Werner wins elite men's Cincinnati Cyclocross Day 1

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Kerry Werner (Kona Maxxis Shimano) won the Cincy Kings CX men's race — Fall scenes during Saturday's Cincy Kings CX men's race(Image credit: Dejan Smaic)

Kerry Werner (Kona Maxxis Shimano) continued his winning streak in the mud at the Cincy Kings CX men's race on Saturday.

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Full Results
Pos.	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Kerry Werner (USA)	1:04:28
2	Lance Haidet (USA)	0:00:17
3	Curtis White (USA)	0:00:25
4	Cody Kaiser (USA)	0:00:30
5	Grant Ellwood (USA)	0:00:37
6	Stephen Hyde (USA)	0:00:45
7	Tobin Ortenblad (USA)	0:00:52
8	Michael Van Den Ham (Can)	0:00:55
9	Gage Hecht (USA)	0:00:58
10	Andrew Dillman (USA)	0:01:02
11	Spencer Petrov (USA)	0:02:18
12	Cody Cupp (USA)	0:03:04
13	Sam Noel (USA)	0:03:11
14	Alex Morton (USA)	0:03:29
15	Scott Funston (USA)	0:03:49
16	James Driscoll (USA)	0:03:57
17	Eric Thompson (USA)	0:04:36
18	Brannan Fix (USA)	0:04:49
19	Dylan Postier (USA)	0:05:23
20	Andrew Giniat (USA)	0:05:37
21	Brian Matter (USA)	0:05:52
22	Caleb Swartz (USA)	0:05:59
23	Garrett Gerchar (USA)	0:06:06
24	Ross Ellwood (USA)	0:06:31
25	Benjamin Gomez Villafane (USA)	0:07:05
26	Mark Myles (USA)	0:07:21
27	Brendan Rhim (USA)	0:07:35
28	Michael Larson (USA)	0:07:56
29	Finnegan O'Connor (USA)	0:08:16
30	Kobi Gyetvan (USA)
31	Cade Bickmore (USA)
32	Malaki Caldwell (USA)
33	Jacob Huizenga (USA)
34	Thomas Savage (USA)
35	Sam Vickery (USA)
36	Shawn Geiger (USA)
37	Steven Williams (USA)
38	Nicholas Vorwerk (USA)
39	Andrew Boissiere (USA)
40	Jack White (USA)
41	Jason Walker (USA)
DNF	Eric Brunner (USA)
DNF	Travis Livermon (USA)
DNF	Samuel Kieffer (USA)
DNS	Brian Staby (USA)

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