Elite National Champions: Emily Batty and Chris Sheppard(Image credit: Tour of Japan)
Chris Sheppard (Rocky Mountain Bicycles/Shimano) repeats as national champion.(Image credit: Tour of Japan)
Elite Men's podium: Mark Batty (Spidertech p/b C10), Chris Sheppard (Rocky Mountain Bicycles/Shimano), Aaron Schooler (Team H&R Block - SRI Importing)(Image credit: Tour of Japan)
Craig Richey (Renner Custom CX Team - Raleigh) finished 8th.(Image credit: Tour of Japan)
Aaron Schooler (Team H&R Block - SRI Importing) took the bronze.(Image credit: Tour of Japan)
Mark Batty (Spidertech powered by C10) leading the front group.(Image credit: Tour of Japan)
Adam Morka (Trek Canada).(Image credit: Tour of Japan)
Derrick St. John (Stevens p/b The Cyclery) finished 4th.(Image credit: Tour of Japan)
Mark Batty (Spidertech powered by C10) took silver.(Image credit: Tour of Japan)
Shaun Adamson (Cycle-Smart).(Image credit: Tour of Japan)
Andrew Watson (Norco) finished 5th.(Image credit: Tour of Japan)
Mark Batty (Spidertech powered by C10)leading the chase.(Image credit: Tour of Japan)
Chris Sheppard (Rocky Mountain Bicycles/Shimano).(Image credit: Tour of Japan)
Aaron Schooler leading Mark Batty.(Image credit: Tour of Japan)
Full Results
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Rider Name (Country) Team
Result
1
Chris Sheppard (Can) Rocky Mountain Bicycles/Shiman
1:01:52
2
Mark Batty (Can) Spidertech Powered By C10
0:00:21
3
Aaron Schooler (Can) Team H&R Block - Sri Importing
0:00:22
4
Derrick St John (Can) Stevens P/B The Cyclery
0:00:42
5
Andrew Watson (Can) Norco Factory Team
0:00:55
6
Mike Garrigan (Can) Lapierre Canada
0:01:16
7
Adam Morka (Can) Trek Canada
0:01:21
8
Craig Richey (Can) Renner Custom Cx Team
0:02:08
9
Mark Mcconnell (Can) Team Alberta
0:02:37
10
Kevin Calhoun (Can) Rocky Mountain Factory Team
0:03:05
11
Peter Glassford (Can) Trek Canada
0:03:19
12
Aroussen Laflamme (USA) Xprezo-Borsao
0:03:59
13
Nathan Chown (Can) Team Cf
0:04:22
14
Shaun Adamson (Can) Cycle-Smart
0:04:30
15
Tyler Trace (Can) Trek Red Truck
0:04:52
16
Peter Morse (Can) Jet Fuel Coffee/ La Bicicletta
0:05:06
17
Matthew Krahn (Can) Redbike
0:05:21
18
Nathan Underwood (Can) Ride With Rendall
0:05:25
19
Marc-Andre Daigle (Can) Garneau
0:05:52
20
Thierry Laliberté (Can) Xprezo - Borsao
0:06:44
21
Douglas Van Den Ham (Can) Nine2Fivepro.Com Cycling Team
0:06:54
22
Erik Box (Can) Nativo/Devinci
0:07:19
23
Peter Mancini (Can) Esteemtraining.Com
0:07:57
24
William Goodfellow (Can) Lotto-Bodysol Pole Continental
Row 23 - Cell 2
25
Colin Busby (Can) Chain Reaction/ Molson 67
Row 24 - Cell 2
26
Stephen Keeping (Can) Stevens Presented By The Cycle
Row 25 - Cell 2
27
Jeff Moote (Can) Cyclocrossracing.Com
Row 26 - Cell 2
28
Matt Zdriluk (Can) Reactivated Racing / Primary/S
Row 27 - Cell 2
29
Adam Poll (Can) Waterloo Cycling Club
Row 28 - Cell 2
DNF
Kevin Noiles (Can) Sportique
Row 29 - Cell 2
DNF
Drew Mckenzie (Can) The Condo Group/Shimano/Marin
Row 30 - Cell 2
DNF
Marco Li (Can) Garneau-Club Chaussures- Norto
Row 31 - Cell 2
DNF
Matt Thomas (Can) Soigneur Race Services Race Te
Row 32 - Cell 2
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