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Nature Valley Grand Prix - NE/NRC
Minnesota, USA, June 8-12, 2005
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Stage 3 - June 10: Minneapolis Downtown Classic criterium, 60/40 minutes
Men: Milne takes win in disrupted crit finale
By James Lockwood
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Navigators Insurance's Shawn Milne was not the most elated rider to sit at the finish line waiting for the awards of the Minneapolis Downtown Classic, the third stage of the Nature Valley Grand Prix.
Still, the rookie rider for Navigators did have smiles, having won the stage by several bike lengths over last year's stage winner Dave McCook of Jelly Belly-Pool Gel. The win was not just the first USA Cycling National Racing Calendar victory for Milne, it also meant he pulled on the leader's jersey for the grand prix.
And it meant he got dinner Friday night.
"Before we came here, [Navigator's director] Ray had a talk with us," Milne said. "The motivation he gave us is we get a team dinner if we win."
Then he turned to Ray Cipollini and said the team should get two dinners, because he passed the finish line first twice.
That was just one of the problems that seemed to dull the excitement around the finish line, as McCook sat and wondered what had happened that had them race the last lap twice.
"There's no way he would have won if they had counted [the laps] correctly," McCook said.
Frank Pipp, of Advantage Benefits/Endeavor Cycling Team, took third in the bell lap, but he recognized something went wrong in the last two laps.
"They gave us two laps to go twice," said Pipp, who did not cross the finish third in the previous lap.
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Milne knew it, too, although he thought he made the right move at the right time for the win.
"I came around the corner and Ray is screaming for me to sprint," he said. "I went for it, but I didn't see anyone jump with me. I have seen too many times riders sprinting for what they think is the last lap and lose it,"
Instead of throwing up his hands and claiming victory too early, Milne continued through the finish line trying to hold his advantage. Milne's mistake and correction turned into his advantage, while the confusion over the last lap left McCook and his teammate Danny Pate, Pipp, and Colavita Olive Oil-Sutter Home's Jonathan Page to chase instead of contesting for the win.
"I am pretty confident that I would have won," McCook said as he voiced passionate concern over the quality of the officiating he witnessed Friday. "It's just frustrating when things that aren't in your control don't go right."
Officials did not have any comment about the mistake.
Still, it was not the first thing to go wrong for Jelly Belly and McCook coming into the last laps. There was no question the team was lining up to see McCook repeat his victory here as they brought five riders together in the last four laps, with Pate pushing the pace. With a solo rider, McGuire Real Estate/Laugdale Cycling Team's Matt Dubberley, just dangling seconds in front, the showdown was building between Jelly Belly and a surging Health Net/Maxxis squad that was trying to form its own train.
But as Dubberley pedaled through the first turn with three laps to go, his pedal hit the ground, sending him across the street and into the barriers. Milne, who was sitting behind the Jelly Belly train, said it was just a mad dash between Jelly Belly and Health Net to find the line that would avoid the crash.
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McCook said he and his team checked up and hit the breaks to avoid the wreck as it went in front of them, and that sent riders behind him flying forward. "It screwed up everything," he said of the lost momentum.
The ensuing pile up took downtown sprint leader Tyler Farrar of Health Net along with his teammates Gord Fraser and GC leader John Lieswyn, among others. Farrar seemed to take the worst of the crash, not finishing the race, while Lieswyn was left chasing to catch back onto the pack that missed the wreck.
"I've pulled muscles in my legs and back," he said. "I'm pretty scratched up."
The wreck not only left him with wounds, it left him a gap to overcome to McCook, Milne, Pate, Pip, and Page. For McCook, it meant the end of his sprint train, and for Lieswyn, the wreck meant the end of his hold on the leader's jersey, as Milne came into the day second overall at 17 seconds behind.
Lieswyn had no words of praise for Milne and his victory, calling into question Milne's respect for the leader's jersey and his motivation for the win.
"It was hard to lose the lead that way," he said. "If I was Shawn Milne, I wouldn't want to get the lead that way.
"Evidently, Shawn has no respect for the jersey."
Milne said he knows that the wreck contributed to his victory, especially since he was not aiming for the win but rather pulling for his teammate, Siro Camponogara. But rather than attacking the GC leader while he was down, Milne said he was just following the wheels of the riders in front of him who continued to move ahead with the race.
"I wasn't going for time," said Milne, who finished more than 20 seconds ahead of Lieswyn and earned bonus time for the win. "If I could, I would have waited.
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He made no apologies for winning and taking the leader's jersey, though.
"I'll take a win this way," he said without any emphasis or elation. "I wouldn't have preferred it this way, though. I had some friends go down in the wreck."
Cipollini also came to Milne's defense. "None of our riders would take advantage of the race leader going down," he said. "It's just the way the race turned out."
Even Health Net's director Jeff Corbett said in a criterium, it is hard for a rider near the front to know what is happening behind him, especially in the last few laps. "It's a lot easier to do that in a road race," he said.
But he still did not fully excuse Milne from all implications of using the wreck to his advantage.
More of a concern for Health Net was the condition of Farrar, who went into the day as the top sprinter and top espoir and came out of the day with neither jersey and scratches and bruises. Later, after the finish, team officials said he physically would be able to continue the stage race.
Women: Thorburn averts disaster, Teutenberg finds victory
By Rick Fuentes
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Christine Thorburn had everything to lose and nothing to gain Friday night. The Webcor Builder rider came into the third stage of the Nature Valley Grand Prix, the Downtown Minneapolis Classic, leading the general classification.
And with the criterium set over city streets during the 40-minute stage, getting a breakaway would be tough with so many turns in the course. More troubling, being involved in a crash could cost her the leader's jersey.
As predicted, the breakaway didn't come, and a crash did, in the middle of the race taking out a third of the field.
"It was a tight turn," Thorburn said. "The woman who crashed hit the burg because of the decreasing angle of the turn."
Thorburn went running for the pits when her bike got the worst of it.
"I thought I was going to have to get a bike change. I couldn't roll my bike," she said. "They straightened out my bars. Felicia [Greer] gave me her wheel."
For Thorburn, the day was intense, but it left her right where she started in the leader's jersey. It also left Ina Yoko Teutenberg of T-Mobile in a familiar spot, too: atop the winner's podium as champion of the crit, a title she took two years ago.
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The short course and quick race meant riders were on the redline almost immediately.
"It was a fast race from the start," said Victory Brewing's Rochelle Gillmore, who took second behind Teutenberg. "I wasn't ready for the intensity. I didn't warm up enough beforehand. I suffered most of the race."
Gillmore was also involved in that mid-race crash, but received a wheel change and got moving again.
The race appeared to be all T-Mobile. Their star sprinter Teutenberg launched off the front and pulled in the early laps. Then Katie Mactier pulled, followed by Kim Baldwin. There were 35 seconds in time bonuses up for grabs that would have narrowed the time gap to Thorburn.
Even climber Annette Beutler of Quark took the reins up front for a few laps, but with four laps to go it was Victory Brewing's Gina Grain driving.
The six-turn course strung out the field and made the most of every rider's cornering skills. Early afternoon rain dampened the roads just enough to put fear in the racers.
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"It was a pretty technical course," Quark's Laura Van Gilder said, "and you've got to stay up front to make sure you're not caught unaware."
"I love technical courses, coming from a BMX background," said The Bicycle Store's Magen Long. "I'm glad the rain went away. I was afraid when I heard the tornado warnings. I thought I was back in Oklahoma."
Long looked like she had a twister behind her as she chased down Teutenberg on the last lap, but it wasn't enough. Teutenberg's two-armed, palms-up salute just seemed to say, "Hey, was the outcome ever in doubt?"
Van Gilder, Quark's Tina Pic, and Long followed Teutenberg and Gilmore to the line.
"Ina rode a really good race," Long said, "Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile) was doing a good job blocking."
"I wanted to win," Gillmore said, "but I made a wrong move, waited too long. Then there wasn't enough room. Just a mistake I made. I'm confident I have the speed to win."
Teutenberg said it was all teamwork. "I got a good lead-out from my team," she said. "I had no choice. [My director] told me I had to do it today. It's good to have a stage win. Now everybody can relax."
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That's not likely with a 94-mile road race in rolling Red Wing, Minn., on Saturday and a 50-minute crit in historic Stillwater that includes the 20-percent grade up Chilakoot Hill. Plus, Thorburn only holds the GC leader's jersey by 36 seconds over Van Gilder, who racked up enough time bonuses to leapfrog over Seehafer and Baldwin.
"We were on the defensive today," Thorburn said. "We worked pretty hard on the front."
"You're not going to get a minute on someone who's conscious of it," Van Gilder said about the Minneapolis crit. "There's two more hard days of racing. We're not here to roll over either."
The Nature Valley Grand Prix continues on Saturday with the Red Wing Road Race in Red Wing, Minn., about 55 miles southeast of the Twin Cities along the Mississippi River.
Photography
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Images by Caroline Yang/Caroline Yang Photography
- Audrey Lemieux (Quark) preparing for the start.
- A relaxed pack of racers wait for the stars to be announced.
- Ina Teutenberg (T-Mobile) contemplating the race ahead.
- Ina Teutenberg (T-Mobile) kicks off the race with an early breakaway.
- Annette Beutler (Quark) in the Queen of the Mountains jersey and finishes a strong 11th.
- Katherine Carroll (Ford Basis) in great position as she takes the curve.
- Katie Mactier (T-Mobile) powers through the early stage of the race.
- A crash in the peloton proves to be a significant disruption.
- A Ford Basis rider tracking her line.
- Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders) taking her position at the head of the peloton.
- Track World Champion Katie Mactier focused on the tight corner.
- A persistent Ina Teutenberg (T-Mobile) on another solo breakaway in the final laps.
- Rebecca Much (T-Mobile) pounds her way to a strong 6th place finish.
- Laura Van Gilder (Quark) leading the final chase after Teutenberg in the last few laps.
- The bunch sprint to the finish line, with Ina Teutenberg taking the win.
- Eric Saunders (McGuire/Laugdale) looking confident as riders prepare at the start.
- John Lieswyn (Health Net pb Maxxis) making friends at the startline.
- Lieswyn (Health Net pb Maxxis) worked hard to defend the leaders jersey.
- Aaron Olson (Colavita) led the 3-man break away early in the race.
- Fredrick Mariano (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) cruises through a tight corner.
- Lieswyn comfortably staying with the main pack.
- The peloton graced the streets of downtown Minneapolis.
- Greg Henderson (Health Net pb Maxxis) led the Health Net train in the final laps.
- Just moments before his disastrous crash Matt Dubberley pushed ahead of the pack.
- Danny Pate working hard to lead the Jelly Belly train.
- With one lap to go Shawn Milne (Navigators Insurance) takes a glance at his lead.
- Shawn Milne celebrates his victory.
- The Minneapolis crowd enthusiastically cheered the racers on.
- Lieswyn (Health Net pb Maxxis) shares his thoughts on the evening's results.
Images by Matthew Moses/www.moses-images.com
- Track world champion Katie Mactier (T-Mobile) gets focused before the start of the women's race.
- The women's field takes the line as introductions begin.
- Laura Van Gilder (Quark Cycling Team) opens a gap on the field in route to sprint points that earned her the Sprinters jersey by 1 point over her teammate Tina Pic.
- Gina Grain (Victory Brewing) made an attempt at a solo breakaway but was absorbed by the field and finished 7th in the stage.
- Ina Yoko Teutenberg (T-Mobile) celebrates the win with Rochelle Gilmore (Victory Brewing) taking 2nd and Laura Van Gilder (Quark Cycling Team) taking 3rd in the Minneapolis stage.
- John Lieswyn (Health Net pb Maxxis) and Shawn Milne (Navigators Insurance), 1st and 2nd in the general classification, kept a close eye on each other.
- Greg Henderson (Health Net pb Maxxis) sets the pace with his teamates Gord Fraser and John Lieswyn on his wheel.
- Shawn Milne (Navigators Insurance) celebrates his stage victory and moves into 1st place in the general classification.
Images by Bruce Adelsman/Skinnyski.com
- Hitting the first lap onto Nicollet Mall
- The women's pack holding tight
- Quark pressing the pace at the front
- Hanging tight
- T-Mobile working well
- On to Nicollet Mall crowds lined deep
- Rounding one of the tight corners
- Women's QOM leading the charge
- John Lieswyn (Health Net) near the front on the men's first lap
- Keeping focused
- The pack winds through the tricky corner on Nicollet Mall
- Tight grouping
- Early break
- John Lieswyn sticking near the front
- Shoulder to shoulder
- Another break attempt
- Health Net reels in the breakaway
- Still off the front
- Crowds line the course
- Diners on Nicollet Mall taking in the race
- Downtown skyline towers over the pack
Images by Frank Rowe
- The women’s field lines up for the start of the Minneapolis Downtown Classic, Stage 3 of the Nature Valley Grand Prix.
- Early on, overall leader Christine Thorburn (Webcor) sits comfortably in the middle of the pack.
- Climbing leader Annette Beutler (Quark) in the red spotted jersey, leads one of the early laps.
- Post-crash damage assessment - riders inspect their equipment at the neutral Shimano support tent, and await their free lap.
- Local amateur riders, like Cat.3 Paula Plant (Birchwood/GIS) get a chance to mix it up with the seasoned pros.
- T-Mobile and TDS-Schwalbe lead the women’s field around one of the tight corners on the downtown crit course.
- The women are all concentration during the high-speed cornering.
- Kim Baldwin (T-Mobile).
- An unidentified Webcor rider is safely tucked into the colorful peloton.
- Webcor’s Katheryn Curi leads the field through a sharp left.
- The pre-race call-up. John Lieswyn (Health Net pb Maxxis) and Karl Menzies (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour) shake on it.
- Fellow photographers capture the start of the men’s race.
- John Lieswyn (Health Net pb Maxxis) and Dave McCook (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel).
- An early break with riders from Jelly Belly-Pool Gel, Navigators, and Colavita Olive Oil–Sutter.
- Advantage Benefits/Endeavour goes on the attack …
- … and Health Net has to chase.
- Several Monex riders in the bunch.
- Local rider Dale Sedgwick (Bianchi/Grand Performance).
- The Flanders/MBRC team adds more local color to the race.
- Stage winner Shawn Milne (Navigators) explains how he did it.
Results
Men 1 Shawn Milne (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 1.03.21 2 Dave McCook (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 3 Frank Pipp (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 4 Jonathon Page (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 5 Danny Pate (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 6 Karl Menzies (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 0.23 7 Brice Jones (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 8 Mariano Fredrick (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 9 Ryan Nenninger (ABD Cycling Team) 10 Aaron Olson (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 11 Steve Tilford (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 12 Cameron Hughes (Subway Pro Cycling Team) 13 John Lieswyn (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 14 Brian Jensen (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 15 Bobby Lea (Team Northwestern Mortgage) 16 Solomon Woras (Broadmark Capital) 17 Mark Pozniak (Jet Fuel Coffee-Sympatico/MSN.ca) 18 Devon Vigus (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 19 Adrian Hegyvary (Recycled Cycles) 20 Aric Hareland (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 21 Reid Mumford (ABD Cycling Team) 22 dan timmerman (Fiordifrutta) 23 jon hamblen (Fiordifrutta) 24 Carlos Vargas (Monex) 25 Jake Rytlewski (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 26 David Pierce (Club One/PMax Racing) 27 Kevin Miller (Jet Fuel Coffee-Sympatico/MSN.ca) 28 James Schneider (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 29 Brian Bibens (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 30 David Guttenplan (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 31 Bernard Van Ulden (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 32 Doug Swanson (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 33 Brent Bookwalter (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 34 Matt Quann (Recycled Cycles) 35 Kevin Vanes (Subway Pro Cycling Team) 36 Dale Sedgwick (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 37 Adam Froemming (Flanders/MBRC) 38 Ian Stanford (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 39 Brian Koeneman (Birchwood/GIS) 40 Ted Huang (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 41 Chris Rozdilsky (Fiordifrutta) 42 Phil Wong (Fiordifrutta) 43 Tim Mulrooney (Flanders/MBRC) 44 Glenn Fant (Monex) 45 Pat Dunnaway (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 46 Matt White (Fiordifrutta) 47 Greg Henderson (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 48 Frank Dierking (ABD Cycling Team) 0.39 49 Gregor Mraz (Club One/PMax Racing) 1.00 50 Dustin Macburnie (Broadmark Capital) 51 Aaron Pool (Midwest Wheelmaster) 52 Owen Gue (Broadmark Capital) 53 Dario Falquier (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 54 Stolte Bill (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 55 Bryce Mead (ABD Cycling Team) 1.21 56 Ciaran Power (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 1.47 57 Kirk O'bee (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 1.49 58 Andrew Crater (Team Wheel & Sprocket) 1.50 59 Tyler Farrar (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 1.54 60 Ben Brooks (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 61 Caleb Manion (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 62 Gramham Howard (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 63 Lee Venteicher (All9Yards.com/Ralph Henderson Real Estate) 64 David Sachs (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 65 Pleasure Jackson (Broadmark Capital) 66 David Zimmerman (Flanders/MBRC) 67 Garrett Peltonen (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 68 Chris Baldwin (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 69 Matt Dubberley (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 70 Erik Saunders (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 71 Michael Cody (Fiordifrutta) 72 josh gewirtz (Fiordifrutta) 73 Peter Knoop (Memphis Motorwerks/ACCM) 74 Lucas Euser (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 75 Adam Curry (Broadmark Capital) 76 Michael Olheiser (Memphis Motorwerks/ACCM) 77 Richard England (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 78 Jason Allen (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 79 Chris Crawford (Club One/PMax Racing) 80 Banning Ostrow (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 81 John Puffer (ABD Cycling Team) 82 Jeff Hall (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 83 Matty Rice (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 84 Jeremy Sartain (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 85 Emile Abraham (Monex) 2.13 86 Roman Kilun (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 87 Siro Camponogara (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 88 Sterling Magnell (Monex) 89 Jeremy Powers (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 90 Ben Raby (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 91 Gord Fraser (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 3.33 92 Sebatian Alexandre (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 5.28 93 Marc Collard (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 5.53 94 Chad Vandelune (All9Yards.com/Ralph Henderson Real Estate) 6.25 95 Andrew Minier (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 96 John Olney (Mercy-Specialized) 97 Bret Glembocki (IS Corp Cycling Team) 7.09 98 Nathan Miller (Monex) 99 Paul Deninger (Mercy-Specialized) 7.59 100 Terry Beenken (All9Yards.com/Ralph Henderson Real Estate) 8.49 101 Adam Biwan (IS Corp Cycling Team) 102 Jordan Roessingh (IS Corp Cycling Team) 103 Benjamin Stafford (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 9.59 104 Chia Kung (Birchwood/GIS) 105 Matt Kelly (Club One/PMax Racing) 106 Chris Doig (Flanders/MBRC) 107 Jim Baldesare (ABD Cycling Team) 11.49 108 Daniel Harm (Recycled Cycles) 109 Peter Hanna (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 13.09 110 Steve Rowntree (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 18.39 111 Scott Ralston (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 112 Brian Eppen (Mercy-Specialized) DNF Josh Goodwin (Monex) DNF Peter Femal (Subway Pro Cycling Team) DNF Clark Butcher (Memphis Motorwerks/ACCM) DNF Jay Henderson (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) DNF Benjamin Richter (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) DNF Josh Schwantes (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) DNF Jimmy Feely (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) DNF Brent Stewart (ABD Cycling Team) DNF Andrew Daane (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) DNF Jacob Stechmann (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) DNF Colin Threinen (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) DNF Lane Anderson (All9Yards.com/Ralph Henderson Real Estate) DNF Jim Holmes (All9Yards.com/Ralph Henderson Real Estate) DNF David Dow (Bianchi/Grand Performance) DNF Peter Fairbanks (Bianchi/Grand Performance) DNF Brandon Gavic (Bianchi/Grand Performance) DNF Shawn Brick (Birchwood/GIS) DNF michael phillips (Birchwood/GIS) DNF Erik Dahl (Flanders/MBRC) DNF Jason Snider (Flanders/MBRC) DNF Matt Brandt (IS Corp Cycling Team) DNF Jared Faciszewski (IS Corp Cycling Team) DNF Daniel Casper (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) DNF Matthew Gates (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) DNF Andrew Kruse (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) DNF Dan Swanson (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) DNF Matthew Frost (Recycled Cycles) DNF James Lingwood (Recycled Cycles) DNF Marc Walter (Capital City Racing Team) DNF Luke Winger (Loon State Cyclists) DNF Scott Houle (White Pine Dental/LSCC) DNF Ben Carter (PaceSetter) Sprints Sprint 1 1 Emile Abraham (Monex) 5 pts 2 Caleb Manion (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 3 3 Siro Camponogara (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 2 4 Kirk O'bee (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 1 Sprint 2 1 Aaron Olson (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 5 pts 2 Danny Pate (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 3 3 Siro Camponogara (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 2 4 Greg Henderson (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 1 Sprint 3 1 Jeremy Powers (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 5 pts 2 Gord Fraser (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 3 3 Chris Baldwin (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 2 4 Mariano Fredrick (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 1 Sprint 4 1 Matty Rice (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 5 pts 2 Brent Bookwalter (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 3 3 Emile Abraham (Monex) 2 4 Greg Henderson (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 1 Teams 1 Jelly Belly-Pool Gel 3.10.26 2 Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team 0.23 3 Fiordifrutta 0.46 4 AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba 5 ABD Cycling Team 1.02 6 HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized 1.23 7 Webcor Builders Cycling Team 8 Broadmark Capital 2.00 9 Health Net presented by Maxxis 2.17 10 Mcguire/Laugdale Pro Cycling 11 Flanders/MBRC 12 Monex 2.36 13 Club One/PMax Racing 2.54 14 Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 3.13 15 Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing 3.48 16 Bianchi/Grand Performance 4.07 17 Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter 5.28 18 Nature Valley/Penn Cycle 6.48 19 Recycled Cycles 12.12 20 All9Yards.com/Ralph Henderson Real Estate 16.45 21 IS Corp Cycling Team 24.24 22 Mercy-Specialized 32.40 General classification after stage 3 1 Shawn Milne (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 4.31.04 2 John Lieswyn (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 0.21 3 Bernard Van Ulden (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 1.03 4 Aaron Olson (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 1.10 5 Bobby Lea (Team Northwestern Mortgage) 1.11 6 jon hamblen (Fiordifrutta) 1.36 7 Brian Jensen (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 1.39 8 Jake Rytlewski (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 1.40 9 Jonathon Page (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 1.45 10 James Schneider (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 1.58 11 Brice Jones (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 2.04 12 Tyler Farrar (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 2.16 13 Kevin Miller (Jet Fuel Coffee-Sympatico/MSN.ca) 2.26 14 Caleb Manion (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 2.33 15 Brent Bookwalter (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 2.49 16 Steve Tilford (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 2.58 17 Andrew Crater (Team Wheel & Sprocket) 3.05 18 Erik Saunders (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 3.16 19 Danny Pate (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 3.18 20 David Guttenplan (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 3.29 21 Karl Menzies (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 3.36 22 dan timmerman (Fiordifrutta) 3.39 23 Emile Abraham (Monex) 3.50 24 Greg Henderson (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 4.01 25 Phil Wong (Fiordifrutta) 4.17 26 Reid Mumford (ABD Cycling Team) 4.19 27 Cameron Hughes (Subway Pro Cycling Team) 4.33 28 Ian Stanford (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 4.34 29 Doug Swanson (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 4.36 30 Ryan Nenninger (ABD Cycling Team) 4.42 31 Dale Sedgwick (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 32 Devon Vigus (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 4.46 33 David Pierce (Club One/PMax Racing) 4.58 34 Aric Hareland (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 5.01 35 Frank Pipp (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 5.09 36 Chris Baldwin (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 5.12 37 Solomon Woras (Broadmark Capital) 5.13 38 Carlos Vargas (Monex) 5.22 39 Garrett Peltonen (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 5.23 40 Dustin Macburnie (Broadmark Capital) 5.27 41 Adam Froemming (Flanders/MBRC) 5.33 42 Pat Dunnaway (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 5.48 43 Siro Camponogara (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 5.52 44 Adrian Hegyvary (Recycled Cycles) 6.14 45 Michael Olheiser (Memphis Motorwerks/ACCM) 6.19 46 Ben Raby (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 6.33 47 Lucas Euser (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 6.48 48 Aaron Pool (Midwest Wheelmaster) 7.04 49 Jeff Hall (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 50 Ciaran Power (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 7.06 51 Gregor Mraz (Club One/PMax Racing) 7.14 52 Chris Crawford (Club One/PMax Racing) 7.20 53 Gord Fraser (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 7.28 54 Roman Kilun (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 7.34 55 Tim Mulrooney (Flanders/MBRC) 7.37 56 Richard England (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 7.46 57 Brian Koeneman (Birchwood/GIS) 7.58 58 Michael Cody (Fiordifrutta) 59 Glenn Fant (Monex) 8.00 60 Mark Pozniak (Jet Fuel Coffee-Sympatico/MSN.ca) 8.16 61 Owen Gue (Broadmark Capital) 8.42 62 Bryce Mead (ABD Cycling Team) 8.43 63 Mariano Fredrick (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 9.13 64 David Zimmerman (Flanders/MBRC) 9.42 65 Peter Knoop (Memphis Motorwerks/ACCM) 9.50 66 Chris Rozdilsky (Fiordifrutta) 9.51 67 Kevin Vanes (Subway Pro Cycling Team) 9.58 68 Matt White (Fiordifrutta) 10.03 69 Jason Allen (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 10.47 70 Ben Brooks (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 10.55 71 Matty Rice (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 72 Gramham Howard (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 10.57 73 Dario Falquier (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 11.15 74 Sterling Magnell (Monex) 11.30 75 Jeremy Sartain (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 11.32 76 Banning Ostrow (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 11.37 77 Nathan Miller (Monex) 11.41 78 John Puffer (ABD Cycling Team) 11.52 79 Matt Dubberley (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 11.59 80 Marc Collard (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 12.02 81 Dave Mccook (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 12.07 82 Jeremy Powers (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 12.32 83 Kirk O'bee (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 12.39 84 Terry Beenken (All9Yards.com/Ralph Henderson Real Estate) 12.49 85 josh gewirtz (Fiordifrutta) 14.07 86 Sebatian Alexandre (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 14.54 87 Pleasure Jackson (Broadmark Capital) 14.57 88 John Olney (Mercy-Specialized) 15.20 89 Jordan Roessingh (IS Corp Cycling Team) 90 Frank Dierking (ABD Cycling Team) 15.47 91 David Sachs (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 15.49 92 Adam Curry (Broadmark Capital) 16.05 93 Paul Deninger (Mercy-Specialized) 16.25 94 Chad Vandelune (All9Yards.com/Ralph Henderson Real Estate) 18.02 95 Chris Doig (Flanders/MBRC) 18.57 96 Adam Biwan (IS Corp Cycling Team) 19.19 97 Benjamin Stafford (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 19.48 98 Bret Glembocki (IS Corp Cycling Team) 19.58 99 Brian Bibens (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 20.05 100 Ted Huang (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 20.36 101 Matt Kelly (Club One/PMax Racing) 20.37 102 Matt Quann (Recycled Cycles) 21.33 103 Daniel Harm (Recycled Cycles) 23.38 104 Brian Eppen (Mercy-Specialized) 24.09 105 Peter Hanna (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 24.24 106 Chia Kung (Birchwood/GIS) 26.14 107 Andrew Minier (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 26.38 108 Stolte Bill (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 28.12 109 Jim Baldesare (ABD Cycling Team) 28.42 110 Lee Venteicher (All9Yards.com/Ralph Henderson Real Estate) 29.42 111 Steve Rowntree (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 32.14 112 Scott Ralston (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 46.38 Sprints classification 1 Emile Abraham (Monex) 17 pts 2 Tyler Farrar (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 15 3 Shawn Milne (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 15 4 Caleb Manion (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 10 5 John Lieswyn (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 10 6 Aaron Olson (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 8 7 Bobby Lea (Team Northwestern Mortgage) 7 8 Danny Pate (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 7 9 Dave Mccook (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 7 10 Matty Rice (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 5 11 Jeremy Powers (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 5 12 Reid Mumford (ABD Cycling Team) 5 13 Karl Menzies (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 5 14 Frank Pipp (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 5 15 Siro Camponogara (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 4 16 Jonathon Page (Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter) 4 17 Gord Fraser (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 3 18 Brent Bookwalter (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 3 19 Erik Saunders (Mcguire/Langdale Pro Cycling) 3 20 David Guttenplan (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 2 21 Michael Cody (Fiordifrutta) 2 22 Chris Baldwin (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 2 23 Greg Henderson (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 2 24 Brice Jones (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 2 25 Mariano Fredrick (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 1 26 Kirk O'bee (Navigators Insurance Cycling Team) 1 27 Richard England (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 1 28 Andrew Crater (Team Wheel & Sprocket) 1 Mountains classification 1 John Lieswyn (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 8 pts 2 Brice Jones (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 7 3 jon hamblen (Fiordifrutta) 5 4 Caleb Manion (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 3 5 Steve Tilford (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 3 6 Banning Ostrow (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 2 7 Jake Rytlewski (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 1 8 dan timmerman (Fiordifrutta) 1 9 Adam Biwan (IS Corp Cycling Team) 1 U23 classification 1 Bobby Lea (Team Northwestern Mortgage) 4.32.15 2 Tyler Farrar (Health Net presented by Maxxis) 1.05 3 Brent Bookwalter (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 1.38 4 David Guttenplan (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 2.18 5 Ryan Nenninger (ABD Cycling Team) 3.31 6 Solomon Woras (Broadmark Capital) 4.02 7 Dustin Macburnie (Broadmark Capital) 4.16 8 Adrian Hegyvary (Recycled Cycles) 5.03 9 Lucas Euser (Webcor Builders Cycling Team) 5.37 10 Aaron Pool (Midwest Wheelmaster) 5.53 11 Mark Pozniak (Jet Fuel Coffee-Sympatico/MSN.ca) 7.05 12 Owen Gue (Broadmark Capital) 7.31 13 David Zimmerman (Flanders/MBRC) 8.31 14 Gramham Howard (Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team) 9.46 15 Sterling Magnell (Monex) 10.19 16 Nathan Miller (Monex) 10.30 17 Jeremy Powers (Jelly Belly-Pool Gel) 11.21 18 josh gewirtz (Fiordifrutta) 12.56 19 Adam Curry (Broadmark Capital) 14.54 20 Adam Biwan (IS Corp Cycling Team) 18.08 21 Brian Bibens (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 18.54 22 Daniel Harm (Recycled Cycles) 22.27 Amateur classification 1 Bobby Lea (Team Northwestern Mortgage) 4.32.15 2 jon hamblen (Fiordifrutta) 0.25 3 Brian Jensen (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 0.28 4 James Schneider (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 0.47 5 Steve Tilford (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 1.47 6 Andrew Crater (Team Wheel & Sprocket) 1.54 7 David Guttenplan (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 2.18 8 dan timmerman (Fiordifrutta) 2.28 9 Phil Wong (Fiordifrutta) 3.06 10 Reid Mumford (ABD Cycling Team) 3.08 11 Ian Stanford (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 3.23 12 Doug Swanson (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 3.25 13 Ryan Nenninger (ABD Cycling Team) 3.31 14 Dale Sedgwick (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 15 David Pierce (Club One/PMax Racing) 3.47 16 Aric Hareland (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 3.50 17 Solomon Woras (Broadmark Capital) 4.02 18 Dustin Macburnie (Broadmark Capital) 4.16 19 Adam Froemming (Flanders/MBRC) 4.22 20 Adrian Hegyvary (Recycled Cycles) 5.03 21 Michael Olheiser (Memphis Motorwerks/ACCM) 5.08 22 Ben Raby (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 5.22 23 Aaron Pool (Midwest Wheelmaster) 5.53 24 Jeff Hall (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 25 Gregor Mraz (Club One/PMax Racing) 6.03 26 Chris Crawford (Club One/PMax Racing) 6.09 27 Tim Mulrooney (Flanders/MBRC) 6.26 28 Brian Koeneman (Birchwood/GIS) 6.47 29 Michael Cody (Fiordifrutta) 30 Owen Gue (Broadmark Capital) 7.31 31 Bryce Mead (ABD Cycling Team) 7.32 32 David Zimmerman (Flanders/MBRC) 8.31 33 Peter Knoop (Memphis Motorwerks/ACCM) 8.39 34 Chris Rozdilsky (Fiordifrutta) 8.40 35 Matt White (Fiordifrutta) 8.52 36 Jeremy Sartain (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 10.21 37 Banning Ostrow (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 10.26 38 John Puffer (ABD Cycling Team) 10.41 39 Terry Beenken (All9Yards.com/Ralph Henderson Real Estate) 11.38 40 josh gewirtz (Fiordifrutta) 12.56 41 Pleasure Jackson (Broadmark Capital) 13.46 42 John Olney (Mercy-Specialized) 14.09 43 Jordan Roessingh (IS Corp Cycling Team) 44 Frank Dierking (ABD Cycling Team) 14.36 45 Adam Curry (Broadmark Capital) 14.54 46 Paul Deninger (Mercy-Specialized) 15.14 47 Chad Vandelune (All9Yards.com/Ralph Henderson Real Estate) 16.51 48 Chris Doig (Flanders/MBRC) 17.46 49 Adam Biwan (IS Corp Cycling Team) 18.08 50 Bret Glembocki (IS Corp Cycling Team) 18.47 51 Brian Bibens (AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba) 18.54 52 Matt Kelly (Club One/PMax Racing) 19.26 53 Matt Quann (Recycled Cycles) 20.22 54 Daniel Harm (Recycled Cycles) 22.27 55 Brian Eppen (Mercy-Specialized) 22.58 56 Peter Hanna (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 23.13 57 Chia Kung (Birchwood/GIS) 25.03 58 Andrew Minier (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 25.27 59 Stolte Bill (HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized) 27.01 60 Jim Baldesare (ABD Cycling Team) 27.31 61 Lee Venteicher (All9Yards.com/Ralph Henderson Real Estate) 28.31 62 Steve Rowntree (Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing) 31.03 63 Scott Ralston (Nature Valley/Penn Cycle) 45.27 Teams classification 1 Jelly Belly-Pool Gel 13.38.46 2 Advantage Benefits/Endeavour Cycling Team 1.30 3 Health Net presented by Maxxis 4 Fiordifrutta 3.37 5 Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 5.12 6 Webcor Builders Cycling Team 7.27 7 Mcguire/Laugdale Pro Cycling 7.42 8 Monex 8.04 9 ABD Cycling Team 11.33 10 Colavita Olive Oil - Sutter 12.20 11 Broadmark Capital 13.48 12 Club One/PMax Racing 13.58 13 Flanders/MBRC 16.28 14 Bianchi/Grand Performance 17.11 15 Salsa Cycles/SuperTeamRacing 17.32 16 Nature Valley/Penn Cycle 18.59 17 AG Edwards/Alan-Bomba 19.45 18 HRRC / Saddlewood Bikesource Specialized 27.15 19 Recycled Cycles 37.55 20 IS Corp Cycling Team 48.31 21 Mercy-Specialized 50.20 22 All9Yards.com/Ralph Henderson Real Estate 54.26 Women 1 Ina Yoko Teutenberg (T-Mobile) 39.33 2 Rochelle Gilmore (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 3 Laura Van Gilder (Quark Cycling Team) 4 Tina Pic (Quark Cycling Team) 0.01 5 Magen Long (The Bicycle Store) 6 Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile) 7 Gina Grain (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 8 Megan Elliott (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 0.02 9 Nicole Freedman (Ford-Basis) 10 Mindi Martin (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 11 Teresa Moriarty (Flanders/MBRC) 12 Liza Rachetto (Team Lipton) 13 Catherine Walberg (Team Kenda Tire) 14 Christine Thorburn (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 0.03 15 Annette Beutler (Quark Cycling Team) 16 Sherri Stedje (The Bicycle Store) 17 Kelly Benjamin (The Bicycle Store) 18 Audrey Lemieux (Quark Cycling Team) 0.04 19 Kimberly Baldwin (T-Mobile) 20 Meredith Miller (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 21 Amy Moore (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 22 Tara Ross (Diet Cheerwine) 23 Amber Rais (Palo Alto Bicycles Women) 0.05 24 Julie Belanger (Diet Cheerwine) 25 Kim Anderson (Colavita/Cooking Light) 26 Katheryn Curi (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 27 Chrissy Ruiter (Ford-Basis) 28 Starr FALK (LGBRC/Easton/Specialized) 29 Laura Downey (Americas Dairyland) 0.06 30 Candice Blickem (Quark Cycling Team) 31 Kristen LaSasso (Team Lipton) 32 Katherine Carroll (Ford-Basis) 33 Brooke Ourada (T-Mobile) 34 Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 0.07 35 Helen Kelly (Quark Cycling Team) 0.08 36 Grace Fleury (Quark Cycling Team) 37 Zoe Owers (Team Lipton) 38 Kele Hulser (Ford-Basis) 39 Kathleen Billington (Diet Cheerwine) 40 Jennifer Stephenson (Team Biovail) 41 Lara Kroepsch (T-Mobile) 42 Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) 43 Felicia Greer (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 44 Catherine Powers (TDS-Schwalbe) 45 Rhonda Stickle (Diet Cheerwine) 46 Rebecca Much (T-Mobile) 47 Kate Sherwin (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 48 Nichole Wangsgard (Subway) 49 Alisha Lion (Ford-Basis) 50 Sarah Uhl (Quark Cycling Team) 51 Melissa Sanborn (Subway) 52 Erin Mirabella (Bicycle John's Serious Cycling) 53 Christina Peick (Colavita/Cooking Light) 54 Anna Milkowski (Team Lipton) 55 Elisa Gagnon (Team Lipton) 56 Michelle Beltran (Colavita/Cooking Light) 57 Megan Esmonde (Colavita/Cooking Light) 58 Shelia Orem (Team Kenda Tire) 59 Moriah MacGregor (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 60 Teresa Holmgren (Saturn of Toledo) 61 Stefanie Graeter (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 62 Jennifer Reither (Colavita/Cooking Light) 63 Katherine Lambden (Team Lipton) 64 Laurel Green (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 1.04 65 Allison Carter (Team Kenda Tire) 1.34 66 Mary Downing (Team Kenda Tire) 67 May Britt Hartwell (Diet Cheerwine) 2.22 68 Katie Mactier (T-Mobile) 3.08 69 Karen Dodge (Heartstrings/Ogden One) 70 Megan Hottman (High Gear) 71 Paula Plant (Birchwood/GIS) 72 Tamyra Barnard (Team Terry) 73 Jane Ziegler (Velo Bella) 74 Allison Beall (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 75 Pam Hinton (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 76 Mindy Ziffren-Hall (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 77 Tia Bartos (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 78 Rachel Eichers (Americas Dairyland) 4.04 79 Cat Malone (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 80 Kirsten Robbins (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 81 Julie Tatar (Americas Dairyland) 4.33 82 Trudy van der Straaten (Team Kenda Tire) 83 Ellen Hall (Team Terry) 84 Hiroko Shimada (Velo Bella) DNF Sami Fournier (Velo Bella) DNF Margot Herman (Velo Bella) DNF Debbie Dust (Team Kenda Tire) DNF Lisa Vetterlein (Team Kenda Tire) DNF Shawn Heidgen (TDS-Schwalbe) DNF Patricia Schwager (TDS-Schwalbe) DNF Jennifer Purcell (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) DNF Rebecca Anderson (Americas Dairyland) DNF Patricia Palmer (Americas Dairyland) DNF Stephanie Bourbeau (Team Biovail) DNF Anna Garnett (Team Biovail) DNF Melissa Cover (Team Terry) DNF Kristen Arden (Birchwood/GIS) DNF Alexandra Kendall (Sports Garage/Titus) DNF Syrae Weikle (Sports Garage/Titus) Sprints Sprint 1 1 Gina Grain (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 5 pts 2 Laura Van Gilder (Quark Cycling Team) 3 3 Tina Pic (Quark Cycling Team) 2 4 Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile) 1 Sprint 2 1 Laura Van Gilder (Quark Cycling Team) 5 pts 2 Lara Kroepsch (T-Mobile) 3 3 Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 2 4 Liza Rachetto (Team Lipton) 1 Sprint 3 1 Laura Van Gilder (Quark Cycling Team) 5 pts 2 Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 3 3 Audrey Lemieux (Quark Cycling Team) 2 4 Lara Kroepsch (T-Mobile) 1 Sprint 4 1 Gina Grain (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 5 pts 2 Tina Pic (Quark Cycling Team) 3 3 Katheryn Curi (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 2 4 Megan Elliott (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 1 Teams 1 Quark Cycling Team 1.58.43 2 T-Mobile 0.01 3 Victory Brewing Cycling Team 4 The Bicycle Store 0.03 5 Ford-Basis 0.09 6 Webcor Builder's Women's Cycling Team 0.11 7 Team Lipton 0.12 8 Diet Cheerwine 0.13 9 Colavita/Cooking Light 0.17 10 Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team 1.10 11 Team Kenda Tire 1.40 12 Americas Dairyland 8.39 Women's General classification after stage 3 1 Christine Thorburn (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 4.34.55 2 Laura Van Gilder (Quark Cycling Team) 0.36 3 Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile) 0.43 4 Kimberly Baldwin (T-Mobile) 0.47 5 Tina Pic (Quark Cycling Team) 0.49 6 Grace Fleury (Quark Cycling Team) 0.59 7 Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) 1.01 8 Chrissy Ruiter (Ford-Basis) 1.08 9 Nicole Freedman (Ford-Basis) 10 Annette Beutler (Quark Cycling Team) 1.12 11 Helen Kelly (Quark Cycling Team) 1.17 12 Alisha Lion (Ford-Basis) 1.31 13 Audrey Lemieux (Quark Cycling Team) 1.32 14 Erin Mirabella (Bicycle John's Serious Cycling) 1.38 15 Liza Rachetto (Team Lipton) 1.45 16 Amy Moore (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 1.46 17 Michelle Beltran (Colavita/Cooking Light) 18 Magen Long (The Bicycle Store) 1.53 19 Meredith Miller (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 1.57 20 Kathleen Billington (Diet Cheerwine) 2.00 21 Brooke Ourada (T-Mobile) 2.03 22 Kristen LaSasso (Team Lipton) 2.05 23 Amber Rais (Palo Alto Bicycles Women) 2.10 24 Rebecca Much (T-Mobile) 2.13 25 Teresa Moriarty (Flanders/MBRC) 2.17 26 Zoe Owers (Team Lipton) 2.18 27 Katheryn Curi (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 2.33 28 Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 2.39 29 Kim Anderson (Colavita/Cooking Light) 2.47 30 Katherine Carroll (Ford-Basis) 2.54 31 Kelly Benjamin (The Bicycle Store) 3.16 32 Kele Hulser (Ford-Basis) 33 Felicia Greer (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 3.26 34 Catherine Powers (TDS-Schwalbe) 3.28 35 Sherri Stedje (The Bicycle Store) 3.44 36 Shelia Orem (Team Kenda Tire) 3.46 37 Sarah Uhl (Quark Cycling Team) 3.47 38 Lara Kroepsch (T-Mobile) 3.49 39 Tara Ross (Diet Cheerwine) 3.56 40 Teresa Holmgren (Saturn of Toledo) 4.03 41 Starr FALK (LGBRC/Easton/Specialized) 4.05 42 Rhonda Stickle (Diet Cheerwine) 4.07 43 Moriah MacGregor (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 4.12 44 Elisa Gagnon (Team Lipton) 4.13 45 Christina Peick (Colavita/Cooking Light) 4.20 46 Julie Belanger (Diet Cheerwine) 4.28 47 Catherine Walberg (Team Kenda Tire) 4.33 48 Katherine Lambden (Team Lipton) 4.48 49 Candice Blickem (Quark Cycling Team) 5.08 50 Mindi Martin (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 5.09 51 Anna Milkowski (Team Lipton) 5.11 52 Rochelle Gilmore (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 5.17 53 Gina Grain (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 5.18 54 Kate Sherwin (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 5.23 55 Megan Elliott (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 5.26 56 Stefanie Graeter (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 6.04 57 Megan Esmonde (Colavita/Cooking Light) 6.22 58 Karen Dodge (Heartstrings/Ogden One) 6.38 59 Allison Beall (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 6.54 60 Kirsten Robbins (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 7.03 61 Melissa Sanborn (Subway) 7.13 62 Hiroko Shimada (Velo Bella) 7.16 63 Katie Mactier (T-Mobile) 7.37 64 Jennifer Reither (Colavita/Cooking Light) 7.38 65 Tamyra Barnard (Team Terry) 8.14 66 Mary Downing (Team Kenda Tire) 9.15 67 Laura Downey (Americas Dairyland) 9.39 68 Cat Malone (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 9.50 69 Tia Bartos (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 9.56 70 Nichole Wangsgard (Subway) 10.32 71 Jane Ziegler (Velo Bella) 10.44 72 Mindy Ziffren-Hall (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 11.19 73 Megan Hottman (High Gear) 11.22 74 Paula Plant (Birchwood/GIS) 13.02 75 Julie Tatar (Americas Dairyland) 13.34 76 Ina Yoko Teutenberg (T-Mobile) 13.53 77 May Britt Hartwell (Diet Cheerwine) 17.13 78 Jennifer Stephenson (Team Biovail) 24.23 79 Pam Hinton (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 25.54 80 Laurel Green (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 25.57 81 Allison Carter (Team Kenda Tire) 27.20 82 Rachel Eichers (Americas Dairyland) 29.05 83 Ellen Hall (Team Terry) 29.36 84 Trudy van der Straaten (Team Kenda Tire) 29.37 Sprint classification 1 Laura Van Gilder (Quark Cycling Team) 27 pts 2 Tina Pic (Quark Cycling Team) 26 3 Ina Yoko Teutenberg (T-Mobile) 17 4 Rochelle Gilmore (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 17 5 Christine Thorburn (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 13 6 Gina Grain (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 11 7 Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile) 8 8 Nicole Freedman (Ford-Basis) 7 9 Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 5 10 Lara Kroepsch (T-Mobile) 4 11 Annette Beutler (Quark Cycling Team) 3 12 Magen Long (The Bicycle Store) 3 13 Katheryn Curi (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 2 14 Audrey Lemieux (Quark Cycling Team) 2 15 Lynn Gaggioli (Monex) 2 16 Megan Elliott (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 1 17 Liza Rachetto (Team Lipton) 1 18 Amber Rais (Palo Alto Bicycles Women) 1 19 Kimberly Baldwin (T-Mobile) 1 Team classification 1 Quark Cycling Team 13.47.42 2 T-Mobile 0.14 3 Ford-Basis 0.24 4 Webcor Builder's Women's Cycling Team 2.38 5 Team Lipton 2.50 6 Victory Brewing Cycling Team 3.10 7 Colavita/Cooking Light 5.44 8 The Bicycle Store 5.56 9 Diet Cheerwine 6.49 10 Team Kenda Tire 10.00 11 Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team 11.14 12 Americas Dairyland 32.41 Under 26 classification 1 Alisha Lion (Ford-Basis) 4.36.26 2 Audrey Lemieux (Quark Cycling Team) 0.01 3 Magen Long (The Bicycle Store) 0.22 4 Kathleen Billington (Diet Cheerwine) 0.29 5 Amber Rais (Palo Alto Bicycles Women) 0.39 6 Rebecca Much (T-Mobile) 0.42 7 Zoe Owers (Team Lipton) 0.47 8 Erinne Willock (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 1.08 9 Katherine Carroll (Ford-Basis) 1.23 10 Sarah Uhl (Quark Cycling Team) 2.16 11 Julie Belanger (Diet Cheerwine) 2.57 12 Rochelle Gilmore (Victory Brewing Cycling Team) 3.46 13 Megan Elliott (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 3.55 14 Stefanie Graeter (Webcor Builders Women's Cycling Team) 4.33 15 Megan Esmonde (Colavita/Cooking Light) 4.51 16 Allison Beall (Velo Girls Pro Cycling Team) 5.23
