USA) Penn St Cancer Inst-GPOA-Cannondale 70 Vincent Roberge (USA) Johan Bruyneel Cycling Academy 71 Andrew Hunt (Can) Team RACE Pro 72 Max Jenkins (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 73 Joel Dion-Poitras (Can) Team RACE Pro 0.27 74 Mathijs Timmer (Ned) Global Cycling 75 Eric Riggs (USA) ZTeaM 76 Jori Pol (Ned) Global Cycling 0.29 77 Adam Branfman (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 0.30 78 Brett Jacoby (USA) Penn St Cancer Inst-GPOA-Cannondale 0.31 79 Christopher Ruhl (USA) PA Lightning 80 Charles Marzot (USA) Fiordifrutta Cycling Team 0.32 81 Elliot Gaunt (USA) Penn St Cancer Inst-GPOA-Cannondale 0.33 82 Taylor Brown (USA) PA Lightning 83 Peter Horn (USA) Johan Bruyneel Cycling Academy 0.34 84 Eric Chrabot (USA) PA Lightning 0.42 85 Chance Noble (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 0.53 86 Ben Grieve-Johnson (Aus) Praties Cycling Team 0.55 87 Jackie Simes (USA) TIME Pro Cycling 0.56 88 Nick Martinez (USA) Team VRC: NOW-MS Society 1.00 89 Mohamed Aounseghir (Alg) Konica Minolta Continental Cycling Team 1.01 90 Toni Franke (Ger) Team Stadler 1.05 91 Nathaniel English (USA) ZTeaM 1.07 92 Jeff Salvitti (USA) PA Lightning 1.15 93 Michael Kreutzburg (Ger) Team Stadler 1.19 94 Dennis Van Niekerk (RSA) Konica Minolta Continental Cycling Team 1.22 95 Julian Martinez (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 1.37 96 Timothy Walker (Aus) Praties Cycling Team 2.19 97 Justin Brown (USA) Penn St Cancer Inst-GPOA-Cannondale 2.30 98 Eric Losak (USA) Team VRC: NOW-MS Society 2.31 99 Chris Steffanoni (Aus) Team VRC: NOW-MS Society 2.37 100 Reid Pletcher (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 2.51 101 Leandro Bottaso (Arg) Esco-Telefonicos Argentina 2.56 102 Nicholas Agate (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 3.14 Points classification 1 Daniel Holloway (USA) VMG/Felt 2 Jacob Keough (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling 3 Christo Van Heerden (RSA) Konica Minolta Continental Cycling Team 4 Keven Lacombe (Can) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling 5 Erik Barlevav (USA) TIME Pro Cycling 6 Sheldon Deeny (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 7 Eric Schildge (USA) Fiordifrutta Cycling Team 8 Kiel Reijnen (USA) Team Waste Management/Racelab U23 9 Dennis Luyt (Ned) Global Cycling 10 Gaston Aguero (Arg) Esco-Telefonicos Argentina Young rider classification 1 Andrew Baker (USA) TIME Pro Cycling 1.08.07 2 Gustavo Borcard (Arg) Esco-Telefonicos Argentina 0.05 3 Walker Savidge (USA) VMG/Felt 0.06 4 Nick Keough (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 0.08 5 Peter Salon (USA) VMG/Felt 6 Travis Burandt (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 0.09 7 Eric Schildge (USA) Fiordifrutta Cycling Team 8 Bjorn Selander (USA) Team Waste Management/Racelab U23 9 Benjamin King (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling 0.11 10 Cheyne Hoag (USA) Sakonnet Technology U25 Team 11 Keir Plaice (Can) Team RACE Pro 0.12 12 Mathias Kupke (Ger) Team Stadler 0.13 13 Alex Howes (USA) VMG/Felt 0.14 14 Clay Murfet (Aus) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast Pro Cycling 15 Adam Farabaugh (USA) Penn St Cancer Inst-GPOA-Cannondale 0.16 16 Andrew Hunt (Can) Team RACE Pro 0.17 17 Mathijs Timmer (Ned) Global Cycling 0.18 18 Brett Jacoby (USA) Penn St Cancer Inst-GPOA-Cannondale 0.22 19 Taylor Brown (USA) PA Lightning 0.24 20 Chance Noble (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 0.44 21 Ben Grieve-Johnson (Aus) Praties Cycling Team 0.46 22 Jackie Simes (USA) TIME Pro Cycling 0.47 23 Toni Franke (Ger) Team Stadler 0.56 24 Jeff Salvitti (USA) PA Lightning 1.06 25 Julian Martinez (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 1.28 26 Reid Pletcher (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized 2.42 Teams classification 1 Kelly Benefit/Medifast 3.24.22 2 Konica Minolta 0.02 3 TIME Pro Cycling 0.03 4 Johan Bruyneel Cycling Ac 0.09 5 VMG/Felt 0.11 6 ZTeaM 0.15 7 Sakonnet Technology " " 8 Esco-Telefonicos Argentin 0.18 9 Praties Cycling Team " " 10 Waste Management/Racelab 0.20 11 Fiordifrutta Cycling Team 0.23 12 VRC: NOW-MS Society 0.25 13 Team RACE Pro 0.29 14 PA Lightning 0.37 15 Global Cycling 0.38 16 Penn St Cancer/GPOA/Canno 0.48 17 CA Giant Berry/Specialize 1.00 18 Team Stadler 1.13
