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Nature Valley Grand Prix - NE
Minnesota, USA, June 20-24, 2007
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Stage 2 - June 21: Cannon Falls Road Race, 60 miles
O'Bee takes stage, edges into overall lead
By Kirsten Robbins
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It was a case of gone with the wind and incomes the rain as thunderstorms opened up before the start of the men's 65-mile second stage that started and finished in Cannon Falls. The men's peloton returned to the five finishing circuits and succeeded in their hunt to bring back three escapees on the last lap, setting up a bunch finish. Health Net's Kirk O'Bee blazed across the finish line to take the stage and leader's jersey, courtesy of the 15 bonus seconds awarded to the winner. Canada's newly crowned Pan American Champion Martin Gilbert (Kelly Benefit Strategies) came through in second place with BMC's Dan Schmatz in third.
"Everyone who was in the sprint was tired, especially Toyota-United because they worked hard to catch the breakaway," said O'Bee after trying on his yellow jersey. "I just had the legs to follow through with the sprint - I am happy to have the leader's jersey."
"We came in today hoping for cross winds and there were none, but attacks going on most of the time," O'Bee continued. "I thought the finish circuit was very technical. We saw the Toyota guys were not able to chase down the break alone and we started working with them on the circuits. In the sprint, I was far back in position but there was a lull during the leadout on a downhill before the finish and I took advantage of the momentum and won."
The race started in typical aggressive fashion but this time a break of three riders managed to slip away from the field after 30 miles. The break included Phil Zajicek (Navigators) and two members of the Columbian National Team Jose Serpa and Jaior Perez, with the latter gaining enough points to lead the sprint competition. The trio gained a maximum of 1'30 and worked well together until the finishing circuits when Serpa fell off the pace of the other two. Their gap was reduced to 45 seconds after the first finishing lap and continued to fall on the last four circuits.
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Third placed BMC rider Dan Schmatz commented on his team's effort to bring back the threatening break and how that aided his podium finish. "The race was good and very aggressive from the start and it never slowed down all day," said Schmatz. "It was an interesting point when the two Columbian riders went up the road with Phil because no team put in a concerted effort to bring it back right away. When we got to the circuits they still had a significant gap so we got up there first.
"Mike Sayers headed it and all my team helped along with a couple of Health Net and Toyota-United too. It wasn't a team chase from any one team, when we hit the circuits there were a lot of turns and we had tired legs. I tried to sprint really early but ran out of gas before the line. O'Bee and Gilbert looked very strong when they came by me."
Jelly Belly's Michael Cody accumulated enough points to take the lead of the king of the mountains competition.
Miller repeats; Cheatley increases lead
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In the women's event Team Tibco's sprinter Brooke Miller came flying out of the bunch to take her second consecutive win of the Cannon Falls Road Race over Erica Allar (Ryan Collegiate) and race leader Catherine Cheatley (Cheerwine).
The stage resembled very little of the previous years, despite being held on the same 65-mile circuit, as there was only a small amount of dirt road to contend with and very little wind to fight, making for a less tactical event.
Stage winner Brooke Miller (Tibco) commented on the race and how she came to win it for the second year in a row. "Last year we had the wind and dirt section so we were expecting it to be similar and just as gruelling this time," said Miller. "But when the wind didn't pick up and with no dirt there was nothing really selective about the course anymore."
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"I'm really excited because this is a really special race for me and a breakthrough moment last year," continued Miller. "It was a race I wanted to be able to win, it is hard to win a race when there is a lot of expectation and excitement. It makes it all the more special to be able to deliver today."
There were several attacks during the race but no dangerous breaks were able to succeed in obtaining a gap. "There was a lot of cat and mouse play," noted Miller. "I was going for the intermediate but my legs were not feeling good and I didn't feel too snappy. We started to be more aggressive before the circuits and then my teammate Stacey Marple moved me up into the dirt section to a good position."
After three intermediate sprints, Rebecca Larson (Aaron's) accumulated enough points to take the lead of the sprint competition, tied with race leader Catherine Cheatley (Cheerwine) while climber Alex Wrubleski (Colavita/Sutter Home) earned her lead in the queen of the mountains competition.
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During the finishing circuits TEAm Lipton moved to the front in an attempt to set up world time trial champion Kristin Armstrong but Cheerwine took over the lead on the final lap with Laura Van Gilder out front working hard to bring her team-mate and race leader Catherine Cheatley home safely.
Second placed Erica Allar, fresh from a win in the U23 Liberty Classic, had a rough start in the Stage 1 criterium but was relieved to find her legs and stand on the podium today. "On the last lap I set myself up on the Cheerwine train because I knew they would want to keep Cheatley in the leader's jersey," explained Allar. "I was waiting for it to be strung out and they would be the team to go with. They kept it really strung out and Laura Van Gilder pulled her around the corner and down the hill but I came around Cheatley on the left and Brooke came through on the right."
"Brooke came out of no where and it was an awesome move, the best move of the evening," added Allar. "Cheatley worked really hard and it was a long sprint. I had good motivation today because I know my potential and ability and not doing well in the crit last night made me hungry for a good result."
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- The peloton enjoys the rural scenery despite the dismal weather.
- Kirk O'Bee (Health Net) takes out the steep uphill sprint on Stage 2.
- O'Bee continues his celebrations beyond the finishing line.
- Race leader Kirk O'Bee (Health Net) took the jersey away from Ivan Stevic courtesy of the time bonuses on offer at the finish.
- David Veilleux (Jittery Joe's), Phil Zajicek (Navigators), Kirk O'Bee (Health Net), and Michael Cody (Jelly Belly).
- Women's podium (L-R): Erica Allar (Ryan Collegiate), Brooke Miller (Team TIBCO) and Catherine Cheatley (Cheerwine).
- The Health Net team car was first on the scene of a huge crash in the opening miles.
- The peloton snakes its way through the rolling countryside.
- The peloton is split into two packs as a result of an early race incident.
- The pack rolls on.
- 'You go, no....You!' spread across the entire road the peloton has a hard time getting organized as a three man break continues up the road.
- Phil Zajicek (Navigators) escapes with two members of the Columbian National Team.
- Jose Serpa (Columbia National Team), Jaior Perez (Columbia National Team), and Phil Zajicek (Navigators) worked well together as they put time into the field.
- Phil Zajicek (Navigators) looks determined to stay away from the hard charging field.
- The break hits the short gravel section first.
- The peloton navigates a short section of gravel safely.
- Health Net leads the chase through the gravel section
- A Jittery Joe's rider climbs out of the saddle on the short uphill finish.
- Rory Sutherland (Health Net) leads Mike Sayers (BMC Pro Cycling Team) and the rest of the peloton through the finish.
- Despite a heroic effort, the three man break was no match for a hard charging field.
- Jose Serpa (Columbia National Team) looks over his shoulder to confirm that the field was hard on their heels with three laps to go.
- Brooke Miller (Team TIBCO) beats Erica Allar (l) and yesterday's winner Catherine Cheatley (r) to win Stage 2.
- Laura Van Gilder (Cheerwine) lead the field through the line with two laps to go.
- The women's field enjoys a bit of a downhill on their way back to Cannon Falls and the finishing circuit.
- The women negotiate the gravel.
- Without the aid of a free lap this Target Training rider is pushed back into the race by the neutral support crew.
- Felicia Gomez (Aaron's) on the finishing circuits in Cannon Falls.
- Kirk O'Bee (Health Net) takes out the steep uphill sprint on Stage 2.
- O'Bee continues his celebrations beyond the finishing line.
- Race leader Kirk O'Bee (Health Net) took the jersey away from Ivan Stevic courtesy of the time bonuses on offer at the finish.
- The jersey wearers after Stage 2.
- Brooke Miller (Team TIBCO) beats Erica Allar (l) and yesterday's winner Catherine Cheatley (r) to win Stage 2.
- The women's Stage 2 podium (l-r): Erica Allar (Ryan Collegiate), Brooke Miller (Team TIBCO) and Catherine Cheatley (Cheerwine).
Images by Frank Rowe
- Stage 2 of the Nature Valley Grand Prix featured this tricky 0.4-mile section of hard-packed dirt with gravel.
- Pre-race prep includes inflating the huge Wheaties box.
- Strategies, strategies… The pre-race Kelly Benefit Strategies strategy session
- Priority Health team prepares for the race beneath a colorful mural in Cannon Falls, MN.
- The Colombian National Team features Stage 1 Wheaties sprint leader Carlos Alzate
- Race leader Ivan Stevic (Toyota United, in yellow) and BMC Most Aggressive Rider Jonathan Page (Nature Valley).
- Third and final KOM reached by the field, chasing three man-breakaway
- The breakaway trio Phil Zajicek (Navigators), Jaior Perez and Jose Serpa (Colombian National Team) stayed off the front until the final lap of the finishing circuit
- The men's field tackles the gravel section
- Kirk O'Bee (Health Net) wins Stage 2 of the Nature Valley Grand Prix, the Cannon Falls Road Race.
- The TEAm Lipton pre-race strategy session.
- The Webcor team bikes are ready to go.
- Jazz Apple team-mates help each other get wired up for the race.
- The women's field approaches the first QOM en masse.
- The women exit the gravel section, led by Kristin Armstrong (TEAm Lipton).
- Team Cheerwine are massed at the front with three laps of the finishing circuit remaining.
- Brooke Miller (TIBCO) wins Stage 2, the Cannon Falls Road Race.
Images by Matthew Moses/www.moses-images.com
- Martin Gilbert (Kelly Benefits Strategies) before the start of the Canon Falls road race.
- Brooke Miller (Team Tibco) looking ready to defend her stage win in Canon Falls.
- 2007 NVGP race leader Ivan Stevic (Toyota United) gets the first spot on the line.
- Stage 1's BMC Most Aggressive Rider Jonathan Page (Nature Valley).
- A mid-pack crashes sends numerous riders to the pavement.
- Riders and mechanics scramble to rejoin the race following a mid-pack crash.
- When Toyota United wasn't present at the front, Healthnet took over and drove the pace.
- Ken Hanson (BMC) and Matt Cooke (Navigators Insurance) try their hand at a breakaway attempt.
- Race leader Ivan Stevic (Toyota United) always had teammates close by
- A break finally gets away as Phil Zajicek (Navigators Insurance) leads his Colombian National Team companions Jaior Perez and Jose Serpa.
- The break nears the end of the dirt road leg leading into the finish circuits.
- The breakaway held its advantage on the circuits until the final lap.
- Kirk O'bee (Healthnet) celebrates the stage win and Martin Gilbert (Kelly Benefits) has to settle for second.
- With 25 kilometers to go the women's race is all together as no one was given much room to get away.
- After being surrounded by storm clouds all evening - the sky finally lightens up.
- Kristin Armstrong (Team Lipton) leads the field onto the dirt section of the course.
- Local favorite Teresa Moriarty (Flanders/MBRC) was the BMC Most Aggressive rider from Stage 1 in Saint Paul.
- A lone Team Liption rider leads the Cheerwine team through past the finish line.
- Erica Allar (Ryan Collegiate All-Stars/Penn State) tucks into the Cheerwine train.
- Erica Allar (Ryan Collegiate All-Stars/Penn State) in the Cheerwine train.
- Brooke MIller (Team Tibco) celebrates the win in Canon Falls for the second year running.
- BMC Most Aggressive Rider Phil Zajicek of the Navigators Insurance Cycling Team.
- The Boost Best Young Rider David Veilleux (Jittery Joes).
- Kirk O'bee (Healthnet-Maxxis) takes over the Nature Valley Grand Prix lead by virtue of his stage win and time bonuses.
- The men's jerseys: Boost Best Young Rider - David Veilleux (Jittery Joes), BMC Most Aggressive - Phil Zajicek (Navigators Insurance), NVGP Leader and Wheaties Sprint Leader - Kirk O'bee (Healthnet-Maxxis), Sport Beans King of the Hill - Michael Cody (Jelly Belly).
- The women's podium for Stage 2 (L-R): Eric Allar (Ryan Collegiate All-Stars), Brooke Miller (Team Tibco), and Catherine Cheatley (Cheerwine).
- The women's jerseys: Sport Beans Queen of the Hill - Alex Wrubleski (Colavita Sutter Home), NVGP Leader and Boost Best Young Rider - Catherine Cheatley (Cheerwine), Wheaties Sprint Leader and BMC Most Aggressive Rider - Rebecca Larson (Aaron's Pro Cycling).
Results
Pro men
1 Kirk O'Bee (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 2.21.31 2 Martin Gilbert (Can) Kelly Benefit Strategies - Medifast 3 Dan Schmatz (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 4 Ivan Stevic (SCG) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 5 Evan Elken (USA) The Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 6 Richard England (Aus) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 7 Frank Pipp (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 8 James Meadley (Aus) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 9 Steve Tilford (USA) HRRC / Trek Stores 10 Cesar Augusto Grajales (Col) The Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 11 Ben Jacques-Maynes (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 12 Darren Lill (RSA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 13 Carlos Alzate (Col) Colombian National Team 14 Rory Sutherland (Aus) Health Net p/b Maxxis 15 David Veilleux (Can) The Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 16 Peter Hatton (Aus) Colavita - Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light 17 Jackson Stewart (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 18 Sheldon Denny (USA) VMG Racing 19 Ryan Roth (Can) Kelly Benefit Strategies - Medifast 20 Edward King (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 21 Jose Serpa (Col) Colombian National Team 22 Andy Bajadali (USA) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 23 Phil Zajicek (USA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 24 Nathan O'Neill (Aus) Health Net p/b Maxxis 25 Caleb Manion (Aus) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 26 Scott Stewart (USA) VMG Racing 27 Anthony Colby (USA) Colavita - Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light 28 Neil Shirley (USA) The Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 29 Andy Guptill (USA) Colavita - Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light 30 Chad Hartley (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 31 Christopher Baldwin (USA) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 32 David Mc Cann (Irl) Colavita - Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light 33 Jarred Berger (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 34 Matt Brandt (USA) Wheel and Sprocket 35 Brian Jensen (USA) HRRC / Trek Stores 36 Adam Bergman (USA) Colavita - Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light 37 Doug Swanson (USA) Nature Valley Racing Team 38 Brian Dziewa (USA) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 39 Jeff Louder (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 40 Dan Bowman (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies - Medifast 41 John Murphy (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 42 Alexander Gonzalez (Col) Colombian National Team 43 Ray Uthman (USA) BPG/ Montano Velo 44 Mike Sayers (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 45 Corey Collier (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 46 Henk Vogels (Aus) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 47 Eric Marcotte (USA) Bianchi / Grand Performance 48 Jaior Perez (Col) Colombian National Team 49 Scott Zwizanski (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 50 Ulrich DeYoung (USA) Hagens Berman, LLP 51 Arles Castro (Col) Colombian National Team 52 Andrew Fischer (USA) Hagens Berman, LLP 53 Ian Stanford (USA) Abercrombie & Fitch Pro Development 54 Josh Carter (USA) ABD Cycling Team 55 Matt Cooke (USA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 56 Ken Hanson (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 57 Roman Kilun (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 58 Alex Boyd (USA) VMG Racing 59 Garrett Peltonen (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 60 Ryan Hamity (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 61 Graham Howard (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 62 Jonathan Sundt (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies - Medifast 2.21.52 63 Juan Pablo Forero Carreno (Col) Colombian National Team 64 Bryce Mead (USA) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 2.22.02 65 Daniel Vaillancourt (USA) Colavita - Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light 2.22.10 66 David Pierce (USA) Nature Valley Racing Team 2.22.16 67 Alex Sharon (USA) ABD Cycling Team 2.22.42 68 David Galvin (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 69 Tim Johnson (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 70 Morgan Schmitt (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 71 Adrian Hegyvery (USA) Hagens Berman, LLP 72 Jonathan Parrish (USA) Team Waste Management 73 Omer Kem (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 74 Austin King (USA) The Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 75 Nick Waite (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies - Medifast 76 Cole House (USA) Wheel and Sprocket 2.23.01 77 Ronald Jensen (USA) Team Waste Management 2.24.07 78 Michael Cody (USA) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 2.24.28 79 Sean Sullivan (Aus) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 2.25.46 80 Chris Doig (USA) MBRC/Flanders 2.25.58 81 Jesse Mendonca (USA) BPG/ Montano Velo 82 Brice Jones (USA) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 83 Sam Johnson (USA) Hagens Berman, LLP 84 Benjamin Bradshaw (USA) VMG Racing 85 Shane Braley (USA) Wheel and Sprocket 86 Stefan Rothe (USA) Nature Valley Racing Team 87 John Acker (USA) Wheel and Sprocket 88 Matt Rice (Aus) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 89 Justin England (USA) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 90 Frankie Dierking (USA) Abercrombie & Fitch Pro Development 91 Jacob Rosenbarger (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 92 James Stangeland (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies - Medifast 2.37.25 93 Matt Cianciulli (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 94 Bernard Van Ulden (USA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 95 Bjorn Sealander (USA) VMG Racing 96 Matthew Willinger (USA) BPG/ Montano Velo 97 Whitey DeBroux (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 98 David McCook (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies - Medifast 99 Evan Lawrence (USA) BPG/ Montano Velo 100 Michael Jones (USA) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 101 Chris Wherry (USA) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 102 David Zimmerman (USA) MBRC/Flanders 103 Jeff Hopkins (Aus) The Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 104 Heath Blackgrove (NZl) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 105 Kristian House (GBr) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 106 David Rodriquez (USA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 107 Matthew Shriver (USA) The Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 108 Pete Hanna (USA) Bianchi / Grand Performance 109 Terry Beenken (USA) All9Yards.com Cycling Team 110 Jack Seehofer (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 2.48.30 111 Dale Sedgwick (USA) Bianchi / Grand Performance 2.49.01 112 Walker Savidge (USA) VMG Racing 113 Nick Clayville (USA) Hagens Berman, LLP 114 Pat Lemieux (USA) Bianchi / Grand Performance 115 Derek Goerke (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 2.53.55 116 Joby Siciliano (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 117 Bill Stolte (USA) HRRC / Trek Stores 118 Peter Salon (USA) VMG Racing 119 Christian Kearney (USA) BPG/ Montano Velo 120 Ryan Baumann (USA) ABD Cycling Team 121 Lane Anderson (USA) All9Yards.com Cycling Team 122 Clark Priebe (USA) All9Yards.com Cycling Team 123 Luke Winger (USA) MBRC/Flanders 124 Mike Olheiser (USA) Nature Valley Racing Team 125 Jonathan Page (USA) Nature Valley Racing Team DNF Michael Wolf (USA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team DNF Mark Hinnen (Can) Kelly Benefit Strategies - Medifast DNF Jeff Schroetlin (USA) ABD Cycling Team DNF Adam Froemming (USA) MBRC/Flanders Sprints 1 1 Jaior Perez (Col) Colombian National Team 5 pts 2 Phil Zajicek (USA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 3 3 Jose Serpa (Col) Colombian National Team 2 4 Heath Blackgrove (NZl) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 1 2 1 Phil Zajicek (USA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 5 pts 2 Jose Serpa (Col) Colombian National Team 3 3 Jaior Perez (Col) Colombian National Team 2 4 Jackson Stewart (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 1 Mountains 1 1 Michael Cody (USA) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 5 pts 2 Bernard Van Ulden (USA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 3 3 Brian Jensen (USA) HRRC / Trek Stores 2 4 Roman Kilun (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 1 2 1 Michael Cody (USA) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 5 pts 2 Phil Zajicek (USA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 3 3 Andy Bajadali (USA) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 2 4 Anthony Colby (USA) Colavita - Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light 1 3 1 Edward King (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 5 pts 2 Phil Zajicek (USA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 3 3 Jose Serpa (Col) Colombian National Team 2 4 Brian Jensen (USA) HRRC / Trek Stores 1 Teams 1 Health Net prsented by Maxxis 7.04.33 2 Jittery Joe's 3 Priority Health 4 BMC Pro Cycling Team 5 Toyota-United Pro Cycling 6 Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast 7 Jelly Belly 8 Colavita-Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light 9 Colombian National Team 10 Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 11 VMG Racing 12 Team Einstein's Cycling 13 Hagens Berman, LLP 1.11 14 Nature Valley Racing Team 5.12 15 Wheel and Sprocket 5.57 16 BPG/ Montano Velo 20.21 17 HRRC / Trek Stores 32.24 18 ABD Cycling Team 33.35 19 Bianchi / Grand Performance 43.24 20 MBRC/Flanders 52.45 21 All9Yards.com Cycling Team 1.20.42 General classification after stage 2 1 Kirk O'Bee (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 3.20.30 2 Ivan Stevic (SCG) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 0.10 3 Martin Gilbert (Can) Kelly Benefit Strategies - Medifast 0.15 4 Dan Schmatz (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 0.19 5 Evan Elken (USA) The Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 0.25 6 Cesar Augusto Grajales (Col) The Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 7 Frank Pipp (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 8 Rory Sutherland (Aus) Health Net p/b Maxxis 9 Carlos Alzate (Col) Colombian National Team 10 Darren Lill (RSA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 11 Phil Zajicek (USA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 12 Jackson Stewart (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 13 James Meadley (Aus) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 14 Ben Jacques-Maynes (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 15 Caleb Manion (Aus) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 16 Nathan O'Neill (Aus) Health Net p/b Maxxis 17 Steve Tilford (USA) HRRC / Trek Stores 18 Neil Shirley (USA) The Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 19 Henk Vogels (Aus) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 20 Chad Hartley (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 21 Peter Hatton (Aus) Colavita - Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light 22 Richard England (Aus) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 23 David Veilleux (Can) The Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 24 John Murphy (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 25 Edward King (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 26 Andy Bajadali (USA) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 27 Adam Bergman (USA) Colavita - Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light 28 Ulrich DeYoung (USA) Hagens Berman, LLP 29 Jeff Louder (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 30 Jose Serpa (Col) Colombian National Team 31 Sheldon Denny (USA) VMG Racing 32 Anthony Colby (USA) Colavita - Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light 33 Dan Bowman (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies - Medifast 34 Christopher Baldwin (USA) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 35 Ken Hanson (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 36 Matt Brandt (USA) Wheel and Sprocket 37 Andy Guptill (USA) Colavita - Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light 38 Scott Zwizanski (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 39 Brian Jensen (USA) HRRC / Trek Stores 40 David Mc Cann (Irl) Colavita - Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light 41 Scott Stewart (USA) VMG Racing 42 Matt Cooke (USA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 43 Alexander Gonzalez (Col) Colombian National Team 44 Jarred Berger (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 45 Roman Kilun (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 46 Alex Boyd (USA) VMG Racing 47 Jaior Perez (Col) Colombian National Team 48 Garrett Peltonen (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 49 Corey Collier (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 50 Andrew Fischer (USA) Hagens Berman, LLP 51 Ryan Hamity (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 52 Ian Stanford (USA) Abercrombie & Fitch Pro Development 53 Arles Castro (Col) Colombian National Team 54 Graham Howard (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 55 Mike Sayers (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 56 Jonathan Sundt (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies - Medifast 0.46 57 Juan Pablo Forero Carreno (Col) Colombian National Team 58 Ryan Roth (Can) Kelly Benefit Strategies - Medifast 0.54 59 Daniel Vaillancourt (USA) Colavita - Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light 1.04 60 Brian Dziewa (USA) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 1.13 61 Josh Carter (USA) ABD Cycling Team 62 Morgan Schmitt (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 1.36 63 Tim Johnson (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 64 Austin King (USA) The Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 65 Jonathan Parrish (USA) Team Waste Management 66 Nick Waite (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies - Medifast 67 Omer Kem (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 68 Bryce Mead (USA) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 1.44 69 Adrian Hegyvery (USA) Hagens Berman, LLP 2.10 70 David Galvin (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 2.24 71 Alex Sharon (USA) ABD Cycling Team 72 Eric Marcotte (USA) Bianchi / Grand Performance 2.44 73 Ronald Jensen (USA) Team Waste Management 3.01 74 Ray Uthman (USA) BPG/ Montano Velo 3.04 75 Michael Cody (USA) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 3.22 76 Doug Swanson (USA) Nature Valley Racing Team 3.37 77 David Pierce (USA) Nature Valley Racing Team 3.58 78 Sean Sullivan (Aus) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 4.40 79 Matt Rice (Aus) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 4.52 80 Justin England (USA) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 81 Stefan Rothe (USA) Nature Valley Racing Team 82 Shane Braley (USA) Wheel and Sprocket 83 Cole House (USA) Wheel and Sprocket 5.02 84 Sam Johnson (USA) Hagens Berman, LLP 5.26 85 John Acker (USA) Wheel and Sprocket 5.40 86 Frankie Dierking (USA) Abercrombie & Fitch Pro Development 87 Jacob Rosenbarger (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 88 Brice Jones (USA) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 6.00 89 Benjamin Bradshaw (USA) VMG Racing 7.40 90 Chris Doig (USA) MBRC/Flanders 7.43 91 Jesse Mendonca (USA) BPG/ Montano Velo 7.47 92 Bjorn Sealander (USA) VMG Racing 16.19 93 Bernard Van Ulden (USA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 94 Jeff Hopkins (Aus) The Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 95 Chris Wherry (USA) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 96 Kristian House (GBr) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 97 Matthew Shriver (USA) The Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 98 Whitey DeBroux (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 99 Matt Cianciulli (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 100 Heath Blackgrove (NZl) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 101 David Rodriquez (USA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 102 Pete Hanna (USA) Bianchi / Grand Performance 17.02 103 Matthew Willinger (USA) BPG/ Montano Velo 17.07 104 James Stangeland (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies - Medifast 105 Evan Lawrence (USA) BPG/ Montano Velo 106 Terry Beenken (USA) All9Yards.com Cycling Team 107 Michael Jones (USA) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 18.40 108 David McCook (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies - Medifast 18.53 109 David Zimmerman (USA) MBRC/Flanders 18.58 110 Jack Seehofer (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 29.43 111 Walker Savidge (USA) VMG Racing 30.53 112 Dale Sedgwick (USA) Bianchi / Grand Performance 31.02 113 Pat Lemieux (USA) Bianchi / Grand Performance 31.07 114 Nick Clayville (USA) Hagens Berman, LLP 31.24 115 Jonathan Page (USA) Nature Valley Racing Team 32.43 116 Bill Stolte (USA) HRRC / Trek Stores 32.49 117 Mike Olheiser (USA) Nature Valley Racing Team 118 Ryan Baumann (USA) ABD Cycling Team 119 Christian Kearney (USA) BPG/ Montano Velo 120 Clark Priebe (USA) All9Yards.com Cycling Team 121 Peter Salon (USA) VMG Racing 33.32 122 Lane Anderson (USA) All9Yards.com Cycling Team 35.20 123 Luke Winger (USA) MBRC/Flanders 35.40 124 Derek Goerke (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 35.47 125 Joby Siciliano (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 35.51 Points classification 1 Kirk O'Bee (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 17 pts 2 Ivan Stevic (SCG) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 15 3 Phil Zajicek (USA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 13 4 Carlos Alzate (Col) Colombian National Team 12 5 Dan Schmatz (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 10 6 Jaior Perez (Col) Colombian National Team 7 7 Martin Gilbert (Can) Kelly Benefit Strategies - Medifast 7 8 Jose Serpa (Col) Colombian National Team 5 9 Mike Sayers (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 5 10 Evan Elken (USA) The Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 5 11 Tim Johnson (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 4 12 Henk Vogels (Aus) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 4 13 Chris Wherry (USA) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 3 14 Juan Pablo Forero Carreno (Col) Colombian National Team 3 15 Ken Hanson (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 3 16 Rory Sutherland (Aus) Health Net p/b Maxxis 3 17 Richard England (Aus) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 2 18 Jackson Stewart (USA) BMC Professional Cycling Team 1 19 Heath Blackgrove (NZl) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 1 20 Christopher Baldwin (USA) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 1 21 Nathan O'Neill (Aus) Health Net p/b Maxxis 1 22 Darren Lill (RSA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 1 23 Frank Pipp (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 1 24 Cesar Augusto Grajales (Col) The Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 1 Mountains classification 1 Michael Cody (USA) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 15 pts 2 Phil Zajicek (USA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 6 3 Bernard Van Ulden (USA) Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 6 4 Edward King (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 5 5 Brian Jensen (USA) HRRC / Trek Stores 4 6 Carlos Alzate (Col) Colombian National Team 2 7 Jose Serpa (Col) Colombian National Team 2 8 Andy Bajadali (USA) Jelly Belly Cycling Team 2 9 Anthony Colby (USA) Colavita - Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light 1 10 Roman Kilun (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 1 Amateur rider classification 1 Carlos Alzate (Col) Colombian National Team 3.20.55 2 Steve Tilford (USA) HRRC / Trek Stores 3 Ulrich DeYoung (USA) Hagens Berman, LLP 4 Jose Serpa (Col) Colombian National Team 5 Sheldon Denny (USA) VMG Racing 6 Matt Brandt (USA) Wheel and Sprocket 7 Brian Jensen (USA) HRRC / Trek Stores 8 Scott Stewart (USA) VMG Racing 9 Alexander Gonzalez (Col) Colombian National Team 10 Jarred Berger (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 11 Alex Boyd (USA) VMG Racing 12 Jaior Perez (Col) Colombian National Team 13 Corey Collier (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 14 Andrew Fischer (USA) Hagens Berman, LLP 15 Ryan Hamity (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 16 Ian Stanford (USA) Abercrombie & Fitch Pro Development 17 Arles Castro (Col) Colombian National Team 18 Juan Pablo Forero Carreno (Col) Colombian National Team 0.21 19 Josh Carter (USA) ABD Cycling Team 0.48 20 Jonathan Parrish (USA) Team Waste Management 1.11 21 Adrian Hegyvery (USA) Hagens Berman, LLP 1.45 22 Alex Sharon (USA) ABD Cycling Team 1.59 23 Eric Marcotte (USA) Bianchi / Grand Performance 2.19 24 Ronald Jensen (USA) Team Waste Management 2.36 25 Ray Uthman (USA) BPG/ Montano Velo 2.39 26 Doug Swanson (USA) Nature Valley Racing Team 3.12 27 David Pierce (USA) Nature Valley Racing Team 3.33 28 Stefan Rothe (USA) Nature Valley Racing Team 4.27 29 Shane Braley (USA) Wheel and Sprocket 30 Cole House (USA) Wheel and Sprocket 4.37 31 Sam Johnson (USA) Hagens Berman, LLP 5.01 32 John Acker (USA) Wheel and Sprocket 5.15 33 Frankie Dierking (USA) Abercrombie & Fitch Pro Development 34 Benjamin Bradshaw (USA) VMG Racing 7.15 35 Chris Doig (USA) MBRC/Flanders 7.18 36 Jesse Mendonca (USA) BPG/ Montano Velo 7.22 37 Bjorn Sealander (USA) VMG Racing 15.54 38 Whitey DeBroux (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 39 Matt Cianciulli (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 40 Pete Hanna (USA) Bianchi / Grand Performance 16.37 41 Matthew Willinger (USA) BPG/ Montano Velo 16.42 42 Evan Lawrence (USA) BPG/ Montano Velo 43 Terry Beenken (USA) All9Yards.com Cycling Team 44 David Zimmerman (USA) MBRC/Flanders 18.33 45 Jack Seehofer (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 29.18 46 Walker Savidge (USA) VMG Racing 30.28 47 Dale Sedgwick (USA) Bianchi / Grand Performance 30.37 48 Pat Lemieux (USA) Bianchi / Grand Performance 30.42 49 Nick Clayville (USA) Hagens Berman, LLP 30.59 50 Bill Stolte (USA) HRRC / Trek Stores 32.24 51 Mike Olheiser (USA) Nature Valley Racing Team 52 Ryan Baumann (USA) ABD Cycling Team 53 Christian Kearney (USA) BPG/ Montano Velo 54 Clark Priebe (USA) All9Yards.com Cycling Team 55 Peter Salon (USA) VMG Racing 33.07 56 Lane Anderson (USA) All9Yards.com Cycling Team 34.55 57 Luke Winger (USA) MBRC/Flanders 35.15 58 Derek Goerke (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 35.22 59 Joby Siciliano (USA) Team Einstein's Cycling 35.26 Young rider classification 1 David Veilleux (Can) The Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 3.20.55 2 Ulrich DeYoung (USA) Hagens Berman, LLP 3 Matt Brandt (USA) Wheel and Sprocket 4 Scott Stewart (USA) VMG Racing 5 Alex Boyd (USA) VMG Racing 6 Graham Howard (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 7 Morgan Schmitt (USA) Priority Health Cycling Team p/b Bissell 1.11 8 Adrian Hegyvery (USA) Hagens Berman, LLP 1.45 9 Shane Braley (USA) Wheel and Sprocket 4.27 10 Cole House (USA) Wheel and Sprocket 4.37 11 Benjamin Bradshaw (USA) VMG Racing 7.15 12 Bjorn Sealander (USA) VMG Racing 15.54 13 Walker Savidge (USA) VMG Racing 30.28 14 Pat Lemieux (USA) Bianchi / Grand Performance 30.42 15 Ryan Baumann (USA) ABD Cycling Team 32.24 16 Peter Salon (USA) VMG Racing 33.07 Team classification 1 Health Net prsented by Maxxis 10.02.45 2 Jittery Joe's 3 Toyota-United Pro Cycling 4 BMC Pro Cycling Team 5 Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast 6 Priority Health 7 Navigators Insurance Cycling Team 8 Jelly Belly 9 Colombian National Team 10 Colavita-Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light 11 VMG Racing 12 Team Einstein's Cycling 13 Hagens Berman, LLP 1.45 14 Nature Valley Racing Team 5.12 15 Wheel and Sprocket 6.45 16 BPG/ Montano Velo 21.57 17 HRRC / Trek Stores 32.24 18 ABD Cycling Team 34.23 19 Bianchi / Grand Performance 49.33 20 MBRC/Flanders 58.15 21 All9Yards.com Cycling Team 1.24.01
Pro women
1 Brooke Miller (USA) Team TIBCO 2.47.00 2 Erica Allar (USA) Ryan Collegiate 3 Catherine Cheatley (NZl) Cheerwine 4 Kristin Armstrong (USA) TEAm Lipton 5 Katie Mactier (Aus) ValueAct Capital Cycling Team 6 Laura Yoisten (Can) Webcor Builders 7 Alex Wrubleski (Can) Colavita-Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light 8 Kori Seehafer (USA) TEAm Lipton 9 Helen Kelly (Aus) Webcor Builders 10 Nichole Wangsgard (USA) Team Group Health 11 Rebecca Larson (USA) Aaron's Pro Cycling Team 12 Teresa Moriarty (USA) Flanders/MBRC 13 Virginia Perkins (USA) PROMAN/Paradigm 14 Iona Wynter (Jam) Colavita-Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light 15 Carmen McNellis (USA) Aaron's Pro Cycling Team 16 Brenda Lyons (USA) TEAm Lipton 17 Rachel Heal (GBr) Webcor Builders 18 Leigh Hobson (Can) Cheerwine 19 Shelley Olds (USA) PROMAN/Paradigm 20 Marjan Huizing (USA) Team Kenda Tire 21 Heather Labance (USA) Advil ChapStick 22 Alison Littlefield (USA) Contender Bicycles 23 Kristin Sanders (USA) Aaron's Pro Cycling Team 24 Betina Hold (USA) Cheerwine 25 Rushlee Buchanan (NZl) Jazz Apple Cycling Team 26 Marni Hambleton (Can) ValueAct Capital Cycling Team 27 Leah Guloien (Can) Team Group Health 28 Katharina Weber (USA) XPlane/Team Revolution 29 Julie Bishop (USA) Harris Teeter Naturals 30 Anna Milkowski (USA) Targetraining Womens Team 31 Andrea Luebbe (USA) Ryan Collegiate 32 Jennifer Bodine (USA) Ryan Collegiate 33 Robin Farina (USA) Targetraining Womens Team 34 Lauren Franges (USA) TEAm Lipton 35 Christina DeKraay (USA) Harris Teeter Naturals 36 Felicia Gomez (Can) Aaron's Pro Cycling Team 37 Lara Kroepsch (USA) TEAm Lipton 38 Stacy Marple (USA) Team TIBCO 39 Kristin McGrath (USA) Ryan Collegiate 40 Victoria Bastide (USA) Team TIBCO 41 Mara Abbott (USA) Webcor Builders 42 Kirsten Robbins (Can) Advil ChapStick 43 Meredith Miller (USA) TEAm Lipton 44 Jadine Riley (USA) Team Group Health 45 Tiffany Cromwell (Aus) Colavita-Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light 46 Amber Rais (USA) Webcor Builders 47 Lisa Dunnwald (USA) Team Group Health 48 Kate Ligler (USA) PROMAN/Paradigm 49 Megan Elliott (USA) Unattached 50 Catherine Powers (USA) Aaron's Pro Cycling Team 51 Marisa Asplund (USA) Team TIBCO 52 Sarah Caravella (USA) Aaron's Pro Cycling Team 53 Courtenay Brown (USA) ValueAct Capital Cycling Team 54 Natalie Klemko (USA) Advil ChapStick 55 Katheryn Curi (USA) Webcor Builders 56 Kelly Benjamin (USA) Cheerwine 57 Laura Van Gilder (USA) Cheerwine 58 Catherine Walberg (USA) Team Kenda Tire 59 Devon Haskell (USA) Ryan Collegiate 60 Beverley Harper (USA) Webcor Builders 61 Kristin Wentworth (USA) Team Kenda Tire 62 Kim Geist (USA) TEAm Lipton 63 Michelle Kiesanowski (NZl) Aaron's Pro Cycling Team 64 Katie Lambden (USA) Team TIBCO 65 CarrieAnn Kopernik (USA) Nova Cycle Sports Foundation 66 Betsy Galenti (USA) America's Dairyland 67 Sarah Bamberger (USA) Cheerwine 0.28 68 Heidi Goldberg (USA) Team Kenda Tire 69 Tricia Bailey (USA) Team Group Health 1.30 70 Kathleen Billington (USA) Targetraining Womens Team 1.41 71 Carrie Cash (USA) XPlane/Team Revolution 72 Maria Luisa Calle Williams (Col) Colombia National Team 73 Susannah Pratt (USA) Ryan Collegiate 74 Debbie Dust (USA) Team Kenda Tire 75 Madeleine Puissant (USA) Nova Cycle Sports Foundation 76 Patria Lanfranchi (USA) Team Group Health 77 Tamyra Barnard (USA) Team Kenda Tire 78 Andrea Myers (USA) Targetraining Womens Team 79 Rachel O'Connell (Aus) Cheerwine 80 Kathryn Clark (USA) Harris Teeter Naturals 81 Annie Lux (USA) Harris Teeter Naturals 82 Holly Borowski (USA) PROMAN/Paradigm 83 Heather Sborz (USA) Arizona State University 84 Casey Cessna (USA) Nova Cycle Sports Foundation 85 Martina Patella (USA) ValueAct Capital Cycling Team 86 Moriah MacGregor (Can) Colavita-Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light 87 Laura Charameda (USA) Advil ChapStick 88 Jill McLaughlin (USA) ValueAct Capital Cycling Team 89 Rebecca Much (USA) Targetraining Womens Team 90 Abby Lyn Cooper (USA) PROMAN/Paradigm 2.39 91 Anne Guzman (Can) Team Kenda Tire 92 Alison Shanks (NZl) Jazz Apple Cycling Team 3.48 93 Sharon Allpress (USA) ValueAct Capital Cycling Team 4.10 94 Corie Berrigan (USA) Team Kenda Tire 95 Arielle Filiberti (USA) Targetraining Womens Team 96 Susan Peithman (USA) ABD Cycling Team 5.33 97 Susy Pryde (NZl) Jazz Apple Cycling Team 98 Liza Rachetto (USA) Team TIBCO 13.38 DNF Sarah Tillotson (USA) Colavita-Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light DNF Hannah Banks (Aus) ValueAct Capital Cycling Team DNF Patricia Bell (USA) PROMAN/Paradigm DNF Malindi Maclean (NZl) Jazz Apple Cycling Team DNF Rebecca Anderson (USA) America's Dairyland DNF Rebecca Bader (USA) America's Dairyland DNF Katherine Ross (USA) America's Dairyland DNF Rachel Eichers (USA) America's Dairyland DNF Hadley Trotter (USA) Harris Teeter Naturals DNF Gina Kavesh (USA) Team Group Health DNF Dana Robertson-Halter (USA) Team Group Health DNF Jennifer Bodine (USA) Ryan Collegiate DNF Amy McGuire (USA) Wachovia/International Bicycle Centers DNF AnnaJean Dallaire (USA) Schellers DNF Cathryn Watson (USA) Birchwood General classification after stage 2 Pro men 1 Kirk O'Bee (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis Full men's results to follow. Pro women 1 Catherine Cheatley (NZl) Cheerwine 3.47.07 2 Shelley Olds (USA) PROMAN/Paradigm 0.11 3 Teresa Moriarty (USA) Flanders/MBRC 0.15 4 Kristin Armstrong (USA) TEAm Lipton 0.21 5 Alex Wrubleski (Can) Colavita-Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light 6 Leigh Hobson (Can) Cheerwine 7 Stacy Marple (USA) Team TIBCO 8 Felicia Gomez (Can) Aaron's Pro Cycling Team 9 Brooke Miller (USA) Team TIBCO 0.28 10 Kori Seehafer (USA) TEAm Lipton 0.43 11 Nichole Wangsgard (USA) Team Group Health 12 Katie Mactier (Aus) ValueAct Capital Cycling Team 13 Helen Kelly (Aus) Webcor Builders 14 Rebecca Larson (USA) Aaron's Pro Cycling Team 15 Brenda Lyons (USA) TEAm Lipton 16 Iona Wynter (Jam) Colavita-Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light 17 Carmen McNellis (USA) Aaron's Pro Cycling Team 18 Virginia Perkins (USA) PROMAN/Paradigm 19 Betina Hold (USA) Cheerwine 20 Kristin Sanders (USA) Aaron's Pro Cycling Team 21 Lauren Franges (USA) TEAm Lipton 22 Marni Hambleton (Can) ValueAct Capital Cycling Team 23 Lara Kroepsch (USA) TEAm Lipton 24 Rachel Heal (GBr) Webcor Builders 25 Heather Labance (USA) Advil ChapStick 26 Leah Guloien (Can) Team Group Health 27 Anna Milkowski (USA) Targetraining Womens Team 28 Robin Farina (USA) Targetraining Womens Team 29 Laura Van Gilder (USA) Cheerwine 30 Victoria Bastide (USA) Team TIBCO 31 Christina DeKraay (USA) Harris Teeter Naturals 32 Katharina Weber (USA) XPlane/Team Revolution 33 Meredith Miller (USA) TEAm Lipton 34 Kelly Benjamin (USA) Cheerwine 35 Mara Abbott (USA) Webcor Builders 36 Sarah Caravella (USA) Aaron's Pro Cycling Team 37 Amber Rais (USA) Webcor Builders 38 Catherine Walberg (USA) Team Kenda Tire 39 Catherine Powers (USA) Aaron's Pro Cycling Team 40 Kirsten Robbins (Can) Advil ChapStick 1.04 41 Beverley Harper (USA) Webcor Builders 42 Sarah Bamberger (USA) Cheerwine 1.11 43 Marisa Asplund (USA) Team TIBCO 1.49 44 Laura Yoisten (Can) Webcor Builders 1.51 45 Alison Littlefield (USA) Contender Bicycles 46 Tiffany Cromwell (Aus) Colavita-Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light 1.54 47 Natalie Klemko (USA) Advil ChapStick 48 Betsy Galenti (USA) America's Dairyland 1.59 49 Jadine Riley (USA) Team Group Health 2.10 50 Megan Elliott (USA) Unattached 51 Lisa Dunnwald (USA) Team Group Health 52 Katie Lambden (USA) Team TIBCO 53 Courtenay Brown (USA) ValueAct Capital Cycling Team 2.14 54 Rushlee Buchanan (NZl) Jazz Apple Cycling Team 2.18 55 Debbie Dust (USA) Team Kenda Tire 2.24 56 Kathleen Billington (USA) Targetraining Womens Team 57 Jennifer Bodine (USA) Ryan Collegiate 2.52 58 Erica Allar (USA) Ryan Collegiate 3.03 59 Julie Bishop (USA) Harris Teeter Naturals 3.13 60 Marjan Huizing (USA) Team Kenda Tire 61 Andrea Luebbe (USA) Ryan Collegiate 62 Devon Haskell (USA) Ryan Collegiate 63 Kate Ligler (USA) PROMAN/Paradigm 64 CarrieAnn Kopernik (USA) Nova Cycle Sports Foundation 65 Kristin Wentworth (USA) Team Kenda Tire 66 Katheryn Curi (USA) Webcor Builders 67 Kim Geist (USA) TEAm Lipton 68 Michelle Kiesanowski (NZl) Aaron's Pro Cycling Team 69 Tricia Bailey (USA) Team Group Health 3.24 70 Heidi Goldberg (USA) Team Kenda Tire 3.41 71 Susannah Pratt (USA) Ryan Collegiate 3.48 72 Moriah MacGregor (Can) Colavita-Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light 3.51 73 Maria Luisa Calle Williams (Col) Colombia National Team 3.55 74 Carrie Cash (USA) XPlane/Team Revolution 3.59 75 Kristin McGrath (USA) Ryan Collegiate 4.22 76 Madeleine Puissant (USA) Nova Cycle Sports Foundation 4.54 77 Laura Charameda (USA) Advil ChapStick 78 Andrea Myers (USA) Targetraining Womens Team 79 Rachel O'Connell (Aus) Cheerwine 80 Holly Borowski (USA) PROMAN/Paradigm 81 Martina Patella (USA) ValueAct Capital Cycling Team 82 Heather Sborz (USA) Arizona State University 83 Tamyra Barnard (USA) Team Kenda Tire 84 Kathryn Clark (USA) Harris Teeter Naturals 85 Casey Cessna (USA) Nova Cycle Sports Foundation 86 Jill McLaughlin (USA) ValueAct Capital Cycling Team 87 Rebecca Much (USA) Targetraining Womens Team 88 Annie Lux (USA) Harris Teeter Naturals 5.48 89 Abby Lyn Cooper (USA) PROMAN/Paradigm 5.52 90 Patria Lanfranchi (USA) Team Group Health 6.03 91 Anne Guzman (Can) Team Kenda Tire 6.46 92 Alison Shanks (NZl) Jazz Apple Cycling Team 7.01 93 Corie Berrigan (USA) Team Kenda Tire 7.23 94 Arielle Filiberti (USA) Targetraining Womens Team 95 Sharon Allpress (USA) ValueAct Capital Cycling Team 96 Susy Pryde (NZl) Jazz Apple Cycling Team 7.51 97 Susan Peithman (USA) ABD Cycling Team 8.46 98 Liza Rachetto (USA) Team TIBCO 16.51
