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Tour of Georgia - 2.3
Georgia, USA, April 22-27, 2003
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Stage 3 - April 25: Pine Mountain/Callaway - Rome, 222km
Rodriguez romps in Rome
Syne Of The Times with 150km break from Webcor livens things up; Navigators and Saturn marching to different drummers
By Tim Maloney, European Editor in Rome, Georgia
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With the wet and windy weather that swept across western Georgia Friday morning, Stage 3 from Pine Mountain / Callaway Gardens looked to be a slog today, but you have to give Lionel Syne credit; the 26 year old former mountainbiker from Stavelot, Belgium decided to liven up things today at the Tour De Georgia and he probably got more fun than he reckoned for. "This race has been no fun the last two days; I'm an aggressive rider and I wanted to make something happen," explained Syne after the race. "I like the bad weather too and the roads were like my native Ardennes so I just went for it," said the Webcor rider. "I was trying to help (teammate) Steve Larsen so he could be in the late moves." Syne was out front for over 150km while behind the Webcore rider, polemics marked today's different approach to racing between Navigators and Saturn.
Navigators director Ed Beamon told Cyclingnews that, "with the lousy weather our options were either to ride tempo all day and considering the weather and length of the stage, that was the least desirable option to defend (Henk Vogels) yellow jersey. Otherwise, we could have just covered and countered every move. In the big picture, our goal was to keep the Tour de Georgia leader's jersey on Henk's back another day and we achieved that. We were confident that Saturn would be our biggest threat, so we didn't want to focus on every little break that went up the road... we weren't about to panic today."
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However, Saturn's Chris Horner, currently sitting in second place on general classification, just six seconds behind Vogels had strong words for Beamon's Navigator's team. "It was an embarrassment for them," Horner told Cyclingnews post-stage today. "They were just afraid to ride today... it was the least they could do was to chase. (Saturn) is obligated to help out but we shouldn't have to ride on the front all day. Thanks to Saturn, Henk still has the yellow jersey tonight."
Horner's strong words were echoed by his team director Anje Bek, who said, "What, should (Saturn) just give the race away by not chasing?" As they say in rural Georgia, them's fightin' words and Saturday's Stage 4 should be a battle royale between the two top American teams fighting it out for the first major stage race title on US soil since 1996. Unfortunately, Navigators will be missing their climbing big gun Chris Wherry, who abandoned on Stage 3. Navigators director Beamon told Cyclingnews that he was still tired from a bout with the flu while in Europe and hasn't yet recovered.
Fast Freddy Rodriguez has few complaints after finally notching a Tour de Georgia stage victory in Rome; the Vini Caldirola man was shut out yesterday in Columbus but took a solid victory in a driving rainstorm reminiscent of his stage win in the Tour of Langkawi in 1999 in similar conditions. Rodriguez was doubly satisfied, as his win propelled the Emeryville, CA rider into lead for the sprint jersey. "It felt good to finally get this win; I still have injuries but I wanted this one. Too bad the officials penalized me 20 seconds the other day or I would be in position to win the overall race here."
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Five hours before Rodriguez romped to victory in Roma, Lionel Syne made his break soon after the peloton exited Callaway Gardens, and like a battery powered bunny, he just kept going and going and going all day. The rain had stopped well before the start and with a nice tailwind and little or no chase from behind, the powerfully built Webcor sprinter had built up a lead of 16.50 after 90km of racing. Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar's sprinter Matt Dubberly got impatient and decided to go after Syne, despite the best advice of his team director Mike Neel.
"Matt's a good all-round rider with a fast finish but he just got impatient," said Neel. Dubberly gained time for a while but Syne had great legs today and just couldn't catch the Belgian. Eventually Prime Alliance's Jonathan Vaughters got antsy as the peloton rolled along at piano pace of 30km/hr and let Syne's lead ballooned. Vaughters bridged to Dubberly and this was the signal to Saturn that they were simply not going to let a rider as dangerous as Vaughters get a long way down the road to Rome.
As Vaughters and Dubberly crossed the muddy, swollen Tallapoosa River and climbed to the second feed zone of the day, Syne was still five minutes up the road, but the Saturn-led peloton was soon breathing down their necks and looking likely to absorb the duo. As the skies opened with a dramatic thunderstorm, the Belgian hardman hung tough, but the long miles and the weather began to take its toll and by the Polk County line after 165km, his lead was down to 3.30. The fast-moving thunderstorm and fast-moving peloton had soaked Syne's chances for good.
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With 30km to go to Rome at the Cedartown sprint, Syne squeaked across ahead of the hard-charging bunch, but the peloton sucked him up and made a right hand turn onto Lake Creek Road, the first small roads that the Tour De Georgia has raced on so far. Immediately the attacks began and another one of Mike Neel's Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar riders got away. Adam Sbieh got a good lead and soon two riders bridged across, Webcor's Steve Larsen and 7-Up's Kiwi fast man Greg Henderson. "I was just trying to see what we could do," said ex-Motorola pro Larsen. "We got on those little roads and I said to myself, 'man I have to attack'".
The trio gained a minute by Boozeville, GA., had 1.30 by the final mountain sprint and held off the chase until entering the finishing circuits. "If we could have only held them off until the circuits, I thought I had a chance, but we just got caught too soon," a philosophical Larsen told Cyclingnews. By that time, the skies had opened up again, soaking Rome and the peloton once again. Fast Freddy romped home a winner and the stage is now set for the dramatic penultimate stage of the Tour de Georgia.
Saturday's Stage 4 from Dalton to Gainesville will likely be the deciding stage in this inaugural Tour de Georgia. First on the menu is the 13km ascent up Fort Mountain (866m) that gains 640m after 44km of racing. Then the course traverses tough rolling terrain through Ellijay and across the Chattahoochee National Forest for 70km, through the same dark piney woods where the film Deliverance was shot. Stage 4's second KOM comes after 141km, after a 10km climb up to Woody Gap that will provide a further selection in the Tour de Georgia. But the Woody Gap climb comes with 55 mostly downhill kilometers to race to the finish, which should provide a possibility for a regrouping of strong riders before Gainesville.
Photography
Images by Jonathan Devich/thefastrack.com
- Jeff Angermann (Webcor) waves to the cycling fans of Pine Mountain on his way out of town.
- Floyd Landis (USPS) getting more time in the saddle after recovering from his hip operation.
- Danny Pate (Prime Alliance) and Jittery Joes riders Drew Deters and Jonny Sundt head out into the cold wet morning.
- Lionel Syne (Webcor) spent most of the day on an incredible solo ride right from the start.
- Jonathan Vaughters (Prime Alliance) and a Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar rider tried hard to bridge the gap to the break.
- The group rides through the enthusiastic town of Bowdon.
- Today it was Saturn's turn to ride tempo on the front.
- Mark McCormack (Saturn) keeps low working with his team to reel in the riders up the road.
- Most every rider stayed in single file during the chase.
- 7UP-Maxxis riders get a little photo time.
- Chris Wherry (Navigators) stays tucked in behind Formaggi Pinzolo riders.
- The field edges closer and closer to the mountains.
- Two riders snuck off the front just before the finishing laps in Rome, Georgia.
- The peloton bunches up before winding it up for the finish.
- Damon Cluck (USPS) tries his best to ignore the rain.
- Henk Vogels (Navigators) sits on Freddy Rodriguezs' wheel heading into the sprint.
Images by Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews
- The Tour de Georgia peloton riding "piano" in Stage 3. Up front from left to right, Nathan O'Neill (Saturn), Greg Henderson (7-Up), Addy Engels (Rabobank) and Jeff Louder (Navigators).
- Webcore rider Lionel Syne took off on a solo ride that lasted 5 hours and 100 miles
- Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar's Matt Dubberly has his head down from his long solo effort today trying to catch Syne.
- Fast Freddy is a Mudder - Rodriguez seems to like lousy weather for a win.
Results
1 Fred Rodriguez (USA) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 5.27.40 2 David Clinger (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 3 Antonio Cruz (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 4 Uros Murn (Slo) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 5 Chris Horner (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 6 Mauro Gerosa (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 7 Alex Candelario (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 8 Jeff Louder (USA) Navigators Cycling Team 9 Henk Vogels (Aus) Navigators Cycling Team 10 Michael Barry (Can) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 11 Scott Guyton (NZl) Flanders-IteamNova.com 12 Grischa Niermann (Ger) Rabobank 13 John Lieswyn (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 14 Danny Pate (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 15 Chad Hartley (USA) Jittery Joe's Cycling Team 16 Tim Larkin (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 17 Vincent Van Rijn (Ned) Dutch National Team 18 David O'Loughlin (Irl) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 19 Kevin De Weert (Bel) Rabobank 20 Alan Iacuone (Aus) Flanders-IteamNova.com 21 Ben Jacques-Maynes (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 22 Roland Green (Can) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 23 Tom Danielson (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 24 Charles Dionne (Can) Saturn Cycling Team 25 Roman Peter (Swi) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 26 Miguel Angel Meza Flores (Mex) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 27 Matt Decanio (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 28 Jacob Erker (Can) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 29 Saul Raisin (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 30 Ronald Mutsaars (Ned) Rabobank 31 Nathan O'Neill (Aus) Saturn Cycling Team 32 Chann McRae (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 33 Benjamin Brooks (Aus) Jelly Belly 34 Adam Livingston (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 35 David Zabriskie (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 36 Dane Jankowiak (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 37 Derek Wilkerson (USA) Jelly Belly 38 Gabriele Balducci (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 39 Maarten Den Bakker (Ned) Rabobank 40 Christopher Baldwin (USA) Navigators Cycling Team 0.09 41 Mauro Radaelli (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 42 Oscar Pineda (Gua) 7UP / Maxxis 43 Steve Larsen (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 44 Phil Zajicek (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 45 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Saturn Cycling Team 46 Scottie Weiss (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 47 Jason Bausch (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 48 Vassili Davidenko (Rus) Navigators Cycling Team 49 Kevin Monahan (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 50 Jonathan Hamblen (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 51 Kirk Albers (USA) Jelly Belly 52 Mark Fitzgerald (USA) Jelly Belly 53 Christopher Pic (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 54 John Peters (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 55 Douglas Ziewacz (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 56 Svein Tuft (Can) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 57 Andy Bajadali (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 58 Antonio Rizzi (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 59 Gustavo Artacho (Arg) Colavita Bolla 60 Nathan Russell (Aus) Colavita Bolla 61 Erik Saunders (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 62 Todd Littlehales (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 63 Moreno Di Biase (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 0.19 64 Jonathan Sundt (USA) Jittery Joe's Cycling Team 65 Brice Jones (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 66 Oleg Grishkine (Rus) Navigators Cycling Team 67 Conor Hurley (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 68 Pete Knudsen (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 69 Russell Hambey (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 70 Damon Kluck (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 71 Floyd Landis (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 72 Glen Mitchell (NZl) Navigators Cycling Team 73 Matt Dubberley (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 74 Jamie Drew (Aus) Flanders-IteamNova.com 75 Laurens Ten Dam (Ned) Dutch National Team 76 Tyler Wren (USA) Colavita Bolla 77 Andrea Masciarelli (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 78 Thorwald Veneberg (Ned) Rabobank 0.36 79 Mariano Friedick (USA) Jelly Belly 0.41 80 Patrick Heaney (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 0.50 81 Mark McCormack (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 1.02 82 David De La Fuente (Spa) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 1.10 83 James Mattis (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 1.17 84 Jeff Angermann (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 85 Dion Murk (Ned) Dutch National Team 86 Jon Erdelyi (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 87 Shawn Willard (USA) Colavita Bolla 88 Robbie Ventura (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 89 Jos Pronk (Ned) Dutch National Team 2.12 90 Ciaran Power (Irl) Navigators Cycling Team 2.35 91 Dirk Peetoom (Ned) Dutch National Team 2.52 92 Marco Gilli (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 93 Tim Johnson (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 94 Floris Goesinnen (Ned) Dutch National Team 95 Ted Huang (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 96 Wouters Mol (Ned) Dutch National Team 97 Chris Fisher (USA) Jelly Belly 98 Chris Baumann (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 99 David Wyandt (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 100 Jake Rosenbarger (USA) Jittery Joe's Cycling Team 101 Aaron Olsen (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 102 Trent Wilson (Aus) Flanders-IteamNova.com 103 Jürgen Landrie (Bel) Flanders-IteamNova.com 104 Dario Falquier (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 105 Brent Dawson (Aus) Jelly Belly 106 David Wenger (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 107 Massimo Amichetti (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 108 Markus Wimmer (Aut) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 109 Jonathan Vaughters (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 110 Addy Engels (Ned) Rabobank 111 Gregory Henderson (NZl) 7UP / Maxxis 112 Massimiliano Mori (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 113 Dominique Perras (Can) Flanders-IteamNova.com 114 Troy White (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 115 David McKenzie (Aus) Flanders-IteamNova.com 116 Matteo Cappe' (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 117 Farnoud Van Groen (Ned) Dutch National Team 4.49 118 Niko Biskner (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 119 Bobbie Traksel (Ned) Rabobank 120 Brian Forbes (USA) Jelly Belly 5.17 121 Lionel Syne (Bel) Webcor Cycling Team 6.56 122 Jacob Fetty (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 8.16 123 Remmert Wielinga (Ned) Rabobank 8.22 124 Wesley Seigler (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 8.40 125 Adham Sbeih (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 126 Jason Mccartney (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 127 Michael H. Luther (USA) Colavita Bolla 9.50 128 Benjamin Sharp (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 129 Andrew Deters (USA) Jittery Joe's Cycling Team 130 Stirling Magnell (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 12.07 131 Michael Jones (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 12.45 Teams 1 Prime Alliance 16.23.00 2 US Postal Service 3 Vini Caldiroal Sidermec 4 Saturn 5 OFOTO Lombardi Sports 6 Rabobank 7 Schroeder Iron 8 Navigators 0.09 9 Jelly Belly Carlsbad Clothing 10 7 Up Maxxis 0.18 11 Flanders Iteamnova 0.19 12 Formaggi Pinzolo 0.28 13 Sierra Nevada Clif Bar 14 West Virginia Pro Cycling 0.37 15 Colavita Bolla 16 Dutch National 1.36 17 Webcor 2.16 18 Jittery Joe's Coffee 3.11 General classification after stage 3 1 Henk Vogels (Aus) Navigators Cycling Team 15.08.35 2 Chris Horner (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 0.06 3 Nathan O'Neill (Aus) Saturn Cycling Team 0.07 4 John Lieswyn (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 0.14 5 David Clinger (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 0.15 6 Danny Pate (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 0.17 7 Roland Green (Can) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 0.18 8 David Zabriskie (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 0.19 9 Miguel Angel Meza Flores (Mex) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 10 Scott Guyton (NZl) Flanders-IteamNova.com 11 Tom Danielson (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 0.20 12 Jeff Louder (USA) Navigators Cycling Team 0.21 13 Michael Barry (Can) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 14 Matt Decanio (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 0.22 15 Jacob Erker (Can) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 0.23 16 David O'Loughlin (Irl) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 17 Phil Zajicek (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 0.24 18 Tim Larkin (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 19 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Saturn Cycling Team 0.25 20 Chann McRae (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 0.26 21 Ben Jacques-Maynes (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 22 Christopher Baldwin (USA) Navigators Cycling Team 0.27 23 Antonio Cruz (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 24 Alex Candelario (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 0.28 25 Fred Rodriguez (USA) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 26 Saul Raisin (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 27 Vassili Davidenko (Rus) Navigators Cycling Team 0.29 28 Uros Murn (Slo) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 0.30 29 Grischa Niermann (Ger) Rabobank 30 Roman Peter (Swi) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 31 Adam Livingston (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 0.31 32 Alan Iacuone (Aus) Flanders-IteamNova.com 33 Benjamin Brooks (Aus) Jelly Belly 0.32 34 Ronald Mutsaars (Ned) Rabobank 35 Chad Hartley (USA) Jittery Joe's Cycling Team 0.33 36 Dane Jankowiak (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 0.34 37 Douglas Ziewacz (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 38 Andy Bajadali (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 0.35 39 Kevin De Weert (Bel) Rabobank 40 Derek Wilkerson (USA) Jelly Belly 41 Mauro Gerosa (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 42 Charles Dionne (Can) Saturn Cycling Team 43 Maarten Den Bakker (Ned) Rabobank 44 Kevin Monahan (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 0.36 45 Erik Saunders (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 46 Steve Larsen (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 0.37 47 Jason Bausch (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 48 John Peters (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 0.38 49 Mark Fitzgerald (USA) Jelly Belly 0.40 50 Gabriele Balducci (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 51 Scottie Weiss (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 0.41 52 Svein Tuft (Can) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 53 Christopher Pic (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 0.43 54 Vincent Van Rijn (Ned) Dutch National Team 0.45 55 Antonio Rizzi (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 0.46 56 Mauro Radaelli (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 57 Jamie Drew (Aus) Flanders-IteamNova.com 0.47 58 Brice Jones (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 59 Pete Knudsen (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 0.50 60 Damon Kluck (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 61 Jonathan Sundt (USA) Jittery Joe's Cycling Team 62 Floyd Landis (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 63 Nathan Russell (Aus) Colavita Bolla 0.53 64 Russell Hambey (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 0.57 65 Mariano Friedick (USA) Jelly Belly 1.11 66 Thorwald Veneberg (Ned) Rabobank 1.15 67 Glen Mitchell (NZl) Navigators Cycling Team 1.18 68 Mark McCormack (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 1.22 69 Andrea Masciarelli (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 1.39 70 Oscar Pineda (Gua) 7UP / Maxxis 1.45 71 Gustavo Artacho (Arg) Colavita Bolla 1.46 72 Oleg Grishkine (Rus) Navigators Cycling Team 1.51 73 David De La Fuente (Spa) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 1.54 74 Jonathan Hamblen (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 2.01 75 Matt Dubberley (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 2.03 76 Todd Littlehales (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 2.11 77 Conor Hurley (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 2.13 78 Laurens Ten Dam (Ned) Dutch National Team 2.24 79 Kirk Albers (USA) Jelly Belly 2.46 80 Patrick Heaney (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 2.49 81 Dion Murk (Ned) Dutch National Team 82 Ciaran Power (Irl) Navigators Cycling Team 3.04 83 James Mattis (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 3.13 84 Brent Dawson (Aus) Jelly Belly 3.16 85 Jeff Angermann (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 86 Chris Fisher (USA) Jelly Belly 3.21 87 Shawn Willard (USA) Colavita Bolla 3.27 88 Addy Engels (Ned) Rabobank 3.32 89 Dominique Perras (Can) Flanders-IteamNova.com 3.35 90 Robbie Ventura (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 3.51 91 Jon Erdelyi (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 4.05 92 Massimiliano Mori (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 4.07 93 Jonathan Vaughters (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 4.09 94 Jos Pronk (Ned) Dutch National Team 4.13 95 Jürgen Landrie (Bel) Flanders-IteamNova.com 4.31 96 Marco Gilli (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 4.33 97 Gregory Henderson (NZl) 7UP / Maxxis 4.42 98 David Wenger (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 4.46 99 Tyler Wren (USA) Colavita Bolla 4.48 100 Jake Rosenbarger (USA) Jittery Joe's Cycling Team 4.50 101 Massimo Amichetti (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 4.52 102 Trent Wilson (Aus) Flanders-IteamNova.com 4.55 103 Ted Huang (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 5.00 104 Wouters Mol (Ned) Dutch National Team 5.03 105 Aaron Olsen (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 5.09 106 Tim Johnson (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 5.20 107 David McKenzie (Aus) Flanders-IteamNova.com 5.28 108 Dirk Peetoom (Ned) Dutch National Team 5.38 109 Markus Wimmer (Aut) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 5.51 110 Moreno Di Biase (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 6.08 111 Floris Goesinnen (Ned) Dutch National Team 6.19 112 David Wyandt (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 6.31 113 Bobbie Traksel (Ned) Rabobank 6.48 114 Brian Forbes (USA) Jelly Belly 7.55 115 Niko Biskner (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 8.41 116 Remmert Wielinga (Ned) Rabobank 9.00 117 Lionel Syne (Bel) Webcor Cycling Team 9.02 118 Matteo Cappe' (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 9.08 119 Adham Sbeih (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 10.12 120 Benjamin Sharp (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 11.52 121 Michael H. Luther (USA) Colavita Bolla 12.23 122 Jason Mccartney (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 13.37 123 Stirling Magnell (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 16.02 124 Chris Baumann (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 21.11 125 Troy White (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 22.12 126 Farnoud Van Groen (Ned) Dutch National Team 22.50 127 Dario Falquier (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 25.08 128 Andrew Deters (USA) Jittery Joe's Cycling Team 31.22 129 Wesley Seigler (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 33.45 130 Jacob Fetty (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 33.53 131 Michael Jones (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 36.04
