Schiller best of the men at Brown Deer Park
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Meng claims another win for Team Hong Kong
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Jeff Schiller (Garneu- Club Chaussures) |
2 | Andrew Baker (Bissell Pro Cycling) |
3 | Cole House (Realcyclist.Com) |
4 | Ricardo Van Der Velde (Donckers Coffee Jelly Belly) |
5 | Matt Gorter (Subway Pro Cycling) |
6 | Thomas Soladay (Kelly Benefits Strategies P/B Optum Health) |
7 | Ko Siuwai (Team Hong Kong) |
8 | Kyle Fry (Garneau Club Chaussure) |
9 | Patrick Lemieux (Pat Lemieux) |
10 | Michael Chauner (Team Cykelcity) |
11 | Hsiao Shih-Hsin (Action Cycling Team) |
12 | Chad Burdzilauskas (Texas Roadhouse Cycling) |
13 | Laurent Beuret (Team Atlas Personal) |
14 | Ed Veal (Jet Fuel Coffee) |
15 | Feng Chun-Kai (Action Cycling Team) |
16 | Brandon Feehery (Mesa Cycles) |
17 | Marc Prutton (Stans No Tubes/Axa Equitable) |
18 | Chad Hartley (Kenda Pro Cycling P/B Geargrinder) |
19 | Colton Barrett (Kelly Benefits Strategies P/B Optum Health) |
20 | Robert White (Kenda/5-Hr Energy P/B Geargrinder) |
21 | Mick Kallenfels (Jan Van Arckel Zababank Plieger Sport) |
22 | Jerry Kallenfels (Jan Van Arckel Rabobank Pliegersport) |
23 | Shiu Ka Ming (Team Hong Kong) |
24 | Thomson Remo (Team Wheel & Sprocket) |
25 | Matt Pence (Gateway Harley/Mesa Cycles) |
26 | Lee Wei-Cheng (Action Cycling Team) |
27 | Alexander Vaughan-Ruiz (Alexander Vaughan-Ruiz) |
28 | Diego Garavito (Aerocat) |
29 | Wong Tsz-Chin (Team Hong Kong) |
30 | Ryan Aitcheson (Panther P/B Competitive Cyclist) |
31 | Tyler Karnes (Hincapie Development Team) |
32 | Marco Li (Garneau- Club Chaussures- Norton Rose) |
33 | Guillaume Dessibourg (Team Atlas Personal) |
34 | Hans Dekkers (Landbouwkrediet- Colnago) |
35 | Peter Morse (Jet Fuel Coffee) |
36 | Wong Chung Yon (Team Hong Kong) |
37 | Chris Balestrini (Garneu - Club Chaussures) |
38 | Yuen Chi-Ho (Team Hong Kong) |
39 | Leung Chun Wing (Team Hong Kong) |
40 | Justin Lowe (Hincapie Development P/B Holowesko Partners) |
41 | Brian Harris (Scarlet Fire) |
42 | Mac Brennan (Panther P/B Competitive Cyclist) |
43 | Ho Burr (Team Hong Kong) |
44 | Christopher Chase (Rideclean P/B Patentit.Com) |
45 | Matt Degiacomo (Team London) |
46 | Hans Higdon (Hampshire Cycle Club) |
47 | Todd Campbell (Epic Cycling Team) |
48 | William Myers (Fremont Bank Cycling) |
49 | Nick Lovegrove (Subway Pro Cycling) |
50 | William Booey Hottenstein (Fcs Cycling) |
51 | Matt Sniegowski (Taser International) |
52 | Alex Wieseler (Chemstar P/B United Healthcare) |
53 | Isaac Enderline (Hincapie Development P/B Holowesko Partners) |
54 | Leon Hextall (Stan's No Tubes/Axis) |
55 | Tim Norris (Gateway Harley/Mesa Cycles) |
56 | Adam Bergman (Texas Roadhouse P/B Motorex) |
57 | Kevin Berger (Team Wheel & Sprocket) |
58 | Jeffrey Perrin (Team Specialized Racing) |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Zhao Juan Meng (Team Hong Kong) |
2 | Emma Bast (Speedfix P/B Zubaz) |
3 | Hsiao-Chia Tseng (Action Cycling Team) |
4 | Kristen Meshberg (Abd Cycling) |
5 | Xiao Juan Diao (Team Hong Kong) |
6 | Nichole Wangsgard (Primal Racing/Map My Ride) |
7 | Carrie Cash Wootten (Pedal The Cause/Team Revolution) |
8 | Hsiao Mei-Yu (Action Cycling Team) |
9 | Wan Yiu Jamie Wong (Team Hong Kong) |
10 | Tiffany Pezzulo (Primal/Mapmyride) |
11 | Jeannie Kuhajek (Abd Cycling) |
12 | Lee Yu-Hsuan (Action Cycling Team) |
13 | Patricia Black (Red Racing) |
14 | Kelli Richter |
15 | Christine Roettger (Team Revolution) |
16 | Sarah Demerly (Abd) |
17 | Elizabeth So (Team Tati) |
18 | Deane Bell |
19 | Sara Clafferty (Annapolis Bike Racing Team) |
20 | Rachel Hong (Team Group Health) |
21 | Greta Neimanas (Peanut Butter & Co./Twenty 12) |
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