Mid-season NRC rankings released

Lucas Sebastian Haedo (Colavita/Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light) celebrates the stage win

Lucas Sebastian Haedo (Colavita/Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light) celebrates the stage win

Mid-way through America's 2009 National Racing Calendar (NRC) Colavita-Sutter Home professional men's team and Team Type 1 professional women's team lead the overall team standings while Sebastian Haedo and Alison Powers lead their respective teams in the individual rankings.

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Men's individual standingsRow 0 - Cell 1 Row 0 - Cell 2 Row 0 - Cell 3
1Sebastian Haedo (Colavita-Sutter Home)830pts
2Rory Sutherland (OUCH p/b Maxxis)785Row 2 - Cell 3
3Tom Zirbel (Bissell Pro Cycling Team)757Row 3 - Cell 3
4Ben Jacques-Maynes (Bissell Pro Cycling Team)421Row 4 - Cell 3
5Alejandro Borrajo (Colavita-Sutter Home)376Row 5 - Cell 3
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Men's team standingsRow 0 - Cell 1 Row 0 - Cell 2 Row 0 - Cell 3
1Colavita-Sutter Home2066pts
2Bissell Pro Cycling1715Row 2 - Cell 3
3OUCH p/b Maxxis1351Row 3 - Cell 3
4Jelly Belly Cycling Team801Row 4 - Cell 3
5Team Type 1732Row 5 - Cell 3
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Women's individual standingsRow 0 - Cell 1 Row 0 - Cell 2 Row 0 - Cell 3
1Alison Powers (Team Type 1)1030pts
2Kristin Armstrong (Cervelo Test Team)905Row 2 - Cell 3
3Shelley Olds (Proman-HitSquad)532Row 3 - Cell 3
4Katharine Carroll (Team TIBCO)459Row 4 - Cell 3
5Joanne Kiesanowski (Team TIBCO)450Row 5 - Cell 3
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Women's team standingsRow 0 - Cell 1 Row 0 - Cell 2 Row 0 - Cell 3
1Team Type 11495pts
2Team TIBCO1477Row 2 - Cell 3
3Webcor-Builders Cycling Team1202Row 3 - Cell 3
4Colavita-Sutter Home1191Row 4 - Cell 3
5Value Act Capital Cycling Team941Row 5 - Cell 3
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