Compton claims second victory

Katie Compton (Planet Bike) rode to her second consecutive solo victory of the weekend at the Boulder Cup on Sunday. Runner-up Amy Dombroski (Richard Sachs) outpaced former UCI Mountain Bike World Champion Alison Dunlap (Team Luna) to claim second by eight seconds.

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#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Katie Compton (Planet Bike)0:42:05
2Amy Dombroski (Richard Sachs- RGM)0:02:47
3Alison Dunlap (Luna Chix)0:02:55
4Meredith Miller (California Giant Berry Farm)0:03:07
5Kelli Emmett (Giant Bicycles)0:03:38
6Barbara Howe (Vanderkitten)0:04:13
7Alison Powers (Team Fuji)0:04:34
8Lisa Matlock Strong (Natural Grocers)0:05:47
9Sarah Maile (Ventana)0:06:30
10Kristal Boni (Blue Sky Velo)0:06:43
11Kathleen Hannon (Freewheel)0:06:46
12Rebecca Much (Hudz-Subaru)0:07:41
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#Rider Name (Country) Team
13Lindsey Bishop (Mafia Racing)
14Kori Seehafer (Team Type 1)
15Becca Blay (Mafia Racing)
16Lynn Bush (Tough Girl / Scott)
17Cristina Begy (Gates/Spot /Dales)
18Lauren Costantini (Blue Sky Velo)
19Kate Scheider (Mafia Racing)
20Catherine Johnson (Rocky Mount)
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Two laps down
#Rider Name (Country) Team
21Lora Heckman (Peloton Cycles)
22Melanie Long (Mafia Racing)
23Lauren Hall (Hudz-Subaru)
24Susan Prieto (Blue Sky Velo)
DNSGeorgia Gould (Luna Chix)
DNSLisa Curry (GAS/Intrinsik)
DNSNicole Duke (The Gear Movement)
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