March 21, 2004 – Here are the results from the second dEVo Powerbar road race from this weekend:

A Group
1. Marsh Cooper    Symmetrics Cycling
2. Will Routley    Symmetrics Cycling
3. Corey Lange    Marco Polo
4. Basse Clement    Rocky Mountain Bicycles/Adobe
5. Brad Issel    Symmetrics Cycling

B Group
1.  Mike Burns    dEVo/Powerbar
2.  Jackson Beuhler    dEVo/Powerbar
3.  Jim Kwasnicki    Coastal
4.  Philip Burgess    La Bicicletta
5.  Dan Schmit    Bayside

C Group
1. Matt Law
2. Julia Hlynsky    dEVo/Powerbar
3. Andrew Storms
4. Dave Koski
5. Naomi Cooper    dEVo/Powerbar * punctured on last lap and still managed
top 5
dEVo/Powerbar March 20-21 Road Race Omnium

Standings after March 21 races

A Group Mar 20 Mar 21 Total Placing

1. Will Routley Symmetrics Cycling 8 10 18 1 $400

2. Corey Lange 7 8 15 2 $275

3. Dylan Sebel   Symmetrics Cycling 12 0 12 3 $150

4. Marsh Cooper Symmetrics Cycling DNF 12 12 4 $100

5. Scott Goguen Symmetrics Cycling 10 2 12 5 $75

6. Brad Issel Symmetrics Cycling 5 6 11

7. Luca Segato 4 5 9

8. Basse Clement Rocky Mountain 0 7 7

9. Ken Johnson Scwable 6 0 6

10. Larry Zimich Coastal 0 4 4

11. Cam Evans Symmetrics Cycling 3 DNS 3

12. Sean Dawson Trek/VW 2 1 3

13. Carter Hovey 0 3 3

14. Eric Harvey Bayside 1 0 1

B Group Mar 20 Mar 21 Total Placing

1.Jackson Buehler dEVo/Powerbar 12 10 22 1 $150

2. Mike Burns dEVo/Powerbar 8 12 20 2 $100

3. Dan Schmit Bayside 10 6 16 3 $75

4. Jim Kwasnicki Coastal 5 8 13 4 $50

5. Tony Routley 6 5 11 5 $25

6. Philip Burgess La Bicicletta DNS 7 7

7. Josh James Trek/VW 7 DNS 7

8. Allan Favell Escape Velocity 4 DNS 4

9. Al Gair Bayside 0 4 4

10. Eric Van Veen Bayside 3 DNS 3

As well are attached the Omnium results for the two events on the weekend.
Purse was generously contributed by the following companies. Open Road
Communication, Ritter Aalhus Construction Mgt. Ltd., Realmortgage Services
Inc., Westlam Industries, and dEVo/Powerbar Youth Cycling program. For all
of these groups their support for the local cycling community goes far
beyond mere dollars as all of these people put endless hours into furthering
the development of cycling in British Columbia. Please thank them for all
they do.