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Redlands Bicycle Classic - 2.5/2.9.2
Redlands, California, March 23-28, 2004
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Stage 3 - March 26: The Sun Panorama Point Road Race, 67.6/97.6km
Bessette takes yellow; Horner in cruise control
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For the fourth day in a row, Chris Horner (Webcor Builders) stamped his dominance on the 2004 Redlands Bicycle Classic by bridging up to the early break in the late stages of the race. In the women's race, Kristin Armstrong (T-Mobile) took a convincing win in today's Sun Panorama Road Race, outsprinting her two breakaway companions. Initiator of the break, Lyne Bessette (Quark), made up time on previous race leader Genevieve Jeanson and now wears the yellow jersey going into stage four.
Men's report
Rather than blow right past his opposition to another stage victory, Horner instead swept up the remnants of the break one by one, and drove to the finish with the others barely hanging on for the ride. At the line it, was Ivan Dominguez (Colavita-Bolla) getting the better of Danny Pate (Health Net) and Cesar Grajales (Jittery Joe's) by a bike length for his first win of the season. Afterward Dominguez was clearly in good spirits while joking with the press. At one point, the Cuban immigrant was explaining to a local reporter how he defected to the US and added with a chuckle, "Fidel Castro, he no like me no more."
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On the course it was no joking matter, as Dominguez jumped in the early move in part to protect the green points jersey of team-mate Aaron Olson. With him were Danny Pate and Mike Sayers from Health Net/Maxxis, Alex Candelario of Jelly Belly-Aramark and Kevin Brouchard-Hall from the U23 US National Team. As the laps ticked by, it looked like they would stay away to sprint it out among themselves as none of them were a threat to Chris Horners' GC lead. Horner in fact stated afterward that his Webcor team would have been happy to let them have a solid five minutes. Other teams including Monex and Sierra Nevada were not content to let the stage win go though, and the gap was kept to within two and a half minutes.
Up front, it was Health Net playing the numbers game as the only team in the break with more than one rider. Danny Pate went up the road with a lap and a half to go and quickly built a 14 second gap over lone chaser Kevin Brouchard-Hall. Just behind them Sayers, Candelario and Dominguez played a bit of cat and mouse as they approached the main climb for the final time.
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At the same time that Pate made his move, Horner sensed the break was still within reach and sent his team to the front. On the final climb, it was Cesar Grajales (Jittery Joe's) setting the pace at the head of the main field with Horner on his wheel. Two thirds of the way up the climb as the grade leveled out, Horner took time to glance back, only to find that he and Grajales were all alone.
Feeling that it wouldn't hurt to get a little more time on his rivals before Sunday's difficult Sunset Road Race, Horner took up the pacemaking himself and from that point on, it was all aboard on the Horner Express as he rode like a runaway freight train to the finish. Over the top of the KOM, the Horner and Grajales duo picked up Dominguez first and then reeled in the others one by one.
Dominguez was very appreciative of Horner's late race efforts that he obviously benefited greatly from, saying: "He [Horner] was the man. He was driving it from the KOM to the finish." And from behind that incredibly long leadout, the light-hearted Cuban sprang to a stage victory in his first ever appearance at Redlands.
Women's report
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The women's road race comprised four laps of a 16.9km loop making up 67.6km. Within each lap was a gradual climb where the feed zone was situated, followed shortly after by the main climb of the day. The climb starts with an s-turn that is about 8% in gradient and then turns left where riders face a 20% wall which later levels out towards the top. The climb is tough and traditionally causes carnage in the bunch.
In the women's race, an early break formed in lap one, consisting of Amy Moore (Quark), Grace Fleury (Genesis Scuba) Melanie Quaid (Ford Racing) and Kate Maher (Team Basis). Their lead got out to about two minutes at it's greatest point with the Rona team not able to reel it it. By the third lap, only three of the aforementioned riders remained, having a 20" lead on the rest of the field.
It was early on the climb of this third lap that Bessette made her move with a strong attack. She took Sue Palmer Komar (Genesis Scuba) and Armstrong with her and drove the break gaining time on Christine Thorburn (Webcor) who was just off the back. The peloton were another 10" back on Thorburn by the time the race had reached the top of the climb, with Jeanson leading the chase.
When the trio caught the original break, Bessette had the help of her teammate Moore, who drove the new break until the base of the final climb. With the peloton splitting into pieces, the race became a war of attrition with the gap to the front three continutally increasing. Thiis gave Bessette every chance of overtaking the tour lead on the road.
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Behind, Jeanson was chasing hard desperately trying to save her yellow jersey to no avail. The break stayed away to the finish, with Moore and the rest of original break getting caught by small groups on the final climb. With 150m to go Armstrong kicked and took the sprint ahead of Palmer-Komar and Bessette. Finishing 39 seconds ahead of the next group of riders, meant that Bessette became the new tour leader, within Jeanson moving back into second place overall.
Bessette explained her timely move when Cyclingnews caught up with her after the race. "I noticed that the field was having a hard time at the beginning of the climb, so I decided to attack there rather than wait for the steep section. I thought, that way I could gain more time by the top. I also noticed that Jeanson was sitting at the back of the bunch and my teammates were letting me know where she was."
Bessette said that the three in the break worked well together. "We all had something to gain from the break, so it worked out well," she said. "At the end I wasn't worried about the sprint, I was just interested in the yellow jersey.
In the men's race, leader Chris Horner was once again there at the finish in the final five-man group, but Colavita's sprinter Ivan Dominguez took theline honours, breaking Horner's run of stage victories.
Photography
Images by Rob Karman/www.roadbikephotos.com
- Chris Horner (Webcor Builders) was well protected by his team today.
- Trent Klasna (Sierra Nevada) tried to bridge across to the break on lap 3, but was unsuccessful.
- The break - (L to R) Danny Pate, Kevin Brouchard-Hall, Alex Candelario, Mike Sayers, and Ivan Dominguez
- On lap 4, it was Glen Mitchell's (Sierra Nevada) turn to try and bridge the gap.
- With less than a lap to go, it looked like Danny Pate (Health Net/Maxxis) had the stage wrapped up, but Horner swept by and brought Pate's former companions all back together.
- Race leader Chris Horner (Webcor Builders) is shadowed by second-placed overall Cesar Grajales (Jittery Joe's).
- No rest for the weary. For the third day in a row, it was Webcor on the front.
- Ivan Dominguez (Colavita-Bolla) takes the win ahead of a close battle for second between Danny Pate (Health Net) and Cesar Grajales (Jittery Joe's).
- Midway through lap 2, Grace Fleury (Genesis-Scuba), Amy Moore (Quark), Melanie McQuaid (Ford), and Kate Maher (Basis) had a 26 second lead that would eventually went out to two minutes.
- Christine Thorburn (Webcor Builders) was not able to stay with the Lyne Bessette's decisive attack, but did manage to finish with Genevieve Jeanson's select group.
- Lyne Bessette (Quark) used her tactical smarts as well as her fitness to take the leader's jersey from Jeanson.
- Genevieve Jeanson (Rona) is shadowed by Magali LeFloch (Quark).
- Lyne Bessette (Quark) and Kristin Armstrong (T-Mobile) worked well together along with Susan Palmer-Komar (Genesis-Scuba) to gain time on overnight leader Genevieve Jeanson (Rona).
- Genevieve Jeanson (Rona) leads the chase on the final lap.
- Genevieve Jeanson (Rona) focuses on limiting her losses.
- The women's stage podium - Susan Palmer-Komar (Genesis Scuba, 2nd), Kristin Armstrong (T-Mobile, 1st), and Lyne Bessette (Quark, 3rd).
Images by Thomas P. Herrin
- Danny Pate (Health Net/Maxxis) out on his own on the last lap after dropping his breakaway companions.
- Mike Sayers (Health Net/Maxxis) gives it some gas to finish in the second group.
- Alex Candelario (Jelly Belly) still trying hard after a long day in the break; Candelario was the best-placed finisher in the third group.
- Trent Klasna (Sierra Nevada) sitting comfortably in the main chase group.
- Aaron Olson (Colavita Pro Cycling) wears the green jersey of best sprinter.
- Miguel Meza (Team Dare) looks like he'd rather be someplace else.
- Local favorite Chris Zukowski (Reno Wheelmen) finished over nine minutes down.
- Ivan Dominguez (Colavita Pro Cycling) chases down the leaders on his way to victory.
Results
Men 1 Ivan Dominguez (USA) Colavita 2.31.01 2 Danny Pate (USA) Health Net/Maxxis 3 Cesar Grajales (Col) Jittery Joe's Coffee 4 Kevin Bouchard-Hall (USA) U23 National Team 5 Chris Horner (USA) Webcor Builders 6 Jurgen Van Den Broeck (Bel) U.S. Postal Service 0.26 7 Jacob Erker (USA) Seasilver 8 Tim Larkin (USA) Ofoto 9 Glen Mitchell (NZl) Sierra Nevada 10 Justin England (USA) Webcor Builders 11 Adam Bergman (USA) Jelly Belly 12 Davide Frattini (Ita) Team Monex 13 John Lieswyn (USA) Health Net/Maxxis 14 Liam Killeen (GBr) IMPSport 15 Scott Moninger (USA) Health Net/Maxxis 16 Ben Brooks (Aus) Jelly Belly 17 Daniel Rincon (Col) U.S. Postal Service 18 Doug Otterenshaw (USA) Jelly Belly 19 Mike Sayers (USA) Health Net/Maxxis 20 Alex Candelario (USA) Jelly Belly 0.57 21 Zach Walker (USA) Ofoto 22 Jason Bausch (USA) Ofoto 23 Steve Tilford (USA) IMPSport 24 Craig Lewis (USA) TIAA-CREF/5280 25 Masamichi Yamamoto (Jpn) Shimano Racing 26 Hidenori Nodera (Jpn) Shimano Racing 27 Tomoya Kano (Jpn) Shimano Racing 28 John Hunt (USA) Taylor 29 Mark McCormack (USA) Colavita 30 Hisafumi Imanishi (Jpn) Shimano Racing 31 Philip Dixon (GBr) IMPSport 32 Yoshyuki Abe (Jpn) Shimano Racing 33 Ernie Lechuge (USA) Jelly Belly 34 Michael Creed (USA) U.S. Postal Service 35 Eddy Hilger (USA) Gearlink.com 36 Will Frischkorn (USA) Colavita 37 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Sierra Nevada 38 Trent Klasna (USA) Sierra Nevada 39 Yoshimasa Hirose (Jpn) Shimano Racing 1.10 40 Shinri Suzuki (Jpn) Shimano Racing 1.17 41 Bryan Smith (USA) Endeavour Cycling 1.53 42 Aaron Olson (USA) Colavita 43 Todd Herriott (USA) Colavita 44 Enrique Espinoa (Col) Team Monex 45 Gustavo Artacho (USA) Colavita 46 Patrick Carro (USA) Team Monex 47 Chris Wherry (USA) Health Net/Maxxis 48 Walker Ferguson (USA) U23 National Team 49 Caleb Manion (Aus) Jelly Belly 50 Bart Fidelus (USA) Reno Wheelmen 2.19 51 Carlos Vargas (USA) Endeavour Cycling 52 Josh Klikna (USA) McGuire 53 Blake Caldwell (USA) TIAA-CREF/5280 54 Charles Dionne (Can) Webcor Builders 55 Imanol Ayesteran (Spa) Webcor Builders 56 Colin Beardsley (USA) McGuire 3.18 57 Juan Jose Haedo (Arg) Colavita 58 Roddi Lega (Can) Pacific Sport National 59 Tyler Wren (USA) Colavita 60 Derek McMaster (Can) Pacific Sport National 61 Geoff Rapoport (USA) Velo Club LaGrange 62 Russell Hamby (USA) Sierra Nevada 63 Marc Hegenlocher (USA) Webcor Builders 64 Patrick McCarty (USA) U.S. Postal Service 65 Joshua Gernitz (Arg) Reno Wheelmen 66 Jon Tarkington (USA) Global Sales-Healthy Choice 67 Kirk Albers (USA) Jelly Belly 68 Timmy Duggan (USA) TIAA-CREF/5280 69 Kyle Gritters (USA) Team Monex 70 Scott Zwizanski (USA) Ofoto 71 Brice Jones (USA) Health Net/Maxxis 72 Peteer Knudsen (USA) Seasilver 5.34 73 Jed Schneider (USA) Jittery Joe's Coffee 6.36 74 Damon Kluck (USA) U.S. Postal Service 75 Miguel Meza (USA) DARE 76 Todd Terlecki (USA) SDBC-San Diego 77 Chris McGovern (USA) Sierra Nevada 78 Chris Frederick (USA) Aerospace Engineering/Atlas Mining 79 James Mattis (USA) Webcor Builders 80 Ben Haldeman (USA) Webcor Builders 81 Matthew Sadauckas (USA) Seasilver 82 Robbie Ventura (USA) U.S. Postal Service 83 Greg Henderson (NZl) Health Net/Maxxis 84 Gord Fraser (Can) Health Net/Maxxis 85 Jason Klikna (USA) Sierra Nevada 86 Jonathan Jundt (USA) Jittery Joe's Coffee 87 Zachary Grabowski (USA) TIAA-CREF/5280 88 Jacob Rubelt (USA) Landis/Trek/VW 89 Mike Taylor (USA) McGuire 90 Gordon McCauley (USA) Team Monex 91 Jacob Rosenbarger (USA) Jittery Joe's Coffee 8.28 92 Chad Hartley (USA) Jittery Joe's Coffee 9.08 93 Nathan Mitchell (USA) TIAA-CREF/5280 94 Rigoberto Meza (USA) DARE 95 Michael Hernandez (USA) Reno Wheelmen 96 Josh Gewirtz (USA) Gearlink.com 97 Ruben Meza (USA) DARE 98 Luis Amelburu (USA) Gearlink.com 99 Peter Lopinto (USA) Ofoto 100 Victor Ayala (Mex) Velo Club LaGrange 101 Chuck Coyle (USA) Global Sales-Healthy Choice 102 Matt Dubberley (USA) Sierra Nevada 103 Vigus Devon (USA) McGuire 104 Aron Huerta (USA) Taylor 105 Emile Abraham (Tri) Aerospace Engineering/Atlas Mining 106 Samuel Dean (USA) SDBC-San Diego 107 Edrendel Fingerson (USA) Endeavour Cycling 108 Karl Bodine (USA) Team Monex 109 Neil Shirley (USA) Seasilver 110 Chuck Hill (USA) IMPSport 111 Rob Alvarez (USA) Velo Club LaGrange 112 John Osguthorpe (USA) Global Sales-Healthy Choice 113 Steve Mlujeak (USA) Gearlink.com 114 Andy Crater (USA) Team Monex 115 Patrick Dunaway (USA) McGuire 116 Erik Saunders (USA) Ofoto 117 Chris Zukowski (USA) Reno Wheelmen 118 Frank Travieso (Cub) Aerospace Engineering/Atlas Mining 119 Justin Lucke (USA) Gearlink.com 120 Daniel Doornbos (USA) Gearlink.com 121 Martin Ford (GBr) IMPSport 122 Tim Carolan (USA) Landis/Trek/VW 123 Kaoru Ouchi (Jpn) Shimano Racing 124 Gordy Jackson (USA) Global Sales-Healthy Choice 125 Andrew Manart (USA) TIAA-CREF/5280 126 Ryan Blickem (USA) Landis/Trek/VW 127 Bryce Mead (USA) Endeavour Cycling 12.17 128 Frank Pipp (USA) Endeavour Cycling 129 Bryson Perry (USA) Global Sales-Healthy Choice 130 John Hopley (USA) Taylor 21.49 131 Todd Bauer (USA) Landis/Trek/VW DNS Nicko Biskner (USA) Ofoto DNF Andrew Bajadali (USA) Ofoto DNF Drew Deters (USA) Seasilver DNF Christopher Pic (USA) Jittery Joe's Coffee DNF Dave McCook (USA) McGuire DNF Dave Fuentes (USA) McGuire DNF John Devine (USA) U23 National Team DNF Hugh Moran (USA) Aerospace Engineering/Atlas Mining Women 1 Kristin Armstrong (USA) T-Mobile 1.59.31 2 Susan Palmer-Komar (Can) Genesis Scuba/FFCC 3 Lyne Bessette (Can) Quark 4 Tina Pic (USA) Genesis Scuba/FFCC 1.05 5 Magali LeFloch (Fra) Quark 6 Mari Holden (USA) T-Mobile 7 Amy Moore (Can) Quark 8 Melanie McQuaid (Can) Ford 9 Karen Bockel (Ger) TDS-Schwalbe 10 Genvieve Jeanson (Can) Rona 11 Rhonda Quick (USA) Red 5 Racing 12 Kim Anderson (USA) T-Mobile 13 Susan Haywood (USA) T-Mobile 14 Christine Thorburn (USA) Webcor 15 Grace Fleury (USA) Genesis Scuba/FFCC 1.11 16 Katrina Grove (USA) Rona 2.13 17 Kathryn Curi (USA) Rona 18 Sarah Noble (Can) Ford 3.06 19 Johanna Buick (NZl) Victory Brewing 20 Kori Kelly (USA) Genesis Scuba/FFCC 3.39 21 Joan Davies (USA) TDS-Schwalbe 22 Brooke Ourada (USA) Victory Brewing 23 Maatje Benassi (Ned) Wells Fargo/Ragatz 4.14 24 Kate Maher (USA) Basis 25 Stefanie Graeter (USA) Webcor 26 Michelle Beltran (USA) Red 5 Racing 27 Suz Weldon (USA) Tamarack/Goldy's 28 Sandy Espeseth (Can) Victory Brewing 29 Christina Peick-Anderson (Den) S.A.T.S. 30 Bridget Evans (Aus) Lake Mary Cycles/ORC 31 Kristin Johnson (USA) Basis 32 Carla Hukee (USA) Kenda Tire 33 Katherine Sherwin (USA) Kenda Tire 34 Hiroko Shimada (Jpn) Velo Bella 35 Julia Whiteside (Ger) Paramount Racing 4.26 36 Rook Campbell (USA) Genesis Scuba/FFCC 37 Lara Kroepsch (USA) T-Mobile 38 Gabriela Gonzales De Ferrat (Mex) Velo Bella 39 Jennifer Eyerman (USA) Red 5 Racing 40 Sara Bresnick (USA) Verizon Wireless - Wheelworks 41 Alisha Little (USA) ABD 42 Christine Fletcher (Can) Dizzy Chicks 43 Cynthia Carroll (USA) Lake Mary Cycles/ORC 44 Jennifer Stevens (USA) Red 5 Racing 45 Cat Malone (USA) Webcor 46 Magen Long (USA) The Bicycle Store/Worlddiff.com 47 Meredith Miller (USA) S.A.T.S. 48 Lauren Franges (USA) Victory Brewing 49 Lisa Matlock (USA) Ford 50 Dara Marks-Marino (USA) Ford 51 Megan Esmonde (USA) Lake Mary Cycles/ORC 52 Andrea Hannos (Can) Rona 53 Sima Trapp (Ira) Tamarack/Goldy's 5.37 54 Brenda Lyons (USA) ABD 55 Becky Broeder (USA) Wells Fargo/Ragatz 56 Catherine Powers (USA) LaGrange 57 Catherine Walberg (USA) Kenda Tire 58 Sarah Tillotson (USA) ABD 59 Laura Van Gilder (USA) Genesis Scuba/FFCC 60 Helen Kelly (Aus) Rona 61 Nicle Demars (Can) Victory Brewing 62 Anna Milkowski (USA) Rona 8.10 63 Lisa Magness (USA) Wells Fargo/Ragatz 8.45 64 Patricia Ross (USA) Dizzy Chicks 65 Megan Monroe (USA) TDS-Schwalbe 66 Ivana Bisaro (Can) Terry Precision 10.48 67 Christine Vardaros (USA) Velo Bella 68 Lynn Gaggioli (USA) T-Mobile 69 Julie Hutsebaut (Can) Terry Precision 11.30 70 Ann Marie Miller (USA) Verizon Wireless - Wheelworks 11.50 71 Yukie Nakamura (USA) Webcor 72 Carli Figueroa (USA) Paramount Racing 73 Jessica Peil (USA) The Bicycle Store/Worlddiff.com 74 Eszter Horanyi (USA) Vitamin Cottage 75 Amanda Lawerence (USA) Vitamin Cottage 76 Crystal Yap (USA) 9th/9th - SLC 77 Emily Westbrook (USA) Tamarack/Goldy's 78 Megan Elliott (USA) Quark 79 Elizabeth Begosh (USA) Velo Bella 80 Erin Carter (Can) TDS-Schwalbe 81 Anne Samplonius (Can) TDS-Schwalbe 82 Leah Toffolon (USA) Verizon Wireless - Wheelworks 83 Julie Emmerman (USA) Vitamin Cottage 84 Melissa Sanborn (USA) Wells Fargo/Ragatz 85 Kerry Rohan (USA) Wells Fargo/Ragatz 86 Beth Leasure (USA) Dizzy Chicks 87 Gina Grain (Can) Victory Brewing 88 Shawn Heidgen (USA) TDS-Schwalbe 89 Sarah Faulkner (USA) The Bicycle Store/Worlddiff.com 90 Rachel Massey (USA) WLTR 91 Laura Downey (USA) LaGrange 16.47 91 Karina Sorensen (Den) S.A.T.S. 91 Elizabeth Morse (USA) The Bicycle Store/Worlddiff.com 94 Renee Eastman (USA) Vitamin Cottage 95 Desire Utzig (USA) LaGrange 96 Sherri Stedje (USA) The Bicycle Store/Worlddiff.com 21.17 97 Betsy Sellers (USA) Kenda Tire 22.07 OTC Rosie Garlapow (USA) Terry Precision 25.41 OTC Kirsten Kotval (USA) 9th/9th - SLC 26.41 OTC Tara Parsons (USA) CRCA/Team Aquafina 28.59 OTC Tina Skelly (USA) CRCA/Team Aquafina OTC Mandi Hall (USA) WLTR 30.27 OTC Barb Zimich (Can) Dizzy Chicks 34.28 DNF Stephanie Hannos (USA) Basis DNF Tina Elliott (USA) WLTR General classification after stage 3 Men 1 Chris Horner (USA) Webcor Builders 10.07.22 2 Cesar Grajales (Col) Jittery Joe's Coffee 1.49 3 Adam Bergman (USA) Jelly Belly 3.53 4 John Lieswyn (USA) Health Net/Maxxis 4.27 5 Jurgen Van Den Broeck (Bel) U.S. Postal Service 4.33 6 Liam Killeen (GBr) IMPSport 4.50 7 Glen Mitchell (NZl) Sierra Nevada 5.01 8 Tim Larkin (USA) Ofoto 9 Davide Frattini (Ita) Team Monex 5.13 10 Daniel Rincon (Col) U.S. Postal Service 5.27 11 Scott Moninger (USA) Health Net/Maxxis 5.28 12 Ben Brooks (Aus) Jelly Belly 6.10 13 Trent Klasna (USA) Sierra Nevada 6.19 14 Tomoya Kano (Jpn) Shimano Racing 6.36 15 Justin England (USA) Webcor Builders 6.58 16 Mark McCormack (USA) Colavita 7.33 17 Will Frischkorn (USA) Colavita 7.42 18 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Sierra Nevada 8.05 19 Hidenori Nodera (Jpn) Shimano Racing 8.08 20 Hisafumi Imanishi (Jpn) Shimano Racing 8.11 21 Craig Lewis (USA) TIAA-CREF/5280 8.12 22 Chris Wherry (USA) Health Net/Maxxis 8.17 23 John Hunt (USA) Taylor 8.18 24 Doug Otterenshaw (USA) Jelly Belly 8.37 25 Bryan Smith (USA) Endeavour Cycling 10.12 26 Philip Dixon (GBr) IMPSport 10.24 27 Mike Sayers (USA) Health Net/Maxxis 10.29 28 Steve Tilford (USA) IMPSport 10.33 29 Michael Creed (USA) U.S. Postal Service 10.45 30 Eddy Hilger (USA) Gearlink.com 10.48 31 Patrick McCarty (USA) U.S. Postal Service 11.22 32 Jason Bausch (USA) Ofoto 11.32 33 Enrique Espinoa (Col) Team Monex 12.18 34 Blake Caldwell (USA) TIAA-CREF/5280 12.26 35 Yoshyuki Abe (Jpn) Shimano Racing 12.31 36 Bart Fidelus (USA) Reno Wheelmen 12.43 37 Ernie Lechuge (USA) Jelly Belly 12.56 38 Aaron Olson (USA) Colavita 13.08 39 Gustavo Artacho (USA) Colavita 13.09 40 Masamichi Yamamoto (Jpn) Shimano Racing 13.15 41 Danny Pate (USA) Health Net/Maxxis 14.27 42 Yoshimasa Hirose (Jpn) Shimano Racing 14.28 43 Jacob Erker (USA) Seasilver 14.37 44 Shinri Suzuki (Jpn) Shimano Racing 16.40 45 Zach Walker (USA) Ofoto 16.53 46 Caleb Manion (Aus) Jelly Belly 17.06 47 Ivan Dominguez (USA) Colavita 17.09 48 Carlos Vargas (USA) Endeavour Cycling 17.45 49 Neil Shirley (USA) Seasilver 18.43 50 Charles Dionne (Can) Webcor Builders 19.08 51 Kevin Bouchard-Hall (USA) U23 National Team 19.16 52 Walker Ferguson (USA) U23 National Team 19.17 53 Joshua Gernitz (Arg) Reno Wheelmen 19.26 54 Timmy Duggan (USA) TIAA-CREF/5280 19.43 55 Jon Tarkington (USA) Global Sales-Healthy Choice 19.54 56 Geoff Rapoport (USA) Velo Club LaGrange 19.55 57 Colin Beardsley (USA) McGuire 20.14 58 Juan Jose Haedo (Arg) Colavita 20.54 59 Roddi Lega (Can) Pacific Sport National 21.50 60 Gordon McCauley (USA) Team Monex 22.21 61 Todd Herriott (USA) Colavita 22.27 62 Kirk Albers (USA) Jelly Belly 23.22 63 Marc Hegenlocher (USA) Webcor Builders 23.28 64 Todd Terlecki (USA) SDBC-San Diego 23.49 65 Mike Taylor (USA) McGuire 25.04 66 Imanol Ayesteran (Spa) Webcor Builders 25.39 67 Kaoru Ouchi (Jpn) Shimano Racing 25.42 68 Gord Fraser (Can) Health Net/Maxxis 25.44 69 Chris Frederick (USA) Aerospace Engineering/Atlas Mining 25.53 70 Jason Klikna (USA) Sierra Nevada 25.55 71 Russell Hamby (USA) Sierra Nevada 26.05 72 Derek McMaster (Can) Pacific Sport National 26.33 73 Josh Klikna (USA) McGuire 27.02 74 Brice Jones (USA) Health Net/Maxxis 27.23 75 Jed Schneider (USA) Jittery Joe's Coffee 27.24 76 Tyler Wren (USA) Colavita 27.44 77 James Mattis (USA) Webcor Builders 27.47 78 Matt Dubberley (USA) Sierra Nevada 27.52 79 Alex Candelario (USA) Jelly Belly 28.15 80 Daniel Doornbos (USA) Gearlink.com 28.28 81 Jacob Rubelt (USA) Landis/Trek/VW 29.02 82 Patrick Carro (USA) Team Monex 29.07 83 Chris McGovern (USA) Sierra Nevada 29.10 84 Peteer Knudsen (USA) Seasilver 29.23 85 Emile Abraham (Tri) Aerospace Engineering/Atlas Mining 29.27 86 Rigoberto Meza (USA) DARE 29.40 87 Vigus Devon (USA) McGuire 29.50 88 Erik Saunders (USA) Ofoto 30.10 89 Robbie Ventura (USA) U.S. Postal Service 30.42 90 Kyle Gritters (USA) Team Monex 31.30 91 Chad Hartley (USA) Jittery Joe's Coffee 31.36 92 Miguel Meza (USA) DARE 31.55 93 Karl Bodine (USA) Team Monex 32.11 94 Steve Mlujeak (USA) Gearlink.com 32.36 95 Ben Haldeman (USA) Webcor Builders 32.55 96 Scott Zwizanski (USA) Ofoto 33.37 97 Greg Henderson (NZl) Health Net/Maxxis 33.45 98 Victor Ayala (Mex) Velo Club LaGrange 34.01 99 Zachary Grabowski (USA) TIAA-CREF/5280 34.59 100 Damon Kluck (USA) U.S. Postal Service 35.16 101 Rob Alvarez (USA) Velo Club LaGrange 35.55 102 Bryce Mead (USA) Endeavour Cycling 36.01 103 Andrew Manart (USA) TIAA-CREF/5280 38.19 104 John Osguthorpe (USA) Global Sales-Healthy Choice 38.41 105 Nathan Mitchell (USA) TIAA-CREF/5280 39.05 106 Peter Lopinto (USA) Ofoto 39.26 107 Andy Crater (USA) Team Monex 39.47 108 Matthew Sadauckas (USA) Seasilver 41.27 109 Martin Ford (GBr) IMPSport 41.45 110 Samuel Dean (USA) SDBC-San Diego 41.49 111 Patrick Dunaway (USA) McGuire 42.35 112 Ryan Blickem (USA) Landis/Trek/VW 43.16 113 Luis Amelburu (USA) Gearlink.com 44.05 114 Tim Carolan (USA) Landis/Trek/VW 44.11 115 Chuck Hill (USA) IMPSport 44.41 116 Todd Bauer (USA) Landis/Trek/VW 44.43 117 Jacob Rosenbarger (USA) Jittery Joe's Coffee 44.50 118 Ruben Meza (USA) DARE 46.39 119 Michael Hernandez (USA) Reno Wheelmen 46.41 120 Jonathan Jundt (USA) Jittery Joe's Coffee 51.17 121 Aron Huerta (USA) Taylor 53.28 122 Frank Pipp (USA) Endeavour Cycling 53.30 123 Gordy Jackson (USA) Global Sales-Healthy Choice 53.41 124 Bryson Perry (USA) Global Sales-Healthy Choice 54.12 125 Josh Gewirtz (USA) Gearlink.com 55.08 126 Chris Zukowski (USA) Reno Wheelmen 56.27 127 Edrendel Fingerson (USA) Endeavour Cycling 59.20 128 Frank Travieso (Cub) Aerospace Engineering/Atlas Mining 1.01.47 129 Justin Lucke (USA) Gearlink.com 1.02.08 130 Chuck Coyle (USA) Global Sales-Healthy Choice 1.11.21 131 John Hopley (USA) Taylor 1.17.04 Women 1 Lyne Bessette (Can) Quark 8.35.25 2 Genvieve Jeanson (Can) Rona 0.53 3 Christine Thorburn (USA) Webcor 1.32 4 Susan Palmer-Komar (Can) Genesis Scuba/FFCC 2.07 5 Kristin Armstrong (USA) T-Mobile 2.16 6 Magali LeFloch (Fra) Quark 5.48 7 Rhonda Quick (USA) Red 5 Racing 6.00 8 Tina Pic (USA) Genesis Scuba/FFCC 6.18 9 Amy Moore (Can) Quark 6.20 10 Kim Anderson (USA) T-Mobile 6.51 11 Mari Holden (USA) T-Mobile 7.12 12 Kathryn Curi (USA) Rona 7.30 13 Karen Bockel (Ger) TDS-Schwalbe 7.37 14 Katrina Grove (USA) Rona 7.38 15 Johanna Buick (NZl) Victory Brewing 7.42 16 Sarah Noble (Can) Ford 8.09 17 Brooke Ourada (USA) Victory Brewing 9.27 18 Susan Haywood (USA) T-Mobile 10.38 19 Kristin Johnson (USA) Basis 10.40 20 Melanie McQuaid (Can) Ford 10.42 21 Kori Kelly (USA) Genesis Scuba/FFCC 10.43 22 Katherine Sherwin (USA) Kenda Tire 11.10 23 Sandy Espeseth (Can) Victory Brewing 11.52 24 Hiroko Shimada (Jpn) Velo Bella 12.02 25 Dara Marks-Marino (USA) Ford 12.24 26 Suz Weldon (USA) Tamarack/Goldy's 13.11 27 Stefanie Graeter (USA) Webcor 13.34 28 Gabriela Gonzales De Ferrat (Mex) Velo Bella 13.44 29 Grace Fleury (USA) Genesis Scuba/FFCC 14.03 30 Bridget Evans (Aus) Lake Mary Cycles/ORC 14.17 31 Kate Maher (USA) Basis 14.20 32 Rook Campbell (USA) Genesis Scuba/FFCC 14.27 33 Jennifer Eyerman (USA) Red 5 Racing 14.53 34 Michelle Beltran (USA) Red 5 Racing 15.06 35 Magen Long (USA) The Bicycle Store/Worlddiff.com 15.15 36 Christine Fletcher (Can) Dizzy Chicks 15.20 37 Christina Peick-Anderson (Den) S.A.T.S. 15.23 38 Joan Davies (USA) TDS-Schwalbe 16.13 39 Jennifer Stevens (USA) Red 5 Racing 16.30 40 Carla Hukee (USA) Kenda Tire 16.38 41 Julia Whiteside (Ger) Paramount Racing 16.44 42 Lynn Gaggioli (USA) T-Mobile 17.28 43 Becky Broeder (USA) Wells Fargo/Ragatz 17.29 44 Lisa Matlock (USA) Ford 17.31 45 Lara Kroepsch (USA) T-Mobile 19.13 46 Catherine Powers (USA) LaGrange 19.45 47 Catherine Walberg (USA) Kenda Tire 20.14 48 Cynthia Carroll (USA) Lake Mary Cycles/ORC 20.46 49 Megan Monroe (USA) TDS-Schwalbe 22.14 50 Brenda Lyons (USA) ABD 22.25 51 Alisha Little (USA) ABD 22.30 52 Laura Van Gilder (USA) Genesis Scuba/FFCC 22.41 53 Sima Trapp (Ira) Tamarack/Goldy's 22.49 54 Maatje Benassi (Ned) Wells Fargo/Ragatz 22.50 55 Yukie Nakamura (USA) Webcor 23.58 56 Shawn Heidgen (USA) TDS-Schwalbe 27.01 57 Ivana Bisaro (Can) Terry Precision 27.14 58 Nicle Demars (Can) Victory Brewing 27.26 59 Andrea Hannos (Can) Rona 28.34 60 Sarah Faulkner (USA) The Bicycle Store/Worlddiff.com 28.43 61 Sarah Tillotson (USA) ABD 28.50 62 Meredith Miller (USA) S.A.T.S. 29.27 63 Melissa Sanborn (USA) Wells Fargo/Ragatz 30.04 64 Julie Emmerman (USA) Vitamin Cottage 30.12 65 Amanda Lawerence (USA) Vitamin Cottage 30.54 66 Helen Kelly (Aus) Rona 31.05 67 Lisa Magness (USA) Wells Fargo/Ragatz 31.48 68 Anna Milkowski (USA) Rona 33.16 69 Christine Vardaros (USA) Velo Bella 34.09 70 Elizabeth Begosh (USA) Velo Bella 34.32 71 Crystal Yap (USA) 9th/9th - SLC 34.38 72 Ann Marie Miller (USA) Verizon Wireless - Wheelworks 36.45 73 Sara Bresnick (USA) Verizon Wireless - Wheelworks 37.58 74 Anne Samplonius (Can) TDS-Schwalbe 39.11 75 Cat Malone (USA) Webcor 39.30 76 Julie Hutsebaut (Can) Terry Precision 39.51 77 Erin Carter (Can) TDS-Schwalbe 40.42 78 Lauren Franges (USA) Victory Brewing 40.47 79 Gina Grain (Can) Victory Brewing 41.30 80 Megan Elliott (USA) Quark 43.25 81 Renee Eastman (USA) Vitamin Cottage 43.45 82 Kerry Rohan (USA) Wells Fargo/Ragatz 46.06 83 Laura Downey (USA) LaGrange 47.08 84 Megan Esmonde (USA) Lake Mary Cycles/ORC 51.38 85 Karina Sorensen (Den) S.A.T.S. 51.54 86 Betsy Sellers (USA) Kenda Tire 52.11 87 Patricia Ross (USA) Dizzy Chicks 52.32 88 Carli Figueroa (USA) Paramount Racing 52.45 89 Leah Toffolon (USA) Verizon Wireless - Wheelworks 54.40 90 Sherri Stedje (USA) The Bicycle Store/Worlddiff.com 58.20 91 Rachel Massey (USA) WLTR 58.21 92 Elizabeth Morse (USA) The Bicycle Store/Worlddiff.com 59.27 93 Eszter Horanyi (USA) Vitamin Cottage 1.00.57 94 Jessica Peil (USA) The Bicycle Store/Worlddiff.com 1.02.20 95 Beth Leasure (USA) Dizzy Chicks 1.02.31 96 Emily Westbrook (USA) Tamarack/Goldy's 1.04.07 97 Desire Utzig (USA) LaGrange 1.08.51
