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Tour of Georgia - 2.3
Georgia, USA, April 22-27, 2003
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Stage 4 - April 26: Dalton - Gainesville, 176km
No Deliverance for Vogels and Navigators
Saturn onslaught propels Horner into race lead; Rodriguez wins again
By Tim Maloney, European Editor in Atlanta, Georgia
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With the dogwoods blooming among the beautiful hills of the Chatahoochee National Forest, not far from where the cult film Deliverance was shot, Henk Vogels (Navigators) was hoping to hang on to his race leader's jersey today at the Tour of Georgia, but it was the dueling banjos of Team Saturn and Chris Horner who played the tune today.
And Henk just couldn't dance the tune. After three good days clad in the leader's jersey, Henk couldn't match the incredible drive of Saturn on a parcours that didn't particularly suit the powerfully built Vogels. "They [Saturn] were just too strong for us today; they have very good climbers and I wasn't strong enough on the climb to stay with the front group," explained a disappointed Vogels.
Once dropped by the Saturn surge up Woody Gap, Vogels chased hard, but was not with the right chase group and ended up losing 12'27" on the stage, dropping the Aussie to 37th on gc. "It wasn't too bad of a climb, but once there was a gap and we hit the rollers (after the Woody Gap climb) my group just couldn't get across to the main chase group."
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At the Navigators team van, DS Ed Beamon was more philosophical than down after his squad lost the jersey, and explained to Cyclingnews that "[Navigators] was on Saturn's playing field and that made it tough for us today. Still, we had a good race and can be satisfied." Vogels backed up his director's point of view, and said afterwards "My boys were awesome the last few days and I'm really happy with the great results here."
Around the corner at the Saturn team van, the mood was more upbeat, as a delighted Chris Horner exclaimed "This [the leader's jersey] was what we wanted. Today we went hard and this wasn't no gimmee... those were hard climbs today and my Saturn teammates rode great for me today." Horner's teammate and Tour of Langkawi winner Tom Danielson was pleased to be part of Saturn's winning effort today; "It was great to work for Chris today and it was a tough stage. I'm learning a lot here and I wanted to show people I'm not just a climber, that I wouldn't blow on the flats."
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Tour De Georgia prologue winner Nathan O'Neill echoed his teammate's sentiments when he described the positive vibes flowing at Saturn this season. "Last year I was on an Italian team and it was so old school. At Saturn we have developed a different sense of morale... we're really willing to put it on the line for the next guy." Saturn DS Anje Bek was as happy as his riders; the Polish born Bek is a former assistant director on the Coors Light squad and this time last year, Bek was driving a semi for a living after leaving USA Cycling in 1999. His arrival at Saturn, along with Horner, O'Neill and Danielson has helped bring Saturn to another level this season.
Fred Rodriguez's day turned bittersweet when the Emeryville, CA native looked at the GC after his stage win. After Rodriguez took the 10 second time bonus for the win, Tour De Georgia race leader Horner is now 18 seconds ahead of Rodriguez. But had it not been for the 20" penalty incurred on stage 1's starting circuits, the gap betwen Rodriguez and Horner might be much closer. "My injury in my left leg was bothering me and in the last 10K, it felt like I was only riding with one leg," Fast Freddy told Cyclingnews post-stage. "It's too bad about the penalty Fred got," said the Vini Caldirola-Sidermec director. "But this is still a very good race and we are happy we came."
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USPS had an excellent day at the Tour de Georgia, winning the day's team classification. Floyd Landis rode out hard in front, pulling an early break for much of the day. Subsequently, three of his teammates, Michael Barry, Dave Zabriskie and mountain bike champion Roland Green made the key break of the race. Barry looked especially strong in the final and made several bids for freedom on the run-in to Gainesville but was always reeled in. Another team that made all the right moves today was Flanders-Iteamnova. The modest Aussie-Belgian outfit had been quiet up until now, biding their time until today's queen stage. Allan Iacuone made the key break and sprinted in for 3rd on the stage, while his teammate Scott Guyton was 9th, just off the front of the chase group. Both Iacuone and Guyton moved into the top 10 on GC today, certainly giving Flanders-Iteamnova the "little team that could" award at the Tour de Georgia.
On the flipside, Prime Alliance wasn't able to follow Saturn's key move today up Woddy Gap that blew the Tour de Georgia wide open. Look for Dave Clinger to try and move past Scott Guyton into the top 10, who is equal with him on time. With Danny Pate sitting in 12th, 1'40" back and 7-Up's John Lieswyn 3" ahead in 9th, also watch for a struggle between PA & 7-Up to move Pate past Lieswyn.
Sunday's final stage 5 will wrap up the Georgia tour in a 142km circuit race in Atlanta. It's nine laps of a mostly flat course through NE Atlanta and will have three intermediate time sprints on laps 2, 4 and 6 for 3, 2 and 1 seconds as well as the final sprint worth 10, 6 and 4 seconds. The final outcome in the Georgia race is stil up for grabs, but expect Saturn to defend Horner's lead voraciously to ensure final victory.
Photos
Images by Jonathan Devich/thefastrack.com
- Navigators tries hard to catch up to the group up the road.
- Henk Vogels (Navigators) tried hard to stay in the leader's jersey today, but couldn't hang on when it counted.
- One of the chase groups rolls across the line after a long day.
- The strain of the day shows on Henk Vogels' face as he rolls across the line.
- The Saturn boys roll in, knowing their teammate Chris Horner has taken the leader's jersey.
- The peloton rolls into Gainesville.
- Freddy Rodriguez (Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval) makes it two in a row while Chris Horner (Saturn) comes in second and taking over the race lead.
- Nathan O'Neill (Saturn) stays focused during an early race break.
- The peloton rolls out of the start down of Dalton.
- Mavic neutral support do what they do best.
- For all you motorcycle fans out there, here's one of the race marshall's Ducatis.
- The first break of the day makes its way up to the KOM.
- A Webcor rider fights his way up to the break.
- Roland Green (US Postal Service) and Trent Klasna (Saturn) lead the peloton up the climb.
- Svein Tuft (Prime Alliance) focuses on the road ahead.
- Not much smiling for the camera when the going gets tough.
- The remnants of the peloton make their way up the mountain.
- The tour caravan bunches up as it winds its way up the climb.
- Objects in front of the mirror are closer than they appear (don't try this at home).
- The peloton is strung out through the Georgia countryside.
- Georgia locals watch by the roadside as the back of the caravan goes past.
Images by Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews
- A tune only Saturn could follow - Tom Danielson, Nathan O'Neill and Chris Horner bask in the post-race afterglow of victory.
- Pleased as punch - Saturn director Anje Bek and new Tour de Georgia race leader Chris Horner both happy after a job well done.
Images by Trish Albert
- Freddy Rodriguez (Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval) wins the fourth stage in Gainesville, GA.
- David Zabriskie (US Postal) finishes followed by Nathan O'Neill (Saturn) and Tom Danielson (Saturn
- A Rabobank rider crosses the finish line.
- Freddy Rodruigez's Carrera.
- A smiling Georgia native Saul Raisin (Ofoto-Lombardi Sports) wears the blue jersey for the best Under 23 rider.
- Chris Horner dons the King of the Mountains jersey, the first of two jerseys he was awarded today.
- Chance Regina, marketing director for Maxxis Tires, and amateur racer John Floyd present the Sprinter's Jersey to Fred Rodruigez (Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval).
- The podium - Chris Horner (Saturn, L, 2nd), Fred Rodriguez (Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval, M, 1st), and Alan Iacuone (Flanders-Iteamnova, R, 3rd).
- One very happy Chris Horner (Saturn) in the leader's yellow jersey.
Results
1 Fred Rodriguez (USA) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 4.49.22 2 Chris Horner (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 3 Alan Iacuone (Aus) Flanders-IteamNova.com 4 Roland Green (Can) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 5 Michael Barry (Can) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 6 David Zabriskie (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 0.05 7 Nathan O'Neill (Aus) Saturn Cycling Team 8 Tom Danielson (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 9 Scott Guyton (NZl) Flanders-IteamNova.com 1.18 10 David Clinger (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 1.23 11 Uros Murn (Slo) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 12 Mauro Gerosa (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 13 Jeff Louder (USA) Navigators Cycling Team 14 Chad Hartley (USA) Jittery Joe's Cycling Team 15 Steve Larsen (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 16 Ben Jacques-Maynes (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 17 Vincent Van Rijn (Ned) Dutch National Team 18 David O'Loughlin (Irl) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 19 Tim Larkin (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 20 Andrea Masciarelli (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 21 Chann McRae (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 22 Jonathan Hamblen (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 23 Danny Pate (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 24 John Lieswyn (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 25 Grischa Niermann (Ger) Rabobank 26 Mauro Radaelli (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 27 Jacob Erker (Can) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 28 Kevin De Weert (Bel) Rabobank 29 Phil Zajicek (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 30 Floyd Landis (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 31 Saul Raisin (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 32 Matteo Cappe' (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 1.30 33 Andy Bajadali (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 1.43 34 Ronald Mutsaars (Ned) Rabobank 35 Thorwald Veneberg (Ned) Rabobank 36 Jonathan Vaughters (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 4.54 37 Adham Sbeih (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 9.53 38 Antonio Cruz (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 12.27 39 Christopher Baldwin (USA) Navigators Cycling Team 40 Roman Peter (Swi) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 41 Henk Vogels (Aus) Navigators Cycling Team 42 Matt Decanio (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 43 Benjamin Brooks (Aus) Jelly Belly 44 Adam Livingston (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 45 Massimiliano Mori (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 46 David De La Fuente (Spa) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 47 Svein Tuft (Can) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 48 Jake Rosenbarger (USA) Jittery Joe's Cycling Team 18.52 49 Christopher Pic (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 21.00 50 Derek Wilkerson (USA) Jelly Belly 51 Marco Gilli (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 52 Troy White (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 53 Matt Dubberley (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 54 Jason Bausch (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 55 Scottie Weiss (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 56 Dion Murk (Ned) Dutch National Team 57 Conor Hurley (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 58 Dario Falquier (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 59 James Mattis (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 60 Jürgen Landrie (Bel) Flanders-IteamNova.com 61 Niko Biskner (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 62 Todd Littlehales (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 63 Jon Erdelyi (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 64 Maarten Den Bakker (Ned) Rabobank 65 Robbie Ventura (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 66 Jonathan Sundt (USA) Jittery Joe's Cycling Team 67 Vassili Davidenko (Rus) Navigators Cycling Team 68 Brent Dawson (Aus) Jelly Belly 69 Chris Fisher (USA) Jelly Belly 70 David Wenger (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 71 Michael Jones (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 72 Jeff Angermann (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 73 Patrick Heaney (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 74 Shawn Willard (USA) Colavita Bolla 75 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Saturn Cycling Team 76 Alex Candelario (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 77 Wouters Mol (Ned) Dutch National Team 78 Addy Engels (Ned) Rabobank 79 Floris Goesinnen (Ned) Dutch National Team 80 Markus Wimmer (Aut) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 81 Kirk Albers (USA) Jelly Belly 82 Tyler Wren (USA) Colavita Bolla 83 Jos Pronk (Ned) Dutch National Team 84 Dominique Perras (Can) Flanders-IteamNova.com 85 Bobbie Traksel (Ned) Rabobank 86 Charles Dionne (Can) Saturn Cycling Team 87 John Peters (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 88 Russell Hambey (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 89 Douglas Ziewacz (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 90 Antonio Rizzi (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 91 Gustavo Artacho (Arg) Colavita Bolla 92 Mark McCormack (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 93 Erik Saunders (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 94 Tim Johnson (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 95 David McKenzie (Aus) Flanders-IteamNova.com 96 Moreno Di Biase (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 97 Gabriele Balducci (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 98 Trent Wilson (Aus) Flanders-IteamNova.com 99 Brice Jones (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 100 Kevin Monahan (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 101 Ciaran Power (Irl) Navigators Cycling Team 102 Laurens Ten Dam (Ned) Dutch National Team 103 Miguel Angel Meza Flores (Mex) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 104 Oscar Pineda (Gua) 7UP / Maxxis 105 Gregory Henderson (NZl) 7UP / Maxxis 106 Glen Mitchell (NZl) Navigators Cycling Team 107 Mark Fitzgerald (USA) Jelly Belly 108 Dane Jankowiak (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 109 Pete Knudsen (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 110 Jason Mccartney (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 111 Damon Kluck (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 112 Aaron Olsen (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 113 Mariano Friedick (USA) Jelly Belly 114 Brian Forbes (USA) Jelly Belly 44.25 115 Chris Baumann (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 116 Dirk Peetoom (Ned) Dutch National Team 117 Andrew Deters (USA) Jittery Joe's Cycling Team Teams 1 US Postal Service 14.28.11 2 Saturn 0.05 3 Vini Caldiroal Sidermec 2.41 4 OFOTO Lombardi Sports 4.04 5 Rabobank 4.24 6 Prime Alliance 7.35 7 Schroeder Iron 15.08 8 Formaggi Pinzolo 15.15 9 Flanders Iteamnova 22.13 10 Navigators 26.12 11 Sierra Nevada Clif Bar 32.11 12 Jittery Joe's Coffee 41.10 13 Webcor 43.18 14 West Virginia Pro Cycling 15 Dutch National 16 7 Up Maxxis 17 Jelly Belly Carlsbad Clothing 54.22 18 Colavita Bolla 1.02.55 General classification after stage 4 1 Chris Horner (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 19.57.57 2 Nathan O'Neill (Aus) Saturn Cycling Team 0.12 3 Roland Green (Can) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 0.18 4 Fred Rodriguez (USA) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 5 Michael Barry (Can) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 0.21 6 David Zabriskie (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 0.24 7 Tom Danielson (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 0.25 8 Alan Iacuone (Aus) Flanders-IteamNova.com 0.27 9 John Lieswyn (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 1.37 10 Scott Guyton (NZl) Flanders-IteamNova.com 11 David Clinger (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 1.38 12 Danny Pate (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 1.40 13 Phil Zajicek (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 1.41 14 Jeff Louder (USA) Navigators Cycling Team 1.44 15 Jacob Erker (Can) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 1.46 16 David O'Loughlin (Irl) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 17 Tim Larkin (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 1.47 18 Chann McRae (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 1.49 19 Ben Jacques-Maynes (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 20 Saul Raisin (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 1.51 21 Uros Murn (Slo) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 1.53 22 Grischa Niermann (Ger) Rabobank 23 Chad Hartley (USA) Jittery Joe's Cycling Team 1.56 24 Kevin De Weert (Bel) Rabobank 1.58 25 Mauro Gerosa (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 26 Steve Larsen (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 2.00 27 Vincent Van Rijn (Ned) Dutch National Team 2.08 28 Mauro Radaelli (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 2.09 29 Floyd Landis (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 2.12 30 Ronald Mutsaars (Ned) Rabobank 2.15 31 Andy Bajadali (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 2.18 32 Thorwald Veneberg (Ned) Rabobank 2.58 33 Andrea Masciarelli (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 3.02 34 Jonathan Hamblen (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 3.24 35 Jonathan Vaughters (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 9.03 36 Matteo Cappe' (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 10.38 37 Henk Vogels (Aus) Navigators Cycling Team 12.27 38 Matt Decanio (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 12.49 39 Christopher Baldwin (USA) Navigators Cycling Team 12.54 40 Antonio Cruz (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 41 Roman Peter (Swi) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 12.57 42 Adam Livingston (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 12.58 43 Benjamin Brooks (Aus) Jelly Belly 12.59 44 Svein Tuft (Can) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 13.06 45 David De La Fuente (Spa) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 14.21 46 Massimiliano Mori (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 16.34 47 Adham Sbeih (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 20.05 48 Miguel Angel Meza Flores (Mex) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 21.19 49 Eric Wohlberg (Can) Saturn Cycling Team 21.25 50 Alex Candelario (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 21.28 51 Vassili Davidenko (Rus) Navigators Cycling Team 21.29 52 Dane Jankowiak (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 21.34 53 Douglas Ziewacz (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 54 Derek Wilkerson (USA) Jelly Belly 21.35 55 Charles Dionne (Can) Saturn Cycling Team 21.35 56 Maarten Den Bakker (Ned) Rabobank 57 Kevin Monahan (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 21.36 58 Erik Saunders (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 59 Jason Bausch (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 21.37 60 John Peters (USA) Prime Alliance Cycling Team 21.38 61 Mark Fitzgerald (USA) Jelly Belly 21.40 62 Gabriele Balducci (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 63 Scottie Weiss (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 21.41 64 Christopher Pic (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 21.43 65 Antonio Rizzi (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 21.46 66 Brice Jones (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 21.47 67 Pete Knudsen (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 21.50 68 Damon Kluck (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 69 Jonathan Sundt (USA) Jittery Joe's Cycling Team 70 Russell Hambey (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 21.57 71 Mariano Friedick (USA) Jelly Belly 22.11 72 Glen Mitchell (NZl) Navigators Cycling Team 22.18 73 Mark McCormack (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 22.22 74 Oscar Pineda (Gua) 7UP / Maxxis 22.45 75 Gustavo Artacho (Arg) Colavita Bolla 22.46 76 Matt Dubberley (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 23.03 77 Todd Littlehales (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 23.11 78 Conor Hurley (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 23.13 79 Laurens Ten Dam (Ned) Dutch National Team 23.24 80 Jake Rosenbarger (USA) Jittery Joe's Cycling Team 23.42 81 Kirk Albers (USA) Jelly Belly 23.46 82 Patrick Heaney (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 23.49 83 Dion Murk (Ned) Dutch National Team 84 Ciaran Power (Irl) Navigators Cycling Team 24.04 85 James Mattis (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 24.13 86 Brent Dawson (Aus) Jelly Belly 24.16 87 Jeff Angermann (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 88 Chris Fisher (USA) Jelly Belly 24.21 89 Shawn Willard (USA) Colavita Bolla 24.27 90 Addy Engels (Ned) Rabobank 24.32 91 Dominique Perras (Can) Flanders-IteamNova.com 24.34 92 Robbie Ventura (USA) US Postal presented by Berry Floor 24.51 93 Jon Erdelyi (USA) Ofoto-Lombardi Sports 25.05 94 Jos Pronk (Ned) Dutch National Team 25.13 95 Jürgen Landrie (Bel) Flanders-IteamNova.com 25.31 96 Marco Gilli (Ita) Caldirola-Sidermec-Saunier Duval 25.33 97 Gregory Henderson (NZl) 7UP / Maxxis 25.42 98 David Wenger (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 25.46 99 Tyler Wren (USA) Colavita Bolla 25.48 100 Trent Wilson (Aus) Flanders-IteamNova.com 25.55 101 Wouters Mol (Ned) Dutch National Team 26.03 102 Aaron Olsen (USA) Schroeder Iron Cycling Team 26.07 103 Tim Johnson (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 26.20 104 David McKenzie (Aus) Flanders-IteamNova.com 26.28 105 Markus Wimmer (Aut) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 26.51 106 Moreno Di Biase (Ita) Formaggi Pinzolo Fiavé 27.08 107 Floris Goesinnen (Ned) Dutch National Team 27.19 108 Bobbie Traksel (Ned) Rabobank 27.48 109 Niko Biskner (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 29.41 110 Jason Mccartney (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 34.37 111 Troy White (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 43.12 112 Dario Falquier (USA) Webcor Cycling Team 46.08 113 Dirk Peetoom (Ned) Dutch National Team 50.03 114 Brian Forbes (USA) Jelly Belly 52.20 115 Michael Jones (USA) West Virginia Cycling Team 57.04 116 Chris Baumann (USA) Sierra Nevada-Clif Bar 1.05.36 117 Andrew Deters (USA) Jittery Joe's Cycling Team 1.15.47
