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Nature Valley Grand Prix - NE/NRC
Minnesota, USA, June 8-12, 2005
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Stage 5 - June 12: Stillwater Criterium, 60/50 minutes
Men: England sneaks to stage win, Lieswyn powers to overall title
By James Lockwood
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A spent Shawn Milne rolled through the finish line of the last stage of the Nature Valley Grand Prix, gasping for air after climbing the 20-percent grade Chilkoot Hill for the last time. "Today was a day you just talk with your legs, and obviously John's spoke louder," the Navigators Insurance rider said.
For all the talk that transpired over the last two days between Milne and Health Net/Maxxis' John Lieswyn over the way the leader's jersey changed hands between the two of them, on Sunday everything was left on the road. Midway through the Stillwater Criterium, Lieswyn jumped going uphill on the backside of the 1.5-mile course and instead of taking Milne with him, he took the leader's jersey on the final day of the 5-day stage race.
"I was totally willing to go up the road with Shawn," Lieswyn said about the surge he put in to reel in an attack put in by Bianchi/Grand Performance's Ben Raby and Colavita Olive Oil-Sutter Home's Aaron Olson. "I didn't want to see him lose it all. But it is like Shawn said the other night in Minneapolis: I just followed the wheel in front of me," he said.
In the end, Lieswyn took more than 2 minutes out of Milne, and instead of sitting on the podium, Milne fell down to seventh, leaving second and third overall to Olson and HRRC/Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized's Brian Jensen.
While Lieswyn was the toast of the event, the day's spoils went to Advantage Benefits/Endeavor Cycling Team's Richard England, who overcame a 20-second deficit to the lead pack in the last four laps to take the win ahead of Raby and Colavita's Jonathan Page.
"That was very impressive," Raby said of England's effort. "I was confident if it came down to a sprint, I could take it. This hill suits someone like me."
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In the last lap, the surge actually came from Jelly Belly-Pool Gel's Danny Pate as they crested the summit of the course with a 6-second lead over the field that had been whittled down to eight riders. Lieswyn bridged, and the two pushed it down the hill to the last climb, but not hard enough to pull away from the break. "I would have liked to have led him out to the finish. I would have liked to have seen him win," Lieswyn said. "I didn't realize it was the last lap, or I would have put myself in the red that final lap."
Instead, it was England's teammate, Garrett Peltonen, who dug deep. "I jumped, got him halfway up the hill, and he just did the rest," Peltonen said. "We finally got one," said England's teammate, Pipp, who, himself, came up short in third place in the Friday night criterium.
The win also vaulted the team ahead of Health Net for the team title in the grand prix, an honour England said the team has earned. "Health Net has given us some more respect over the last couple of weeks," England said when asked if the win helps the team's standing in the peloton.
As for the rookie rider for Navigators, Milne said while the day did not go the way he would have liked, little in the stage race happened according to plan. "I still have to put it somewhat in perspective. If that wreck in Minneapolis wouldn't have happened, I probably wouldn't be in the jersey," said Milne, who suffered a dropped chain and broken derailleur going up hill, and then a flat tire on a teammate's bike finishing the lap. "The strongest rider won."
For Lieswyn, who won the leader's jersey for the second time in four years at Nature Valley, the win just added another dimension to an already incredible year for Health Net. "I'm just enjoying bike racing right now," he said.
Women: Thorburn keeps leader jersey, Gaggioli wins final stage
By Rick Fuentes
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Twenty-six seconds is all that separated Webcor Builder's Christine Thorburn from Quark Cycling Team's Tina Pic.
That's about as much time as it took to crest Chilkoot Hill, a short climb at a grade of 20-percent that the riders had to tackle 13 times in this final stage of the Great River Energy Bicycle Festival's Nature Valley Grand Prix. With eight turns, the 1.5-mile course also provided ample spots for breaks to sneak away out of sight.
Thorburn's team was determined not to let either of those affect who wore the general classification leader's jersey at the end of the race. The jersey was Thorburn's all week, and with only one sprint prime offered, the only way to get time on the leaders was to set a hard pace.
Webcor set the hardest.
"We wanted to take the offensive from the start, but we also wanted to conserve," Thorburn said.
Thorburn won the leader's jersey after the Stillwater Criterium, keeping the 26 seconds she had on Pic and the 34 seconds she had on T-Mobile's Kori Seehafer. With all the top contenders and the leader's jersey present, little changed on the classification lists as Monex's Lynn Gaggioli took the stage, called the "toughest criterium in North America."
Gaggioli agreed with the assessment. "It's just awesome. It's different. It's challenging," she said.
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From the gun, Thorburn came around again and again at the front with her teammates Erinne Willock and Katheryn Curi, plus Quark's Pic and climber Annette Beutler, T-Mobile's Kori Seehafer and Kim Baldwin, and Gaggioli.
"Last year, the attacks came after this (Chilkoot) hill," said Beutler, who won this stage last year. "This year not. It's better for me. It's nice when the pace is the same."
"We had to keep the race in control," Willock said.
A lead pack of GC contenders finally got two minutes on the rest of the field, but none of them could get away from each other. With three laps to go, Gaggioli attacked at the bottom of Chilkoot.
"From what I could see, it looked like I was the fastest on the hill," Gaggioli said. "I thought I'd try, but then I saw that the few people with me were chasing for me. So, I sat in and saved some energy for going for the sprint."
"Gaggioli attacked, Willock attacked, then I did," Beutler said. She was wearing the best climber's jersey and also towing her teammate Pic, who was also wearing the sprinter's jersey.
"Annette is so talented," Pic said, "I had to tell her don't go so hard."
After Gaggioli sat up, Willock went for the stage win.
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"She (Gaggioli) was chased down," Willock said, "I was further down on GC. Initially, they hesitated when I attacked which is what we were hoping for."
"I so wanted Erinne to get the win. She worked so hard for me all week," Thorburn said disappointedly. "Lynn was hungry for a stage win."
"I definitely like having those power hills," Gaggioli said. She crossed the line with enough time to raise a fist in the air, but the time gap was slim enough to maintain Thorburn's lead. The top 10 finished with the same time.
"It's a great end to a great week," Willock said. She took second and won the young rider's jersey.
Beutler held on to the climber's jersey. Pic kept the Freewheel Bike sprinter's points jersey.
"I'm really hurting. It was a rough day. Yesterday was a rough day," she added about Saturday's 94-mile stage in Red Wing. "I'm definitely feeling it."
A surprise on the podium to all except Minnesota cycling fans was Flanders/MBRC's Teresa Moriarty. She placed third behind Gaggioli and Willock.
"I really focused for this race," Moriarty said. "You know when you're racing with riders of that caliber."
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Moriarty got some help from the local crowds, many of which she's passed in races over the years. "Every 100 meters it was 'Teresa, Teresa!' That was fun."
The Nature Valley Grand Prix is the second race in the Women's Prestige Series and it's quickly becoming a favorite for returning riders.
"I didn't focus for this race," Gaggioli said, "but it's been very different. The racing has been superb. The crowds have been attentive. I think this may be the best stage race in the country for women."
Photography
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- John Lieswyn (Health Net pb Maxxis) looking forward to reclaiming the G.C. jersey.
- Gordon Fraser (Health Net pb Maxxis) was the winner of the previous stage in Southern Minnesota.
- The peloton rolls out for the finale of the 5-stage series.
- Gordon Fraser (Health Net pb Maxxis) flanked by a few of the hometown talents.
- Dustin MacBurnie (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) gathering speed for another charge up the infamous Chilkoot Hill.
- Gord Fraser (Health Net pb Maxxis) sheparding team leader John Lieswyn.
- St. Paul rider Ben Raby (Grand Performance) in the hunt for a top stage finish.
- Steve Tilford (Saddlewood) descending into a tight turn.
- Brian Jensen (Saddlewood) in the top Amateur jersey.
- Danny Pate (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) in the climber's polka dot jersey.
- Richard England (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) tries his luck with a short-lived, mid-race attack.
- Eric Saunders (McGuire/Langdale) resting up for the next charge up Chilkoot Hill.
- Aaron Olson (Colavita/Sutter Home) looking to be in the money at Stillwater.
- Danny Pate (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) showing his climbing prowess on the 24 percent Chilkoot ascent.
- John Lieswyn's (Health Net pb Maxxis) strong riding had him in the virtual leader's jersey with three laps to go.
- Race leader Shawn Milne (Navigators) finally cracked in the final laps of the race.
- Richard England (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) checking his lead with only meters to go to the finish line.
- Richard England (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) sprints clear towards the stage victory.
- Stage winner Richard England (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) with a double-fisted celebration.
- Aric Hareland (Salsa) puts in a strong finish for the Minneapolis-based Salsa Cycles/Super Team Racing.
- A content Ben Raby (Grand Performance) enjoying his second place stage finish.
- Jonathan Page (Colavita) Richard England (Advantage Mortgage/Endeavors) and Ben Raby (Grand Perfomance) are top three in the difficult finale of the Nature Valley Grand Prix.
- After five days of exciting racing G.C. winner John Lieswyn (Health Net pb Maxxis) shares the podium with Aaron Olson (Colavita) and Brian Jensen (HRRC/Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized).
- Aaron Olson (Colavita) sharing some post-race champagne with winner John Liewsyn (Health Net pb Maxxis).
- Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) sitting number 6 in the G.C. at the start of the final stage.
- Women's field at the start in Stillwater, MN.
- The women first up the infamous Chilkoot Hill.
- Tina Pic (Quark) in the sprinter's jersey.
- Kimberly Baldwin (T-Mobile) keeping an eye on Lynn Gaggioli (Monex).
- Christine Thorburn (Webcor) has kept the leader's jersey since the opening stage.
- Felicia Greer (Webcor) cresting the big climb.
- Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) leading the pack down the base of the course.
- The women's lead pack charging up the 24 percent grade.
- Annette Beutler (Quark) hoping to repeat last year's victory at Stillwater.
- Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) launches a decisive assault on the uphill finish.
- The final fierce attack by Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) yielded no response from the tired lead pack.
- Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) celebrates her impressive victory atop Chilkoot Hill.
- Audrey Lemieux (Quark) finished strong for Team Quark.
- Erinne Willock (Webcor) and Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) are joined by local rider Teresa Moriarty (Flanders) as the stage's top finishers.
- The women's GC podium - Tina Pic (Quark), Christine Thorburn (Webcor Builders), and Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile)
Images by Matthew Moses/www.moses-images.com
- Annette Beutler (Quark) gets prepared before the start.
- Radio check... Tina Pic (Quark) checks her radio before the start.
- Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders) in the best young rider's jersey, relaxes before the start.
- The lead pack of women contained all the GC leaders and the current leaders in the Climbing (Annette Beutler/Quark), Sprint (Tina Pic/Quark), Young Rider (Erinne Willock/Webcor Builders), and GC (Christine Thorburn/Webcor Builders) competitions.
- Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) attacks and tries to open a gap at the top of Chilkoot Hill with a few laps remaining.
- Minneapolis rider Teresa Moriarty (Flanders/MBRC) tucked in the lead pack, finished 3rd in today's stage.
- Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) celebrates her win in the final stage
- The youngster and the veteran - Tyler Farrar (Health Net pb Maxxis) and John Lieswyn (Health Net pb Maxxis) before the start of the final stage.
- From the gun the pack tackles Chilkoot Hill.
- Karl Menzies (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) leads his teammates through the start area. For their consistent riding Advantage Benefits/Endeavour captured the Team General Classification.
- The women's podium from today's stage: (L to R) - Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders), Lynn Gaggioli (Monex), and Teresa Moriarty (Flanders/MBRC)
- Shawn Milne (Navigators Insurance) isolated and alone forges on trying to limit the damage to his race lead.
- Ben Raby (Bianchi/Grand Performance) looks back at a charging John Lieswyn (Health Net pb Maxxis) during the last few laps of the race.
- Richard England (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) celebrates the stage win while Ben Raby (Bianchi/Grand Performance) and Jonathon Page (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) battle for 2nd.
- The classification for the Best Young Rider - Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders) holds the trophy and is flanked by Audrey Lemieux (Quark) and Alisha Lion (Ford-Basis)
- The final podium for the women's general classification: Tina Pic (Quark), Christine Thorburn (Webcor Builders), Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile).
- The Quark Team takes the overall women's Team General Classification.
- Tyler Farrar (Health Net pb Maxxis) holds up the trophy for the Best Young Rider.
- Tyler Farrar (Health Net pb Maxxis) holds up the trophy for the Best Young Rider.
- The final General Classification podium - John Lieswyn (Health Net pb Maxxis) flanked by Brian Jensen (HRRC/Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) and Aaron Olson (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter). Brian Jensen was also the top amateur.
Images by Frank Rowe
- T-Mobile’s Kori Seehafer before the start of today’s final stage. Kori finished third overall.
- The women begin the first climb of Chilkoot Hill.
- With the historic Stillwater Bridge in the background, the women’s field contests the final stage of the Nature Valley Grand Prix.
- Early in the race best climber Annette Beutler (Quark) leads at the top of Chilkoot.
- It’s a struggle to get up the climb.
- Megan Elliott (Bianchi/Grand Performance) crests the hill.
- Teresa Moriarty (Flanders/MBRC).
- Team Lipton adds some color to the race.
- Michelle Beltran (Colavita/Cooking Light)
- Laura Van Gilder (Quark) fights to reach the top.
- Kate Sherwin (Victory Brewing).
- With one lap to go there’s still a large group at the front.
- Webcor chasing on the last lap.
- Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) wins the final stage!
- Best young rider Erinne Willock (Webcor) puts in a final effort to finish second.
- John Lieswyn (Health Net pb Maxxis) and Shawn Milne (Navigators) have a chat at the start. Coming into the final stage, Liewsyn was second overall, and Milne was the leader.
- A Salsa Cycles rider leads on one of the early climbs.
- Danny Pate (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) kept the mountains jersey after today’s stage.
- Gord Fraser (Health Net pb Maxxis).
- Erik Saunders (Mcguire/Langdale) is the picture of concentration while negotiating a corner.
- On a lone chase, mid-race.
- Chris Doig (Flanders/MBRC)
- Adrian Hegyvary (Recycled Cycles).
- Climbing Chilkoot.
- ABD (Athletes by Design) teammates crest the top of the climb.
- Overall leader going into the final stage Shawn Milne (Navigators) struggled today on the climbs.
- John Lieswyn (Health Net pb Maxxis) overcame a 21-second deficit to take the General Classification.
- Richard England (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) wins the stage!
- Start ’em young! Nature Valley Grand Prix race director Dave LaPorte starts the kids’ race.
Results
Men Pro/1/2 1 Richard England (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 57.15 2 Ben Raby (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 3 Jonathon Page (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 0.01 4 Brian Jensen (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 0.04 5 Danny Pate (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 6 Garrett Peltonen (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 7 John Lieswyn (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 8 Aaron Olson (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 0.05 9 David Guttenplan (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 0.26 10 Brent Bookwalter (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 0.28 11 Brice Jones (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 12 Ryan Nenninger (ABD Cycling Team) 13 Marc Collard (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 14 Steve Tilford (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 0.29 15 Michael Olheiser (Memphis Motorwerks/ACCM) 16 Tyler Farrar (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 17 Jeff Hall (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 0.31 18 Reid Mumford (ABD Cycling Team) 19 Karl Menzies (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 0.32 20 Bernard Van Ulden (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 21 Jeremy Powers (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 0.33 22 Dustin Macburnie (Broadmark Capital) 0.34 23 Solomon Woras (Broadmark Capital) 24 Kevin Miller (Jet Fuel Coffee-Sympatico/MSN.ca) 0.38 25 Adam Froemming (Flanders/MBRC) 0.41 26 Lucas Euser (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 27 Matty Rice (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 0.50 28 Aric Hareland (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 1.02 29 Frank Pipp (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 1.54 30 Shawn Milne (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 2.12 31 Cameron Hughes (Subway Pro Cycling Team) 2.14 32 Andrew Crater (Team Wheel & Sprocket) 2.29 33 Emile Abraham (Monex) 4.01 34 Ian Stanford (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 6.11 35 Matt Kelly (Club One/PMax Racing) 6.18 36 David Pierce (Club One/PMax Racing) 9.43 37 Peter Knoop (Memphis Motorwerks/ACCM) 9.50 38 Terry Beenken (All9Yards.com/Ralph Henderson Real Estate) 10.15 39 Aaron Pool (Midwest Wheelmaster) 13.15 40 Devon Vigus (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 41 Erik Saunders (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 42 Pat Dunnaway (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 43 Jake Rytlewski (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 44 Ciaran Power (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 45 James Schneider (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 13.45 46 Mark Pozniak (Jet Fuel Coffee-Sympatico/MSN.ca) 14.00 47 Adrian Hegyvary (Recycled Cycles) 48 Carlos Vargas (Monex) 49 Owen Gue (Broadmark Capital) 14.30 50 Ted Huang (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 51 Gregor Mraz (Club One/PMax Racing) 16.30 52 Doug Swanson (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 20.25 53 Bryce Mead (ABD Cycling Team) 54 Roman Kilun (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 55 Sebatian Alexandre (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 56 Kirk O'bee (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 57 Paul Deninger (Mercy-Specialized) 23.03 58 Adam Curry (Broadmark Capital) 24.00 59 John Olney (Mercy-Specialized) 25.31 60 Sterling Magnell (Monex) 26.55 61 Brian Bibens (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 27.40 62 Andrew Minier (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 63 Benjamin Stafford (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 64 Peter Hanna (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 65 Kevin Vanes (Subway Pro Cycling Team) 66 Jordan Roessingh (IS Corp Cycling Team) 28.00 67 Adam Biwan (IS Corp Cycling Team) 68 Dario Falquier (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 30.35 69 Bret Glembocki (IS Corp Cycling Team) 37.15 70 Chris Doig (Flanders/MBRC) 39.30 DNF Gord Fraser (Health Net presented by Maxxis) DNF Mariano Fredrick (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) DNF Dave Mccook (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) DNF Gramham Howard (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) DNF David Sachs (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) DNF Chris Baldwin (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) DNF Siro Camponogara (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) DNF Matt Dubberley (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) DNF Glenn Fant (Monex) DNF josh gewirtz (Fiordifrutta) DNF Pleasure Jackson (Broadmark Capital) DNF Steve Rowntree (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) DNF Dale Sedgwick (Bianchi/Grand Performance) DNF Tim Mulrooney (Flanders/MBRC) DNF Stolte Bill (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) DNF Brian Eppen (Mercy-Specialized) DNF Scott Ralston (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) DNF Daniel Harm (Recycled Cycles) DNF Matt Quann (Recycled Cycles) DNF Bobby Lea (Team Northwestern Mortgage) Mountains KOM 1 1 Jeff Hall (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 5 pts 2 Doug Swanson (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 3 3 Brent Bookwalter (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 2 4 Jonathon Page (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 1 KOM 2 1 Frank Pipp (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 5 pts 2 Brian Jensen (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 3 3 John Lieswyn (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 2 4 Shawn Milne (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 1 KOM 3 1 Ben Raby (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 5 pts 2 Garrett Peltonen (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 3 3 Jonathon Page (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 2 4 Brian Jensen (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 1 KOM 4 1 Richard England (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 5 pts 2 Ben Raby (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 3 3 Jonathon Page (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 2 4 Brian Jensen (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 1 Sprints Sprint 1 1 Emile Abraham (Monex) 5 pts 2 Ben Raby (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 3 3 Brian Jensen (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 2 4 David Sachs (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 1 Teams 1 Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team 2.52.17 2 Jelly Belly-Pool Gel 0.33 3 Webcor Builders Cycling Team 1.09 4 Broadmark Capital 15.06 5 Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter 19.59 6 ABD Cycling Team 20.52 7 Club One/PMax Racing 31.59 8 Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 35.20 9 Mcguire/Laugdale Pro Cycling 39.13 10 AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba 41.19 11 Monex 44.24 12 Nature Valley/Penn Cycle 53.44 13 IS Corp Cycling Team 1.32.43 Men's final general classification 1 John Lieswyn (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 9.34.30 2 Aaron Olson (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 0.56 3 Brian Jensen (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 1.18 4 Jonathon Page (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 1.20 5 Danny Pate (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 6 Shawn Milne (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 1.41 7 Karl Menzies (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 2.02 8 Tyler Farrar (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 3.40 9 Kevin Miller (Jet Fuel Coffee-Sympatico/MSN.ca) 4.03 10 Brent Bookwalter (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 4.12 11 Bernard Van Ulden (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 4.25 12 Brice Jones (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 4.29 13 Steve Tilford (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 4.32 14 Ryan Nenninger (ABD Cycling Team) 6.09 15 Garrett Peltonen (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 6.32 16 Andrew Crater (Team Wheel & Sprocket) 6.39 17 Solomon Woras (Broadmark Capital) 6.52 18 Dustin Macburnie (Broadmark Capital) 7.06 19 Cameron Hughes (Subway Pro Cycling Team) 7.46 20 Frank Pipp (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 8.02 21 Emile Abraham (Monex) 8.41 22 Richard England (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 12.00 23 Jake Rytlewski (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 16.00 24 Carlos Vargas (Monex) 20.27 25 Ben Raby (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 20.53 26 Ian Stanford (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 25.05 27 Reid Mumford (ABD Cycling Team) 29.12 28 Aric Hareland (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 30.25 29 Doug Swanson (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 34.12 30 Ciaran Power (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 35.07 31 Adam Froemming (Flanders/MBRC) 40.41 32 Erik Saunders (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 40.53 33 Michael Olheiser (Memphis Motorwerks/ACCM) 41.15 34 Jeff Hall (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 42.02 35 Bryce Mead (ABD Cycling Team) 42.25 36 David Guttenplan (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 43.29 37 Marc Collard (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 46.57 38 Lucas Euser (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 47.03 39 James Schneider (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 50.10 40 Matty Rice (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 52.33 41 Sterling Magnell (Monex) 53.11 42 Pat Dunnaway (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 53.30 43 Jeremy Powers (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 53.53 44 David Pierce (Club One/PMax Racing) 54.15 45 Mark Pozniak (Jet Fuel Coffee-Sympatico/MSN.ca) 56.43 46 Aaron Pool (Midwest Wheelmaster) 57.09 47 Devon Vigus (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 57.35 48 Peter Knoop (Memphis Motorwerks/ACCM) 59.14 49 Adrian Hegyvary (Recycled Cycles) 59.48 50 Terry Beenken (All9Yards.com/Ralph Henderson Real Estate) 59.54 51 Roman Kilun (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 1.02.25 52 Owen Gue (Broadmark Capital) 1.02.46 53 Gregor Mraz (Club One/PMax Racing) 1.03.18 54 Kirk O'bee (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 1.06.12 55 Matt Kelly (Club One/PMax Racing) 1.06.29 56 Sebatian Alexandre (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 1.09.46 57 Ted Huang (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 1.14.40 58 John Olney (Mercy-Specialized) 1.15.18 59 Dario Falquier (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 1.16.17 60 Kevin Vanes (Subway Pro Cycling Team) 1.17.12 61 Paul Deninger (Mercy-Specialized) 1.19.02 62 Adam Curry (Broadmark Capital) 1.19.39 63 Benjamin Stafford (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 1.21.55 64 Brian Bibens (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 1.22.12 65 Jordan Roessingh (IS Corp Cycling Team) 1.22.54 66 Peter Hanna (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 1.26.31 67 Andrew Minier (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 1.33.52 68 Adam Biwan (IS Corp Cycling Team) 1.37.15 69 Chris Doig (Flanders/MBRC) 1.38.01 70 Bret Glembocki (IS Corp Cycling Team) 1.47.09 Mountains classification 1 Danny Pate (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 13 pts 2 Brice Jones (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 12 3 John Lieswyn (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 10 4 Jonathon Page (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 10 5 Ben Raby (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 8 6 Richard England (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 5 7 Jeff Hall (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 5 8 Frank Pipp (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 5 9 Brian Jensen (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 5 10 Karl Menzies (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 4 11 Garrett Peltonen (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 3 12 Steve Tilford (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 3 13 Doug Swanson (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 3 14 Roman Kilun (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 3 15 Brent Bookwalter (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 2 16 Carlos Vargas (Monex) 2 17 Shawn Milne (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 1 18 Jake Rytlewski (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 1 19 Emile Abraham (Monex) 1 20 Adam Biwan (IS Corp Cycling Team) 1 Sprint classification 1 Emile Abraham (Monex) 27 pts 2 Shawn Milne (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 22 3 Tyler Farrar (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 15 4 Danny Pate (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 13 5 Karl Menzies (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 13 6 John Lieswyn (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 13 7 Jonathon Page (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 9 8 Aaron Olson (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 8 9 Brian Jensen (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 6 10 Matty Rice (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 5 11 Jeremy Powers (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 5 12 Reid Mumford (ABD Cycling Team) 5 13 Frank Pipp (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 5 14 Brice Jones (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 4 15 Brent Bookwalter (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 3 16 Ben Raby (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 3 17 Erik Saunders (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 3 18 David Guttenplan (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 2 19 Roman Kilun (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 2 20 Kirk O'bee (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 1 21 Richard England (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 1 22 Andrew Crater (Team Wheel & Sprocket) 1 Team classification 1 Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team 28.51.04 2 Jelly Belly-Pool Gel 4.22 3 Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter 1.04.34 4 Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 1.07.45 5 Monex 1.07.46 6 Broadmark Capital 1.09.10 7 ABD Cycling Team 1.09.35 8 Webcor Builders Cycling Team 1.18.52 9 Mcguire/Laugdale Pro Cycling 2.07.48 10 Nature Valley/Penn Cycle 2.14.20 11 Club One/PMax Racing 2.43.11 12 AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba 2.48.04 13 IS Corp Cycling Team 4.39.12 Best young rider classification 1 Tyler Farrar (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 9.38.10 2 Brent Bookwalter (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 0.32 3 Ryan Nenninger (ABD Cycling Team) 2.29 4 Solomon Woras (Broadmark Capital) 3.12 5 Dustin Macburnie (Broadmark Capital) 3.26 6 David Guttenplan (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 39.49 7 Lucas Euser (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 43.23 8 Sterling Magnell (Monex) 49.31 9 Jeremy Powers (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 50.13 10 Mark Pozniak (Jet Fuel Coffee-Sympatico/MSN.ca) 53.03 11 Aaron Pool (Midwest Wheelmaster) 53.29 12 Adrian Hegyvary (Recycled Cycles) 56.08 13 Owen Gue (Broadmark Capital) 59.06 14 Adam Curry (Broadmark Capital) 1.15.59 15 Brian Bibens (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 1.18.32 16 Adam Biwan (IS Corp Cycling Team) 1.33.35 Amateur classification 1 Brian Jensen (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 9.35.48 2 Steve Tilford (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 3.14 3 Ryan Nenninger (ABD Cycling Team) 4.51 4 Andrew Crater (Team Wheel & Sprocket) 5.21 5 Solomon Woras (Broadmark Capital) 5.34 6 Dustin Macburnie (Broadmark Capital) 5.48 7 Ben Raby (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 19.35 8 Ian Stanford (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 23.47 9 Reid Mumford (ABD Cycling Team) 27.54 10 Aric Hareland (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 29.07 11 Doug Swanson (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 32.54 12 Adam Froemming (Flanders/MBRC) 39.23 13 Michael Olheiser (Memphis Motorwerks/ACCM) 39.57 14 Jeff Hall (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 40.44 15 Bryce Mead (ABD Cycling Team) 41.07 16 David Guttenplan (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 42.11 17 James Schneider (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 48.52 18 David Pierce (Club One/PMax Racing) 52.57 19 Aaron Pool (Midwest Wheelmaster) 55.51 20 Peter Knoop (Memphis Motorwerks/ACCM) 57.56 21 Adrian Hegyvary (Recycled Cycles) 58.30 22 Terry Beenken (All9Yards.com/Ralph Henderson Real Estate) 58.36 23 Owen Gue (Broadmark Capital) 1.01.28 24 Gregor Mraz (Club One/PMax Racing) 1.02.00 25 Matt Kelly (Club One/PMax Racing) 1.05.11 26 John Olney (Mercy-Specialized) 1.14.00 27 Paul Deninger (Mercy-Specialized) 1.17.44 28 Adam Curry (Broadmark Capital) 1.18.21 29 Brian Bibens (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 1.20.54 30 Jordan Roessingh (IS Corp Cycling Team) 1.21.36 31 Peter Hanna (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 1.25.13 32 Andrew Minier (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 1.32.34 33 Adam Biwan (IS Corp Cycling Team) 1.35.57 34 Chris Doig (Flanders/MBRC) 1.36.43 35 Bret Glembocki (IS Corp Cycling Team) 1.45.51 Women Pro/1/2/3 1 Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) 52.45 2 Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 3 Teresa Moriarty (Flanders/MBRC) 4 Annette Beutler (Quark Cycling Team) 5 Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile) 6 Chrissy Ruiter (Ford-Basis) 7 Megan Elliott (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 8 Tina Pic (Quark Cycling Team) 9 Laura Van Gilder (Quark Cycling Team) 10 Christine Thorburn (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 11 Kathleen Billington (Diet Cheerwine) 12 Helen Kelly (Quark Cycling Team) 13 Kimberly Baldwin (T-Mobile) 14 Amy Moore (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 15 Kim Anderson (Colavita/Cooking Light) 16 Lisa Vetterlein (Team Kenda Tire) 0.18 17 Audrey Lemieux (Quark Cycling Team) 0.26 18 Meredith Miller (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 19 Patricia Schwager (TDS-Schwalbe) 0.32 20 Amber Rais (Palo Alto Bicycles Women) 21 Grace Fleury (Quark Cycling Team) 0.52 22 Shelia Orem (Team Kenda Tire) 0.53 23 Kristen LaSasso (Team Lipton) 1.17 24 Brooke Ourada (T-Mobile) 1.20 25 Catherine Walberg (Team Kenda Tire) 1.26 26 Katherine Carroll (Ford-Basis) 2.13 27 Felicia Greer (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 28 Lara Kroepsch (T-Mobile) 2.18 29 Katheryn Curi (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 2.29 30 Kate Sherwin (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 2.47 31 Cat Malone (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 3.05 32 Michelle Beltran (Colavita/Cooking Light) 3.55 33 Sarah Uhl (Quark Cycling Team) 34 Catherine Powers (TDS-Schwalbe) 35 Alisha Lion (Ford-Basis) 4.05 36 Mary Downing (Team Kenda Tire) 4.40 37 Sherri Stedje (The Bicycle Store) 38 Elisa Gagnon (Team Lipton) 4.50 39 Laura Downey (Americas Dairyland) 40 Teresa Holmgren (Saturn of Toledo) 41 Liza Rachetto (Team Lipton) 42 Rochelle Gilmore (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 43 Candice Blickem (Quark Cycling Team) 44 Anna Milkowski (Team Lipton) 45 Paula Plant (Birchwood/GIS) 46 Jane Ziegler (Velo Bella) 47 Mindi Martin (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 48 Julie Belanger (Diet Cheerwine) 49 Moriah MacGregor (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 50 Erin Mirabella (Bicycle John's Serious Cycling) 51 Nicole Freedman (Ford-Basis) 52 Kelly Benjamin (The Bicycle Store) 6.02 53 Megan Hottman (High Gear) 54 Katherine Lambden (Team Lipton) 55 Jennifer Stephenson (Team Biovail) 56 Stephanie Bourbeau (Team Biovail) 57 Zoe Owers (Team Lipton) 58 Kele Hulser (Ford-Basis) 59 Tara Ross (Diet Cheerwine) 60 Hiroko Shimada (Velo Bella) 61 Nichole Wangsgard (Subway) 62 Tamyra Barnard (Team Terry) 63 Allison Beall (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 6.15 64 Jennifer Reither (Colavita/Cooking Light) 65 Allison Carter (Team Kenda Tire) 7.40 66 Ellen Hall (Team Terry) 7.57 67 Tia Bartos (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 8.14 68 Shawn Heidgen (TDS-Schwalbe) 8.26 69 Mindy Ziffren-Hall (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 70 Gina Grain (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 11.32 71 Ina Yoko Teutenberg (T-Mobile) 72 Karen Dodge (Heartstrings/Ogden One) 11.42 73 Megan Esmonde (Colavita/Cooking Light) 12.05 74 Magen Long (The Bicycle Store) 75 Patricia Palmer (Americas Dairyland) 12.17 76 Jennifer Purcell (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 12.22 77 May Britt Hartwell (Diet Cheerwine) 17.07 78 Laurel Green (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) DNF Katie Mactier (T-Mobile) DNF Rebecca Much (T-Mobile) DNF Stefanie Graeter (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) DNF Christina Peick (Colavita/Cooking Light) DNF Kirsten Robbins (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) DNF Melissa Sanborn (Subway) DNF Pam Hinton (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) DNF Starr FALK (LGBRC/Easton/Specialized) DNS Trudy van der Straaten (Team Kenda Tire) Mountains QOM 1 1 Ina Yoko Teutenberg (T-Mobile) 5 pts 2 Annette Beutler (Quark Cycling Team) 3 3 Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile) 2 4 Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) 1 QOM 2 1 Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 5 pts 2 Annette Beutler (Quark Cycling Team) 3 3 Kimberly Baldwin (T-Mobile) 2 4 Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile) 1 QOM 3 1 Annette Beutler (Quark Cycling Team) 5 pts 2 Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile) 3 3 Katheryn Curi (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 2 4 Christine Thorburn (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 1 QOM 4 1 Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) 5 pts 2 Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 3 3 Teresa Moriarty (Flanders/MBRC) 2 4 Annette Beutler (Quark Cycling Team) 1 Sprints Sprint 1 1 Rochelle Gilmore (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 5 pts 2 Felicia Greer (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 3 3 Ina Yoko Teutenberg (T-Mobile) 2 4 Katie Mactier (T-Mobile) 1 Teams 1 Quark Cycling Team 2.38.15 2 T-Mobile 1.20 3 Webcor Builder's Women's Cycling Team 2.13 4 Team Kenda Tire 2.37 5 Victory Brewing Cycling Team 3.13 6 Ford-Basis 6.18 7 Colavita/Cooking Light 10.10 8 Diet Cheerwine 10.52 9 Team Lipton 10.57 10 TDS-Schwalbe 12.53 11 Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team 15.55 12 The Bicycle Store 22.47 Women's final general classification 1 Christine Thorburn (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 10.10.17 2 Tina Pic (Quark Cycling Team) 0.26 3 Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile) 0.34 4 Kimberly Baldwin (T-Mobile) 0.44 5 Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) 0.53 6 Annette Beutler (Quark Cycling Team) 1.04 7 Laura Van Gilder (Quark Cycling Team) 1.51 8 Chrissy Ruiter (Ford-Basis) 2.19 9 Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 2.35 10 Helen Kelly (Quark Cycling Team) 11 Kim Anderson (Colavita/Cooking Light) 2.45 12 Amy Moore (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 3.00 13 Audrey Lemieux (Quark Cycling Team) 3.12 14 Teresa Moriarty (Flanders/MBRC) 3.17 15 Kathleen Billington (Diet Cheerwine) 3.18 16 Patricia Schwager (TDS-Schwalbe) 3.26 17 Amber Rais (Palo Alto Bicycles Women) 3.55 18 Kristen LaSasso (Team Lipton) 4.34 19 Brooke Ourada (T-Mobile) 4.35 20 Shelia Orem (Team Kenda Tire) 5.57 21 Katheryn Curi (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 6.15 22 Megan Elliott (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 6.42 23 Alisha Lion (Ford-Basis) 6.52 24 Catherine Walberg (Team Kenda Tire) 7.15 25 Nicole Freedman (Ford-Basis) 8.07 26 Katherine Carroll (Ford-Basis) 8.18 27 Lara Kroepsch (T-Mobile) 8.23 28 Catherine Powers (TDS-Schwalbe) 8.41 29 Kate Sherwin (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 9.28 30 Sarah Uhl (Quark Cycling Team) 10.03 31 Felicia Greer (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 10.26 32 Kelly Benjamin (The Bicycle Store) 10.33 33 Meredith Miller (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 11.03 34 Erin Mirabella (Bicycle John's Serious Cycling) 11.15 35 Liza Rachetto (Team Lipton) 11.20 36 Kele Hulser (Ford-Basis) 12.06 37 Zoe Owers (Team Lipton) 13.07 38 Teresa Holmgren (Saturn of Toledo) 13.40 39 Grace Fleury (Quark Cycling Team) 40 Lisa Vetterlein (Team Kenda Tire) 13.48 41 Stephanie Bourbeau (Team Biovail) 14.38 42 Moriah MacGregor (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 14.57 43 Michelle Beltran (Colavita/Cooking Light) 15.39 44 Rochelle Gilmore (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 16.22 45 Sherri Stedje (The Bicycle Store) 16.57 46 Anna Milkowski (Team Lipton) 17.21 47 Hiroko Shimada (Velo Bella) 18.05 48 Katherine Lambden (Team Lipton) 18.07 49 Mindi Martin (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 18.18 50 Magen Long (The Bicycle Store) 18.44 51 Cat Malone (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 18.59 52 Allison Beall (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 19.24 53 Karen Dodge (Heartstrings/Ogden One) 20.07 54 Jane Ziegler (Velo Bella) 20.21 55 Tara Ross (Diet Cheerwine) 21.04 56 Shawn Heidgen (TDS-Schwalbe) 21.08 57 Nichole Wangsgard (Subway) 21.21 58 Gina Grain (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 21.36 59 Candice Blickem (Quark Cycling Team) 21.43 60 Tamyra Barnard (Team Terry) 23.18 61 Megan Hottman (High Gear) 23.38 62 Elisa Gagnon (Team Lipton) 25.18 63 Ina Yoko Teutenberg (T-Mobile) 26.43 64 Paula Plant (Birchwood/GIS) 29.52 65 Laura Downey (Americas Dairyland) 31.05 66 Jennifer Reither (Colavita/Cooking Light) 33.40 67 Jennifer Purcell (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 34.56 68 Jennifer Stephenson (Team Biovail) 35.12 69 Megan Esmonde (Colavita/Cooking Light) 35.15 70 May Britt Hartwell (Diet Cheerwine) 44.18 71 Allison Carter (Team Kenda Tire) 47.00 72 Julie Belanger (Diet Cheerwine) 57.13 73 Mary Downing (Team Kenda Tire) 1.01.58 74 Tia Bartos (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 1.06.13 75 Mindy Ziffren-Hall (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 1.07.48 76 Ellen Hall (Team Terry) 1.25.36 77 Laurel Green (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 1.31.07 78 Patricia Palmer (Americas Dairyland) 1.31.29 Mountains classification 1 Annette Beutler (Quark Cycling Team) 38 pts 2 Christine Thorburn (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 14 3 Rochelle Gilmore (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 10 4 Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 10 5 Ina Yoko Teutenberg (T-Mobile) 8 6 Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) 8 7 Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile) 6 8 Kimberly Baldwin (T-Mobile) 6 9 Laura Van Gilder (Quark Cycling Team) 3 10 Katheryn Curi (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 3 11 Teresa Moriarty (Flanders/MBRC) 2 12 Chrissy Ruiter (Ford-Basis) 1 Sprint classifcation 1 Tina Pic (Quark Cycling Team) 46 pts 2 Laura Van Gilder (Quark Cycling Team) 30 3 Rochelle Gilmore (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 24 4 Ina Yoko Teutenberg (T-Mobile) 19 5 Christine Thorburn (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 17 6 Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile) 17 7 Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) 15 8 Gina Grain (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 11 9 Lara Kroepsch (T-Mobile) 9 10 Annette Beutler (Quark Cycling Team) 9 11 Nicole Freedman (Ford-Basis) 7 12 Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 5 13 Felicia Greer (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 3 14 Magen Long (The Bicycle Store) 3 15 Katheryn Curi (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 2 16 Audrey Lemieux (Quark Cycling Team) 2 17 Patricia Schwager (TDS-Schwalbe) 2 18 Megan Elliott (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 1 19 Liza Rachetto (Team Lipton) 1 20 Amber Rais (Palo Alto Bicycles Women) 1 21 Kimberly Baldwin (T-Mobile) 1 22 Kim Anderson (Colavita/Cooking Light) 1 Team classification 1 Quark Cycling Team 30.35.04 2 T-Mobile 1.35 3 Webcor Builder's Women's Cycling Team 4.44 4 Ford-Basis 9.56 5 Victory Brewing Cycling Team 12.23 6 Team Kenda Tire 15.10 7 Team Lipton 23.15 8 TDS-Schwalbe 28.46 9 Colavita/Cooking Light 29.21 10 Diet Cheerwine 38.42 11 The Bicycle Store 42.01 12 Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team 42.48 Women's best young rider classirfication 1 Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 10.12.52 2 Audrey Lemieux (Quark Cycling Team) 0.37 3 Kathleen Billington (Diet Cheerwine) 0.43 4 Patricia Schwager (TDS-Schwalbe) 0.51 5 Amber Rais (Palo Alto Bicycles Women) 1.20 6 Megan Elliott (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 4.07 7 Alisha Lion (Ford-Basis) 4.17 8 Katherine Carroll (Ford-Basis) 5.43 9 Sarah Uhl (Quark Cycling Team) 7.28 10 Zoe Owers (Team Lipton) 10.32 11 Rochelle Gilmore (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 13.47 12 Magen Long (The Bicycle Store) 16.09 13 Allison Beall (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 16.49 14 Megan Esmonde (Colavita/Cooking Light) 32.40 15 Julie Belanger (Diet Cheerwine) 54.38
