Sneddon and Davison win BC Bike Race
Sager and Simms collect final stage victories
There is a reason the BC Bike Race is mostly won by regional riders. Technical courses require precision and to do that at high speeds is easier when you know what is ahead. Strength is important, but timing of energy use for the contour of the land, knowing where not to get hung up in tricky sections, and feeling confident in exactly how fast you can go through a blind corner all add up to better momentum and flow. You can always try to follow a local but they will eventually make a move that you didn’t see coming. A flick of the bars, combined with just the right pressure out of a corner sets up the bike and body for that squeeze between the trees you didn’t see coming. A sign of a technical course is when race history is predominantly on the side of locals and the time gaps from the front to back stretch over hours.
Men
In the end, Sechelt resident Kris Sneddon (Kona Racing) took home yellow for the second year. Throughout the week, he attacked in the trail and on the climbs and was probably the most all around rider in the men's race.
Pulled into the second overall position was his Kona teammate, American, Spencer Paxson. Tristan Uhl (787 Racing) was probably as capable of a rider on the descents as Sneddon, but as a first timer to the race he had the newness of the course and his admittedly lackluster climbing working against him.
Kona’s broom wagon was in town and ready to work for Sneddon. Uhl, from Austin Texas, never stopped attacking, and even on the last day he exploded off the front early as one last effort before the curtains closed. He faded hard and finished the lowest he had all week in ninth place, but still managed to hold on to third overall.
The stage wins were split three for Sneddon, two - including today - for Jason Sager (Backcountry Bikes), one for Barry Wicks of Kona, and one for Uhl. Tristan is the only rider who was doing the BCBR for the first time.
Sager’s second victory of the week came when he used his experience coming into the finishing turn to cut a sharp inside corner and come around Wicks for the stage win. It was a fitting finish for the Backcountry Bikes rider who claims to be on the retirement plan but can’t quite let go of his fitness or love of strategy. He ended up seventh in the overall.
"It doesn’t matter how your results are at BC you always have an awesome time.There is no better riding or racing anywhere," said Sager.
Women
Last year’s second place overall finisher and Whistler winner Kim Hurst entered the race looking to win stages but had come up short throughout the week. She decided this would be her last chance, and she lost no time going off the front to chase down the podium. She was in the lead looking confident when a racer ahead of her crashed and came down hard. Hurst stuck to the honor system of the race and stayed with the rider until help was able to come. Even though she didn’t gain the podium spot in the way she hoped for, she stood on it with the rest of the women at the end of her day in honor of her care for a fellow racer.
Probably the most exciting race of the week to watch was the women’s battle for the podium. It came down to a four-minute gap in Whistler between Wendy Simms (Kona Racing) and Lea Davison (Specialized Bicycles). Three different women went to the top of the podium throughout the week but the battle for first was between current US National Champion Davison and multi-time winner Simms. Each rider had reason to not be on best form for the BCBR, Davison five months out of hip surgery, and Simms returning to school as well as a general redirection away from racing.
On the first day, Davison gave everyone a reason to perk up and take notice when she opened up the week with a win in the North Shore. This Vermont native could not only climb fast, she also had the confidence and poise to bag one of the most technically challenging courses in this years race. From there on, it was a game of hot potato with first place between her and Simms and Sonya Looney (Topeak Ergon) who snagged the Powell River stage after a hard stage 2 where her normal sunny disposition was challenged by a tough day.
Simms went in to stage six with a five-minute gap on Davison, but the American’s tenacious attacks gave her a nine-minute win at the end of the day and moved her into the yellow jersey. Coming into the short final stage, closing a four minute gap seemed highly unlikely for Simms at the start of the day. True to her competitive spirit she didn’t let that deter her from attacking and putting Davison’s legs in shackles.
When Simms crossed the line first everyone checked the time to see what the gap to Davison would be. Two and a half minutes later she crossed the line winning the BC Bike Race by 1:49 after seven days and 18 hours of racing.
"Today I actually fell apart at the seams a little bit. I was super tired and honestly if there was 10 more km in the stage I would have lost it," said Davison. "It’s amazing to have it this close. A couple minutes separating us after 18 hours of racing so it’s been really fun with different faces on the podium."
It was Davison’s first time at the BC Bike Race, and she couldn’t wipe the grin off her face when talking about the race.
"It has amazing singletrack, is super fun, this race is very impressive, from transporting 600 people to the showers. I would suggest it to anyone. It should pretty much be on every mountain biker’s life list."
Very rarely does the women’s field have the depth of talent it did this year which made the racing that much more exciting to watch and to be a part of.
"It’s been fun having it be more competitive. It’s good to see and it’s bound to happen. You don’t have to worry too much about your reputation by getting smoked by Lea. She’s an awesome rider. She’s great technically and she’s super fit," said Simms.
Enduro men
One category that didn’t get much attention this year was the enduro part of the BC Bike Race. The race within the race got to a slow start when the timing in North Vancouver encountered some issues. This year the enduro format reduced its number of segments to one each day instead of two for the first six days of the race.
Andreas Hestler (Rocky Mountain Bicycles) ended up returning to the enduro top spot after getting bumped last year. He only had the slimmest eight-second margin over second place finisher Jeff Beaston from Courtney, BC. An even thinner margin of four seconds separated Beaston from Logan Wetzel (Transition Bikes). It was a week of exchanging stage wins and if Wetzel had not plowed his face into the ground in Squamish he might have had the 12 seconds he needed to win the overall.
The enduro riders are trying to shaving seconds by saving energy before each stage and taking lines a more conservative general classification rider would resist attempting. Beaston and Hestler each live near where a stage was held and Wetzel made the relatively short drive up from Bellingham, Washington to tackle the BCBR enduro overall.
When asked why a local such as himself would do the race, Beaston sited the vibe more than anything of the event as the appeal. "I never wanted to do it before then last year. I went and watched a stage, and something flipped. Looked really cool the excitement and the people were stoked. It was then I decided to do my local race. I’d do it again every couple years."
Wetzel last did the race in 2008 and noticed the change. "Back then it was longer days with a lot more fireroad. It’s definitely better now. It’s a little more condensed and higher quality. You have a little more time to relax. But it’s still very challenging."
Enduro women
In the women's category of the enduro, the top two spots were taken by Catherine Pendrel (Luna Chix) and Wendy Simms (Kona Racing). Those two are some of the smoothest riders any where and have raced on the international scene for years. It was third place finisher Emilie Thy of Cumberland who entered the race the week before it started with a friends entry that really showed her grassroots chops. She may not have been as fast in the overall, but her placing proves that the enduro rider can come from a different segment of fitness and still be competitive with some of the best riders in the world.
The only difficulty Thy had was getting around the slower riders around her. Pendrel and Simms were going hard and amongst riders who are of similar riding ability. They took the course at a more relaxed pace until the enduro segments which meant more people to come around when she dropped in.
To the guys out there in her way, she had to do the best she could to get around them. "I say please please please let me by, to a lot of stubborn guys that maybe aren’t so excited about girls passing them going down. Then I say please some more and then I just cut inside the corner."
Duos
There are a lot of great races going on at the BC Bike Race but the duo category is the one that has the most tradition. The BCBR started out as a duo only race before allowing the solo category. Part of the reason was to keep a buddy system on the longer point to point days when being lost and alone on technical trail was more of a safety issue.
This year the category had less competition but the teams at the top were winning the overall in stages and proving that two people can go fast. The other interesting element to the two top teams was the composition of an older more experienced rider leading a younger first timer through the trails of British Columbia.
The Rocky Mountain Bicycles duo men's team of Greg Day and Quinn Molberg, who both live in Squamish, ended the week with another win in their category as well as a top 10 finish in the overall stage in Whistler. Probably the highlight of their week was winning the overall stage in Squamish where both live within hucking distance to the trails they raced on. Getting to race at home can be extra motivation when you have your support network there cheering you on. For Molberg that was "Friends and family. Parents, brother sister, girlfriend, bike coach. Everyone that is meaningful." on the sidelines giving you the boost you need.
Luna Chix women's duo team of Catherine Pendrel and Maghalie Rochette were dominant in their category as Pendrel set a challenging pace for her enthusiastic apprentice Rochette. When asked how her teammate was and did they have any laughs on the trail, Rochette quipped, "I couldn't wish for a better teammate. Maybe she's laughing, but I'm just looking at her two Shimano stickers on the back triangle of her bike, and I'm watching that and staying there making sure the two stickers don't go too far away." Rochette's determination to stay on pace and learn how these stage races worked was clear all week.
"Maghalie never had done a stage race. She was wondering how hard can we dig and the more days we did, the more confidence she got and that became 'Hey I can do this,'" said Pendrel "She's so positive all the time and receptive to learning. She's a really good partner to have."
Results
# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Team Jason Jason Sager (United States) | 1:10:08 |
2 | Team Barry Barry Wicks (United States) | 0:00:03 |
3 | Team Spencer Spencer Paxson (None) | 0:00:05 |
4 | Team Kris Kris Sneddon (Canada) | 0:00:07 |
5 | Team Erik Erik Skovgaard Knudsen (Denmark) | 0:01:09 |
6 | Team Toby Toby Swanson (United States) | Row 5 - Cell 2 |
7 | Team Oliver Oliver Zurbruegg (None) | 0:01:10 |
8 | Team Nico Nico Pfitzenmaier (South Africa) | Row 7 - Cell 2 |
9 | Team Tristan Tristan Uhl (United States) | 0:03:25 |
10 | Team Aaron Aaron Wilson (United States) | 0:04:20 |
11 | Team James James Porter (United Kingdom) | 0:04:34 |
12 | Team William William Geor (Australia) | 0:04:37 |
13 | Team Chris Chris Benson (Canada) | 0:05:09 |
14 | Team Motoshi Motoshi Kadota (Japan) | 0:05:17 |
15 | Team Travis Travis Hauck (Canada) | 0:05:24 |
16 | Team Garett Garett Heitman (United States) | 0:05:45 |
17 | Team Nick Nick Gould (United States) | 0:05:48 |
18 | Team Michael Michael Robinson (Canada) | 0:06:42 |
19 | Team Stephen Stephen Dempsey (United States) | 0:07:10 |
20 | Team Peter Peter Reid (Canada) | 0:07:51 |
21 | Team Tim Tim Olson (United States) | 0:07:55 |
22 | Team Logan Logan Wetzel (United States) | 0:07:59 |
23 | Team Eric Eric Tourville (Canada) | 0:08:35 |
24 | Team Brian Brian Cooke (Canada) | 0:08:50 |
25 | Team Shawn Shawn Bunnin (Canada) | 0:08:53 |
26 | Team Geir Ottar Geir Ottar Kvernstuen (Norway) | 0:08:58 |
27 | Team David David Voll (Germany) | 0:09:17 |
28 | Team Joel Joel Harwood (Canada) | 0:09:41 |
29 | Team Stevie Stevie Cullinan (United States) | 0:09:49 |
30 | Team Robb Robb Parsons (United States) | 0:09:56 |
31 | Team Nick Nick Hendrickson (United States) | 0:10:45 |
32 | Team Andreas Andreas Hestler (Canada) | 0:10:46 |
33 | Team Ryan Ryan Keesey (Canada) | 0:11:06 |
34 | Team Ben Ben Sigston (Canada) | 0:11:20 |
35 | Team Benjamin Benjamin Perin (United States) | 0:11:47 |
36 | Team Carlos Carlos Lizalde (Mexico) | 0:12:10 |
37 | Team Raimu Raimu Sonobe (Canada) | 0:13:03 |
38 | Team Thiago Thiago Fernandes (Brazil) | 0:14:45 |
39 | Team Mark Mark Dunlop (New Zealand) | 0:15:21 |
40 | Team Ross Ross Wilkinson (Australia) | 0:15:48 |
41 | Team Damian Damian Gonzalez (United States) | 0:16:05 |
42 | Team Erik Erik Bakke (Canada) | 0:16:20 |
43 | Team Dave Dave Jetz (Canada) | 0:16:21 |
44 | Team Robert Robert Biard (United States) | 0:17:14 |
45 | Team Charles Charles Kim Jr. (United States) | 0:17:35 |
46 | Team Axel Axel Duennwald (Switzerland) | 0:18:12 |
47 | Team Jonathan Jonathan Nutbrown (Canada) | 0:18:26 |
48 | Team Gian Gian Malaer (Switzerland) | 0:18:29 |
49 | Team Mike Mike Levy (None) | 0:18:33 |
50 | Team Matthew Matthew Boulcott (New Zealand) | 0:18:53 |
51 | Team Justin Justin Grow (United States) | 0:19:00 |
52 | D & J David Anderson (Canada) | Row 51 - Cell 2 |
53 | Team Ofer Ofer Rubin (United States) | 0:19:36 |
54 | Team Jeff Jeff Beeston (Canada) | 0:19:52 |
55 | Team Gustavo Gustavo Astolphi (Brazil) | 0:20:46 |
56 | Team Dave Dave Sutton (Canada) | 0:20:49 |
57 | Team Mads Mads Hoffmann (Denmark) | 0:21:49 |
58 | Team Kent Kent Allison (New Zealand) | 0:21:54 |
59 | Team Peter Peter Gierlich (Netherlands) | 0:22:29 |
60 | Team Richard Richard Hemmings (United Kingdom) | 0:22:56 |
61 | Team David David Stringer (Canada) | 0:22:57 |
62 | Team Delvis Delvis Gomez (United States) | 0:24:22 |
63 | Team Lyell Lyell Woloschuk (Canada) | 0:24:41 |
64 | Team Chris Chris Pauls (Germany) | 0:24:59 |
65 | Team Ricardo Ricardo Purri (Brazil) | 0:25:05 |
66 | Team Joe Joe Johnson (Canada) | 0:25:09 |
67 | Team Pedro Pedro Ferolla (Brazil) | 0:25:17 |
68 | Team Brandon Brandon Thomson (Canada) | 0:26:02 |
69 | Team David David Whybrew (Australia) | 0:26:06 |
70 | Team Adam Adam Dewitt (United States) | 0:26:45 |
71 | Team David David Smyth (Australia) | 0:26:48 |
72 | Team Ãëœystein Ãëœystein Nesse (Norway) | 0:27:35 |
73 | Team Raz Raz Dana (Israel) | 0:28:37 |
74 | Team Tim Tim Schafer (Canada) | 0:28:48 |
75 | Team Chris Chris Watts (United States) | 0:29:11 |
76 | Team Ted Ted Hahn (United States) | 0:29:15 |
77 | Team Matthew Matthew Perry (Canada) | 0:29:16 |
78 | Team Tim Tim Hogan (Canada) | 0:29:38 |
79 | Team James James Maebus (Australia) | 0:30:10 |
80 | Team Bjarke Bjarke Refslund (Denmark) | 0:30:33 |
81 | Team Travis Travis Goodrich (United States) | 0:30:57 |
82 | Team Mulvey Mulvey Kelly (New Zealand) | 0:32:05 |
83 | Team Nick Nick Bedford (New Zealand) | 0:32:28 |
84 | Team Ico Ico Schutte (None) | 0:33:39 |
85 | Team Michael Michael Wolf (Canada) | 0:34:01 |
86 | Team Leonardo Leonardo Moraes (Brazil) | 0:35:03 |
87 | Team Nik Nik Wolfgramm (Switzerland) | 0:36:23 |
88 | Team Shiva Shiva Mayer (United States) | 0:36:27 |
89 | Team Mauricio Mauricio Gonzalez (Costa Rica) | 0:37:06 |
90 | Team Julio Alfredo Julio Alfredo Wanderer (Brazil) | 0:37:44 |
91 | Team Jamie Jamie Dool (Canada) | 0:39:08 |
92 | Team Daniel Daniel Ferraz (Brazil) | 0:39:58 |
93 | Team Stefan Stefan Kendel (Canada) | 0:40:08 |
94 | Team Chris Chris Hollett (Canada) | 0:41:03 |
95 | Boodookie Racing Le Le (United States) | 0:41:40 |
96 | Team Pete Pete Tabor (United States) | 0:42:23 |
97 | Team Tom Tom Place (United States) | 0:42:36 |
98 | Team Frantz Frantz Noel (Canada) | 0:42:39 |
99 | Team Andrew Andrew Dutton (United States) | 0:43:17 |
100 | Team Aaron Aaron Chamberlain (None) | 0:43:24 |
101 | Team Christopher Christopher Rampton (United States) | Row 100 - Cell 2 |
102 | Team Robert Robert Stephenson (Australia) | 0:43:29 |
103 | Team David David Artusi (United States) | 0:43:32 |
104 | Team Jed Jed Salazar (United States) | 0:44:01 |
105 | Team Matt Matt Del Nin (Canada) | 0:46:08 |
106 | D & J Julius Von Bieberstein (Canada) | 0:48:02 |
107 | Boodookie Racing Ryan Moore (United States) | 0:48:48 |
108 | Team Andrew Andrew Boulton (Canada) | 0:49:34 |
109 | Team Buchanan Buchanan Elliott (Canada) | 0:49:42 |
110 | Team Shane Shane Helwer (Canada) | 0:50:55 |
111 | Team James James Gibbins (Canada) | 0:50:58 |
112 | Team Christian Christian Palzer (United States) | 0:51:40 |
113 | Team Aaron Aaron Ufferman (United States) | 0:52:06 |
114 | Team Dan Dan Rach (Canada) | 0:53:32 |
115 | Team Michael Michael Grant-Orser (Canada) | 0:54:29 |
116 | Team Dave Dave Herrick (United States) | 0:54:53 |
117 | Team Scott Scott Zuk (Canada) | 0:55:19 |
118 | Team Jeff Jeff Sears (Canada) | 0:55:58 |
119 | Team Zachary Zachary Schneider (United States) | 0:57:08 |
120 | Team Russell Russell Van Der Beeck (United Kingdom) | 0:58:06 |
121 | Team Jeremy Jeremy Larsen (United States) | 0:58:38 |
122 | Team Ruy Ruy Cunha Filho (Brazil) | 1:00:11 |
123 | Team Simon Simon Ross (Australia) | 1:02:51 |
124 | Team Armando Armando Murga (Canada) | 1:03:03 |
125 | Team Michael Michael Kirkpatrick (Canada) | 1:05:49 |
126 | Team David David Fast (Canada) | 1:06:34 |
127 | Team Trevor Trevor Poth (Canada) | 1:06:36 |
128 | Team Cody Cody Howitt (Canada) | Row 127 - Cell 2 |
129 | Team Ryan Ryan Sweeney (Canada) | 1:06:50 |
130 | Team Michael Michael Molloy (Australia) | 1:08:47 |
131 | Team Shawn Shawn Graver (Sweden) | 1:12:51 |
132 | Team Mike Mike Whitbread (United Kingdom) | 1:16:54 |
133 | Team Omer Omer Shapira (United States) | 1:17:00 |
134 | Team David David Kinnear (United Kingdom) | 1:17:09 |
135 | Team Philip Philip Evans (United States) | 1:22:02 |
136 | Team Ugo Ugo Pallavicini (Brazil) | 1:38:31 |
137 | Team Jeremiah Jeremiah Stieben (Canada) | 1:40:20 |
138 | Team Matthew Matthew Henry (United States) | 1:46:36 |
139 | Team Dan Dan Hendricks (United States) | 2:21:20 |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Team Wendy Wendy Simms (Canada) | 1:28:34 |
2 | Team Lea Lea Davison (United States) | 0:02:30 |
3 | Team Sonya Sonya Looney (United States) | 0:03:37 |
4 | Team Amanda Amanda Sin (Canada) | 0:06:17 |
5 | Team Kim Kim Hurst (New Zealand) | 0:06:18 |
6 | Team Margaret Margaret Leyland (New Zealand) | 0:07:34 |
7 | Team Terri Terri Rhodes (Australia) | 0:09:20 |
8 | Team Sarah Sarah Greenwood (Canada) | 0:11:14 |
9 | Team Emilie Emilie Thy (Canada) | 0:14:01 |
10 | Team Karen Karen Mann (Canada) | 0:18:25 |
11 | Team Rikke Rikke Kornvig (Denmark) | 0:19:33 |
12 | Team Melanie Melanie Gabanna (Canada) | 0:21:32 |
13 | Team Cindy Cindy Bakke (Canada) | 0:23:40 |
14 | Team Genevieve Genevieve Baril (Canada) | 0:23:47 |
15 | Team Natalie Natalie Nohra (Canada) | 0:25:10 |
16 | Team Deborah Deborah Motsch (France) | 0:25:47 |
17 | Team Anisse Anisse Chami (Brazil) | 0:39:36 |
18 | Team Carolina Carolina Pereira (Brazil) | Row 17 - Cell 2 |
19 | Team Niki Niki Milleson (United States) | 0:40:12 |
20 | Team Elizabeth Elizabeth Vezina (Canada) | 0:40:59 |
21 | Team Megan Megan Blackett (New Zealand) | 0:41:49 |
22 | Valhalla Pure Outfitters Nanaimo - Partners in Grime Christina Sharun (Canada) | 0:45:39 |
23 | Team Izabela Izabela Rudol (Australia) | 0:45:56 |
24 | Team Siobhan Siobhan Fox (Canada) | 0:47:28 |
25 | Team Danielle Danielle Petancic (United States) | 1:02:31 |
26 | Team Tiffany Tiffany Watts (United States) | 1:05:10 |
27 | Dirt Girls Kim Story (Canada) | 1:13:40 |
28 | Dirt Girls Tracy Watkin (Canada) | 1:13:41 |
29 | Team Lynda Lynda Lawrence (Canada) | 1:19:40 |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Rocky Mountain Bicycles Greg Day (Canada) Quinn Moberg (Canada) | 1:12:45 |
2 | Rocky Mountain Christian Gauvin (Canada) Ian Carbonneau (Canada) | 0:08:41 |
3 | Bike4Life Joerg Franke (Switzerland) Ruben Wey (Switzerland) | 0:09:50 |
4 | Bike Barn/Jakroo Samuel Kummrow (Switzerland) Aart Van Kooy (Canada) | 0:10:31 |
5 | Team Jean-Francois Gelinas (Canada) Jean-Francois Gelinas (Canada) Jerome (Canada) | 0:18:15 |
6 | Van Mercer Mike Mercer (Canada) Bill Van Beek (Canada) | Row 5 - Cell 2 |
7 | Jabali Diego Grasa Yago (Spain) Marc Gasch Navarro (Spain) | 0:18:17 |
8 | Cern FB Lionel Peyrard (France) Mika Kinnunen (Switzerland) | 0:21:43 |
9 | The Norwegians Ketil Heggtveit (Norway) Christian Coll (Norway) | 0:23:10 |
10 | Wallace Boys Steven Wallace (United States) Brian Wallace (United States) | 0:24:17 |
11 | Beachwood bikes Adam Davison (United States) Alexander Murray (United States) | 0:24:50 |
12 | PowerWatts Nord Rejean Rochette (Canada) David Gagnon (Canada) | 0:27:51 |
13 | Team NZ Graham Norman (New Zealand) Tony Innes (New Zealand) | 0:28:59 |
14 | Gizbin Etienne Lessard (Canada) Samuel Bouchard (Canada) | 0:32:04 |
15 | Lekka Loops Henk Van Zyl (Canada) Lennard Pretorius (Canada) | 0:37:30 |
16 | Team AH Joshua Simpson (United States) Nicholas Adsero (United States) | 0:38:10 |
17 | Poivre et Sel Yapo Alle-Ando (Canada) Denis Vachon (Canada) | 0:40:05 |
18 | The Swizzly Grizzlys Marco Baer (Switzerland) Dieter Baer (Switzerland) | 0:44:11 |
19 | Team ValBerg Brian Valverde (United States) Derek Melberg (United States) | 0:47:37 |
20 | Pinch Flats Bruce Mcknight (Canada) Jamie Sproule (Canada) | 0:50:57 |
21 | Slow Poke Nick Bitar (Australia) Patrick Cooper (Australia) | 1:00:44 |
22 | Leatherstocking Cutters Jens Foehrenbach (United States) James Bernard (United States) | 1:06:12 |
23 | FT26 Nicolas Lemoing (Germany) Steffen Schraegle (Germany) | 1:11:59 |
24 | oldbutslow Charles Whiting (United States) Scot Jones (United States) | 1:14:17 |
25 | Pil Piles 1 Xujie Yang (Spain) Pablo Beltran (Spain) | 1:28:40 |
26 | Pil Piles 2 Weibin Ruan Ye (Spain) Carlos Shan Wen Ruan (Spain) | 1:37:28 |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | LUNA Chix Maghalie Rochette (Canada) Catharine Pendrel (Canada) | 1:19:12 |
2 | TaG Team Lesley Tomlinson (Canada) Gretchen Reeves (Canada) | 0:23:25 |
3 | Golden Bay Kayaks NZ Mary Jowett (New Zealand) Lisa Savage (New Zealand) | 0:25:16 |
4 | Saddle tramps Karin Grubb (Canada) Saravie Brewer (Canada) | 0:39:52 |
5 | Kristi 'n Jane Jane Guyer (United States) Kristi Stump (United States) | 0:48:27 |
6 | AwesomeX2 Tricia Davis (United States) Debbie Hunter (United States) | 0:59:23 |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Team Kris Kris Sneddon (Canada) | 15:13:54 |
2 | Team Spencer Spencer Paxson (None) | 0:02:38 |
3 | Team Tristan Tristan Uhl (United States) | 0:11:45 |
4 | Team Barry Barry Wicks (United States) | 0:21:11 |
5 | Team Erik Erik Skovgaard Knudsen (Denmark) | 0:34:22 |
6 | Team Oliver Oliver Zurbruegg (None) | 0:37:52 |
7 | Team Jason Jason Sager (United States) | 0:43:57 |
8 | Team Nico Nico Pfitzenmaier (South Africa) | 0:44:51 |
9 | Team Toby Toby Swanson (United States) | 1:10:12 |
10 | Team Garett Garett Heitman (United States) | 1:22:35 |
11 | Team Travis Travis Hauck (Canada) | 1:28:05 |
12 | Team Logan Logan Wetzel (United States) | 1:32:45 |
13 | Team Aaron Aaron Wilson (United States) | 1:33:28 |
14 | Team Chris Chris Benson (Canada) | 1:33:42 |
15 | Team Nick Nick Gould (United States) | 1:39:49 |
16 | Team Peter Peter Reid (Canada) | 1:42:10 |
17 | Team Shawn Shawn Bunnin (Canada) | 1:42:31 |
18 | Team William William Geor (Australia) | 1:53:16 |
19 | Team Geir Ottar Geir Ottar Kvernstuen (Norway) | 1:53:17 |
20 | Team James James Porter (United Kingdom) | 1:56:58 |
21 | Team Brian Brian Cooke (Canada) | 2:08:50 |
22 | Team David David Voll (Germany) | 2:11:41 |
23 | Team Joel Joel Harwood (Canada) | 2:39:53 |
24 | Team Erik Erik Bakke (Canada) | 2:48:52 |
25 | Team Tim Tim Olson (United States) | 2:52:15 |
26 | Team Damian Damian Gonzalez (United States) | 2:53:54 |
27 | Team Stephen Stephen Dempsey (United States) | 2:55:18 |
28 | Team Motoshi Motoshi Kadota (Japan) | 2:58:51 |
29 | Team Robb Robb Parsons (United States) | 3:01:11 |
30 | Team Andreas Andreas Hestler (Canada) | 3:05:43 |
31 | Team Carlos Carlos Lizalde (Mexico) | 3:12:09 |
32 | Team Eric Eric Tourville (Canada) | 3:16:32 |
33 | Team Benjamin Benjamin Perin (United States) | 3:26:03 |
34 | Team Ben Ben Sigston (Canada) | 3:26:53 |
35 | Team Bjarke Bjarke Refslund (Denmark) | 3:29:00 |
36 | Team Dave Dave Jetz (Canada) | 3:32:19 |
37 | Team Thiago Thiago Fernandes (Brazil) | 3:33:36 |
38 | Team Raimu Raimu Sonobe (Canada) | 3:39:40 |
39 | Team Robert Robert Biard (United States) | 3:40:14 |
40 | Team Ryan Ryan Keesey (Canada) | 3:43:55 |
41 | Team Nick Nick Hendrickson (United States) | 3:55:22 |
42 | Team Jeff Jeff Beeston (Canada) | 3:57:22 |
43 | Team Jonathan Jonathan Nutbrown (Canada) | 3:57:47 |
44 | Team Gian Gian Malaer (Switzerland) | 3:59:07 |
45 | Team Axel Axel Duennwald (Switzerland) | 4:01:48 |
46 | Team Ofer Ofer Rubin (United States) | 4:10:37 |
47 | Team Ross Ross Wilkinson (Australia) | 4:16:38 |
48 | Team Mike Mike Levy (None) | 4:31:06 |
49 | Team Dave Dave Sutton (Canada) | 4:35:14 |
50 | Team Buchanan Buchanan Elliott (Canada) | 4:54:41 |
51 | Team Gustavo Gustavo Astolphi (Brazil) | 4:58:03 |
52 | Team Kent Kent Allison (New Zealand) | 5:09:21 |
53 | Team Mark Mark Dunlop (New Zealand) | 5:11:03 |
54 | Team Mads Mads Hoffmann (Denmark) | 5:13:14 |
55 | Team David David Stringer (Canada) | 5:18:26 |
56 | Team Matthew Matthew Boulcott (New Zealand) | 5:20:19 |
57 | Team James James Maebus (Australia) | 5:22:13 |
58 | Team Pedro Pedro Ferolla (Brazil) | 5:31:36 |
59 | Team Justin Justin Grow (United States) | 5:42:54 |
60 | Team Ãëœystein Ãëœystein Nesse (Norway) | 5:43:20 |
61 | Team Adam Adam Dewitt (United States) | 5:44:08 |
62 | Team Peter Peter Gierlich (Netherlands) | 5:45:21 |
63 | Team Raz Raz Dana (Israel) | 5:48:57 |
64 | Team Delvis Delvis Gomez (United States) | 5:56:53 |
65 | Team Brandon Brandon Thomson (Canada) | 6:00:45 |
66 | Team Ricardo Ricardo Purri (Brazil) | 6:17:48 |
67 | Team Nick Nick Bedford (New Zealand) | 6:22:15 |
68 | Team Stevie Stevie Cullinan (United States) | 6:33:27 |
69 | Team David David Smyth (Australia) | 6:47:22 |
70 | Team Joe Joe Johnson (Canada) | 6:48:38 |
71 | Team David David Whybrew (Australia) | 6:56:52 |
72 | Team Ted Ted Hahn (United States) | 7:09:06 |
73 | Team Chris Chris Pauls (Germany) | 7:15:56 |
74 | Team Tim Tim Schafer (Canada) | 7:16:13 |
75 | Team Richard Richard Hemmings (United Kingdom) | 7:36:36 |
76 | Team Mulvey Mulvey Kelly (New Zealand) | 7:39:05 |
77 | Team Charles Charles Kim Jr. (United States) | 7:46:09 |
78 | Team Chris Chris Watts (United States) | 7:46:11 |
79 | Team Ico Ico Schutte (None) | 7:47:03 |
80 | Team Tim Tim Hogan (Canada) | 8:15:04 |
81 | Team Nik Nik Wolfgramm (Switzerland) | 8:30:31 |
82 | Team Matthew Matthew Perry (Canada) | 8:31:45 |
83 | Team Shiva Shiva Mayer (United States) | 8:54:16 |
84 | Team Jamie Jamie Dool (Canada) | 9:00:57 |
85 | Team Pete Pete Tabor (United States) | 9:02:40 |
86 | Team Stefan Stefan Kendel (Canada) | 9:07:54 |
87 | Team Frantz Frantz Noel (Canada) | 9:12:56 |
88 | Team Julio Alfredo Julio Alfredo Wanderer (Brazil) | 9:13:05 |
89 | Team Travis Travis Goodrich (United States) | 9:18:26 |
90 | Team Michael Michael Wolf (Canada) | 9:27:22 |
91 | Team Leonardo Leonardo Moraes (Brazil) | 9:48:43 |
92 | Team Daniel Daniel Ferraz (Brazil) | 10:10:02 |
93 | Team Andrew Andrew Dutton (United States) | 10:10:05 |
94 | Team Aaron Aaron Chamberlain (None) | 10:42:10 |
95 | Team Christopher Christopher Rampton (United States) | 10:44:27 |
96 | Team Chris Chris Hollett (Canada) | 10:47:06 |
97 | Team Mauricio Mauricio Gonzalez (Costa Rica) | 10:47:17 |
98 | Team James James Gibbins (Canada) | 11:14:11 |
99 | Team Matt Matt Del Nin (Canada) | 12:07:06 |
100 | Team David David Fast (Canada) | 12:32:17 |
101 | Team Trevor Trevor Poth (Canada) | 13:00:14 |
102 | Team Jeremy Jeremy Larsen (United States) | Row 101 - Cell 2 |
103 | Team Cody Cody Howitt (Canada) | 13:00:18 |
104 | Team Christian Christian Palzer (United States) | 13:23:47 |
105 | Boodookie Racing Ryan Moore (United States) | 13:25:46 |
106 | Team Jeff Jeff Sears (Canada) | 13:34:56 |
107 | Team Tom Tom Place (United States) | 13:36:41 |
108 | Team Scott Scott Zuk (Canada) | 13:44:25 |
109 | Team Andrew Andrew Boulton (Canada) | 13:49:09 |
110 | Team Armando Armando Murga (Canada) | 13:49:24 |
111 | Team David David Artusi (United States) | 14:15:16 |
112 | Team Dan Dan Hendricks (United States) | 14:51:46 |
113 | Team Dan Dan Rach (Canada) | 15:03:45 |
114 | Team Mike Mike Whitbread (United Kingdom) | 15:10:06 |
115 | Team Russell Russell Van Der Beeck (United Kingdom) | 15:13:07 |
116 | Team Robert Robert Stephenson (Australia) | 15:14:07 |
117 | Team Ugo Ugo Pallavicini (Brazil) | 16:11:26 |
118 | Team Simon Simon Ross (Australia) | 16:15:08 |
119 | Team David David Kinnear (United Kingdom) | 16:45:32 |
120 | Team Michael Michael Molloy (Australia) | 17:58:40 |
121 | Team Shawn Shawn Graver (Sweden) | 18:07:07 |
122 | Team Ryan Ryan Sweeney (Canada) | 18:10:55 |
123 | Team Philip Philip Evans (United States) | 18:18:25 |
124 | Team Michael Michael Grant-Orser (Canada) | 18:29:30 |
125 | Team Zachary Zachary Schneider (United States) | 18:39:49 |
126 | Team Ruy Ruy Cunha Filho (Brazil) | 18:49:45 |
127 | Team Omer Omer Shapira (United States) | 18:57:20 |
128 | Team Michael Michael Kirkpatrick (Canada) | 19:14:25 |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
---|---|---|
1 | Team Lea Lea Davison (United States) | 18:27:48 |
2 | Team Wendy Wendy Simms (Canada) | 0:01:49 |
3 | Team Sonya Sonya Looney (United States) | 0:19:15 |
4 | Team Kim Kim Hurst (New Zealand) | 0:37:10 |
5 | Team Amanda Amanda Sin (Canada) | 1:26:18 |
6 | Team Terri Terri Rhodes (Australia) | 2:22:42 |
7 | Team Margaret Margaret Leyland (New Zealand) | 3:30:11 |
8 | Team Sarah Sarah Greenwood (Canada) | 3:41:57 |
9 | Team Emilie Emilie Thy (Canada) | 4:10:25 |
10 | Team Karen Karen Mann (Canada) | 4:30:13 |
11 | Team Natalie Natalie Nohra (Canada) | 5:55:00 |
12 | Team Cindy Cindy Bakke (Canada) | 7:05:03 |
13 | Team Genevieve Genevieve Baril (Canada) | 7:10:57 |
14 | Team Deborah Deborah Motsch (France) | 7:33:26 |
15 | Team Melanie Melanie Gabanna (Canada) | 7:46:21 |
16 | Team Megan Megan Blackett (New Zealand) | 7:56:45 |
17 | Team Niki Niki Milleson (United States) | 9:46:26 |
18 | Team Elizabeth Elizabeth Vezina (Canada) | 9:50:44 |
19 | Team Anisse Anisse Chami (Brazil) | 10:43:19 |
20 | Team Carolina Carolina Pereira (Brazil) | 10:44:41 |
21 | Valhalla Pure Outfitters Nanaimo - Partners in Grime Christina Sharun (Canada) | 11:37:06 |
22 | Team Siobhan Siobhan Fox (Canada) | 13:57:54 |
23 | Team Tiffany Tiffany Watts (United States) | 16:00:15 |
24 | Team Danielle Danielle Petancic (United States) | 17:40:17 |
25 | Dirt Girls Tracy Watkin (Canada) | 19:28:29 |
26 | Team Lynda Lynda Lawrence (Canada) | 19:54:23 |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
---|---|---|
1 | Rocky Mountain Bicycles Greg Day (Canada) Quinn Moberg (Canada) | 16:12:07 |
2 | Bike4Life Joerg Franke (Switzerland) Ruben Wey (Switzerland) | 1:49:58 |
3 | Bike Barn/Jakroo Samuel Kummrow (Switzerland) Aart Van Kooy (Canada) | 1:59:57 |
4 | Rocky Mountain Christian Gauvin (Canada) Ian Carbonneau (Canada) | 2:15:02 |
5 | Jabali Diego Grasa Yago (Spain) Marc Gasch Navarro (Spain) | 4:28:48 |
6 | Team Jean-Francois Gelinas (Canada) Jean-Francois Gelinas (Canada) Jerome (Canada) | 4:31:35 |
7 | Van Mercer Mike Mercer (Canada) Bill Van Beek (Canada) | 4:46:00 |
8 | The Norwegians Ketil Heggtveit (Norway) Christian Coll (Norway) | 5:07:36 |
9 | PowerWatts Nord Rejean Rochette (Canada) David Gagnon (Canada) | 5:13:14 |
10 | Cern FB Lionel Peyrard (France) Mika Kinnunen (Switzerland) | 5:13:18 |
11 | Team NZ Graham Norman (New Zealand) Tony Innes (New Zealand) | 5:18:46 |
12 | Wallace Boys Steven Wallace (United States) Brian Wallace (United States) | 6:17:24 |
13 | Beachwood bikes Adam Davison (United States) Alexander Murray (United States) | 7:01:57 |
14 | Gizbin Etienne Lessard (Canada) Samuel Bouchard (Canada) | 7:42:34 |
15 | Team AH Joshua Simpson (United States) Nicholas Adsero (United States) | 7:58:29 |
16 | Lekka Loops Henk Van Zyl (Canada) Lennard Pretorius (Canada) | 8:55:23 |
17 | Team ValBerg Brian Valverde (United States) Derek Melberg (United States) | 11:05:57 |
18 | The Swizzly Grizzlys Marco Baer (Switzerland) Dieter Baer (Switzerland) | 11:22:07 |
19 | Poivre et Sel Yapo Alle-Ando (Canada) Denis Vachon (Canada) | 11:50:52 |
20 | FT26 Nicolas Lemoing (Germany) Steffen Schraegle (Germany) | 13:58:59 |
21 | Pinch Flats Bruce Mcknight (Canada) Jamie Sproule (Canada) | 14:08:38 |
22 | oldbutslow Charles Whiting (United States) Scot Jones (United States) | 16:45:31 |
23 | Slow Poke Nick Bitar (Australia) Patrick Cooper (Australia) | 17:12:19 |
24 | Leatherstocking Cutters Jens Foehrenbach (United States) James Bernard (United States) | 17:24:16 |
25 | Pil Piles 1 Xujie Yang (Spain) Pablo Beltran (Spain) | 19:46:48 |
26 | Pil Piles 2 Weibin Ruan Ye (Spain) Carlos Shan Wen Ruan (Spain) | 21:48:06 |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
---|---|---|
1 | LUNA Chix Maghalie Rochette (Canada) Catharine Pendrel (Canada) | 18:31:33 |
2 | TaG Team Lesley Tomlinson (Canada) Gretchen Reeves (Canada) | 3:15:21 |
3 | Golden Bay Kayaks NZ Mary Jowett (New Zealand) Lisa Savage (New Zealand) | 5:47:44 |
4 | Saddle tramps Karin Grubb (Canada) Saravie Brewer (Canada) | 8:24:55 |
5 | AwesomeX2 Tricia Davis (United States) Debbie Hunter (United States) | 11:20:46 |
6 | Kristi 'n Jane Jane Guyer (United States) Kristi Stump (United States) | 12:44:19 |
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