July 13, 2012 (Burnaby, BC) – Back-to-back wins by Ken Hanson and Optum Pro Cycling at BC Superweek may be more impressive for what happened off the course than on it. Hanson followed up Wednesday’s bunch sprint victory at the Gastown Grand Prix with another late burst to win the Giro di Burnaby Thursday night.
The evening included a bachelor party for Vancouver-based teammate Sebastian Salas, and rolling into bed at 5 a.m. Less than 16 hours later, Hanson rolled across the line holding two fingers up after another perfect lead out from Alex Candelario to beat Australian pros Tommy Nankervis of Competitive Cyclist, and 2006 winner Hilton Clarke of United HealthCare in a bunch sprint.
“I think my teammates suffered a lot more than I did today, they were doing a lot of work,” Hanson said after finishing 45 laps of the 1.3-kilometer circuit along Hastings Street in one hour, 19 minutes and 48.08 seconds. “I did very minimal work to cover any breakaways and was able to stay fresh for the sprint.”
For a while it looked like the 58.5-kilometer race wouldn’t come down to a group sprint. A solo break by former Pro Tour rider Dominik Roels of Germany 17 laps in became 11 riders strong by the midway point, and included representatives from Optum, as well as big names like Canadian strongman Svein Tuft.
Without much cohesion up front, though, the break was whittled down to two with 16 laps left, and then it was just Joseph Cooper of New Zealand’s Pure Black Racing, who collected five lap preems before being reeled in with 10 to go.
“The group that got away was large but I don’t think they were organized. Hanson said. That set up a second-straight bunch sprint, and once again Candelario provided a perfect lead out for Hanson, who surged more than a bike length ahead of Nankervis, who moved up a spot on the podium from Gastown, and Clarke.
“Winning any race is amazing, the crowd tonight was great and winning two days in a row is extra special,” Hanson said. “We’re really happy. We came here and knew we had a chance to win and everyone is stepping up and doing their job and I’m happy I can give it back to them and finish it off an do my job.”
In some ways it was harder – in others, easier – to do it on consecutive nights. “Winning took a lot of pressure off of us,” Hanson said “We got that off our backs, we got one in the bag, so we said have fun. Last night we had a lot of pressure on ourselves and we really wanted it. Today was a little more relaxed.”
Not so for Clarke, who was knocked out three laps into Gastown after breaking his bike in a crash, and had to scramble for repairs Thursday morning.
“Third lap I was about 20 wheels back and a rider just fell straight in front of me and I went down,” said Clarke, a top sprinter who won both Gastown and the Giro di Burnaby in 2006. “I thought it was pretty trivial but today I felt the effects of it.”
The broken bike forced him out of Gastown. Getting over it almost kept Clarke, who took off his shoes and walked to the hotel Wednesday, out of Burnaby.
Given all that, finishing third wasn’t bad for a guy used to being on top. “To tell you the truth I just had to say ‘it’s just one of those days’,” Clarke said. “I felt the effects mentally a bit more at the start of the race to put it past me.”
Women’s Race
Like the men, there was also a familiar feeling to the 30-lap women’s race – at least in terms of who finished on top, if not the way it played out.
After a bunch sprint in Gastown, the Giro di Burnaby came down to two riders, with veteran American pro Laura Van Gilder beating impressive Australian rookie Loren Rowney by more than a second in a final-stretch sprint to the finish line – a reversal of their finishing order in the Gastown Grand Prix the night before.
“To come back here in Burnaby and get a win after duking it out with Loren last night in Gastown, I knew she was a strong rider and I knew if we got way we could really put the power to the pedals,” said Van Gilder, who continues to collect trophies at age 47, after more than 20 years cycling.
Despite that resume – she could only say with certainty the win was in the “380-something” range – Van Gilder had never been to BC Superweek.
The Pennsylvania native, who changed her travel plans at the last minute and flew in Tuesday, doesn’t plan to wait that long to come back again. “The event has been amazing,” said Van Gilder, fourth in Tuesday’s UBC Grand Prix on a borrowed bike after hers got stuck in transit until Wednesday. “I’m very pleased with results and already looking forward to coming back next year.”
Van Gilder, riding for Mellow Mushroom along with teammate Kristen LaSasso, finished the 39-kilometer race in one hour and 25.73 seconds.
Rowney, a 23-year-old in the midst of an impressive first pro season with the same Specialized-Lululemon team as Canadian Olympic legend Clara Hughes, echoed those sentiments after finishing on the podium in all three races she took part in at BC Superweek, starting with second place at the UBC Grand Prix.
Thursday’s third place finisher wasn’t as eager to come back, however. Jean Ann Berkenpas, born in Valemount, B.C, but living for the last eight years in Maple Ridge, was only passing through the road cycling crowd between stints on the mountain bike that include time with Canada’s National Team.
On a two-week “mental break” from mountain biking on the advice of her coach, Berkenpas actually bridged up to the early break by Van Gilder and Rowney, and managed to stay with them until getting dropped with eight laps left.
That’s when things really got tough.
After failing on a couple of hard attempts to join the lead duo, Berkenpas was caught in no-man’s land, with no help, and had to worry about getting caught by a chase that was picking up speed. She hung on to finish alone – 84 seconds behind the winners, but less than 14 ahead of a hard-chasing peleton.
“My coach gave me two weeks off mountain bike for a mental break so I signed up for BC Superweek and I’m guest riding with my local bike shop,” Berkenpas said of the Local Ride / Dr. Vie Superfoods team she was representing.
“It’s something different, I feel like there is something to learn in every discipline and there’s always things that cross over. It’s a change and I am training.”
Despite competing at the Canada Cup level, and working towards the World Cup on the mountain bike, Berkenpass knew she was a level behind on the break.
“They were in a class of their own,” she said “I was happy to stay with them.” Once dropped, however, Berkenpas’s focus shifted quickly. “Oh my gosh. I was worried about getting caught,” she said. “I’m used to riding at threshold but not usually that over the red zone effort. It was survival and I was able to pull it together the last two laps and keep third.”
Despite the impressive performance, Berkenpas plans to stay on the mountain bike.
She may get to both as BC Superweek continues with the 33rd annual Tour de White Rock, a three-stage race that starts Friday night with the leg-melting Hillclimb and continues through Sunday morning’s historic Road Race.
Results
Women Pro 1/2/3
1. Laura Van Gilder (USA) Mellow Mushroom 1:00:25.73
2. Loren Rowney (Aus) Specialized Lululemon 0:01.23
3. Jean Ann Berkenpas (Can) Local Ride/Dr. Vie Superfoods 1:23.92
4. Joanie Caron (Can) Colavita-espnW Pro Cycling 1:37.86
5. Stephanie Roorda (Can) Local Ride/Dr. Vie Superfoods
6. Nicky Wangsgard (USA) Primal/MapMyRide p/b BH Bicycles
7. Kate Finegan (Aus) independent
8. Rhae-Christie Shaw (Can) Exergy TWENTY12
9. Shoshauna Laxson (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes
10. Kristen LaSasso (USA) Mellow Mushroom
11. Jenny Lehmann (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes
12. Jennifer McMahon (Can) Glotman Simpson Cycling
13. Jamie Gilgen (Can) Kallisto/Wheels of Oakville
14. Gina Haatz (Ger) independent
15. Erika Broekema (Ned) NWVG
16. Carrie Cartmill (Can) Stevens Racing p/b The Cyclery 1:41.51
17. Stephanie Ossenbrink (Can) independent
18. Kristine Brynjolfson (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes
19. Melanie von Stetten (Can) Local Ride/Dr. Vie Superfoods 1:45.73
20. Moriah Jo MacGregor (Can) Colavita-espnW Pro cycling 1:47.31
21. Lisa Howard (Can) Local Ride/Dr. Vie Superfoods 1:54.13
DNF Naomi Cooper (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes
DNF Jessica Daugharty Sterner (USA) Team Rep
DNS Erin Redl (Can) Glotman Simpson Cycling
DNS Katie Lotterhos (Can) Glotman Simpson Cycling
DNS Jessica Cutler (USA) Primal/MapMyRide p/b BH Bicycles
DNS Florence Laplante-Lamarche (Can) Stevens Racing p/b The Cyclery
DNS Rachel Canning (Can) Local Ride
Men Pro 1/2
1. Ken Hanson (USA) Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies 1:19:48.08
2. Tommy Nankervis (Aus) Competitive Cyclist
3. Hilton Clarke (Aus) UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team
4. Ryan Anderson (Can) Spider Tech
5. Dominik Roels (Ger) Team HED p/b Staps
6. Dana Williams (USA) Team Mike’s Bikes
7. Roman van Uden (Nzl) PureBlack Racing
8. Cody Canning (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes
9. Alex Candelario (USA) Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies
10. Adam De Vos (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes
11. Daniel Bichlmann (Ger) Team Baier Lanshut
12. Florenz Knauer (Ger) Team Baier Lanshut
13. James Williamson (Nzl) PureBlack Racing
14. Michael Olheiser (USA) Competitive Cyclist
15. Andrew Goessing (USA) Team Mike’s Bikes
16. Svein Tuft (Can) GreenEdge
17. Philip Mooney (USA) Jamis/Sutter Home Cycling Team
18. Tyler Trace (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes
19. Anton Varabei (Can) Jet Fuel Coffee/La Bicicletta
20. David Fleischhauer (USA) Hagens Berman Cycling
21. Christian Meier (Can) GreenEdge
22. Dustin Andrews (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes 00:07
23. Jackie Simes (USA) Jamis/Sutter Home Cycling Team
24. Zachary Davies (USA) Team Exergy Pro Cycling
25. Alexander Cataford (Can) Glotman Simpson Cycling 00:10
26. Eric Riggs (USA) Team Mike’s Bikes 00:11
27. Cody O’Reilly (USA) Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies
28. Neal Kindree (Can) Specialized / EMD Serono 00:12
29. Mark McConnell (Can) Synergy Racing 00:16
30. Bailey McKnight (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes
31. Louis Crosby (Nzl) PureBlack Racing
32. Maurice Worsfold (Can) Speed Theory
33. Colter Young (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes 00:18
34. Kris Dahl (Can) Team H&R BLOCK 00:25
35. Mike Laxdal (Can) independent 00:28
36. Jeffrey Sparling (Can) independent
37. Nic Hamilton (Can) Jelly belly presented by Kenda
38. Evan Mundy (Can) Jet Fuel Coffee/La Bicicletta
39. Marvin Guzman (Can) Rideokanagan.com
40. Michael van den Ham (Can) Rideokanagan.com
41. Ian Burnett (USA) Competitive Cyclist 00:33
42. Will Routley (Can) Spider Tech 00:42
42. Jacob Schwingboth (Can) Glotman Simpson Cycling
44. Christopher Uberti (USA) Panther pb Competitive Cyclist 00:43
45. Tom Radermacher (Ger) Team HED p/b Staps 00:48
46. Hendrik Werner (Ger) Team HED p/b Staps 00:49
47. Matthias Bertling (Ger) independent
48. Mike Sidic (Can) Team H&R BLOCK
49. James LaBerge (USA) Team Mike’s Bikes 01:01
50. Joseph Cooper (Nzl) PureBlack Racing 01:42
51. Brett Boniface (Can) FVRCC 01:58
52. James McCoy (Nzl) PureBlack Racing 02:08
DNF Jonathan Clarke (Aus) UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team
DNF Scott Zwizanski (USA) Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies
DNF Tom Soladay (USA) Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies
DNF Stefan Fussstetter (Ger) Team Baier Lanshut
DNF Chris Wingfield (USA) Hagens Berman Cycling
DNF Jesse Reams (Can) Hagens Berman Cycling
DNF Bradley Clifford (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes
DNF Dan Skinner (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes
DNF John Piasta (USA) Team Mike’s Bikes
DNF Scott Inman (Can) Garneau Evolution
DNF Erik Mulder (Can) Garneau Evolution
DNF Laurent Dallaire (Can) Team H&R BLOCK
DNF Justin Kerr (Nzl) Team H&R BLOCK
DNF Cid Martinez (Can) Russ Hay’s/Accent Inns
DNF Steven Grandy (Can) Russ Hay’s/Accent Inns
DNF Jamie Riggs (Can) Jet Fuel Coffee/La Bicicletta
DNF Chris Worsfold (Can) Speed Theory
DNF Federico Marchiori (Ita) Cyber Team Breganze
DNF Mackenzie Garvin (Can) Cyclemiesters Bowcycle
DNF Kevin Noiles (Can) cyclocrossracing.com
DNF Julian Base (Can) Fraser Valley Cycling Club
DNF Scott Laliberte (Can) Westwood Cycle Club
DNF Shawn Rosenthal (USA) independent
DNF Rory McAdams (USA) independent
DNF Michael Wegner (Can) independent
DNF Matthew Krahn (Can) independent
DNS Marsh Cooper (Can) Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies
DNS Sebastian Salas (Can) Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies
DNS Taylor Gunman (Nzl) PureBlack Racing
DNS Andreas Fliessgarten (Ger) Team Baier Lanshut
DNS Colin Gibson (USA) Hagens Berman Cycling
DNS Mike Rothengatter (Can) Garneau Evolution
DNS Rob Britton (Can) Team H&R BLOCK
DNS Garrett McLeod (Can) Team H&R BLOCK
DNS Andrew Pinfold (Can) Team H&R BLOCK
DNS David Gonda (Can) Rideokanagan.com
DNS Dylan Harris (Can) Rideokanagan.com
DNS Clayton Meisner (Can) Rideokanagan.com
DNS Mark Rainer (Can) Glotman Simpson Cycling
DNS Bart Ludbrook (Nzl) Glotman Simpson Cycling
DNS Dave Johnson (Can) Speed Theory
DNS Chris Gruber (Can) Champion System p/b Stans NoTubes
DNS Manuel Fehlmann (Can) independent
2012 BC Superweek Series Leader Standings
Women Pro 1/2/3
1. Stephanie Roorda Local Ride/Dr. Vie Superfoods (Can) 562
2. Joanie Caron Colavita-espnW Pro Cycling (Can) 527
3. Jenny Lehmann Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes (Can) 513
4. Kate Finegan Independent (Aus) 500
5. Carrie Cartmill Stevens Racing p/b The Cyclery (Can) 491
6. Shoshauna Laxson Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes (Can) 473
7. Jean Ann Berkenpas Local Ride/Dr. Vie Superfoods (Can) 470
8. Nicky Wangsgard Primal/MapMyRide p/b BH Bicycles (USA) 453
9. Moriah Jo MacGregor Colavita-espnW Pro cycling (Can) 445
10. Erika Broekema NWVG (Ger) 394
11. Jennifer McMahon Glotman Simpson Cycling (Can) 387
12. Kristine Brynjolfson Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes (Can) 374
13. Dana Walton Team Alliance Environmental (USA) 314
14. Megan Rathwell Russ Hay’s/Accent Inns (Can) 310
15. Lisa Howard Local Ride/Dr. Vie Superfoods (Can) 301
16. Loren Rowney Specialized Lululemon (Aus) 290
17. Gina Haatz Independent (Ger) 246
18. Naomi Cooper Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes (Can) 212
19. Erin Redl Glotman Simpson Cycling (Can) 162
20. Ivy Audrain Keller Rohrback (USA) 160
21. Jessica Daugharty Sterner Team Rep (USA) 160
22. Jamie Gilgen Kallisto/Wheels of Oakville (Can) 158
23. Jessica Cutler Primal/MapMyRide p/b BH Bicycles (USA) 150
24. Melanie von Stetten Local Ride/Dr. Vie Superfoods (Can) 146
25. Morgan Cabot Glotman Simpson Cycling (Can) 100
26. Florence Laplante-Lamarche Stevens Racing p/b The Cyclery (Can) 84
27. Tamiko Butler Russ Hay’s/Accent Inns (Ant) 76
28. Justine Clift Glotman Simpson Cycling (Can) 75
29. Krista Rawlings Independent (Can) 66
30. Katie Lotterhos Glotman Simpson Cycling (Can) 0
31. Elizabeth Nettles Recycled Cycles (USA) 0
32. Brook Nunn Recycled Cycles (USA) 0
33. Rachel Canning Independent (Can) 0
34. Loren Rowney Specialized Lululemon (Aus) 0
Men Pro 1/2
1. Ryan Anderson Spider Tech 536
2. Tommy Nankervis realcyclist.com (Aus) 532
3. Florenz Knauer Team Baier Lanshut (Ger) 502
4. Svein Tuft Orica-Green edge (Can) 488
5. Daniel Bichlmann Team Baier Lanshut (Ger) 427
6. Jacob Schwingboth Glotman Simpson Cycling (Can) 421
7. Ben Chaddock Team Exergy Pro Cycling (Can) 415
8. Philip Mooney Jamis/Sutter Home Cycling Team 413
9. Roman van Uden PureBlack Racing (Nzl) 408
10. Dominik Roels Team HED p/b Staps (Ger) 403
11. Christian Meier Orica-Green edge (Can) 382
12. Anton Varabei Jet Fuel Coffee/La Bicicletta (Can) 379
13. Adam De Vos Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes (Can) 374
14. Hendrik Werner Team HED p/b Staps (Ger) 357
15. Jackie Simes Jamis/Sutter Home Cycling Team 356
16. Conor Mullervy Team Exergy Pro Cycling (USA) 355
17. Will Routley Spider Tech (Can) 342
18. James Williamson PureBlack Racing (Nzl) 331
19. Michael Olheiser realcyclist.com (Can) 322
20. Jeff Werner Garneau Evolution (Can) 322
21. Kris Dahl Team H&R BLOCK (Can) 320
22. Alexander Cataford Glotman Simpson Cycling (Can) 311
23. Zachary Davies Team Exergy Pro Cycling (USA) 282
24. Tyler Trace Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes (Can) 282
25. Steve Fisher Hagens Berman Cycling (USA) 281
26. Federico Marchiori Cyber Team Breganze (Ita) 269
27. Noah Bloom Garneau Evolution (Can) 265
28. Mike Sidic Team H&R BLOCK (Can) 261
29. Alex Candelario Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies (USA) 251
30. Joseph Cooper PureBlack Racing (Nzl) 242
31. Cody Canning Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes (Can) 242
32. Dana Williams Team Mike’s Bikes (USA) 242
33. Chris Gruber Champion System p/b Stans NoTubes (Can) 241
34. Greg Christian Garneau Evolution USA 237
35. Quinn Keogh Team Exergy Pro Cycling (USA) 229
36. Tom Radermacher Team HED p/b Staps (Ger) 226
37. Dustin Andrews Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes (Can) 221
38. Danny Heeley Hagens Berman Cycling (USA) 218
39. Matthias Bertling Independent (Ger) 217
40. Kevin Mullervy Team Exergy Pro Cycling (USA) 216
41. Marsh Cooper Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies (Can) 214
42. Tim Abercrombie Garneau Evolution (Can) 213
43. Ian Burnett realcyclist.com (USA) 207
44. Justin Kerr Team H&R BLOCK (Nzl) 205
45. Ken Hanson Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies (USA) 200
46. Colter Young Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes (Can) 198
47. Michael van den Ham Rideokanagan.com (Can) 195
48. David Gonda Rideokanagan.com (Can) 190
49. Eric Riggs Team Mike’s Bikes (USA) 186
50. Hilton Clarke UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team (Aus) 180
51. Rob Britton Team H&R BLOCK (Can) 179
52. Jesse Anthony Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies (USA) 176
53. David Fleischhauer Hagens Berman Cycling (USA) 174
54. Bailey McKnight Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes (Can) 173
55. Nic Hamilton Jelly belly presented by Kenda (Can) 170
56. Andreas Fliessgarten Team Baier Lanshut (Ger) 170
57. Scott Zwizanski Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies (USA) 165
58. Marvin Guzman Independent (Can) 165
59. Aaron Schooler Team H&R BLOCK (Can) 158
60. Andrew Goessing Team Mike’s Bikes (USA) 150
61. Jesse Reams Hagens Berman Cycling (Can) 147
62. Manuel Fehlmann Independent (Can) 140
63. Dave Stephens Garneau Evolution (Can) 138
64. Stefan Fussstetter Team Baier Lanshut (Ger) 136
65. Evan Mundy Jet Fuel Coffee/La Bicicletta (Can) 135
66. Tom Soladay Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies (USA) 134
67. Brett Boniface FVRCC (Can) 130
68. Clayton Meisner Rideokanagan.com (Can) 126
69. Gabe Varela Hagens Berman Cycling (USA) 125
70. Dan Skinner Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes (Can) 123
71. Mike Laxdal indepedant (Can) 119
72. Kyle Buckosky Garneau Evolution (Can) 116
73. Maurice Worsfold Speed Theory (Can) 108
74. Kevin Noiles cyclocrossracing.com (Can) 103
75. Sebastian Salas Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies (Can) 102
76. Ian Crane Hagens Berman Cycling (USA) 101
77. Cody O’Reilly Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies (USA) 99
78. Jonathan Clarke UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team (Aus) 95
79. Dan Bechtold Hagens Berman Cycling (USA) 93
80. Taylor Gunman PureBlack Racing (Nzl) 84
81. Chris Worsfold Speed Theory (Can) 81
82. Michael Wegner Independent (Can) 78
83. James McCoy PureBlack Racing (Nzl) 77
84. Craig Jones Team H&R BLOCK (Gbr) 73
85. Bradley Clifford Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes (Can) 72
86. Scott Laliberte Westwood Cycle Club (Can) 68
87. Laurent Dallaire Team H&R BLOCK (Can) 63
88. Mark McConnell Synergy Racing (Can) 62
89. Curtis Dearden Russ Hay’s/Accent Inns (Can) 60
90. Chris Wingfield Hagens Berman Cycling (USA) 56
91. Jeffrey Sparling Independent (Can) 55
92. Nigel Ellsay Velo Club Cycliste Morteau-Montbenoit FRANCE (Can) 54
93. Logan Owen Hagens Berman Cycling (USA) 51
94. Bart Ludbrook Glotman Simpson Cycling (Nzl) 51
95. Christopher Uberti Panther pb Competitive Cyclist (USA) 47
96. Louis Crosby PureBlack Racing (Nzl) 47
97. John Piasta Team Mike’s Bikes (USA) 44
98. James LaBerge Team Mike’s Bikes (USA) 42
99. Mark Rainer Glotman Simpson Cycling (Can) 39
100. Colin Gibson Hagens Berman Cycling (USA) 28
101. Andrew Pinfold Team H&R BLOCK (Can) 0
102. Seth Cowie Rideokanagan.com (Can) 0
103. Dylan Harris Rideokanagan.com (Can) 0
104. Dan MacDonald Rideokanagan.com (Can) 0
105. Ryan Taylor Rideokanagan.com (Can) 0
106. Cid Martinez Russ Hay’s/Accent Inns (Can) 0
107. Steven Grandy Russ Hay’s/Accent Inns (Can) 0
108. Jamie Riggs Jet Fuel Coffee/La Bicicletta (Can) 0
109. Mackenzie Garvin Cyclemiesters Bowcycle (Can) 0
110. Shawn Rosenthal Independent (USA) 0
111. Shane Savage Independent (Can) 0
112. David Gillam Glotman Simpson Cycling (NL) 0
113. Chris Parrish Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies (USA) 0
114. Andrew Bajadali Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies (USA) 0
115. Cody Campbell Hagens Berman Cycling (Can) 0
116. Scott Inman Garneau Evolution (Can) 0
117. Erik Mulder Garneau Evolution (Can) 0
118. Mike Rothengatter Garneau Evolution (Can) 0
119. Garrett McLeod Team H&R BLOCK (Can) 0
120. Ted Matson Glotman Simpson Cycling (Can) 0
121. Emile de Rosnay Russ Hay’s/Accent Inns (Can) 0
122. Dave Johnson Speed Theory (Can) 0
123. Aaron Levin Aaron Levin (USA) 0
124. Andrew Martin BikeSale.com (USA) 0
125. Evan Hepner Cascade Bicycle Studio (USA) 0
126. Julian Base Fraser Valley Cycling Club (Can) 0
127. Rory McAdams Independent (USA) 0
128. Teklit Zeweldi Independent 0
129. Matthew Krahn Independent (Can) 0