Van Gilder beats teammate to victory

Laura van Gilder (C3-Athletes Serving Athletes) took a second convincing victory at the Granogue Cyclo-cross Expo on Sunday. The sprinter soloed over the finish line ahead of teammate Deidre Winfield in second and Ann D’Ambruoso (Ladies First Racing) in third.

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Elite women
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Laura van Gilder (C3 Athletes Serving Athletes)36:52:00
2Deidre Winfield (C3 - Athletes Serving Athletes)0:05:00
3Ann D'Ambruoso (LadiesFirst Racing)0:33:00
4Arley Kemmerer (C3 - Athletes Serving Athletes)1:25:00
5Carolyn Popovic (PAValleys.com)1:46:00
6Rebecca Blatt (silverbull centralwheel)2:04:00
7Nicole Thiemann (Team CF)2:05:00
8Jennifer Maxwell (Van Dessel Factory Team p/b Sterke Meiden)2:40:00
9Katrina Dowidchuk (Team TBB/Deep Blue)2:42:00
10Julie Kuliecza (ALAN North America Cycling Team)3:27:00
11Lenore Pipes (The Wistar Institute)3:53:00
12Lauri Webber (Secret Henry's Team)4:04:00
13Kristine Church (Human Zoom/ Pabst Blue Ribbon)4:44:00
14Stacey Barbossa (Montclair Cyclists)4:59:00
15Erin Silliman (ALAN North America Cycling Team)5:13:00
16Elizabeth Harlow (C3 - Athletes Serving Athletes)5:59:00
17Laurel Larsen (Syn-Fit Race Team)6:03:00
18Jessica Hayes Conroy (North American Velo)6:06:00
19Lindsey Hillesheim (Squadra Coppi)6:55:00
20Andrea Luebbe (Human Zoom / Pabst Blue Ribbon)7:39:00
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One lap behind
#Rider Name (Country) Team
21Nina Santiago (Watchung Wheelmen)
DNFErica Yozell (PAValleys.com)
DNFAmy Cutler (Team EPS/CSS p/b Brielle Cyclery)
DNFLynda Maldonado (Cannondale/Cadence Women's Racing)
DNSBarbara Howe (Ibis and the Danger Twins)
DNSKristin Gavin (Team Cystic Fibrosis)
DNSEvie Boswell-Vilt (Performance Bicycle Racing)
DNSBeth Mason (Verge Test Pilot)
DNSKathrin Schumacher (Guy's Racing)
DNSAmy Breyla (C3 - Athletes Serving Athletes)
DNSLisa Most (Wissahickon/Engin Cycles)
DNSKim Dubeck (C3 Athletes Serving Athletes)
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