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Wachovia Cycling SeriesUSA, June 3-8, 2003Results Live Report Past winners Wachovia Liberty Classic: Philadelphia, PA 91 km - 4 laps of 22.64kmBessette Breaks the Rossner StreakBy Kristy Scrymgeour Lyne Bessette and the Saturn Team broke Petra Rosser's winning streak today when Bessette won theWachovia Liberty Classic in a late solo effort. In what had become a race owned by the German sprinter from Nurnberger, Saturn used their numbers and tactics to take the title from her. The 90km race was contended on a 23 kilometer circuit in conjunction with the Men's USPRO Championships. Starting ten minutes after the men, the women's race was aggressive from the start with T-Mobile and Saturn using their numbers and strength to make the race hard. An early break of five riders with Kristin Armstrong and Dorothy Cowden (T-Mobile) , Katie Mactier and Jessica Phillips (Saturn), Margaret Hemsley (Nurnberger)gained 15 seconds on the field but did not survive, Nurnberger doing a good job to bring it back. T-Mobile and Saturn continued to attack constantly and made the day very hard for the Nurnberger team who only had five riders to work with. Another break of fifteen was out there for a while until T- Mobile decided they weren't happy with it and managed to reel it in. At the 50km mark, Manon Jutras (Saturn) broke away alone and gained 42 seconds on the field. Jutras, who spent a lot of time riding on the front of the peloton recently for her teammates in the Tour de L'Aude, was well prepared. She put her head down and soloed alone for 30 kilometers until she was eventually reeled in at the base of the famous Manayunk Wall by T-Mobile. Nurnberger immediately went to the front of the peloton to control the race for Rossner with only 14 kilometers remaining in the race. Dede Barry (T-Mobile) pushed the pace hard the last time up the wall and as the riders peaked the climb Bessette put in a hard attack and gained a significant gap on the field. Barry was able to bridge the gap and other riders soon caught them as a small remaining bunch grouped together. T-Mobile continued their onslaught of attacks with Kim Anderson going first and Kimberley Bruckner countering, but it was Lynn Gaggioli riding for Fuji who put it the strongest attack on Strawberry Hill. Gaggioli held her lead for a while and looked strong. The field was totally split behind her, but soon four riders managed to catch her. Bessette, Bruckner, Judith Arndt (Nurnberger) and another T-Mobile rider had all bridged the gap just as Bessette put in another hard attack and went alone. With only a few kilometers to go Bessette powered away knowing that this was her only chance. "It was only three kilometers," Lyne told Cyclingnews afterwards; "I knew I had to ride it like a pursuit. The problem was Arndt is a great pursuit rider too so I thought they were going to catch me." The four chased hard behind with T-Mobile working hard to get back up to Bessette, but it was not to be. Bessette was strong enough to hold them off all the way to the line as both the break and the rest of the bunch rapidly closed in on her. Gaggioli finished off her strong performance to take second and Arndt took third. Rossner, in one last attempt from the field started her sprint from 400m out and was so fast that she caught the break on the line to take 5th place overall. Rossner was still in great spirits after the race when she talked with Cyclingnews. "I thought I would be disappointed, but actually I feel ok. We really didn't have the numbers today and Saturn rode a really smart race. I still had fun out there because I love this race." Bessette was very excited after the race. "We rode so well out there today as a team, everyone played their part and that's the only reason we made it to the line. Ina (Teutenberg) was so great for me. I was supposed to be helping her today, but she guided me the whole way through the race and told me when to go. I owe this win a lot to her. We were in a good position most of the way through the race. We had people in the break all day and when I was alone at the end I knew that if I couldn't make it we still had Ina there for the sprint. Teutenberg, who has been attributed by Rossner for being a big part of her wins here since 1998, has managed to do it again for her team, it just wasn't a team with Rossner on it. Cyclingnews spoke with Teutenberg after the race who was very satisfied with the day. "I feel very happy that our plan worked today. Lyne was great. She listened to exactly what I said and it all worked out perfectly." PhotosImages by Jonathan Devich/www.wachoviacycling.com
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Results1 Lyne Bessette (Can) Saturn Cycling Team 2.23.16 2 Lynn Gaggioli (USA) Velo Bella 0.09 3 Judith Arndt (Ger) Equipe Nurnberger 4 Kim Anderson (USA) Team T Mobile 5 Petra Rossner (Ger) Equipe Nurnberger Fuji 6 Kimberly Bruckner (USA) Team T Mobile 7 Karen Bockel (Ger) Team Rona Esker 8 Ina Teutenberg (Ger) Saturn Cycling Team 9 Tina Mayolo-Pic (USA) Diet Rite 10 Elizabeth Begosh (USA) Snow Valley 11 Lauren Franges (USA) Victory Brewing Amoroso's 12 Andrea Hannos (USA) Team Rona Esker 13 Melissa Holt (NZl) Team Rona Esker 14 Miho Oki (Jpn) Japanese National Team 15 Anne Samplonius (Can) TDS Cycling Team 16 Erinne Willock (Can) Team Rona Esker 17 Magen Long (USA) Freddie Fu Cycling 18 Mari Holden (USA) Team T Mobile 19 Katie MacTier (Aus) Saturn Cycling Team 20 Dotsie Cowden (USA) Team T Mobile 21 Rebecca McClintock (USA) Colavita Bolla 22 Candice Blickem (USA) Genesis Scuba FFCC 23 Kate Maher (USA) Team Basis 24 Jo-Jo Kiesanowski (NZl) Diet Rite 25 Nicolita Freedman (USA) Team Basis 26 Laura Van Gilder (USA) Saturn 27 Leigh Valletti (USA) Genesis Scuba 28 DeDe Demet-Barry (USA) T-Mobile 29 Susan Duff (USA) Tri State Velo Amoroso 30 Julie Hutsebaut (Can) Canadian National 31 Nicole Demars (Can) Victory Brewing Amoroso's 32 Gina Grain (Can) Victory Brewing Amoroso's 33 Christina Underwood (USA) Team Fuji 34 Jennifer Leonard (USA) Tri State Velo Amoroso 35 Kori Kelly (USA) Diet Rite 36 Catherine Powers (USA) Richard Sachs Cycling Team 37 Sandra Kolb (USA) Los Gatos Bicycling Racing Club 38 Katheryn Curi (USA) Los Gatos Bicycling Racing Club 39 Kori Kelly (USA) Diet Rite 40 Amy Moore (Can) Saturn 41 Brooke O'Conner (USA) Colavita Bolla 42 Melissa Sanborn (USA) Velo Clips NCVC 43 Catherine Bearce (USA) 44 Shawn Heidgen (USA) TDS Cycling Team 45 Laura Schmidt (USA) LSV Trek VW 46 Charmian Breon (USA) Freddie Fu Cycling 47 Shannon Hutchison (USA) Colavita Bolla 48 Caroline L'Heureux (Can) Canadian National 49 Kristy Scheffenacker (USA) Snow Valley 50 Kele Hulser (USA) Velo Clips NCVC 51 Alicia Genest (USA) Richard Sachs Cycling Team 52 Vanessa Guyton (NZl) Snow Valley Cycling Team 53 Hiroko Shimada (Jpn) Japanese National Team 54 Amber Neben (USA) Team T Mobile 55 Kristin Armstrong (USA) Team T Mobile 56 Ann Marie Miller (USA) Verzizon Wireless Cervelo 57 Grace Fleury (USA) Genesis Scuba FFCC 58 Megan Elliott (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 59 Katrina Davis (USA) Richard Sachs Cycling Team 60 Cybil DiGuistini (Can) Diet Rite 61 Sandy Espeseth (Can) Victory Brewing Amoroso's 62 Emma Rickards (Aus) Freddie Fu Cycling 63 Heather Abert (USA) Team Basis 64 Julia Hawley (USA) Snow Valley 65 Ashley Kimmet (USA) Colavita Bolla 66 Myoko Karami (Jpn) Japanese National Team 67 Alisha Little (USA) Team Fuji 68 Manon Jutras (Can) Saturn Cycling Team 69 LeeAnne Manderson (USA) Freddie Fu Cycling 70 Eryn Hanna (USA) Los Gatos Bicycling Racing Club 71 Leah Goldstein (Isr) Victory Brewing Amoroso's 0.19 72 Jessica Phillips (USA) Saturn Cycling Team 0.21 73 Trixi Worrack (Ger) Equipe Nurnberger Fuji 1.04 74 Madeleine Lindberg (Swe) Equipe Nurnberger Fuji 2.05 75 Tracy Sproule (USA) Colavita Bolla 2.17 76 Sherri Stedji (USA) Los Gatos Bicycling Racing Club 77 Francis Harrison (USA) Century Road Club 78 Ayumu Otsuka (Jpn) Japanese National Team 79 Stacey Peters (USA) Team T Mobile 2.34 80 Margaret Hemsley (Aus) Nurnberger 2.42 81 Esther Davis (USA) Century Road Club 3.25 82 Sue Palmer-Komar (Can) Genesis Scuba 4.59 83 Jenette Williams (USA) LSV Trek VW 84 Sophie St Jacques (Can) Victory Brewing Amoroso's 6.19 85 Larssyn Staley (USA) Genesis Scuba FFCC 9.44 86 Susan Duff (USA) Tri State Velo Amoroso 87 Lauren Gaffney (USA) Team Basis 11.27 88 Heidi Wollever (USA) 13.09 89 Carrie Tuck (Can) Team Rona Esker 13.44 90 Sheba Farrin (USA) LSV Trek VW 91 Susan Hefler (USA) LSV Trek VW 92 Skelly Kunsbeck (USA) LSV Trek VW Past Winners2002 Petra Rossner (Ger) Saturn Cycling Team 92.8 kms in 2.27.09 (37.86 km/h) 2001 Petra Rossner (Ger) Saturn Cycling Team 116.9 kms in 3.01.47 (38.29 km/h) 2000 Petra Rossner (Ger) Saturn Cycling Team 116.9 kms in 3.00.02 (38.68 km/h) 1999 Petra Rossner (Ger) German National Team 116.9 kms in 3.01.23 1998 Petra Rossner (Ger) 1997 Clara Hughes (Can) 1996 Petra Rossner (Ger) |
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