July 21, 2008 – American cycling star Chris Horner wrapped up his first trip to BC Superweek in impressive fashion, powering away from Matt Shriver and Andrew Pinfold up the final hill to win the Peace Arch News Road Race at the Tour de White Rock on Sunday.

Horner, who finished 15th at last year’s Tour de France, led the three-man breakaway with an attack coming out of a hairpin and up a steep climb on the last of 11 laps around the big 10-kilometer circuit. Driven by Horner, the trio stayed away for all six laps of the shorter 3.8-kilometer route before he finally created a gap his last trip up the big backside hill.

“There’s just no reason to finish in a big group,” said Horner, whose new Astana team was banned from the Tour de France over problems with last year’s squad. “It’s dangerous coming into the last corner, and in all honesty the first climb at the back you get a straight run into it, so it’s going to be really hard to get anyone off your wheel, so the best time to do it was after the hairpin because everyone is going to lose speed. We got a good split there and had a perfect group and just punched it.”

After watching the Symmetrics Pro Cycling team dominate Superweek by setting Pinfold up for bunch sprints, including criterium wins at the Tour de Gastown Wednesday, the Giro di Burnaby Thursday, and a night earlier in White Rock, the key for Horner was splitting things up and keeping them apart through the final lap of the tough, hilly, 134-kilometer course.

“It always came down to a field sprint, but Andrew was just so fast,” said Horner of BC Superweek. “I’ve been over in Europe so I’m not familiar with these guys offhand and I was like “˜man, that guy’s fast.’ I thought maybe it was a tactic thing, but they just kept winning and winning. When I looked back I didn’t think it was him , I thought, “˜man he’s coming up the climb with me too, how do I get rid of this guy?’ I was really impressed, he did a fantastic job to do a ride like that for a guy his size.”

Horner also won King of the Mountain, and perhaps just as impressive, the Bend, Oregon native single-handedly ended Symmetrics hopes of a sweep after the locally based team won the first seven races of the $70,000 BC Superweek.

“They have a fantastic team. I hope they find a new sponsor because they have really put together a good team for Canadian cycling. All week they raced really tactically smart. It was a little frustrating for me because of how strong they are, but they come through with the win every time.”

Until Sunday, that is. But Pinfold said there was no shame in losing to Horner, a 36-year-old Pro Tour rider who won three straight USA Cycling NRC Championships from 2002 to 2004 before going overseas.

“I’ve won this road race twice, but I don’t think I’ve ever gone up the hills as fast as I did having to follow those guys around,” said Pinfold, who also won the Tour de Delta Road Race a week earlier in a late sprint. “I was starting to cramp a little bit and I’ve had a great week and to be in such great company, I was just happy to be there. These hills are good for me most of the time. There’s a speed above which I cannot go up them, but they’re just short enough that I can grunt myself over them and then I’m fine. The last few times, the hill was just coming too quickly.”

Pinfold finally got dropped on that final lap, finishing third behind Shriver, whose second place finish was also enough to edge Pinfold for the Tour de White Rock Omnium, the second-straight for the Jittery Joes rider.

“I was just doing all I could to stay with Horner,” said Shriver, a Pocatello, Idaho native who also finished second in the Tour de Delta criterium and overall a week earlier. “On the back stretch Chris was hitting it every time and I knew it was going to be down to that last lap and when it went just didn’t have it and came apart. I’m really excited to be up there with him, you try to dig really deep and find that extra gear inside yourself and every time I was hurting really bad — and even on some of the laps before I was really suffering — I just kept telling myself “˜you have to go to a harder gear. I was able to hang until last lap and just couldn’t do it anymore.”

Things were a little easier — relatively speaking — in the women’s race, as New Zealand’s Lauren Ellis broke away midway through eight laps of the larger, 10-kilometer circuit, and never looked back. The 19-year-old finished in two hours, 44 minutes and 28.24 seconds — almost a full four minutes ahead of Australian Jazz Apple teammate Ruth Corset, who won a sprint to finish second and claim the Tour de White Rock’s Omnium.

Calgary’s Steph Roorda of Giant Bicycles/Team Whistler barely beat Sarah Bamberger of No.1-ranked Cheerwine Pro Cycling for third place, leaving the San Francisco native to settle for the Queen of the Mountain award.

For Ellis, a two-time Junior World Championship Individual Pursuit medalist in her first year of road racing, the plan was originally to set up Corset for the Omnium. But that changed when she opened up a gap on the field.

“A group of us got a small break after the climb and we were just driving it and I just went to the front and drove it on the downhill and got a call from Susy [Pryde, Jazz Apple’s riding director] saying I’ve got a gap, and just drive it, drive it, drive it. So I went as hard as I could and got the gap. It wasn’t planned, but it’s great when you’ve got a gap and it sticks.”

With radio trouble making it hard to be sure how far out in front she was, Ellis never stopped driving, continuously improving on her big lead. “[Not knowing] was hard but it just made me determined to drive it harder and harder,” said Ellis, New Zealand’s 2008 Elite Points Race Champion.

Corset’s ability to keep driving it was made all the more impressive by how she finished Friday night’s Hillclimb — on her back being treated by medical staff after cramping and collapsing shortly after her second trip up the grueling 700-meter, 16 % grade ascent up from the beach.

“I went too hard the first climb,” said Corset, who was eight seconds faster than anyone else the first time up, then had to go up again, head to head with four other riders. “I went as hard as I could from the bottom and I shouldn’t have done that because my legs just seized up at the top. I couldn’t feel my legs at all, they just collapsed under me and spasmed, and cramped and I was in heaps of pain. My teammates massaged me that night and we did a recovery ride the next morning and I was fine.”

Corset recovered to finish second at the criterium on Saturday, losing a photo-finish sprint to Cheerwine’s Kelly Benjamin, and was right back at it on Sunday morning. The 31-year-old, in just her third year of competitive cycling, finished BC Superweek by adding to a total that already included the Tour de Delta Prologue and overall titles (and second in the road race and criterium there), as well as third place behind Benjamin and Canadian Olympian Gina Grain at the criteriums in both Gastown and Burnaby.

Not bad for a 31-year-old mother of two who is in just her third season of cycling — and on her first international tour with the developmental Jazz Apple Team led by Pryde, a two-time New Zealand Olympian. “I didn’t expect to do that well, it’s been a really good week,” she said.

For more on the White Rock RR…
Vancouver Sun men’s RR
Vancouver Sun women’s RR.

Results

Pro Women

1. Lauren Ellis (Nzl) Jazz Apple Cycling Team 2:44:28.24
2. Ruth Corset (Nzl) Jazz Apple Cycling Team 2:48:21.94
3. Steph Roorda (Can) Giant Bicycles/Team Whistler Canada
4. Sarah Bamberger (USA) Cheerwine Pro Cycling
5. Marie-Claude Gagnon(Can) Glotman Simpson 2:48:23.35
6. Sarah Stewart (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team
7. Natasha Elliot (Can) EMD Serono/Stevens
8. Heather Kay (Can) ERTC/Revolution Cycle
9. Yukie Nakamura (Jpn) Team Kenda Tire
10. Megan Rathwell (Can) Team H&R Block
11. Kristine Brynjolfson (Can) Team Coastal
12. Gillian Moody (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team 2:48:28.70
13. Susannah Pryde (Nzl) Jazz Apple Cycling Team 2:48:33.99
14. Jessica Hannah (Can) Giant Bicycles/Team Whistler Canada 2:48:39.69
15. Marisa Russell (USA) Procon/FNBA 2:48:56.36
16. Moriah MacGregor (Can) Giant Bicycles/Team Whistler Canada 2:51:46.63
17. Stacey Spencer (Can) Different Bikes 2:52:29.81
18. Karen Watson (Can) Glotman Simpson 2:52:32.96
19. Jennifer Schulz (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team 2:53:36.18
20. Leslie Vice (Can) Glotman Simpson 2:53:37.73
21. Margaret Pugh (Can) Chicks Cycling Club 2:56:12.61
22. Kelsey Miller (Can) Wedgewood Cycling Team 2:57:04.10
23. Jaymie McGowan (Can) Oak Bay Bikes 3:00:37.60
24. Shoshauna Laxson (USA) Team Whistler
25. Amy Herlinveaux (Can) Dearden Construction
26. Dana Lis (Can) Chicks Cycling Club 3:00:42.49
DNF Kelly Benjamin (USA) Cheerwine Pro Cycling
DNF Hannah Banks (Aus) ValueAct Capital
DNF Laura Brown (Can) Giant Bicycles/Team Whistler Canada
DNF Monica Nelson (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team
DNF Jennifer Tabbernor (Can) Team Whistler
DNF Alyssa Weninger (Can) Sask/BCW
DNF Rachel McBride (Can) West Point Cycles
DNF Gillian Carleton (Can) Organic Athlete
DNS Megan Elliot (USA) Independant
DNS Malindills MaClean (Nzl) Jazz Apple Cycling Team
DNS Jenny Trew (Can) Giant Bicycles/Team Whistler Canada
DNS Lisa Dorian (Can) Chicks Cycling Club

Pro 1/2 Men

1. Chris Horner (USA) Astana Cycling Team 3:37:13.20
2. Matt Shriver (USA) Jittery Joe’s Pro Cycling 3:37:22.58
3. Andrew Pinfold (Can) Symmetrics Cycling 3:37:45.87
4. Francois Parisien (Can) Team RACE Pro 3:38:23.32
5. Will Routley (Can) Symmetrics Cycling
6. Christian Meier (Can) Symmetrics Cycling
7. Scott Zwizanski (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling Team 3:38:47.32
8. Derrick St John (Can) Jet Fuel Coffee Cycling 3:38:51.26
9. Kiel Reijen (USA) Team Waste Management 3:39:29.25
10. Evan Elken (USA) Jittery Joe’s Pro Cycling
11. Rob Britton (Can) TREK Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic
12. Cory Forrest (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team
13. Brad Kerr (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team
14. Garrett Peltonen (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling Team 3:39:32.38
15. Mathew Bell (Can) Calyon Pro Cycling Team 3:39:35.34
16. Jared Barrileaux (USA) Jittery Joe’s Pro Cycling
17. Chris Devries (Can) Team H&R Block
18. Ryan Anderson (Can) Symmetrics Cycling 3:39:37.09
19. Cyrus Kangarloo (Can) Team H&R Block 3:39:42.23
36. Trent Wilson (Aus) Jittery Joe’s Pro Cycling 3:39:53.10
37. Tim Henry (USA) Jittery Joe’s Pro Cycling 3:40:03.16
38. Chris McNeil (Can) Team H&R Block 3:41:26.42
39. Trevor Connor (Can) Chris Cookies/Swan Cycles 3:41:30.19
40. Dave Vukets (Can) TREK Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic 3:41:52.43
41. Alistair Howard (Can) Kona-Adobe 3:42:13.95
42. Curtis Dearden (Can) Dearden Construction Services 3:43:58.23
20. Kevin Noiles (Can) TREK Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic 3:45:58.23
21. Marcel Aarden (Can) Kona-Adobe
22. Ryan Taylor (Can) Campione-Ratcliff Racing Team
23. Nic Hamilton (Can) Team Aviawest
24. Hugh Trenchard (Can) Shwalbe CC
25. Dan MacDonald (Can) Kona-Adobe
26. Nathan MacDonald (Can) TREK Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic
27. Sean Mazick (USA) Team Waste Management
28. Roman Kilun (USA) Health Net Pro Cycling Team
29. Carson Miller (USA) Rubicon-ORBEA
30. Jonathan Gormick (Can) Kona-Adobe
31. Stevie Cullinan (USA) Team Waste Management
32. Ron Jensen (USA) Team Waste Management
33. Jonathan Page (Can) Escape Velocity
34. Eric Wohlburg (Can) Symmetrics Cycling
35. Jeff Sherstobitoff (Can) Symmetrics Cycling
DNF Cody Stevenson (Aus) Jittery Joe’s Pro Cycling
DNF Kirk O’Bee (USA) Health Net Pro Cycling Team
DNF Kyle Gritters (USA) Health Net Pro Cycling Team
DNF Morgan Schmitt (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling Team
DNF Mike Sayers (USA) BMC Pro Cycling Team
DNF Matt Potma (Can) Kona-Adobe
DNF Jon Parrish (USA) Team Waste Management
DNF Grant Van Horn (USA) Team Waste Management
DNF Kyle Ward (USA) Team Waste Management
DNF Trevor Haaheim (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team
DNF Tim Sherstobitoff(Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team
DNF Owen Harrison (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team
DNF Dan Skinner (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team
DNF Sean Williams (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team
DNF Matthew Guse (Can) Calyon Pro Cycling Team
DNF Mathieu Roy (Can) Calyon Pro Cycling Team
DNF Dave Brooks (Can) TREK Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic
DNF Logan Hunn (USA) Rubicon-ORBEA
DNF Shaun Morris (Aus) Rubicon-ORBEA
DNF Roman Van Uden (Nzl) Rubicon-ORBEA
DNF Allen Krugoff (USA) Team Rio Grande Cycling
DNF Ryan Hamity (USA) Team Rio Grande Cycling
DNF Taylor Sheldon (USA) Team Rio Grande Cycling
DNF Brad Bingham (USA) Team Rio Grande Cycling
DNF John Perkins (Can) Glotman Simpson Racing
DNF Chris Worsfold (Can) Glotman Simpson Racing
DNF Maurice Worsfold (Can) Glotman Simpson Racing
DNF Tom Last (GBr) Kinesis UK
DNF Josh James (Can) Kinesis UK
DNF Shane Savage (Can) Mighty Cycling
DNF Michael Rothengatter(Can) Escape Velocity
DNF Aaron Schooler (Can) Team H&R Block
DNF Anthony Steenburger(Can) Team H&R Block
DNF Michael Sencenbaugh(USA) Fanatik Bike Co
DNF Bryce Fegley (USA) Fanatik Bike Co.
DNF Russell Stead (Can) La Bicicletta
DNF David Gillam (Can) Cycle Solutions
DNF Kyle Fry (Can) Cycle Solutions/Angry Johnny’s Racing
DNF Jesse James Collins (Can) Bicisport Gruppo Sportivo Campione
DNF Aaron Chappell (Can) ERTC
DNF Shaun Adamson (Can) Juventus
DNF Joe Wessel (Can) Kelowna Cycle Opus sd23
DNF Geoff MacDonald (Can) ERTC/Revolution Cycle
DNF Andrew Roche (Ire) Pinarello
DNF Matthew O’Hagan (Can) Campione-Ratcliff Racing Team
DNF Sebastian Salas (Can) Campione-Ratcliff Racing Team
DNF Stephen Ferris (Can) ERTC/Revolution Cycle
DNF Stewart Bowmer (USA) Fanatik Bike Co.
DNF Jamie Sparling (Can) TREK Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic
DNF Phil Elsasser (USA) First Rate Mortgage Cycling Team
DNF Quinn Keogh (USA) Independent
DNF Cam Evans (Can) Symmetrics Cycling
DNS Zack Garland (Can) Kona-Adobe
DNS Chris Reid (Can) Kona-Adobe
DNS Shawn Goulet (Can) Kona-Adobe
DNS Maxime Vives (Can) Calyon Pro Cycling Team
DNS Tyler Trace (Can) TREK Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic
DNS Devon Viguls (USA) California Giant/Specialized
DNS Tim Abercrombie (Can) Escape Velocity
DNS Jeff Ain (Can) Escape Velocity
DNS Paul Beard (Can) Escape Velocity
DNS Owen Sturgess (Can) Escape Velocity
DNS Jeff Bolstad (Can) Team H&R Block
DNS Mark MacDonald (Can) Team H&R Block
DNS Kurtis Vallee (Can) Team Aviawest
DNS Matthew Martyniuk (Can) Moose Jaw Pavers/Boh’s Cycle
DNS Ben Chaddock (Can) Independent
DNS Jacob Erker (Can) Symmetrics Cycling

FINE – Did not sign in
Stevie Cullinan (USA) Team Waste Management
Christian Meier (Can) Symmetrics Cycling

Omnium

Pro Women

1. Ruth Corset (Nzl) Jazz Apple Cycling Team 31 points
2. Sarah Bamberger (USA) Cheerwine Pro Cycling 25
3. Natasha Elliott (Can) EMD Serono/Stevens 22
4. Steph Roorda (Can) Giant Bicycles/Team Whistler Canada 21
5. Sarah Stewart (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team 19
6. Lauren Ellis (Nzl) Jazz Apple Cycling Team 17
7. Heather Kay (Can) ERTC/Revolution Cycle 16
8. Kelly Benjamin (USA) Cheerwine Pro Cycling 14
9. Megan Rathwell (Can) Team H&R Block 12
10. Marie-Claude Gagnon(Can) Glotman Simpson 12
11. Rachel McBride (Can) West Point Cycles 11
12. Gillian Moody (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team 9
13. Megan Elliott (USA) Independant 9
14. Yukie Nakamura (Jpn) Team Kenda Tire 8
15. Amy Herlinveaux (Can) Dearden Construction 7
16. Kristine Brynjolfson (Can) Team Coastal 5
17. Stacey Spencer (Can) Different Bikes 4
18. Susannah Pryde (Nzl) Jazz Apple Cycling Team 4
19. Kelsey Miller (Can) Wedgewood Cycling Team 3
20. Leslie Vice (Can) Glotman Simpson 3
21. Karen Watson (Can) Glotman Simpson 3
22. Jennifer Schulz (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team 3
23. Jaymie McGowan (Can) Oak Bay Bikes 2
24. Margaret Pugh (Can) Chicks Cycling Club 2
25. Shoshauna Laxson (USA) Team Whistler 2
26. Dana Lis (Can) Chicks Cycling Club 2
27. Moriah MacGregor (Can) Giant Bicycles/Team Whistler Canada 2
28. Malindills MaClean (Nzl) Jazz Apple Cycling Team 2
29. Lisa Dorian (Can) Chicks Cycling Club 2
30. Marisa Russell (USA) Procon/FNBA 2
31. Jessica Hannah (Can) Giant Bicycles/Team Whistler Canada 2
32. Jennifer Tabbernor (Can) Team Whistler 1
33. Laura Brown (Can) Giant Bicycles/Team Whistler Canada 1
34. Jenny Trew (Can) Giant Bicycles/Team Whistler Canada 1
35. Alyssa Weninger (Can) Sask/BCW 1
36. Hannah Banks (Aus) ValueAct Capital 1
37. Gillian Carleton (Can) Organic Athlete 1
38. Monica Nelson (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team 1
39. Laura Van Gilder (USA) Cheerwine Pro Cycling 0
40. Virginie Gauthier (Can) Espoirs Saputo 0

Pro 1/2 Men

1. Matt Shriver (USA) Jittery Joe’s Pro Cycling 29 points
2. Andrew Pinfold (Can) Symmetrics Cycling 28
3. Chris Horner (USA) Astana Cycling Team 27
4. Will Routley (Can) Symmetrics Cycling 21
5. Kiel Reijnen (USA) Team Waste Management 15
6. Christian Meier (Can) Symmetrics Cycling 15
7. Francois Parisien (Can) Team RACE Pro 13
8. Tim Sherstobitoff (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team 11
9. Derrick St Joh (Can) Jet Fuel Coffee Cycling 9
10. Scott Zwizanski (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling Team 9
11. Cody Stevenson (Aus) Jittery Joe’s Pro Cycling 9
12. Chris Devries (Can) Team H&R Block 8
13. Mike Sayers (USA) BMC Pro Cycling Team 8
14. Evan Elken (USA) Jittery Joe’s Pro Cycling 7
15. Kyle Gritters (USA) Health Net Pro Cycling Team 7
16. Brad Kerr (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team 6
17. Rob Britton (Can) TREK Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic 6
18. Shaun Morris (Aus) Rubicon-ORBEA 5
19. Mark MacDonald (Can) Team H&R Block 5
20. Cory Forrest (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team 5
21` Morgan Schmitt (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling Team 4
22. Jared Barrilleaux (USA) Jittery Joe’s Pro Cycling 4
23. Cyrus Kangarloo (Can) Team H&R Block 3
24. Jeff Sherstobitoff (Can) Symmetrics Cycling 3
25. Mathew Bell (Can) Calyon Pro Cycling Team 3
26. Nic Hamilton (Can) Team Aviawest 3
27. Marcel Aarden (Can) Kona-Adobe 3
28. Stevie Cullinan (USA) Team Waste Management 3
29. Garrett Peltonen (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling Team 3
30. Nathan MacDonald (Can) TREK Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic 3
31. Carson Miller (Can) Rubicon-ORBEA 3
32. Dan MacDonald (Can) Kona-Adobe 3
33. Tim Henry (USA) Jittery Joe’s Pro Cycling 3
34. Ryan Taylor (Can) Campione-Ratcliff Racing Team 3
35. Ryan Anderson (USA) Symmetrics Cycling 3
36. Eric Wohlburg (Can) Symmetrics Cycling 3
37. Jonathan Gormick (Can) Kona-Adobe 3
38. Sean Mazich (USA) Team Waste Management 3
39. Matthew Guse (Can) Calyon Pro Cycling Team 2
40. Taylor Sheldon (USA) Team Rio Grande Cycling 2
41. Chris McNeil (Can) Team H&R Block 2
42. Ron Jenson (USA) Team Waste Management 2
43. Curtis Deardon (Can) Dearden Construction Services2
44. Grant Van Horn (USA) Team Waste Management 2
45. Tom Last (GBr) Kinesis UK 2
46. Matt Potma (Can) Kona-Adobe 2
47. Maurice Worsfold (Can) Glotman Simpson Racing 2
48. Andrew Roche (Ire) Pinarello 2
49. Bryce Fegley (USA) Fanatik Bike Co. 2
50. Allen Krughoff (USA) Team Rio Grande Cycling 2
51. Owen Harrison (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team2
52. Chris Worsfold (Can) Glotman Simpson Racing 2
53. Roman Van Uden (Nzl) Rubicon-ORBEA 2
54. Dave Brooks (Can) TREK Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic2
55. Trent Wilson (Aus) Jittery Joe’s Pro Cycling 2
56. Jeff Bolstad (Can) Team H&R Block 2
57. Trevor Haaheim (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team2
58. Roman Kilun (USA) Health Net Pro Cycling Team 2
59. Dan Skinner (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team2
60. Jamie Sparling (Can) TREK Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic 2
61. Dave Vukets (Can) TREK Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic2
62. Shawn Goulet (Can) Kona-Adobe 2
63. Kevin Noiles (Can) TREK Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic2
64. Jonathan Page (Can) Escape Velocity 2
65. Hugh Trenchard (Can) Shwalbe CC 2
66. Brad Bingham (USA) Team Rio Grande Cycling 1
67. Quinn Keogh (USA) Independent 1
68. Kurtis Vallee (Can) Team Aviawest 1
69. Ben Chaddock (Can) Independent 1
70. Matthew O’Hagan (Can) Campione-Ratcliff Racing Team 1
71. Ryan Hamity (USA) Team Rio Grande Cycling 1
72. Sebastian Salas (Can) Campione-Ratcliff Racing Team 1
73. Tyler Trace (Can) TREK Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic1
74. Kyle Fry (Can) Cycle Solutions/Angry Johnny’s Racing1
75. Aaron Chappell (Can) ERTC 1
76. Shaun Adamson (Can) Juventus 1
77. Aaron Schooler (Can) Team H&R Block 1
78. Michael Rothengatter (Can) Escape Velocity 1
79. Stewart Bowmer (USA) Fanatik Bike Co. 1
80. Mathieu Roy (Can) Calyon Pro Cycling Team 1
81. Michael Sencenbaugh(USA) Fanatik Bike Co 1
82. Sean Williams (Can) Total Restoration Cycling Team1
83. Jesse James Collins(Can) Bicisport Gruppo Sportivo Campione1
84. Joe Wessel (Can) Kelowna Cycle Opus sd23 1
85. Jon Parrish (USA) Team Waste Management 1
86. Geoff MacDonald (Can) ERTC/Revolution Cycle 1
87. Kirk O’Bee (USA) Health Net Pro Cycling Team 1
88. Anthony Steenbergen (Can) Team H&R Block 1
89. Logan Hunn (USA) Rubicon-ORBEA 1
90. Kyle Ward (USA) Team Waste Management 1
91. Phil Elsasser (USA) First Rate Mortgage Cycling Team1
92. Alistair Howard (Can) Kona-Adobe 1
93. Trevor Connor (Can) Chris Cookies/Swan Cycles 1
DNS Cam Evans (Can) Symmetrics Cycling 1
DNS Zack Garland (Can) Kona-Adobe 0
DNS Chris Reid (Can) Kona-Adobe 0
DNS Maxime Vives (Can) Calyon Pro Cycling Team 0
DNS John Perkins (Can) Glotman Simpson Racing 0
DNS Josh James (Can) Kinesis UK 0
DNS Devon Vigus (USA) California Giant/Specialized 0
DNS Shane Savage (Can) Mighty Cycling 0
DNS Tim Abercrombie (Can) Escape Velocity 0
DNS Jeff Ain (Can) Escape Velocity 0
DNS Paul Beard (Can) Escape Velocity 0
DNS Owen Sturgess (Can) Escape Velocity 0
DNS Russell Stead (Can) La Bicicletta 0
DNS David Gillam (Can) Cycle Solutions 0
DNS Matthew Martyniuk (Can) Moose Jaw Pavers/Boh’s Cycle 0
DNS Stephen Ferris (Can) ERTC/Revolution Cycle 0
DNS Jacob Erker (Can) Symmetrics Cycling 0