Time Trial:
July 10
Road Race: July 11-12
Criterium: July 13-14
Day 1: July 11 results
Day 2: July 12 results
Two National Championship jerseys were awarded Saturday afternoon in downtown Nashville as the 2002 USCF Elite National Cycling Championships convened in the Volunteer state.
Jessica Phillips (Saturn) and Scottie Weiss (Go Mart) played it smart and matched the attacks but also saved the best for last, enough to take them both to the line ahead of the pack and onto the podium. Phillips (Boulder, Colo.) took to the 67.3 mile road race with the response time of a veteran racer-covering attack after attack and conserving the right amount of energy to take the day's final prize- the stars-and-stripes jersey.
With a National Championship at stake, attacks started early and continued until the very end of the 67.3 mile course. The first major attack came at the 8-mile mark from Team T-Mobile's Kim Anderson. The Saturn gang caught Anderson and brought along a few of her teammates- Amber Neben and Dede Demet-Barry. Team T-Mobile and Saturn continued to drive the pace into the second lap when the group solidified with a selection of riders including Kimberly Bruckner, Phillips, Neben, Demet-Barry, Laura Van Gilder, Heather Albert, and Tina Mayolo-Pic, This established group dictated the tempo of the day- with a 1:15 gap on the field at 46 miles.
Four miles later, the group decided to shake things up and Saturn's Kimberly Bruckner decided to be the forerunner. Bruckner's effort was matched by T-Mobile's Dede Demet-Barry and Goldy's Heather Albert. The three jumped to an 18-second advantage at the 50-mile mark. The chase group was well-defined with Diet-Rite's Tina Mayolo-Pic driving the pack. Six miles later the group was reassembled- a gang of seven with veteran riders and young guns side-by-side. Attacks had become regular occurrences by now and it was Phillips who took off on a short hill with just seven miles to go, the skyline of Nashville just a short way off. Neben countered and grabbed onto the Saturn rider's wheel.
The end of the line was drawing near for the contenders and Goldy's Heather Albert kept the chase group alive with her frequent and strong attacks. With a National Championship at stake- everyone had their eyes on the prize-and nobody wanted to be caught off guard. The 24-year old Phillips launched an attack on a short hill with 8 miles to go and only Neben could grab onto her wheel. The strategy stuck and with 10km to go the duo maneuvered side-by-side until Phillips jumped before the final turn into the finish and took the victory by a wheel, securing another stars-and-stripes jersey for Saturn, the second in forty-eight hours for the team.
Thursday's National Time Trial Jersey was awarded to defending Time Trial and Road Race Champion, Kimberly Bruckner. The remaining five remained tight until the final straightaway-until Tina Mayolo-Pic accelerated to grab third just ahead of Heather Albert. Trek's Laura Van Gilder hung on for fifth and T-Mobile's Dede Demet-Barry notched sixth for the day's effort. Defending champion Kimberly Bruckner claimed seventh. Phillips was clearly thrilled with the victory and her Saturn teammates were eager and excited to congratulate her. "I was hoping to help Kimberly today- I was in a break with five riders and really not totally comfortable, but I just kept going and the breaks kept going too. It was a really good course to race- the descents were really fun."
Women Espoirs Megan Elliott saw an opportunity and decided that the road race was the place to grab that opportunity. The 20-year old from Iowa said she felt good on the course and thus wrapped up a weekend of racing by grabbing the Women's Espoir National Championship Jersey with an impressive effort amongst the elite women's field. Lauren Franges (Amoroso's) and Maggie Shirley (Genesis Scuba) took second and third respectively, but possibly more impressive was the top trio's performance within the elite peleton.
Elliott snagged a twelfth-place spot in the combined standings with Franges taking 16th and Shirley securing 17th. Elite Men Scottie Weiss (Radford, VA) had been thinking about the National Championship for some time. A pretty long time in fact. The 30-year old has had nearly three years to ponder the possibilities after a third-place finish at Nationals in 1999. Weiss and his full-support team (Go Mart) were looking to improve on that result and came into Nashville with the goal of a championship jersey- and their plan played out to perfection. Go-Mart handled the frequent attacks on the day and stayed strong enough throughout the 118-mile affair to put three riders in the top ten. "I've been thinking about this race for about a year. In 99' I wasted too much energy by being out there alone. Today I was surrounded by an amazing team. They told me to sit in and save my energy. I'm an aggressive rider and my team reminded me that they could do a lot of work out there."
Weiss had a wild go of it in the fourth lap as he popped off his bike and into a ditch at one point. His dedicated team was at the ready and immediately delivered him back to the pack. Six large circuit laps in the heat of late July would surely lend itself to difficult racing. The peleton complimented that theme with endless attacks mostly to catch solo breakaway rider Chris Walker. The RPM/Zombies rider pulled away at the 65-mile mark. Walker had been part of a twelve-man break that formulated at the 45-mile mark.
The group had put 35 seconds on the main pack when the recently named Master's Champion (Walker) launched an attack that would stick for nearly fifty miles. Walker and Jonathon Wirsing (Team Snow Valley) paired up for ten miles with a 1:50 advantage on the main field at one point. At mile 65, Walker had had enough and decided to break away. The 41-year old put 20 seconds on Wirsing but the chase group was preparing itself too.
On lap five, three chasers organized and took off to reel in Walker and Wirsing. Russell Langley (Team Snow Valley), Shawn Milne (Wheelworks/Cannondale), and Ben Sharp (Go Mart) were in the thick of the chase with just 40 seconds on the main pack. By mile 76, Walker had established a solid 2:08 on the field and hoped to go solo back to downtown Nashville. But the miles were piling up and the chase group was becoming bigger largely due to strong and productive attacks by Mark Fitzgerald (USAC-USPS Espoir National Team) and Peter Baker (Go-Mart).The West Virginia based Go-Mart team had riders well-positioned to counter any major attacks.
On the final lap, things began to take shape in the form of a strong group determined to bring in Walker. The list of players certainly had a distinct West Virginian tone to it. The final feed zone saw the chase group closing in on Walker with Mark Fitzgerald pouring it on just 10 seconds back. The nine chasers and Fitzgerald joined Walker with less than 10 miles to go. Scottie Weiss (Go-Mart), Paul Martin (Go-Mart), and John Hamblen (Wheelworks/Cannondale) had decided it was time to make a go of it and they were closely followed by Mark Fitzgerald and Chris Walker. The five made continuous attempts to rattle one another but noone would let go. Scottie Weiss had teammate Paul Martin at his side and got the word to go for it.
In the final straightaway, Scottie Weiss took the sprint over John Hamblin with Weiss's teammate Paul Martin grabbing third. Mark Fitzgerald claimed fourth with Chris Walker took fifth. At the awards ceremony along the riverfront, Weiss reflected on what it took to deliver him to the line first. "I've been thinking about this race for about a year and what it would take to win. I focused on putting in the miles and when I didn't do as well as I wanted to in Thursday's time trial I wanted this even more. My teammate Paul Martin is super-strong and when he said to "Go" I just went."
USAC-USPS Mark Fitzgerald may be an Espoir in terms of racer age-category but in reality the Norfolk, VA resident rides like a seasoned pro. The 22-year old staged a handful of attacks during the 118.8 mile championship race and ended up on the podium snagging an impressive fourth-place finish. Espoir rider Shawn Milne (Wheelworks/Cannondale) was sixth overall and Michael Voight (Evolution Cycling Team) grabbed ninth. USAC-USPS rider Jonathon Retseck was the fourth Espoir rider crossing the line in 4:41:01 for 12th place overall.
Day 1 - July 11 Results listed in start order Men 60-64/47 kms 1 Robert Brooks (Mako/Galaxy Granola) 1.21.25 2 Daniel Wulbert (San Diego Cyclo Vets) 3 Lindsay Crawford (GS Strada) 0.00.19 4 Michael Freeman (Mako Galaxy Granola) 0.02.14 5 Scott Tucker (Lakewood Racing Team) 0.02.15 6 Richard Martin (Masters Velo Club) 0.04.51 7 Thomas Jones (Ann Arbor Velo Club) 0.06.48 8 Jim Roebuck (Pacific Sunset Velo) 0.06.53 9 Jim Mellard 0.07.24 10 Roger Johnson (River City Team Rose City Wheel) 0.08.12 11 Ed Greivel (Lakewood Racing Team) 0.09.54 12 C. Rann Millar (Team Velocity) 0.11.43 13 Michael Yessik (Peninsula Velo/Kondra) 0.11.46 14 William Yellig (Laurel Cycle Club) 0.11.47 15 Steven Sloma (Velo Avanti Cycling Team) 0.11.48 16 James Bryan (Mako Galaxy Granola) 0.13.56 17 Dick Rebozzi 0.14.01 18 Peter Dahlstrand (Berleley Bike Club) 0.14.08 19 Jerry Tetreault (PAA Merrill Lynch) 0.17.18 20 Joseph Black (St. Louis Cycling Club) 0.20.36 21 James Cushing-Murray (Celo Pacific) 0.23.29 22 Mike Macdonald (Jaeger Wheelmen) 0.24.38 Men 65-69/47 kms 1 Franz Hammer 1.24.49 2 William Meyers (Lakewood Racing Team) 0.01.23 3 Dick Finch (Baddlands Cycling Club) 4 Donald Peters (San Diego Cyclo-Vets) 0.05.06 5 Raymond Keller (Mako) 0.05.19 6 John Rahn (Abici-Natural Solutions) 7 Skip Sparry (Matrix Richardson Bike Mart) 0.08.43 8 Jarrett Murray (Ozark Cycling Club) 0.10.00 9 David Deichman (Saguaro Velo) 0.11.48 10 Robert Paganini (Pasadena Athletic Association) 0.13.08 11 Jack Hartman (GS Reno/Bicycles) 0.13.09 12 Dick Wagner (San Diego Cyclo Vets) 13 Will Lindsay (Snake River Cyclists) 0.16.38 14 Victor Gilliland (Badlands Racing Team) 15 Kendal Green (Stanford/Specialized/T Weisel) 0.18.49 16 Richard Abbott 1.02.56 CP 3&4/47 kms 1 John Fite (Allegheny Cycling Associo) 1.32.10 2 Mark Ballenger (Pistaelite) 0.21.25 Men 70+/47/ kms 1 Francois Mertens (Zephyr Cycling Team) 1.31.58 2 Dietrich Lamprecht (Celo Pacific) 0.01.34 3 Raymond Sweet (Laurel Bike Club) 4 Emil Dziubinski (San Diego Cyclo Vets) 0.03.43 5 Antoon Huyghe (Antoons Cadieux Bicycle Club) 0.06.07 6 Paul Tetrick (Lakewood Racing Team) 0.15.56 7 Herbert Insley (Capital Bicycle Racing Club) 0.29.23 8 Richard Nosky (Team RPM) 1.08.39 Women 50-54/47 kms kms 1 Elizabeth Tyrell (Somerset Wheelmen) 1.27.07 2 Cindy Morgan (Harbour Lights/Velo Motion) 0.05.40 3 Joanne Garuccio (Canyon Bicycles) 0.05.43 4 Adrienne Brian (San Diego Cyclo Vets) 0.07.14 5 Narda Roushdi (BezerkeleyBicycle Collective) 0.09.02 6 Phyllis Olrich (Webcor/Alto Velo) 0.10.02 7 Sue Lee (Bianchi-Grand Performance) 0.17.44 8 Melanie Rineer (Fair Wheel Racing Team) 0.24.35 Tandem Men 70+/75 kms 1 Larry Shannon/Glenn Bunselmeyer (Excel Sports) 2.12.44 2 Mike Cooley/Joseph Savola (BCC/Georges) 3 Kevin McIntosh/Stanley Terusaki (Wheels of Thunder) 0.06.44 4 Faustino Riveron/James Edwards (Simple Green/Mazda) 0.08.44 5 James Hopson/Daniel Denson (Iowa City Cycling Club) 0.16.50 Tandem 70+/75 kms 1 Brian McGuire/Cynthia Mommesen (The Olympic Club) 2.02.51 2 Doug Grattan/Carol Breed 0.01.23 3 Mike Morrill/Debbie Davis (San Clemente Velo) 0.01.55 4 Leah Heimbach/Ron Jordan (Red 5 Racing) 0.06.53 5 Joy Shaffer/Michael Rowe (LGBRC/Contentlab) 0.08.41 6 David Wykoff/Michelle Wykoff (NMBRA/Velo Del Norte) 0.35.06 Tandem 70+/75 kms 1 Erika Donald/Ella Meza (Mako/Galaxy Granola) 2.44.13 2 Jacqui Lokwood/Stephanie Cox (Int'l. Christian Cycling) 0.02.58 Tandem 90+/75 kms 1 Kenny Fuller/Bradley Jones (Simply Fit) 2.10.20 2 Steve Fahrner/Bob Pongratz 0.02.26 3 Arnie Baker/Phil Coats (Cyclo-Vets) 0.06.11 4 Robert Coble (Bicycles of Ojai) 0.06.22 5 Richard Barron/Mark Rich (Simple Green Mazda) 0.12.39 6 James Host/Paul Hahn (Team Apache) 0.16.04 Tandem 90+/75 kms 1 Allan Crawford/Laura Lingren (Velo Allegro) 2.27.09 2 David Holt/Julie Holt (Team Ringling) 0.10.47 3 Scott Rosenlieb/Sally Baker (Blues Crew) 0.16.44 4 Ric Surber/Susan Surber (Landis Trek/VW) 0.22.33 5 Melanie Ochoa/Floyd Mcginnis (Velo Allegro/UPS) 0.32.06 Tandem USABA/75 kms 1 Jason Bryn/Andy Duvall (Presteza/USABA) 2.14.25 2 Randy Hampton/Bill Ramsay (Cody Racing) 0.19.23 Tandem 90+/75 kms 1 Julie Kaplan/Elizaeth Benishin (Team E-Caps) 2.51.40 Tandem 110+/75 kms 1 Greg Jones/Richard Flanders (Canyon Velo Old Guys) 2.41.12 2 Carl Moler/Ryan C Millar (Canyon Velo) 0.01.41 Tandem 110+/75 kms 1 Kenneth Stamm/Susan Stamm (DC Durance Cycleworks) 2.57.50 Men 30-34/75 kms 1 Chris Harkey (Fairway/CYFAC) 2.08.49 2 Patrick Heaney (Webcor/Alto Velo) 3 Jeremy Conn (Mercy) 4 Christian Johnson (New Moon Media) 0.00.01 5 Jonathan Heidmann (Rio Grand/Monsoon Racing) 0.00.03 6 Ted Huang (Wecor/Alto Velo) 0.02.08 7 Chris Foster (Fairway/CYFAC) 8 Christopher Boettcher (Giant-Domenicis) 0.02.13 9 Brian Bosch (Central Valley Cycling) 0.02.45 10 Michael Hernandez (Reno Wheelmen) 0.03.15 11 Scott Edge (OLP Racing) 12 Ron Peterson (Labor Power) 0.06.59 13 Shawn Mitchell (Boise Cycling Club) 14 Christopher Schmidt (Spokes/NCVC) 0.08.36 15 Dario Falquier (Webcor/Alto Velo) 16 Tad Hamilton (Boise Cycling Club - Georges) 0.08.37 17 Jon Davis (Team DARE) 0.08.51 18 Steve Reaney (Santa Cruz Bikes/ABS) 19 Jomo Hamasaki (Cycles Veloce) 0.08.52 20 Billy Jr. Clark (Valley Spokesmen Racing Team) 21 Jay Swann (Quattro Assi Racing) 0.09.12 22 Gregory Drake (Webcor/Alto Velo) 0.11.03 23 Ron Castia (Stanislavs/Merlock Velo) 0.12.05 24 Clayton Peck (Excel Sports) 0.15.08 25 Darren Mertz (Simply Fit) 0.20.41 26 John Dehnert (Flagstaff Velo) 27 Damon Pettinger (Spokesman Santa Cruz) 0.22.03 28 Richard Cimadoro (ABICI) 0.29.11 29 Brad Foley (Velocity) 0.36.16 Women 35-39/75 kms 1 Sherri Stedje (BBC) 2.30.11 2 Lisa Norris (Webcor/Alto Velo) 0.00.01 3 Cynthia Manach (Southern Elite/Sun & Ski) 0.00.37 4 Susan Cooper (SOS/B & L) 0.01.12 5 Deneen Brown (Procon) 0.05.55 6 Laurie Furman (Harbour Lights) 0.11.42 7 Dorothy Wong (Kelly Bike Company) 0.13.48 8 Louise Barriss (CCB/Volkswagen) 0.15.49 9 Courtney Elbourne (New Orleans Bicycle Club) 0.15.50 10 Amy Willis (HANCOCK MCGUIRE CCSF) 0.15.50 11 Michelle Foster 0.23.59 12 Janice Sheufelt (Chinook Yakima) 0.24.45 13 Karen Woods (Ochsner/Cronus Road Club) 0.33.51 14 Elizabeth Renaud (CRCA/Womens Sports & Fitness) 0.38.52 15 Elizabeth Shepard Farrar (NCVC) 0.41.36 Women 40-44/75 kms 1 Rebecca Cooke (Landis/Trek/VW) 2.26.27 2 Catherine Bearce (CCB/Volkswagon) 0.01.10 3 Kirsten Raudenbush (Red 5 Racing) 0.03.40 4 Tamara House (Harbour Lights) 0.04.31 5 Laura Howat (Utah Premier) 0.07.34 6 Erika Coble (MinuteMaid-Dasani) 0.07.34 7 Susan Griesbach (Velo Avanti) 0.07.36 8 Alison Brown (Genesis Scuba/FCCC) 0.08.31 9 Kimberley Boester (Webcor/Altovelo) 0.12.37 10 Tracy Lillig (Mako Galaxy Granola) 0.12.37 11 Lynn Albrow (B & L) 0.17.43 12 Melissa Lemke (Landis/Trek/VW) 0.17.43 13 Laura Perdew (Harbor Lights/Velo Motion) 0.17.44 14 Brenda Bahnson (Dansko-Wheelworks-IF) 0.20.07 15 Alicia Heiserer (Genesis Scuba/FCCC) 0.38.36 16 Caitlin Mcvarish 0.51.53 17 Marni Harker (Rock Creek Racers) 1.10.09 Day 2 - July 12 Men 40-44/75 kms 1 Chris Walker (RPM/Zombies) 2.02.27 2 Brian Lemke (Landis/Trek/VW) 0.00.17 3 Rick Cimaglia (Flagstaff Velo) 2.02.28 4 Jim Mansoor (Davis Bike Club) 0.00.17 5 Bart Sheldrake (Cody Racing) 2.02.28 6 Daryl Rouse (JAX TREK VW) 0.00.18 7 Mark Fennell (EchelonSanta Barbara) 2.02.28 8 Ronnie Jordan (Taylormade/24 Hr Fitness) 0.00.18 9 John Holcombe (Rio Grande Monsoon Racing) 2.02.28 10 William Caligari (Berkshire Cycling Association) 0.00.18 11 David Beirne (Revolution Racing/Bikes Nest) 2.02.28 12 Karl Kiester (Cody Racing) 0.00.18 13 Robert Bobrow (Kentucky Flyers) 2.02.28 14 Nick Durrie (Ford No Boundries) 0.00.18 15 Darrell Davis (First Endurance) 2.02.28 16 Mark Swartzendruber (Turin Bicycle) 0.00.18 17 Tim La Fromboise (Simply Fit Action Sports) 2.02.29 18 Tom Altemus (Fair Wheel Racing Team) 0.03.53 19 Jay Moglia (NCVC Spokes) 2.02.45 20 Brian Cismowski (Team SBS/B&L Suncoast Velo) 0.03.53 21 Patrick Tafoya (Simply Fit) 2.02.45 22 Benny Parks (Free Agent) 0.03.53 23 Curtis Johnson (Simply Fit) 2.02.47 24 Jon Ornstil (GS Lombardi) 0.04.00 25 Randall Nordfors (Saturn of Bellevue/Pazzo Velo) 2.02.48 26 Corky Kurtz 0.07.04 27 David Worthington (Labor Power) 2.02.48 28 Richard Simpson (Simple Green/Mazda) 0.07.20 29 Jim Fahey (KYFLYERS) 2.02.48 30 William Ralph (Comerica Bank) 0.07.20 31 Dean Knudsen (Winning Wheels Racing) 2.02.48 32 Philip Woosley (Team Clif Bar) 0.07.20 33 David Jaeger (Helens/Trek/VW) 2.02.49 34 Mike Wracher (Simply Fit/Action Sports) 0.07.22 35 Larry Shannon (Excel Sports) 2.02.49 36 Mark Sauer (Radsport Cycling Team) 0.09.27 37 Douglas Tobin (Lacctic Acid Cycling) 2.03.10 38 Kevin Kruger (Taylor Made/24 Hr. Fitness) 0.09.27 39 Randy Parker (Mercy Cycling) 2.04.52 40 David Crowe (People Soft-Porterfield Tire) 0.09.27 41 Kieran Ryan (Action Sports) 2.05.28 42 Donnie Van Patter (Carve) 0.09.27 43 Michael Schmidt (Team Ape) 2.06.08 44 Michael Carro (Labor Power) 0.09.37 45 Phil Lovaglio (San Jose Cycle Club) 2.06.31 46 James Corcoran (SDBC) 0.09.37 47 Daniel Smith (Equipe Le Matin) 2.06.31 48 Bradley Jones (Taylor Made/24hr. Fitness) 0.09.38 49 Dave Corey (Team Tailwinds) 2.09.20 50 Stanley Andrie (West Michigan Coast Riders) 0.09.38 51 Carlos Casillas (Davis Bike Club) 2.09.20 52 Patrick Carroll (Redwood Empire Velo) 0.09.38 53 Ralph Coolmen (Cycle Veloce) 2.09.20 54 Jim Woodman (Florida Sports Racing Team) 0.09.38 55 Bruce Hendler (Pacific Supply) 2.09.21 56 William Griffin (Minute Maid/Dasani/LaGrange) 0.10.54 57 Brian Starr (Simply Fit/Action Sports) 2.10.38 58 Eric Sternlicht (Simply Fit) 0.11.50 59 Dean Hough (Simple Green) 2.10.41 60 Bowen Doxsee 0.12.41 61 Mark Beck (Veloclips/Sun & Ski Sports) 2.10.42 62 John Oneill (Marathon/Six Fifty Racing) 0.15.14 63 Jeff Lemley (Team Velocity) 2.11.24 64 Jeffrey Rice (Simple Green/Mazda) 0.15.48 65 Peter Rosser (Bicycle Warehouse 65 Reno) 2.11.29 66 John Seibert (Cliff Bar Denver Spoke) 0.15.52 67 Daniel Denson (Iowa City Cycling Club) 2.11.31 68 Steven Lewis (UTAH PREMIER) 0.18.04 69 Johnny O'Mara 2.11.31 70 Peter Carlos (Florida Sports Racing Team) 0.20.12 71 Scott Claes (Flying Rhino Cycling Club) 2.11.31 72 Glenn Champagne (Northwave-Colnago) 0.21.10 73 Hamrick Selby (Lakeshore Cycling Club) 2.12.00 74 Steven Strickler (Simply Fit) 0.22.32 75 Michael Camarena (Northwave/Colnago Cycling Team) 2.12.41 76 Steve Gregorios (VSRT) 0.26.30 77 Kevin Cox (Abici/Natural Solutions) 2.12.42 78 Leo Hinds (Northwave Colnago) 0.34.38 79 Derek Von Hartman (Simple Green/Mazda) 2.32.57 80 Anthony Johnson (Canyon Velo/KAS) 0.44.31 Men 50-54/75 kms 1 David Leduc (Mercy Cycling Team) 2.10.10 2 Mac Caldwell (American Cycling Association) 3 Phillip Sladek (Velocity) 0.00.14 4 Barry Messmer (Ft Collins Cycling & Racing Tea) 0.03.42 5 Michael Crystal (Simply Fit) 0.03.42 6 Paul Mack (ACA/GSBMCT) 0.03.42 7 Don Williams (Team One Racing) 0.03.42 8 Steven Wotley (American Cycling Assc.) 0.09.02 9 Chuck Trayer (Taylor Made) 0.09.02 10 Michael Burdo (Saturn of Bellevue) 0.09.02 11 Daniel Dole (Berkeley Bicycle Club) 0.09.03 12 Ken Louder (Guthrie Race Club) 0.09.03 13 Timothy Rollings (ERA Cycling) 0.09.06 14 George Heagerty (ABP Velo/Emerald Coast Cycling) 0.11.21 15 Tom Bain (Matrix/Richardson Bike Mart) 0.11.21 16 Brad Swope (Kentucky Flyers) 0.11.24 17 Theodore O'Miela (Pasedena Athletic Assoc.) 0.12.06 18 Richard Lorson (Reno Wheelmen) 0.13.05 19 Butch Stinton (Labor Power) 0.14.05 20 Warren Keyser (Le Defi) 0.17.38 21 Karl Weber (Tailwinds) 0.18.35 22 Charles Seamount (Team Helens) 0.22.12 23 Carl Moler (Canyon Velo) 0.24.38 24 Alan Morrison (San Jose Bicycle Club) 0.27.02 25 Bob Guglielmelli (Team Tailwinds) 0.32.11 26 James D. Gilford (International Christian) 0.32.11 27 Chip Berezny (Bike Line/LWA) 0.32.11 28 Harold Camacho (PAA) 0.42.00 29 William Bondurant (Velo Velocity) 0.57.18 Men 55-59/75 kms 1 John Howard (USPS) 2.16.48 2 David Thornton (Plano Cycling) 3 Thomas Regan (Alta Alpina Cycling Club) 4 Turner Howard (Tennessee Valley Bicycle Club) 0.00.53 5 Scott Haverstick (ERA Cycling) 0.01.55 6 Barry Free (ERA Cycling) 0.04.16 7 Richard Shields (Mako Galaxy Granola) 0.04.16 8 Michael Olstad (Velocity) 0.04.16 9 John Haney 0.04.16 10 Ron Le Bard (Webcor/Alto Velo) 0.07.49 11 Hardin Davis (Utah Premier New Moon Media) 0.08.14 12 Hylton Murphy (SBS/B & L) 0.08.56 13 Pete Banko 0.11.04 14 Lawrence Bosch (GS Boulder Masters) 0.13.11 15 William Elliot (Unatached) 0.13.12 16 Scott Hennessy (Winning Wheels Racing) 0.13.14 17 Gerry Burney (North Coast Express) 0.13.14 18 Richard Derby (Team Spine) 0.14.48 19 Norman Kibblle-Shane (Strada Racing Team Giant Domeni) 0.15.22 20 Gary De Voss (San Diego Cyclovets) 0.15.33 21 Peter Penseyares (San Diego Cyclo Vets) 0.15.33 22 Lonnie Wilson (Velocity) 0.19.22 23 Craig Groendyke (Chinook Cycling Club) 0.20.42 24 Fritz Tomasello (Mazda/Simple Green) 0.21.20 25 Robert Dewitt (Delta Velo) 0.22.11 26 Gary Dickinson (Lakewood Racing Team) 0.30.45 27 Joseph Mendez (Lakewood Racing Team) 0.42.57 28 David Powers (Pen Velo-Konora) 0.42.57 29 Lothar Grahlmann (Mako Galaxy Granola) 0.56.20 30 Barry Nazarian (Montclair Cyclists) 0.56.22 Men 45-49/75 kms 1 Kent Bostick (USPS Masters) 2.09.00 2 Lindsay Blount (Simply Fit) 0.00.02 3 Mark Hoffenberg (Mazda Simple Green) 0.00.30 4 Don Spence (Colorado Velo) 0.00.32 5 Bruce Muhlfeld (Mercury Cycling Club') 0.00.57 6 Glenn Swan (Cranford Bike Team) 0.01.25 7 Randall Root (Team Snow Valley) 0.03.28 8 Scott Mc Pherson (Mazda Simple Green) 0.06.06 9 Dirk Cowley (RMCC) 0.06.07 10 Charles Townsend (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 0.06.08 11 James Pennington 0.06.10 12 Kevin Merritt (Alto Velo/Webcor) 0.06.10 13 David Kruger (Simple Green Mazda) 0.06.11 14 Zan Treasure (Binghams) 0.07.03 15 William Kinney (Atlantic Racing Club) 0.07.03 16 Fred Hoblit (Labor Power) 0.07.47 17 David Ledig (Hawaii Cycling Club) 0.07.47 18 Paul Cooke (Landis/Trek/VW) 0.07.48 19 Keith Ketterer (Camarillo Ravens) 0.07.54 20 Anthony Pratt (PAA/Merril-Lynch) 0.09.36 21 John Dyste (Minnesota Cycling Team) 0.10.03 22 Gary Shields (Hawaii Cycling Club) 0.10.03 23 Mark Wolowiec (Flying Rhino Cycling Club) 0.10.03 24 Tyler Heerwagen (The Olympic Club) 0.10.04 25 Henry Kramer (Equipe Le Matin) 0.10.04 26 Demi Hechanova (Schroeder Incycle) 0.10.05 27 Bret Wade (Simple Green-Mazda) 0.10.51 28 John Emery (International Christian) 0.11.53 29 Brian Mc Guire (The Olympic Club) 0.12.36 30 Wayne Stetina (USPS Masters) 0.12.48 31 Michael Vanlandingham (Tangelo Velo) 0.14.40 32 Neal Stoughton (Simple Green/Mazda) 0.18.40 33 Chris Black (Northwave/Colnago) 0.18.42 34 Steven Zoomaras (Jelly Belly/Carlsbad Clothing) 0.18.59 35 Eugene Poyorena (Simply Fit) 0.19.00 36 Stan Urban (Team Spine) 0.20.37 37 Jonathan Sek (San Jose Bicycle Club) 0.20.39 38 Kevin Hall (Guru's) 0.20.39 39 James Burnett (Wheels & Fitness In Motion) 0.22.31 40 Mike Waugh 0.22.31 41 L. Scott Porter (Matrix) 0.26.49 42 Robert Willcox (SBS/B & L) 0.26.49 43 Gregory Edwards 0.29.36 44 Larry Hampson (Velo Club Monterey) 0.29.39 45 Victor Martinez 0.29.39 46 Steve Cherry (Team Spine) 0.29.45 47 Hank Pfister 0.35.40 48 Frederick St Goar (Equipe Le Matin) 0.35.45 49 Earl Perretti (Montclair Cyclist) 0.35.46 50 Steven Grusis (Northwave/Colnago Cycling Team) 0.35.50 51 Rick Hyman (Le Matin) 0.51.29 Women 30-34/75 kms 1 Taitt Sato (LGBRC-Contentlab) 2.40.48 2 Helene Drumm (Team Spine) 3 Michelle Beltran 4 Kristin Drumm-Collins (Team Spine) 5 Julie Mallette (Veloclips/Sun & Ski Cycling) 6 Erika Schwarz (Red 5 Racing) 7 Paige Galeoto (Reno Wheelmen-GSR) 0.05.29 8 Tridy Bjornsen 0.09.52 9 Annette Padilla (Velo Allegro-UPS) 0.11.52 10 Bethanie Murguia (Cycle Couriers of SF) 0.30.17 11 Brooke Kuhn (Hancock/Mcguire) 0.38.54 Women 45-49/75 kms 1 Susan Shook-Byrnes (Harbour Lights) 2.34.49 2 Carol Breed 3 Elizabeth Benishin (San Diego Cyclovets) 0.00.01 4 Lea Brooks (Mako Galaxy Granola) 0.01.49 5 Linda Estrada (Simple Green/ Mazda) 0.07.31 6 Patricia Lewis (Delta Velo) 0.12.26 7 Angela Bell (Echelon) 0.20.18 8 Jill Gass (Echelon Santa Barbara) 0.20.18 9 Carol Ruckle (Citrus Valley Velo) 0.20.21 10 Julie Kaplan (San Diego Cyclo Vets) 0.28.27 11 Belinda Heerwagen 0.33.30 Men 35-39/75 kms 1 Michael Carter (Denver Spoke) 2.08.02 2 Michael Brown (Clif Bar Denver Spoke) 0.03.06 3 Donovan Douglas (Mercury Cycling Club) 0.03.06 4 Derrick Nickel (Cody Racing) 0.03.31 5 Ramon Benitez (Artemis) 0.03.32 6 Clint Gaver (Team Spine) 0.03.33 7 Richard Rodriguez (Clif Bar Denver Spoke) 0.03.34 8 Douglas Loveday (Landis/Trek/VW) 0.03.41 9 Andy Applegate (Cane Creek/Subaru) 0.03.46 10 Kenneth Zimmerman (KHS. New Mexico) 0.08.27 11 David Brinton 0.11.03 12 Dave Stedje (BBC) 0.12.36 13 Brent Witters (Team Tailwinds) 0.12.36 14 Ron Callison (Valley Spokesmen) 0.13.18 15 Mike Mc Mahon (Team Velocity) 0.13.18 16 Guy Coffey (Pro Peloton) 0.13.21 17 Nils Dennis (Bayside Velo/Bike Doctor) 0.13.21 18 Paul Hewes (Schroeder Iron) 0.13.21 19 Stephen Spanbauer 0.13.21 20 John Slover (RPM/Zombies) 0.13.21 21 Joseph Savola (BCC/Georges) 0.13.22 22 William Crecelius 0.13.22 23 Terry Mc Ginnis (The X-Men) 0.16.26 24 David Reid (Landis/Trek/VW) 0.19.06 25 Greg Hritzo (Landis Trek VW) 0.21.20 26 John Hershock (Mazda/Simple Green) 0.21.43 27 Steve Green (Simple Green) 0.21.43 28 Frank Sarate (Dare) 0.21.44 29 Lance Fagerberg (Samswope/Roark) 0.21.44 30 Joseph Walsh (Big Shark Racing) 0.27.22 31 Chris Mahannah (GS Reno) 0.28.24 32 Thomas Lattig (Team One Racing) 0.28.25 33 Todd Parks (Excell Sports) 0.29.49 34 Joe Hageman (Mazda/Simple Green) 0.30.51 35 Sandy Wong (Pacific Coast Cycling Club) 0.30.51 36 Michael Hillenbrand (Azphalt Cycling) 0.32.33 37 Jim Pappe (Northwave/Colnago) 0.44.35 38 John Geyer (Cycles Veloce) 0.51.47 39 Michael Talifero (Team Bicycles Inc.) 0.54.46 LC1/38 kms 1 Ronnie Irvine (Fuji Racing T.E.A.M.) 1.29.13 LC2 Men/38 kms 1 Gary Seghi (Frozen Drink Maddness) 1.14.53 2 James Penseyres (Cyclo Vets) 0.05.45 Women 55-59 1 Patricia Roberts (Piedmont Flyers) 47.11.00 2 Beverly Schor (Peninsula Velo/Kondra Systems) Women 60+ 1 Judy Carroll (Tri-Tech) 42.29.00 2 Beatrice Burns (Laurel) 1.22.00 3 Bonnie Gabriel (San Diego Cyclo-Vets) 7.47.00 4 Lois Lindsay (Snake River Cyclists) 10.34.00