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Capital 'Cross Classic presented by "The Bike Lane" - UCI-C2 Verge MAC Series Final Presented by Potomac Velo Club Reston, VA Sunday, December 02, 2007
CAPITAL CROSS CLASSIC: WHITE WINS, BRUNO ROY REPEATS
BRUNO ROY AND FRATTINI WIN VERGE MAC SRAM TITLES
December 2, 2007; Conshohocken, PA, USA: Maureen Bruno Roy came and conquered not only the season-ending Capital Cross Classic, but also the 2007 Verge MAC SRAM season championship. Davide Frattini couldn’t come to the Capital Cross Classic, but claimed the Verge MAC SRAM season championship by a single point based on his previous conquests.
A big part of the story of this year’s Capital Cross Classic presented by the Bike Lane was what didn’t happen. Weather forecasts were predicting that everything short of meteorites to fall out of the sky starting the night before and continuing through the day of the race. Rain, snow, sleet and freezing rain were all part of the dismal forecast. Ironically, the weather turned out to be nicer than the previous day’s windy and bitterly cold race.
One thing that didn’t change from the previous day was the domination of the Elite Women’s field by Maureen Bruno Roy (Independent Fabrications/Wheelworks presented by General Catalyst). Just as she did the day before in Carlisle Pennsylvania, Bruno Roy charged from the gun, established a lead before Aqua Fina Barrier preme on the first lap, and just rode away. In a strange twist, Bruno Roy became the third woman to sweep both halves of Verge MAC’s three weekend doubleheaders. Kerry Barnholt swept both the Granogue and Wissahickon races in October, and Georgia Gould swept both days of the New Jersey weekend in November. But Bruno Roy, fresh off her World Cup debut and another seventh place finish in France, not only swept the final weekend, but scored highly in all six races against the best in American cyclocross to win the Verge MAC title.
Prior to the Men’s race, Matt White of FiordiFrutta told announcer Joe Jefferson that getting an early lead would be important because of a narrow section at the start of the second half of the course that had to be changed considerably from past years because of a major construction project. He lived up to his prediction by charging into the barriers so fast on the first lap that he made the spectators gasp as he won the Aqua Fina Barrier Preme and established a gap on the field. Surprise entrant Jeremiah Bishop (Trek VW), in his first UCI cyclocross start in years, established himself as the engine in the chase group that formed on the second lap consisting of Bishop, championship contender Jon Hamblen (RGM Watches - Team Richard Sachs), Steve Tilford (KCCX/Verge/Eriksen Cycles), the previous day’s winner Alec Donahue (Joes’ Garage), Jonny Sundt (KBS/Medifast), Charles Pendry (Inland Construction/BTD) and Weston Schempf (C3-Sollay.com).
With White riding away, Bishop drilled the chase group but never got any help. Despite two long power sections where drafting came into play, and made even faster by the ground being so hard, nobody else pulled through. Several laps later, Hamblen disappeared from the group, the victim of an apparent mechanical problem that would have devastating consequences afterward. Donahue was the first rider to have difficulty holding on to the group, followed shortly afterward by Pendry and Schempf. Slowly the chase group closed the gap to White, cutting his lead nearly in half. By the final lap, Sundt had fallen back several times only to rejoin, Bishop appeared ready to use his last breath to catch the leader -- and Tilford had not left Bishop’s wheel for almost an hour. With half a lap to go, the chase was down to Bishop and Tilford. White was looking vulnerable, but he had enough to secure the win in the final Verge MAC race of the season by just two seconds. “I used up Jeremiah,” said Tilford after the race, “but I went too late.” Bishop apparently concurred, as the cold rain began to fall and they got ready to get onto the podium, he turned to Tilford with a big smile and said, “You could have won that race -- if you hadn’t been so lazy.” Winner Matt White didn’t say anything, he just smiled broadly.
The rider that nobody could beat wasn’t even at the track, however. Entering the weekend, Italy’s Davide Frattini (Colavita/Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light) had a solid points lead in the Verge MAC SRAM point chase as a result of his two victories in New Jersey. Knowing that he wouldn’t be able to attend today’s race due to a personal commitment, Frattini tried to clinch the title at yesterday’s round in Carlisle. But, after holding a commanding lead for much of that race, a pinch flat resulted in a disappointing fifth place finish. With Frattini unable to attend the Capital Cross Classic, the door was wide open for John Hamblen with the prestigious Verge MAC title for his RGM Watches Richard Sachs team. But his early race mechanical dropped him far enough out of the chase group that he was never able to rejoin. Hamblen, who has raced every edition of the Capital Cross Classic, finished a disappointing eighth and just one point shy of Frattini in the final standings.
Race Notes:
Over one-hundred novice riders competed in the day’s first event.
Two junior riders finished on the podium of the Men’s 2/3/4 race behind winner (and season champion) Eric Linder (Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing). 17 year old Patrick Bradly from Team Beacon finished as runner-up and fourteen year old Jeff Bahnson finished fifth for his C2S/Henry’s Bikes Team.
BRUNO ROY AND FRATTINI WIN VERGE MAC SRAM TITLES
December 2, 2007; Conshohocken, PA, USA: Maureen Bruno Roy came and conquered not only the season-ending Capital Cross Classic, but also the 2007 Verge MAC SRAM season championship. Davide Frattini couldn’t come to the Capital Cross Classic, but claimed the Verge MAC SRAM season championship by a single point based on his previous conquests.
A big part of the story of this year’s Capital Cross Classic presented by the Bike Lane was what didn’t happen. Weather forecasts were predicting that everything short of meteorites to fall out of the sky starting the night before and continuing through the day of the race. Rain, snow, sleet and freezing rain were all part of the dismal forecast. Ironically, the weather turned out to be nicer than the previous day’s windy and bitterly cold race.
One thing that didn’t change from the previous day was the domination of the Elite Women’s field by Maureen Bruno Roy (Independent Fabrications/Wheelworks presented by General Catalyst). Just as she did the day before in Carlisle Pennsylvania, Bruno Roy charged from the gun, established a lead before Aqua Fina Barrier preme on the first lap, and just rode away. In a strange twist, Bruno Roy became the third woman to sweep both halves of Verge MAC’s three weekend doubleheaders. Kerry Barnholt swept both the Granogue and Wissahickon races in October, and Georgia Gould swept both days of the New Jersey weekend in November. But Bruno Roy, fresh off her World Cup debut and another seventh place finish in France, not only swept the final weekend, but scored highly in all six races against the best in American cyclocross to win the Verge MAC title.
Prior to the Men’s race, Matt White of FiordiFrutta told announcer Joe Jefferson that getting an early lead would be important because of a narrow section at the start of the second half of the course that had to be changed considerably from past years because of a major construction project. He lived up to his prediction by charging into the barriers so fast on the first lap that he made the spectators gasp as he won the Aqua Fina Barrier Preme and established a gap on the field. Surprise entrant Jeremiah Bishop (Trek VW), in his first UCI cyclocross start in years, established himself as the engine in the chase group that formed on the second lap consisting of Bishop, championship contender Jon Hamblen (RGM Watches - Team Richard Sachs), Steve Tilford (KCCX/Verge/Eriksen Cycles), the previous day’s winner Alec Donahue (Joes’ Garage), Jonny Sundt (KBS/Medifast), Charles Pendry (Inland Construction/BTD) and Weston Schempf (C3-Sollay.com).
With White riding away, Bishop drilled the chase group but never got any help. Despite two long power sections where drafting came into play, and made even faster by the ground being so hard, nobody else pulled through. Several laps later, Hamblen disappeared from the group, the victim of an apparent mechanical problem that would have devastating consequences afterward. Donahue was the first rider to have difficulty holding on to the group, followed shortly afterward by Pendry and Schempf. Slowly the chase group closed the gap to White, cutting his lead nearly in half. By the final lap, Sundt had fallen back several times only to rejoin, Bishop appeared ready to use his last breath to catch the leader -- and Tilford had not left Bishop’s wheel for almost an hour. With half a lap to go, the chase was down to Bishop and Tilford. White was looking vulnerable, but he had enough to secure the win in the final Verge MAC race of the season by just two seconds. “I used up Jeremiah,” said Tilford after the race, “but I went too late.” Bishop apparently concurred, as the cold rain began to fall and they got ready to get onto the podium, he turned to Tilford with a big smile and said, “You could have won that race -- if you hadn’t been so lazy.” Winner Matt White didn’t say anything, he just smiled broadly.
The rider that nobody could beat wasn’t even at the track, however. Entering the weekend, Italy’s Davide Frattini (Colavita/Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light) had a solid points lead in the Verge MAC SRAM point chase as a result of his two victories in New Jersey. Knowing that he wouldn’t be able to attend today’s race due to a personal commitment, Frattini tried to clinch the title at yesterday’s round in Carlisle. But, after holding a commanding lead for much of that race, a pinch flat resulted in a disappointing fifth place finish. With Frattini unable to attend the Capital Cross Classic, the door was wide open for John Hamblen with the prestigious Verge MAC title for his RGM Watches Richard Sachs team. But his early race mechanical dropped him far enough out of the chase group that he was never able to rejoin. Hamblen, who has raced every edition of the Capital Cross Classic, finished a disappointing eighth and just one point shy of Frattini in the final standings.
Race Notes:
Over one-hundred novice riders competed in the day’s first event.
Two junior riders finished on the podium of the Men’s 2/3/4 race behind winner (and season champion) Eric Linder (Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing). 17 year old Patrick Bradly from Team Beacon finished as runner-up and fourteen year old Jeff Bahnson finished fifth for his C2S/Henry’s Bikes Team.
These results are provided for informational purposes only. Please note that the protest period for this event has expired and no changes can or will be made to these results. Elite men Place U23 Time First Name Last Name Team City ST 1 0:57:30 Matt White FiordiFrutta Hadley MA 2 0:57:32 Steve Tilford KCCX/Verge/Eriksen Cycles topeka KS 3 0:57:34 Jeremiah Bishop Trek/Volkswagon Harrisonburg VA 4 0:58:02 Jonny Sundt KBS/Medifast Charlottesville VA 5 0:58:13 Alec Donahue Joe's Garage Hadley MA 6 0:58:16 Charles Pendry Inland Construction - BTD Hays NC 7 0:58:44 Weston Schempf C3-Sollay.com Sinking Spring PA 8 0:59:30 Jon Hamblen RGM WATCHES - RICHARD SACHS Winston Salem NC 9 0:59:42 Jacob Fetty Myogenesis/TheBikeGame dot Com/HAMBLEN RULES Athens GA 10 0:59:45 Nathan Wyatt Carolina Fatz/Sram/Santa Cruz Bicycles asheville NC 11 0:59:47 Stephan Kincaid EKRacing/Rite Aid Pro Cycling Pottstown PA 12 U23 1:00:19 Jeff Buckles ALAN North America Richmond VA 13 1:00:52 Keck Baker Battley Harley-Davidson New Kent VA 14 U23 1:00:53 Stephen Cummings Indiana Regional Medical Center / FUJI BIKES! pittsburgh PA 15 1:01:27 Bill Elliston EK Racing / Indiana Regional Medical Center / Fuj Easton PA 16 1:01:48 Greg Wittwer FORT Factory Team richmond VA 17 1:02:22 Ernesto Marenchin asylum cycles stow OH 18 1:03:30 Peter Rubijono Cambridge bike/Igleheart frames Boston MA 19 1:05:06 Harlan Price Independent Fabrication Philadelphia PA 20 -1LAP Andrew Wulfkuhle C3/Sollay.com Lancaster PA DNF Nick Waite KBS / Medifast Davis WV DNF Nicholas Shaffer Human Zoom/ Pabst Blue Ribbon Phoenixville PA DNF Stephen P De Lisle Fort Factory Team VA DNS Ryan Leach GPOA-Cannondale State College PA DNS Nathan Chown handlebars CC/kona Canada St.Catharines ON DNS michael yozell FORT Factory Cyclocross Team Emmaus PA DNS Chris MCGIll FORT Factory Team Washington DC Elite Women Place U23 35+ Time First Name Last Name Team City ST 1 0:41:59 Maureen Bruno Roy IF/Wheelworks/SRAM presented by General Catalyst Arlington MA 2 0:42:32 Erica Yozell Miller FORT Factory Team Emmaus PA 3 0:42:32 Betsy Shogren FORT Factory Team Morgantown WV 4 0:42:52 Melanie Swartz Velo Bella - Kona Reston VA 5 35+ 0:43:59 catherine walberg Team Kenda Tire topeka KS 6 35+ 0:44:10 Libbey Sheldon Tokyo Joe's Washington DC 7 35+ 0:44:37 Cheryl Sornson Trek VW East Coast Fairfield PA 8 0:45:50 Jessica Hill Trails End Cycling Co Upperville VA 9 35+ 0:46:41 JENNIFER MAXWELL TEAM KENDA TIRE WASHINGTON DC 10 35+ 0:47:14 Lisa Vible C3-Sollay.com Wilmington DE 11 35+ 0:48:07 Diane Grim C3-Sollay.com Boyertown PA 12 35+ 0:48:32 BETH MASON C3-Sollay.com Ft. Meade MD DNS 35+ Lauren Costantini Sycip Racing Boulder CO DNS Amy Breyla FORT Factory Team New Castle DE DNS Kristine Church Human Zoom/ Pabst Blue Ribbon Philadelphia PA DNS Arley Kemmerer Hub Racing Palmerton PA DNS 35+ Tammy Ebersole Evolution Racing Warminster PA DNS Lesley Chown St.Catharines C.C. St.Catharines ON Elite Masters 35+/45+ Place 45+ Time First Name Last Name Team City ST 1 45.17 Dave Weaver Towson MD 2 45.29 Greg Ferguson Fort Factory Team Glassboro NJ 3 45+ 1 45.49 Mark Kutney Van Dessel Cycles Charlottesville VA 4 46.02 michael yozell FORT Factory Cyclocross Team Emmaus PA 5 46.08 Gerry PFLUG Freddie Fu Cycling Team Mount Pleasant PA 6 46.10 Brian Wieczorek Freddie Fu Cycling Team Ligonier Township PA 7 46.10 Mike Hebe GPOA-Cannondale 8 45+ 2 46.39 gunnar Shogren FORT Factory Team Morgantown WV 9 46.39 Andy Gorski NetApp - Viner p/b kinetic-koffee.com Allison Park PA 10 46.58 glenn turner Human Zoom / Pabst Blue Ribbon newtown sq PA 11 45+ 3 47.26 Christopher Long Independent Fabrication/Gotham Woodside NY 12 45+ 4 47.41 Bernie Shiao Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV Amateur Cycling sparks glencoe MD 13 47.44 Marc Gwadz DCMTB/City Bikes Washington DC 14 48.06 Michael Birner All American Bicycle Center Woodbine MD 15 48.15 Michael Kolb Chrsitiana Care PT+/FSVS Newark DE 16 45+ 5 48.19 Randall Root ABRT/Latitude Merrifield VA 17 48.23 Chris Scott Shenandoah Mtn Touring VA 18 45+ 6 48.27 Roger Masse All American Bicycle Club Bethesda MD 19 48.51 Charles Erndl Human zoom cycling Point Pleasant NJ 20 48.53 Judd Milne Squadra Coppi/IM Saab Reston VA 21 49.08 Kelly Cline Wissahickon 22 45+ 7 49.10 Ron Huebner Potomac Velo Waterford VA 23 49.21 Charles McDaniel Secret Henry's Team 24 49.26 Michael Buchness Pedal Shop/Old Dominion Brewing Company Reston VA 25 45+ 8 49.27 Albert Greene Yellow Breeches Racing Woodbridge VA 26 45+ 9 50.35 Mark Featherman Guy's Racing Elkins Park PA 27 45+ 10 51.13 Mark DonTigny Central Penn Racing/The Bicycle Shop State College PA 28 45+ 11 51.27 David Lowe Human Zoom/Pabst Blue Ribbon Bala Cynwyd PA 29 45+ 12 52.13 Karl Kensinger NCVC/Inova Health System Arlington VA 30 54.36 Jay Downs Fort Factory Team 31 45+ 13 -1LAP Kevin Breckenmaker Yellow Breeches Racing Hershey PA DNF Kristopher Auer C3-Sollay.Com baltimore MD B Master Men / 55+ Place 55+ Time First Name Last Name Team City ST 1 34.58 Michael Hosang TRIPOWER VA. BEACH VA 2 1 55+ 35.07 Fred Wittwer Van Dessel Factory Team Charlottesville VA 3 35.10 Barry Hohm DC 4 35.10 Chris Nystrom C3-Sollay.com Ellicott City MD 5 35.18 Phillip Smith Westminster MD 6 35.24 karl connolly Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV Amateur Cycling Baltimore MD 7 36.14 David Blodgett All American Bicycle Club Ellicott City MD 8 36.14 Bernard McDonald C3/Sollay.com Baltimore MD 9 36.17 Shawn Downing Chesapeake Wheelmen/King Pawn Baltimore MD 10 36.40 GEORGE SCHULZ Evolution Cycling/Lardbutt ALEXANDRIA VA 11 36.49 Trevor Williams Guy's Bicycle Racing Radnor PA 12 36.51 Christopher Clarke DCMTB/CityBikes/Metro Gutter Washington DC 13 36.54 Mark Russell Independent Fabrication Staunton VA 14 37.05 Jeff Anderson HPC/List Vienna VA 15 37.09 Scott Thompson Squadra Coppi/IM Saab Arlington VA 16 37.18 David Kay Clean Currents p/b Don Beyer Volvo Washington DC 17 37.22 william gilmer tri-power va. beach VA 18 37.43 Bruce Buckley THE Bike Lane Reston VA 19 2 55+ 37.48 Leo Pizzini Henrys Bike West Grove PA 20 37.53 Thor Engblom NCVC/Inova Health System Frederick MD 21 38.09 David Troop First State Velo Sport Cochranville PA 22 38.09 Bob Gillespie All American Bethesda MD 23 38.20 Chris Huhn Evolution Cycling Leesburg VA 24 38.26 johnny may C3-Solay.com lutherville MD 25 38.29 Rolf Windh Guy's Racing Philadelphia PA 26 38.35 Steven DonTigny Team Bike Lane Falls Church VA 27 38.46 William Evans BikeWorks Racing Fredericksburg VA 28 39.10 Matt Michel NCVC/Inova Health System Manassas Va 29 39.12 Tim Starkey Tri-power Virginia Beach VA 30 39.16 Geoffrey Heintz The Children in the Shoe chevy Chase MD 31 39.16 Thori Wolfe Washington DC 32 39.16 Mark Drajem DCMTB/City Bikes Silver Spring MD 33 39.28 Norman Brach C3-Sollay.com Sykesville MD 34 39.50 marc frazer Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV Amatuer Racing owings mills MD 35 3 55+ 40.31 Rob Lea TEAM Fuji Taneytown MD 36 4 55+ 41.01 bob perna beans bikes west chester PA 37 41.35 MIKE JINKS BIKEWORKS RACING Stafford VA 38 5 55+ 42.33 Nunzio DiBiasi Yellow Breeches Racing Elizabethtown PA 39 43.09 Stephen Norair BikeWorks Racing Fredericksburg VA 40 -1 Lap Dave Baumgardner Tri-State Velo Newtown Square PA 41 -1 Lap Gary Kelley Beans Bikes Carlisle PA 42 -1 Lap James Saunders Route 1 Velo/Capitol Hill Bikes Germantown MD 43 6 55+ -1 lap JAMES WAGNER Clean Currents p/b Don Beyer Volvo ARLINGTON VA 44 7 55+ -1 lap Jim Dowell Falls Church VA ? Norman Kreiselmeier Myersville MD ? Chris Macon Baltimore MD B Men Place Time First Name Last Name Team City ST 1 41.42 Eric Linder Hunt Valley Bikes / Marathon Roofing Baltimore MD 2 41.47 Patrick Bradley Cape Atlantic Racing/Team Beacon Richwood NJ 3 41.49 John Brewer Squadra Coppi/IM SAAB Arlington VA 4 41.52 Ethan Townsend C3- Sollay.com Wilmington DE 5 41.52 Jeff Bahnson C2S/Henry's Bikes Newark DE 6 41.55 michael mihalik Beaver Valley Velo aliquippa PA 7 41.55 Kevin Kralik Guy's Racing Philadelphia PA 8 42.12 Evan Ellicott team n-tieractive/Bike Doctor-Waldorf Takoma Park MD 9 42.35 Daniel Brill Cape Atlantic Racing/Team Beacon South River NJ 10 42.44 Jim Mudd Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing Baltimore MD 11 43.03 ben showman usma cycling west point NY 12 43.24 Michael Jenks Highland Park Hermes Highland Park NJ 13 43.30 Cary Fridrich Cambridge Bicycle Cambridge MA 14 43.44 Taylor Jones Inland Construction/BTD Washington DC 15 43.50 marc vettori C3-Sollay.com ! Elkton MD 16 44.00 Chad Culbertson CRCofA / BM&G-Pete's Bikes Pennington NJ 17 44.12 Andrew McKeegan KBS Staunton VA 18 44.25 Kyle Murphy The Bike Lane Washington DC 19 44.25 Christopher King Route 1 Velo / Capitol Hill Bikes Washington DC 20 44.30 Trevor Shattuck Hunt Valley Bikes / Marathon Roofing Lutherville MD 21 44.40 Sean Yeager Richmond Ciclismo Richmond VA 22 44.44 Eric Russell Clif Bar Alexandria VA 23 45.10 Ian Mathias Hunt Valley Bicycles / Marathon Roofing Baltimore MD 24 45.10 Joel Moats Yellow Breeches Racing Chambersburg PA 25 45.20 Steve Schwarz Kuhl Cycling Team Rockville MD 26 45.24 Alex Monte-Sano Silver Spring MD 27 45.44 kevin horvath Tri-Power chesapeake VA 28 46.04 Shawn Stafford Lancaster PA 29 46.18 Dave Chamblin Sprint Club RVA Richmond VA 30 46.22 Chris Gurr AMVC Alexandria VA 31 46.23 Matthew Marchal Richmond Ciclismo Richmond VA 32 46.30 Terry Anderson Haymarket Bicycles Sterling VA 33 46.33 Joseph Ashman Silver Spring MD 34 46.39 Phil Smith Parkville MD 35 46.47 jimmy deaton Coastal Racing va beach VA 36 46.59 Mark Vareschi Rutgers University Cycling Team Highland Park NJ 37 47.41 George Milinkovic Squadra Coppi/IM SAAB Falls Church VA 38 48.30 Joseph Kotun Evolution Cycling Falls Church VA 39 48.30 John Rabin Artemis Rockville Md 40 48.57 Justin Roth Cambridge/Igleheart Boston MA 41 49.36 Loren Vandivere The Bike Lane Manassas VA 42 49.50 Pete Henry MVC/Blue Wheel Charlottesville VA 43 50.39 Kevin Crossin Fairfax VA 44 -1 lap Stephen Gualano Easton PA DNF Judd Walencikowski team n-tieractive/Bike Doctor-Waldorf Washington DC DNF Cary Hunter Potomac Velo Waterford VA C Men / U19 Men Place U19 Time First Name Last Name Team City ST 1 36.05 Andy Glaser Rutgers University Cycling Team New Brunswick NJ 2 36.19 Ryan Bannon The Bike Lane Fairfax VA 3 36.30 matt parse Route 1 Velo / Capitol Hill Bikes Hillsboro VA 4 36.47 Syd Lea TEAM Fuji Taneytown MD 5 37.22 JOSEPH ZORN III FIRST STATE VELO SPORT BEAR DE 6 37.49 Brett Kielick Drexel Cycling Philadelphia PA 7 37.37 Darren Biggs DCMTB/City Bikes VA 8 37.57 Loren Mcwethy DC 9 38.08 Ken Woodrow Squadra Coppi/IM Saab Arlington VA 10 38.10 Matthew Hennessy Team BBC Baltimore MD 11 38.20 Todd Bickling Team N~tieractive/Bike Doctor-Waldorf Churchton MD 12 38.22 David Battan Squadra Coppi/IM SAAB Bethesda MD 13 38.40 Kevin Lynch Verge MAC VA 14 38.51 Kent Baake VA 15 38.58 Stephen Riskus silver spring MD 16 39.09 Corey Twyman Hub Racing DC 17 39.09 Ryan Douglas Route 1 Velo/Capitol Hill Bikes Washington DC 18 39.09 Joseph Gilch Rutgers University Cycling Team Glendora NJ 19 39.14 Benjamin Bassett VA 20 39.26 Thori Wolfe Washington DC 21 39.49 todd gue dhbd /bicycle place velo glenwood MD 22 39.54 Andrew Eckstein Philadelphia PA 23 39.54 Scott Moore Casey Auto Group/JRVS Richmond VA 24 40.01 Brian Bradley Lanterne Rouge Arlington VA 25 40.06 Bradley Kendall NCVC Inova Health Systems Fairfax VA 26 40.10 Todd Blake Locust Grove VA 27 40.21 Rene Hayden Proteus Washington DC 28 40.21 Michael Bebedict US Navy Tri VA 29 40.27 John Heywood 1412 Velo Club Washington DC 30 40.29 John Bevier VA 31 40.32 Ryan Delaney Potomac VElo Burke VA 32 40.35 Joe Lillibridge Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV Amateur Racing Finksburg MD 33 40.40 Ryan Dudek DC 34 40.40 Brian Lynch DC 35 40.59 David Kim Rutgers University Cycling Team North Brunswick NJ 36 41.03 Nick Redenius Alexandria VA 37 41.10 Will Saunders HPC List Rockville MD 38 41.10 scott stahl SEAVS RACING Fairfax VA 39 41.32 Matthew Brancheau Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV Amateur Cycling Baltimore MD 40 41.32 Adam Lewandowski The Bike Lane Catonsville MD 41 41.32 Joe Penano The Bike Lane Fairfax Station VA 42 41.40 mike davis arlington VA 43 41.48 James McNeely Squadra Coppi / IM Saab Crofton MD 44 41.48 Jason Pearlman The Bike Rack Silver Spring MD 45 41.48 Chris Clark JV Squadra Vienna VA 46 41.48 Bill Vickers MD 47 42.10 Rod Erickson Evolution Cycling Club Leesburg VA 48 42.20 Aaron Ghais ALL-AMERICAN BICYCLE CLUB Potomac MD 49 42.20 Andrew Thompson NY 50 42.38 Eric Ciccoretti Arlington VA 51 42.38 Chris Scales James River Velo Sport va 52 43.07 Joseph Malin Lanterne Rouge VA 53 43.26 Michael Giancoli Hub United Shippensburg PA 54 43.26 Seth Oranburg DC 55 43.38 Mike Schiavo Lanterne Rouge Arlington VA 56 43.42 Miles Swanson Washington DC 57 43.50 Charles Barnes Lanterne Rouge Vienna VA 58 43.50 Aubin Guinness 59 44.50 Tim Blanchard The Children in the Shoe washington DC 60 44.57 Barrett Airachi VA 61 45.25 David Blair VA 62 45.48 Mikw Canfield VA 63 46.21 Jorge Ken Kanashiro VA 64 46.38 John Maisto Bicycle Place Velo Club Silver Spring MD 65 46.47 Kemal Tuncer Bicycle Place Velo Club Kensington MD 67 47.08 Bill Davis Potomac Velo Centreville VA 68 47.25 Nathan Ayers The Bike Stop Glen Allen VA 69 47.47 Leon Chou Prince William Elite Racing Manassas VA 70 -1 LAP Sayin Christian VA 71 -1 LAP George Blankenship Alexandria VA 72 -1 LAP joseph ventosa proteus bicycles baltimore MD 73 -1 LAP Stephen Gualano Easton PA 74 -1 LAP Marvin King VA 75 -1 LAP Ramsey Hamilton VA DNF Jonathan Ivins Squadra Coppi/IM Saab Germantown MD B Women, 45+ and U19 Place 45+ Time First Name Last Name Team City ST 1 42.02 Elizabeth Harlow Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing Baltimore MD 2 42.06 nikki thiemann Human Zoom Pabst Blue Ribbon Philadelphia PA 3 1 45+ 42.40 Jill Waggett Guy's Racing Hopewell NJ 4 43.50 Kristin Gavin Philadelphia PA 5 43.50 Kimberly Dubeck Bean's Bikes West Chester PA 6 43.50 Lynda Artusio Frederick MD 7 45.07 Jean Colsant Squadra Coppi Arlington VA 8 2 45+ 45.07 Tracy Lea TEAM Fuji Taneytown MD 9 45.07 Lindsey Hillesheim Squadra Coppi/IM Saab Arlington VA 10 45.07 Ann Knopf City bikes DC 11 3 45+ 46.38 Karen Tourian Guy's Racing Philadelphia PA 12 46.52 Heather Ross Bike Rack DC 13 4 45+ 46.58 Anne Rock Sturdy Girl Cycling Philadelphia PA 14 47.03 Doron Peterson NCVC/Inova Health System DC 15 5 45+ 47.08 Bridget Zolman Potomac Velo Woodbridge VA 16 6 45+ 48.01 Cynthia Johnson Atemis DC 17 48.07 Yo Kumm Proteus Baltimore MD 18 48.08 Laura Niel Annandale VA 19 48.09 Marisa Peacock Velo Bella-Kona Alexandria VA 20 48.10 Christina Huebner Potomac Velo Club Waterford VA 21 48.11 Alex Gilman VA 22 7 45+ -1 lap Denise Clearwater Arnold MD 23 -1 lap Constance Mack 24 -1 lap Katy Dannenberg VA 25 -1 lap Nona Colbum MD 26 -1 lap Judith Li Army Cycling Team West Point NY 27 -1 lap Kathrin Schumacher CRCofA / BM&G - Pete's Pennington NJ DNF Christie Finney The Children in the Shoe Washington DC DC U19 1 U19 37.04 Steven Kendall NCVC/INOVA Health System Fairfax VA 2 U19 37.14 Sam OKeefe C3-Sollay.com Baltimore MD 3 U19 45.32 Jackson Barr NCVC/Inova Health System Bethesda MD 4 U19 47.47 Justin Mauch NCVC/Inova Health System VA
