September 14, 2014 (The Blue Mountains, ON) – Brandon Etzl (Composite Team) took over the race lead with his victory in the 28.26km Stage 2 Blue Mountain Village Criterium followed by yesterday’s Hill Sprint winner William Elliott (NCCH P/B DEC Express #1). Elliott’s teammate Jack Burke finished 3rd in the crit and sits third overall. The 3-stage Centurion U23 Prospect Challenge p/b Subaru wraps up on Sunday with the final Stage 3 road race. Scenic Caves Stage 1 Hill Sprint results here – more on Centurion Cycling weekend of activities here.
Results
Under 23 Men – 28.26 km – Average Speed 41.1 km/h
1. Brandon Etzl (Composite Team – RMU23.1) 0:41:15
2. William Elliott (NCCH P/B DEC Express #1 – RMU23.2) 00:02
3. Jack Burke (NCCH P/B DEC Express #1 – RMU23.2) 00:02
4. Travis Samuel (Composite Team – RMU23.1) 00:02
5. Luke Vanlauwe (NCCH P/B DEC Express #1 – RMU23.2) 00:48
6. Adam Jamieson (NCCH P/B DEC Express #1 – RMU23.2) 00:48
7. James Orton (NCCH P/B DEC Express #1 – RMU23.2) 00:52
8. Josh Shenker (NCCH P/B DEC Express #2 – RMJ) 00:52
9. Jake Allaire (NCCH P/B DEC Express #2 – RMU17) 00:52
10. Simon Fothergill (NCCH P/B DEC Express #1 – RMU23.2) 00:52
11. Thierry Kirouac-Marcassa (NCCH P/B DEC Express #2 – RMU17) 00:52
12. Trevor O’Donnell (Kallisto – FCV – RMJ) 00:52
13. Jeremy Cockerton (Esteemtraining.com – RMU17) 00:52
14. Christian Ricci (Kallisto – FCV – RMJ) 00:52
15. Willam Laurie (Composite Team – RMU23.2) 00:52
16. Gunnar Holmgren (Next Wave Cycling Team – RMU17) 00:52
17. Graydon Staples (Next Wave Cycling Team – RMU17) 00:52
18. Lucas Taylor (Kallisto – FCV – RMJ) 00:52
19. Stephen Welsh (NCCH P/B DEC Express #1 – RMU23.1) 00:52
20. Jordann Jones (NCCH P/B DEC Express #2 – RMJ) 00:52
21. Joshua Smith (NCCH P/B DEC Express #2 – RMU17) 00:52
22. Aaron Thomas (NCCH P/B DEC Express #1 – RMU23.2) 00:52
23. Woody Marrouch (Composite Team – RMU23.2) 00:52
24. Hayden Mayeur (Esteemtraining.com – RMJ) 00:52
25. Matthew Staples (Next Wave Cycling Team – RMU17) 00:52
26. Robert Starrs (Esteemtraining.com – RMJ) 00:52
27. Rune Schaefer (Next Wave Cycling Team – RMJ) 00:52
28. Bayley Simpson (Kallisto – FCV – RMJ) 01:37
29. Harry Mayne (NCCH P/B DEC Express #2 – RMU17) 02:44
30. Gavin Kerr (Next Wave Cycling Team – RMU17) 03:00
31. Cole Schumacher (Next Wave Cycling Team – RMU17) 03:00
32. Noah Simms (Next Wave Cycling Team – RMU17) 03:00
33. Brian Moore (NCCH P/B DEC Express #2 – RMJ) 03:00
DNF Brody Sanderson (Next Wave Cycling Team – RMU17)
DNF Zachary Peddle (Esteemtraining.com – RMJ)
DNF Carter Davidson (Esteemtraining.com – RMU17)
DNF Ian Currie (Kallisto – FCV – RMJ)
DNF Justin Correa (Esteemtraining.com – RMU15)
DNF Evan Davidson (Esteemtraining.com – RMU17)
DNS Joseph Kelly (NCCH P/B DEC Express #2 – RMJ)
Under 23 Men – Points Total
1. Brandon Etzl (Composite Team – RMU23.1) 45 points
2. William Elliott (NCCH P/B DEC Express #1 – RMU23.2) 45
3. Jack Burke (NCCH P/B DEC Express #1 – RMU23.2) 32
4. Luke Vanlauwe (NCCH P/B DEC Express #1 – RMU23.2) 18
5. Travis Samuel (Composite Team – RMU23.1) 14
6. Adam Jamieson (NCCH P/B DEC Express #1 – RMU23.2) 13
7. Jake Allaire (NCCH P/B DEC Express #2 – RMU17) 13
8. Gunnar Holmgren (Next Wave Cycling Team – RMU17) 13
9. Graydon Staples (Next Wave Cycling Team – RMU17) 11
10. Matthew Staples (Next Wave Cycling Team – RMU17) 10
11. Jordann Jones (NCCH P/B DEC Express #2 – RMJ) 9
12. James Orton (NCCH P/B DEC Express #1 – RMU23.2) 9
13. Brody Sanderson (Next Wave Cycling Team – RMU17) 8
14. Simon Fothergill (NCCH P/B DEC Express #1 – RMU23.2) 8
15. Josh Shenker (NCCH P/B DEC Express #2 – RMJ) 8
16. Thierry Kirouac-Marcassa (NCCH P/B DEC Express #2 – RMU17) 5
17. Brian Moore (NCCH P/B DEC Express #2 – RMJ) 5
18. Trevor O’Donnell (Kallisto – FCV – RMJ) 4
19. Aaron Thomas (NCCH P/B DEC Express #1 – RMU23.2) 4
20. Jeremy Cockerton (Esteemtraining.com – RMU17) 3
21. Christian Ricci (Kallisto – FCV – RMJ) 2
22. Willam Laurie (Composite Team – RMU23.2) 1
September 14th, 2014 at 1:35 pm
40 under 23 in Ontario. What the hey? A province of pretend old men racers and a tiny contingent of women because the OCA goals are 1st “memberships” 2nd “fill bike shops”.
No UCI races just poser cycling with a category for everyone to feel like winners. Expensive bikes with SRMs and electronic gearing to scare off the kids that might want to get into the sport.
Cycling is an establishe old International sport yet the OCA is lilly white (perhaps a little Latin,and brown skin, or accent, RACIST) with young neophites and a stale (non racing background) dictatorial leadership entrenched by a devious coup. Where is the old man network in Toronto and Hamilton who organized UCI races and the Hamilton World Championships represented?
Where the hell is the CCA and why are they not investigating this rediculous “20+ year one man show” situation in Ontario?