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Wissahickon Cross UCI C2 - 2008 MAC Series Race #4 Presented by Club Wissahickon & Sturdy Girl Cycling Ludwig's Corner, PA Sunday, October 19, 2008
CONTRASTING WAYS TO WIN IN WISSAHICKON
October 19, 2008; Conshohocken, PA, USA: The UCI C2 Wissahickon Cyclocross, round four of the MAC Powered by SRAM Series, served up an exhibition of different ways to win a cyclocross race today. Laura Van Gilder (C3-Sollay.com) won the Women’s race in the last minute of the competition, while Jeremy Powers (Cyclocrossworld.com) won his race in the first minute of action.
The Wissahickon course at the Ludwig’s Corner Horse Show and Country Fair Grounds is fast with lots of power sections and a couple of tricky off-camber hairpins. The venue is a wide-open hilltop to the northwest of Philadelphia, and has become well-known for its windy conditions. Today it was the setting for one of the most competitive MAC Powered by SRAM Women’s races ever held. Rebecca Wellons (Ridley Factory Team), took the early lead, but almost immediately was joined by defending MAC Powered by SRAM champion “Mo” Bruno-Roy (MM Racing Presented by Seven Cycles), yesterday’s Granogue winner “Dee Dee” Winfield (Velo Bella-Kona) and Van Gilder in a breakaway that would define the race. Behind them a chase formed that, at various times, consisted of yesterday’s runner-up Kathy Sherwin and Anna Milkowski of Velo Bella-Kona, Josie Jacques-Maynes and the only rider on the track who had previously won the race, Barbara Howe (unattached).
Laura Van Gilder’s strategy in the tactical battle soon became obvious -- stay second wheel behind Winfield. Van Gilder, who’s MAC Powered by SRAM winning streak had been halted by a first lap flat at Granogue yesterday, was looking for redemption at Wissahickon. “My plan was to ride an aggressive race. I felt like I had a lot to make up for after yesterday,” said the road veteran in her rookie year of cyclocross. “And not having ridden with the girls yesterday to see how their fitness and tactics were, I was a little more conservative in the wind. And Dee Dee, she was just killing it on the front, so I was content to sit in and as the laps counted down, I really wanted to asses where I wanted to make my move to try to gain any sort of advantage.”
At the same time, Winfield, Wellons and especially Bruno-Roy were also assessing where they wanted to make their moves, as they didn’t want the race to be together on the long road finish with one of the greatest women road sprinters of all time in their midst. Said Winfield, “I wanted to lead through the circle of death (a cinnamon bun shaped spiral feature on the course) because it was so easy to slip out through there. I figured it would be better to take it at my own pace, hoping that somebody would come around and pull through the windy sections, but that didn’t happen. So I thought it would be better to just ride my race and if they were there, they were there and I’d just do the best I could. A couple time I tried to get away, but I think should have, maybe, let them come around and attack from the back. I thought maybe I could accelerate through the corners ad get a gap, but I couldn’t hold anything.”
Winfield had won the sprint on a similar uphill asphalt finish yesterday at Granogue, but nobody seemed to fancy her chances against the powerful Van Gilder. As the pressure ramped-up in the last kilometer, Bruno-Roy lost contact. Then, unexpectedly, Van Gilder attacked across the barriers on the Victory Brewing run-up, just as she had one month earlier at the Charm City Cyclocross. Winfield and Wellons tried to respond, but once they hit the pavement just five turns later, Van Gilder was able to light her afterburners and seal her third win of the short season. Winfield held off Wellons for second, capping a profitable weekend in the chase for UCI points.
Afterwards, Van Gilder revealed that she had caught the cyclocross bug. “I find that ‘cross, although it’s short and intense, you really have to be on your toes both mentally and physically and especially with your technical skills. You know, all those things are coming into play throughout the lap in so many ways. Each lap you’re trying to asses where your weakness is and improve on that. And really it feels like the whole 40 minutes you’re just evaluating everything. And there’s the competitors around you, and that’s just one more element. For me I really like that mental and physical aspect because it just encourages me to fight harder.” Later she said of cyclocross, “I’m very, very fond of it and I find the atmosphere so welcoming.”
In the men’s race, a stacked field of over 50 riders lined up for the drag race up the start/finish straight. And like a drag race, it was all over in a little over 6 seconds. Jeremy Powers (cyclocross world.com), in the midst of a season in which he’d already won four UCI races, took the holeshot and explode off the front of the field in a start that Jeremiah Bishop, yesterday’s third place finisher, described as “pinball”. Bishop (Trek/VW) was mid-pack heading into the first turn and in full pursuit mode. Lap after lap Powers continually extended his lead over an ever-changing chase group. Defending MAC Powered by SRAM champ Davide Frattini of Colavita/Sutter Home and Jamie Driscoll of cyclocrossworld.com lead the charge with one of the season’s revelations, Dan Timmerman (Swan Cycles). They were eventually joined by both Ryan Trebon and Barry Wicks of Kona, Andy Jacques-Maynes (Specialized/ KMC presented by California Giant Strawberries), Troy Wells(Team Clif Bar) and Power’s cyclocrossworld.com teammate Tim Johnson. The chase changed size and shape like a lava lamp as gaps would develop between groups of riders only to rejoin the main chase again. One rider who never looked comfortable on the day was Ryan Trebon, who was one of many to crash on the day. “Some days you just go slow,” he said afterward.
Trebon did actually lead the chase at one point, but once he pulled over, Tim Johnson hit the front and brought the pace down, allowing Powers to bring his lead up to 27 seconds. Meanwhile, Jeremiah Bishop was continuing to hopscotch his way toward the front from group to group until he high-sided spectacularly with 4 ½ laps to go. “What happened was that the road was slippery because it had a lot of gravel, but the grass was pretty grippy. I slid on the slick, but when I hit the grass, the bike stood up and I went over the handlebars.” Undeterred, Bishop carried on, “that’s probably my strength, pressing on regardless.”
With Power’s lead over 30 sec, Tim Johnson suddenly switched from defense to offense. “That’s the beauty of having teammates,” he said. “Because once Jeremy had a lead that was established, then it was up to me to get away from those guys and finish second. So I hit it a couple of times to just string it out and see who was there after it happened and it was just Jacques-Maynes and Timmerman at first. I let Andy (Jacques-Maynes) ride for a little while, and then I attacked those guys twice before I finally got away. But then once I got away, I just kept the gas on. Jeremy had such a big gap that it was just about staying away from the guys behind me. It was a great day for the cyclocrossworld.com Cannondale team.” Then he added, “But we miss Lyne (Tim’s wife Lyne Bessette). She’s retired now and travelling is just a little bit different without her.”
Powers went on to become the first repeat winner in Wissahickon cyclocross history with a jubilant finish 29 seconds in front of Johnson. Bishop recovered from his crash to finish third, with Timmerman outsprinting Jacques-Maynes for fourth. “I’ll take a win any ay I can get it” said Powers immediately afterwards. “This is one of my favorites. All the best guys in the country are here and I’m really happy with how the day turned out.”
Race Notes:
• 15 year old High School Sophomore Jeff Bahnson extended his winning streak to 7 and remained undefeated in MAC Powered by SRAM Category 3/2/4 adult completion. It was his fifth win in 10 days following a sweep in Cincinnati last weekend and the Granogue/Wissahickon double header this weekend. He was also part of the organizing committee that produced yesterday’s Granogue race.
• Roger Aspholm dominated the Elite Masters class, again. With the win, Aspholm stays undefeated for the year in MAC Powered by SRAM action.
• Philadelphia’s Sturdy Girl Cycling Club provided bonus primes for competitors aged 35 and over in the Elite Women’s race, while racing chiropractor Barry Wahner donated primes for several of the amateur classes.
• One of the more unusual sponsors of the race was actually another race. The 2009 New Jersey State Fair SpectaCross sponsored the Men’s B (category 2/3/4) race at Wissahickon. According to organizers, it will be a “supercross-style arena cyclocross race” on the opening weekend of New Jersey’s State Fair and take place in the same arena used for tractor pulls, and demo derbies. Plans call for a cyclocross with a run-up over a car, a mtb trials competition and unicycle jousting to entertain the fairgoers between races.
October 19, 2008; Conshohocken, PA, USA: The UCI C2 Wissahickon Cyclocross, round four of the MAC Powered by SRAM Series, served up an exhibition of different ways to win a cyclocross race today. Laura Van Gilder (C3-Sollay.com) won the Women’s race in the last minute of the competition, while Jeremy Powers (Cyclocrossworld.com) won his race in the first minute of action.
The Wissahickon course at the Ludwig’s Corner Horse Show and Country Fair Grounds is fast with lots of power sections and a couple of tricky off-camber hairpins. The venue is a wide-open hilltop to the northwest of Philadelphia, and has become well-known for its windy conditions. Today it was the setting for one of the most competitive MAC Powered by SRAM Women’s races ever held. Rebecca Wellons (Ridley Factory Team), took the early lead, but almost immediately was joined by defending MAC Powered by SRAM champion “Mo” Bruno-Roy (MM Racing Presented by Seven Cycles), yesterday’s Granogue winner “Dee Dee” Winfield (Velo Bella-Kona) and Van Gilder in a breakaway that would define the race. Behind them a chase formed that, at various times, consisted of yesterday’s runner-up Kathy Sherwin and Anna Milkowski of Velo Bella-Kona, Josie Jacques-Maynes and the only rider on the track who had previously won the race, Barbara Howe (unattached).
Laura Van Gilder’s strategy in the tactical battle soon became obvious -- stay second wheel behind Winfield. Van Gilder, who’s MAC Powered by SRAM winning streak had been halted by a first lap flat at Granogue yesterday, was looking for redemption at Wissahickon. “My plan was to ride an aggressive race. I felt like I had a lot to make up for after yesterday,” said the road veteran in her rookie year of cyclocross. “And not having ridden with the girls yesterday to see how their fitness and tactics were, I was a little more conservative in the wind. And Dee Dee, she was just killing it on the front, so I was content to sit in and as the laps counted down, I really wanted to asses where I wanted to make my move to try to gain any sort of advantage.”
At the same time, Winfield, Wellons and especially Bruno-Roy were also assessing where they wanted to make their moves, as they didn’t want the race to be together on the long road finish with one of the greatest women road sprinters of all time in their midst. Said Winfield, “I wanted to lead through the circle of death (a cinnamon bun shaped spiral feature on the course) because it was so easy to slip out through there. I figured it would be better to take it at my own pace, hoping that somebody would come around and pull through the windy sections, but that didn’t happen. So I thought it would be better to just ride my race and if they were there, they were there and I’d just do the best I could. A couple time I tried to get away, but I think should have, maybe, let them come around and attack from the back. I thought maybe I could accelerate through the corners ad get a gap, but I couldn’t hold anything.”
Winfield had won the sprint on a similar uphill asphalt finish yesterday at Granogue, but nobody seemed to fancy her chances against the powerful Van Gilder. As the pressure ramped-up in the last kilometer, Bruno-Roy lost contact. Then, unexpectedly, Van Gilder attacked across the barriers on the Victory Brewing run-up, just as she had one month earlier at the Charm City Cyclocross. Winfield and Wellons tried to respond, but once they hit the pavement just five turns later, Van Gilder was able to light her afterburners and seal her third win of the short season. Winfield held off Wellons for second, capping a profitable weekend in the chase for UCI points.
Afterwards, Van Gilder revealed that she had caught the cyclocross bug. “I find that ‘cross, although it’s short and intense, you really have to be on your toes both mentally and physically and especially with your technical skills. You know, all those things are coming into play throughout the lap in so many ways. Each lap you’re trying to asses where your weakness is and improve on that. And really it feels like the whole 40 minutes you’re just evaluating everything. And there’s the competitors around you, and that’s just one more element. For me I really like that mental and physical aspect because it just encourages me to fight harder.” Later she said of cyclocross, “I’m very, very fond of it and I find the atmosphere so welcoming.”
In the men’s race, a stacked field of over 50 riders lined up for the drag race up the start/finish straight. And like a drag race, it was all over in a little over 6 seconds. Jeremy Powers (cyclocross world.com), in the midst of a season in which he’d already won four UCI races, took the holeshot and explode off the front of the field in a start that Jeremiah Bishop, yesterday’s third place finisher, described as “pinball”. Bishop (Trek/VW) was mid-pack heading into the first turn and in full pursuit mode. Lap after lap Powers continually extended his lead over an ever-changing chase group. Defending MAC Powered by SRAM champ Davide Frattini of Colavita/Sutter Home and Jamie Driscoll of cyclocrossworld.com lead the charge with one of the season’s revelations, Dan Timmerman (Swan Cycles). They were eventually joined by both Ryan Trebon and Barry Wicks of Kona, Andy Jacques-Maynes (Specialized/ KMC presented by California Giant Strawberries), Troy Wells(Team Clif Bar) and Power’s cyclocrossworld.com teammate Tim Johnson. The chase changed size and shape like a lava lamp as gaps would develop between groups of riders only to rejoin the main chase again. One rider who never looked comfortable on the day was Ryan Trebon, who was one of many to crash on the day. “Some days you just go slow,” he said afterward.
Trebon did actually lead the chase at one point, but once he pulled over, Tim Johnson hit the front and brought the pace down, allowing Powers to bring his lead up to 27 seconds. Meanwhile, Jeremiah Bishop was continuing to hopscotch his way toward the front from group to group until he high-sided spectacularly with 4 ½ laps to go. “What happened was that the road was slippery because it had a lot of gravel, but the grass was pretty grippy. I slid on the slick, but when I hit the grass, the bike stood up and I went over the handlebars.” Undeterred, Bishop carried on, “that’s probably my strength, pressing on regardless.”
With Power’s lead over 30 sec, Tim Johnson suddenly switched from defense to offense. “That’s the beauty of having teammates,” he said. “Because once Jeremy had a lead that was established, then it was up to me to get away from those guys and finish second. So I hit it a couple of times to just string it out and see who was there after it happened and it was just Jacques-Maynes and Timmerman at first. I let Andy (Jacques-Maynes) ride for a little while, and then I attacked those guys twice before I finally got away. But then once I got away, I just kept the gas on. Jeremy had such a big gap that it was just about staying away from the guys behind me. It was a great day for the cyclocrossworld.com Cannondale team.” Then he added, “But we miss Lyne (Tim’s wife Lyne Bessette). She’s retired now and travelling is just a little bit different without her.”
Powers went on to become the first repeat winner in Wissahickon cyclocross history with a jubilant finish 29 seconds in front of Johnson. Bishop recovered from his crash to finish third, with Timmerman outsprinting Jacques-Maynes for fourth. “I’ll take a win any ay I can get it” said Powers immediately afterwards. “This is one of my favorites. All the best guys in the country are here and I’m really happy with how the day turned out.”
Race Notes:
• 15 year old High School Sophomore Jeff Bahnson extended his winning streak to 7 and remained undefeated in MAC Powered by SRAM Category 3/2/4 adult completion. It was his fifth win in 10 days following a sweep in Cincinnati last weekend and the Granogue/Wissahickon double header this weekend. He was also part of the organizing committee that produced yesterday’s Granogue race.
• Roger Aspholm dominated the Elite Masters class, again. With the win, Aspholm stays undefeated for the year in MAC Powered by SRAM action.
• Philadelphia’s Sturdy Girl Cycling Club provided bonus primes for competitors aged 35 and over in the Elite Women’s race, while racing chiropractor Barry Wahner donated primes for several of the amateur classes.
• One of the more unusual sponsors of the race was actually another race. The 2009 New Jersey State Fair SpectaCross sponsored the Men’s B (category 2/3/4) race at Wissahickon. According to organizers, it will be a “supercross-style arena cyclocross race” on the opening weekend of New Jersey’s State Fair and take place in the same arena used for tractor pulls, and demo derbies. Plans call for a cyclocross with a run-up over a car, a mtb trials competition and unicycle jousting to entertain the fairgoers between races.
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 Time Bib # First Name Last Name Team City ST 1 0:56:33 2 Jeremy Powers Cyclocrossworld.com Hadley MA 2 0:57:04 1 Tim Johnson Cyclocrossworld.com/Cannondale Middleton MA 3 0:57:17 15 Jeremiah Bishop Trek Harrisonburg VA 4 0:57:23 49 Dan Timmerman Swan Cycles 5 0:57:23 6 Troy Wells Team CLIF BAR Durango CO 6 0:57:23 22 Andy Jacques-Maynes Specialized/KMC pb Cal Giant Watsonville CA 7 0:57:38 4 Barry Wicks KONA Corvallis OR 8 0:57:42 7 Jamey Driscoll Cyclocrossworld.com/Cannondale Jericho VT 9 0:58:02 3 Ryan Trebon KONA Loma Linda CA 10 0:58:02 9 Davide Frattini Team Colavita/Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light linden NJ 11 0:58:04 8 Jonathan Baker Vitamin Cottage p/b XP Companies Boulder CO 12 0:59:01 11 Matt Shriver Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team Durango CO 13 0:59:02 13 Weston Schempf C3-Sollay.com! Centre Hall PA 14 0:59:03 18 Josh Dillon Fiordifrutta / Cannondale Essex Junction VT 15 0:59:58 10 Justin Spinelli RGM WATCHES-RICHARD SACHS-BOATHOUSE INC Nashua NH 16 1:00:03 46 William Dugan RGM WATCHES - RICHARD SACHS - BOATHOUSE INC Burlington VT 17 1:00:17 14 Adam McGrath Team Van Dessel Portland OR 18 1:00:22 21 Stephan Kincaid Fuji Gilbertsville PA 19 1:00:25 12 Matt Kraus RGM WATCHES - RICHARD SACHS - BOATHOUSE INC Pleasantville NY 20 1:00:40 44 Sean Galegher Hunt Valley Bicycles/HVB Parkville MD 21 1:00:46 51 Jon Hamblen RGM WATCHES - RICHARD SACHS - BOATHOUSE INC 22 1:00:58 52 Ryan DeWald Batley Harley Davidson 23 1:01:02 17 Greg Wittwer ALAN North America Cycling Team richmond VA 24 1:01:06 29 Bill Elliston Fuji Easton PA 25 1:01:30 40 Kyle Hammaker Scott bicycles Marysville PA 26 1:01:38 20 Tyler Wren Colavita / Sutter Home Presented by Cooking Light Philadelphia PA 27 1:01:41 16 Nicholas Keough Jittery Joe's/ Sonic Cyclocross Sandwich MA 28 1:01:44 27 Michael Hebe VisitPA.com NEW CUMBERLAND PA 29 1:01:55 30 Bobby Lea Fuji Mertztown PA 30 1:01:58 36 John Minturn Empire Cycling - CRCA Philadelphia PA 31 1:02:12 34 Guy VanKrimpen Rapid City Cycle St. Catharines ON 32 1:02:17 35 John Burns Bikeman.com Yarmouth ME 33 1:02:37 42 Patrick Bradley Rutgers University Cycling Team richwood NJ 34 1:02:43 26 Harlan Price FT/ IF Lionettes Philadelphia PA 35 1:03:03 43 Peter Rubijono Embrocation/Cambridge/Igleheart/madAlchemy Somerville MA 36 1 lap 45 Todd Hesel Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing Parkville MD 37 1 lap 33 Guillaume Nelessen Van Dessel Factory Team Belle Mead NJ 38 1 lap 41 Nicholas Shaffer Human Zoom/ Pabst Blue Ribbon Phoenixville PA 39 1 lap 38 Joseph Reynolds Engin Cycles folsom NJ 40 1 lap 50 Myles Romenow South Hampton WY 41 1 lap 28 Andrew McKeegan Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV Amateur Cycling Staunton VA 42 1 lap 37 John Brewer Haymarket Bicycles p/b Function Drinks Arlington VA 43 1 lap 24 Andrew Wulfkuhle C3-Sollay.com Lancaster PA 44 1 lap 23 Adam Szczepanski Wissahickon Philadelphia PA 45 1 lap 31 chad Totaro Human Zoom / Pabst Blue Ribbon Philadelphia PA 46 1 lap 53 Eric Mitchell Human Zoom / Pabst Blue Ribbon DNF 39 Kevin Wolfson Fitness Together/IF p/b Lionette's Belmont MA DNF 19 TYLER JOHNSON TARGETRAINING CHESTER CT DNF 32 Dan Langlois Embrocation/ Circle A Cycles Philadelphia PA DNF 48 Justin Hines Handlebars CC Montreal ONT DNS 5 Jesse Anthony Jamis Beverly MA DNS 47 Zoltan Tisza P-NIVO Beton Expressz 2000 New York NY DNS 25 Michael Yozell VisitPA.com Emmaus PA Elite Women & Sturdy Girl Masters Women 35+ Winning Time: 43:35 Place Time Bib # First Name Last Name Team City ST 1 43:35 112 Laura van Gilder C3 Sollay CRESCO PA 2 43:37 115 Deidre Winfield Velo Bella - Kona Charlottesville VA 3 43:38 102 Rebecca Wellons Ridley Factory Team Woburn MA 4 43:41 101 Maureen Bruno Roy MM Racing p/b Seven Cycles Arlington MA 5 44:25 107 Kathy Sherwin Velo Bella - Kona Heber City UT 6 44:43 120 Josie Jacques-Maynes Specialized/KMC pb Cal Giant Watsonville CA 7 44:48 105 Barbara Howe Velo Bella Berkeley CA 8 45:33 103 Anna Milkowski Velo Bella-Kona New Haven CT 9 45:48 114 Arley Kemmerer Hub Racing Silver Spring MD 10 45:57 109 Kristin Gavin Human Zoom/Pabst Blue Ribbon Philadelphia PA 11 46:06 110 Nikki Thiemann Human Zoom Pabst Blue Ribbon Philadelphia PA 12 47:01 104 Amy Wallace RGM WATCHES - RICHARD SACHS - BOATHOUSE INC ANDOVER MA 13 47:34 113 Lauri Webber Secret Henry's Team Newark DE 14 47:36 125 Alie Kenzer RGM WATCHES - RICHARD SACHS - BOATHOUSE INC Boulder CO 15 47:40 123 Kristine Church Human Zoom/ Pabst Blue Ribbon Philadelphia PA 16 47:58 117 Elizabeth Harlow C3-Sollay.com Baltimore MD 17 48:13 118 Heidi von Teitenberg C3-Sollay.com Baltimore MD 18 48:21 108 BETH MASON C3-Sollay.com West Point NY 19 48:52 124 Kristy Swope EPS/CSS/Riptide Cycling Bethlehem PA 20 49:12 116 Diane Grim C3-Sollay.com Boyertown PA 21 49:24 111 Megan Bilodeau Hup United Easthampton MA 22 50:28 119 Jill Waggett Guy's Racing Hopewell NJ 23 52:28 126 Tara Parsons CRCA New York NY DNF DNF 121 Julie Kuliecza ALAN North America Cycling Richmond VA DNF DNF 122 Kathleen Billington CONNECTICUT COAST CYCLING Norwalk CT DNS DNS 106 JENNIFER MAXWELL team kenda tire WASHINGTON DC Elite Masters Place Time Bib # First Name Last Name Team City ST 1 47:06 300 Roger Aspholm Westwood Velo haworth NJ 2 @0:49 309 Troy Kimball Westwood Velo Randolph NJ 3 @1:08 315 Todd Cassan Westwood Velo NYC NY 4 @1:22 301 Dave Weaver ALAN N. America Cycling Team Towson MD 5 @1:35 303 Greg Ferguson Penn State Hershey Cancer Inst. Glassboro NJ 6 @1:37 302 Robert Campos GS Gotham/Toga Nesconset NY 7 @1:39 308 Andy Gorski SPK / Speedgoat / Salsa Allison Park PA 8 @1:42 311 Ralf Warmuth Westwood Velo Highland Park NJ 9 @1:46 304 Mark Kutney Van Dessel Cycles Charlottesville VA 10 @1:51 328 Matthew Howard GS Gotham New York NY 11 @2:00 310 Blair Saunders Secret Henry's Team Newark DE 12 @2:03 306 Brian Wieczorek Freddie Fu Cycling Ligonier PA 13 @2:05 355 Matthew Ferrari Mt Nittany Wheelworks State College PA 14 @2:07 316 Michael Birner Ben's Performance Bikes/BMC Woodbine MD 15 @2:33 337 Jonathan Bruno FT / IF powered by Lionette's Boston MA 16 @2:38 314 Kirk Reisinger Club Wissahickon / Engin Cycles Schwenksville PA 17 @2:43 318 Charles Erndl 3-D RacingTeam/Toms Atlantic cyclery Point Pleasant NJ 18 @2:45 307 Christopher Long GS Gotham/Toga Woodside NY 19 @2:56 319 Michael Kolb C3-Sollay.com Newark DE 20 @3:01 320 Randall Root Evolution Cycling Club Merrifield VA 21 @3:07 341 Kevin Fryberger Human Zoom/Pabst Blue Ribbon devon PA 22 317 Joseph Piccillo Evolution Racing Doylestown PA 23 @3:42 305 Glenn Turner Human Zoom/Pabst Blue Ribbon newtown sq PA 24 @3:44 351 David Wilson Northeastern Hardware/CJCT Morristown NJ 25 @3:54 362 Joe Gadomski Guys Racing Club 26 @3:55 349 Martin Jones Team Somerset • Van Dessel • Bike King High Bridge NJ 27 @4:13 322 Kristopher Auer C3-Sollay.Com baltimore MD 28 @4:14 339 Eric Ragot Kissena Cycling Club Brooklyn NY 29 @4:16 334 Raymond Zeimet Guy's Racing Ewing NJ 30 @4:20 321 Kelly Cline Wissahickon Glenside PA 31 @4:23 323 David Lowe Human Zoom/Pabst Blue Ribbon Bala Cynwyd PA 32 @4:24 358 David Hunt Team Somerset Whitehouse Station NJ 33 @4:30 325 Todd Kruger Heart House/CADV/CC Evesham Highland Park NJ 34 @4:34 326 N. Johan Anestad Evolution Racing Quakertown PA 35 @4:36 364 Chris McGill 29er Cannondale 36 @4:38 359 Kevin Saint Clair Main Line Cycling - Bikyle Philadelphia PA 37 @4:40 330 Judd Milne Squadra Coppi Reston VA 38 @4:45 345 Sean Mealey Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing York PA 39 @4:47 356 Jeff Cordisco C3-Sollay.com Kennett Square PA 40 @4:49 363 Mike Runnals Human Zoom/Pabst Blue Ribbon 41 @4:57 313 Charles Chichester Guy's Racing titusville NJ 42 @5:02 333 Scott Wilson Evolution Racing Warminster PA 43 @5:08 361 Tom McDaniel Henry's Bikes 44 @5:20 324 Douglass Gray Christiana Care PT+/FSVS Elizabethtown PA 45 @5:36 336 Jeffrey Appeltans Primus Mootry-Denver Boulder Couriers 46 @5:40 329 Mike Kuhn Cadence Philadelphia PA 47 @5:45 331 Kevin Breckenmaker Yellow Breeches Racing Hershey PA 48 @6:06 344 Karl Kensinger NCVC/Inova Health System Arlington VA 49 @6:12 353 Chris Facas Westwood Velo/Trade Manage Capitol Hillsborough NJ 50 @6:27 350 Bob Piacine Guys Racing Club Sellersville PA 51 @6:30 347 Werner Freymann Pure Energy Cycling/River Horse Brewing Conyngham PA 52 @6:44 352 Albert Greene Yellow Breeches Racing Woodbridge VA 53 @7:28 348 Rick Ball WW/High Gear CrESCO PA 54 @7:30 327 Frederick Klenk Evolution Racing Titusville NJ 55 @8:00 342 Jim Feehan Kissena Spring Lake NJ 56 - 1 lap 343 David Stokes Kissena New York NY 57 - 1 lap 346 Jay Downs Fort Factory Team/Wvu Healthcare Greensburg PA 58 - 1 lap 338 Charles La Punzina Kissena Cycling Club Brooklyn NY 59 - 1 lap 332 Fafar Bayat Highland Park Hermes Teaneck NJ DNF 312 Michael Yozell VisitPA.com Emmaus PA DNF 335 Richard Sachs RGM WATCHES - RICHARD SACHS - BOATHOUSE INC Chester CT DNS 340 Joshua Simonds Clean Currents p/b Don Beyer Volvo Kensington MD DNS 354 J.D. Bilodeau Anne Rock Rules!!!!! Easthampton MA DNS 357 Mark Featherman Guys Racing Club Elkins Park PA DNS 360 Mark Gunsalus Team FUJI fueled by Clif Bar Dudley MA B Masters/55+ Place Time Bib # First Name Last Name Team City ST 1 37:43 514 Ryan Pomajevich Gotham Cyclists Schnecksville PA 2 511 james martin Cycles 54 moorestown NJ 3 507 Michael Lynch Cape Atlantic Racing/Team Beacon/ECA Petersburg NJ 4 515 Richard Bilson C3-Sollay.com Newtown Square PA 5 518 Shawn Downing Chesapeake Wheelmen/King Pawn Baltimore MD 6 85 Joe Wentzell Breakaway Bikes Philadelphia PA 7 558 Geoffrey House Housatonic Wheel Club Great Barrington MA 8 520 James Revere Altius Cycling Team Midlothian VA 9 548 Gary La Sala Liberty Cycle Boonton NJ 10 502 Paul Wahner DrWahner.com Havertown PA 11 521 Kevin Keane Skylands Cycling Fredon NJ 12 506 Mike Czupryna Christiana Care PT+/FSVS Newark DE 13 532 Nathan Ruch Evolution Racing New Hope PA 14 508 Barry Wahner DrWahner.com Drexel Hill PA 15 529 Todd Peterson Team Bulldog/Campmor Manville NJ 16 504 Wade Hess Cape Atlantic Racing/Team Beacon/ECA Ocean View NJ 17 544 Johnny May C3-Sollay.com lutherville MD 18 535 David Troop First State Velo Sport Cochranville PA 19 550 Larry Towner Liberty Cycle Pompton Plains NJ 20 503 Rolf Windh Guy's Racing Philadelphia PA 21 575 Todd Schwartz Guy's Racing 22 547 Chris Tarnowski Westwood Velo New Milford NJ 23 546 Sean Westby Bean's Bikes Malvern PA 24 528 Rob Lamb Beans Bikes / E.C.D.B. Chester Springs PA 25 549 dennis smith Secret Henry's Team newark DE 26 509 Drew Guldalian Wissahickon - Engin Cycles Phila PA 27 583 JC Roth 28 582 James Furman Van Dessel Factory Team NJ 29 574 Larry Kaufman Van Dessel Factory Team NJ 30 555 Peter Baiamonte Brooklyn Velo Force / GQ Racing Brooklyn NY 31 553 mark salazar skylands cycling succasunna NJ 32 526 Barry Jones No Cents Racing sewell NJ 33 538 Kevin Kuzas Guy's Racing Merion Station PA 34 541 Jim Wright Nail City Velo Wheeling WV 35 543 tim Bowman Club Wissahickon philadelphia PA 36 554 James Wilson Human Zoom/Pabst Blue Ribbon Gladwyne PA 37 527 Scott Reynolds Guys Racing Pipersville PA 38 542 Thor Engblom NCVC/Inova Health System Frederick MD 39 573 Mike Heffernan Latitude/ABRT 40 501 Miko Wright abington wheel wright bike shop abington PA 41 525 Chris Thaler Evolution Racing Dublin PA 42 524 Allen Bedford Guy's Racing Huntingdon Valley PA 43 557 patrick leonard Evolution Racing holland PA 44 556 MIKE JINKS BikeWorks Racing Stafford VA 45 568 Mike Williams Christiana Care PT+/FSVS Wilmington DE 46 579 Oscar Rosales Gotham - Toga 47 534 Charles Wahl Evolution Racing Furlong PA 48 523 Corey Twyman Hub Racing washington DC 49 519 Mark Wanco HUP United New Cumberland PA 50 531 Eric Carlson Westwood Velo / Trade Manage Capital Brooklyn NY 51 567 Lawrence Dudek Team Somerset Skillman NJ 52 561 Leyton Murray Denos Wonder Wheel fanwood NJ 53 576 Bob Jaygand Pro Pedals 54 580 Joe Mulligan Montclair Bikery 55 565 Nunzio DiBiasi Yellow Breeches Racing Elizabethtown PA 56 513 Bill OKeefe C3-Sollay.com Baltimore MD 57 563 Bob Perna Beans Bikes West Chester PA 58 571 Richard Bauch Colavita Racing NJ 59 530 Norman Brach C3-Sollay.com Sykesville MD 60 533 Mark Bowman South Mountain Cycles Weyerbacher Brewing Co. 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