Double the love for Van Gilder in Charm City

Laura van Gilder (C3 Athletes Serving Athletes) won her second consecutive 'cross battle at the Charm City Cross in Baltimore, Maryland. She attacked her companions over the barriers and held a considerable lead to the finish ahead of Mo Bruno Roy (Seven Cycles) and Rebecca Wellons (Team Plan C).

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Results
1Laura Van Gilder (USA) C3-Athletes Serving Athletes0:42:22
2Maureen Bruno Roy (USA) MM Racing-Seven Cycles-Wheelworks0:00:03
3Rebecca Wellons (USA) Team Plan C0:00:06
4Deidre Winfield (USA) C3-Athletes Serving Athletes0:00:08
5Kristin Gavin (USA) Human Zoom-Pabst Blue Ribbon0:00:10
6Arley Kemmerer (USA) Hub Racing0:00:34
7Carolyn Popovic (USA) Cape Atlantic Racing/beaconcycling.com0:01:30
8Nikki Thiemann (USA) Human Zoom-Pabst Blue Ribbon0:01:49
9Vicki Thomas (Can) Ottawa Cross0:02:11
10Patricia Buerkle (USA) Haymarket Bicycles0:03:18
11Julie Kuliecza (USA) Alan North America Cycling0:04:03
12Jennifer Maxwell (USA) ATAC Sportswear p/b The Bike Rack0:04:04
13Lauri Webber (USA) Secret Henry's Team0:04:40
14Diane Grim (USA) C3-Athletes Serving Athletes0:05:02
15Lenore Pipes (USA)0:05:10
16Elizabeth Harlow (USA) C3-Athletes Serving Athletes0:05:13
17Jill Waggett (USA) Guy's Racing Club0:05:14
18Kristine Church (USA) Human Zoom-Pabst Blue Ribbon0:05:23
19Beth Mason (USA) Verge Test Pilot0:05:50
20Evie Boswell-Vilt (USA) BMW-Bianchi/Capital City Cycling0:05:55
21Christina Briseno (USA) Cyclelife p/b Specialized0:06:17
22Jessica Singerman (USA) Wissahickon0:06:49
23Marni Harker (USA)0:06:51
24Lynda Maldonado (USA) Philadelphia Ciclismo0:07:35
25Lisa Most (USA) Wissahickon0:07:54
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