Edsall and Sornson win True Grit Epic

On Saturday, The True Grit Epic opened the Kenda NUE Series with an 89-mile race, nearly all off-road, heading from Tonaquint to Santa Clara and back just outside the city of St. George in Southern Utah. Since joining the series two years ago, the race has nearly doubled in size with 373 registered racers this year.

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Men
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Drew Edsall (Pro's Closet / Stans No Tubes)6:40:44
2Cary Smith (The Hub Bikes)0:02:46
3Brent Pontius (Rooster's / Biker's Edge)0:10:09
4Dana Weber (Stage 21)0:14:05
5Mark Trump (Mark Trump)0:24:53
6Jonathan Davis (92Fifty' Racing)0:26:50
7Matt Woodruff (Kuhl)0:43:47
8Hunter Keating (Harmony Systems Pro Cycling)0:45:36
9Houston Peschl (Cafe Racers)0:53:38
10Darrell Roundy (Wild CHild Cycles)0:56:06
11Scott Leonard (Mountain Flyer magazine)1:10:39
12Kurtis Bond (Cafe Racers)1:16:19
13Ryan Cook1:17:16
14Mark Mccann (Las Vegas Cyclery)1:18:37
15Ross Toelcke (Great Northern Cycles)1:19:49
16Paul Berry (spoke/rocky mountain)1:22:19
17Billy Wood (92Fifty)1:26:44
18Curt Wilhelm (92Fifty/MTBCoach.com)1:39:20
19Steven Phillips2:04:54
20Richard Price (LTR Sports)2:09:48
21Ryan Thompson (Krankmunkyz)2:14:27
22Raymond Willard (Empire Brewing/Syracuse Bicycle)2:26:55
23Jonathan Broyles (Team Honky)2:38:13
24Josh Tostado2:40:37
25Christopher Barkow (Cheese Sammich)2:47:50
26Lee Simril (Motor mile racing)2:49:13
27Jeff Carlson (Cadre Racing)2:49:21
28Josh Fonner (Roam Life)2:49:59
29Randy Larrison (Cadre Racing)3:19:15
30Dominic Guinto (Carmichael Training Systems)3:21:16
DNFTerrence Gleason (TotalCyclist Mountain Bike Team)Row 30 - Cell 2
DNFCraig Donkin (Outer Circle Racing)Row 31 - Cell 2
DNFMarq Prince (John Wayne Cancer Foundation)Row 32 - Cell 2
DNFChris Bryce (Gnarleyspoke)Row 33 - Cell 2
DNFGraham Hymus (Eden Bicycles)Row 34 - Cell 2
DNFReed Abbott (Mad Dog Cycles/4Life/Brilliant Software)Row 35 - Cell 2
DNFKyle Taylor (92Fifty' Racing)Row 36 - Cell 2
DNFAlex Phipps (broken spoke)Row 37 - Cell 2
DNFJeff Kerkove (Team Topeak-Ergon)Row 38 - Cell 2
DNFIan Estes (Black Hills Bicycles)Row 39 - Cell 2
DNFJustin Lindine (Redline Factory / NBX)Row 40 - Cell 2
DNFJoshua BruhnRow 41 - Cell 2
DNFTJ Henshall (Team Rhino Rush)Row 42 - Cell 2
DNFGreg Lewis (Greg Lewis)Row 43 - Cell 2
DNSSkyler YoungRow 44 - Cell 2
DNSMark Gilbreath (Kryki Audi)Row 45 - Cell 2
DNSChad Chaumont (Cadre Racing)Row 46 - Cell 2
DNSJesse Kelly (Rare Disease Cycling)Row 47 - Cell 2
DNSYuri Cook (Fast Frog Racing)Row 48 - Cell 2
DNSKevin Godley (Team Duke)Row 49 - Cell 2
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Women
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Cheryl Sornson (Team Rare Disease Cycling)7:55:55
2Sonya Looney (Topeak Ergon)0:22:09
3Brenda Simril (Motor mile)1:17:20
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Masters
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Marland Whaley (Hammer Nutrition/Red Barn Bicycles/WTB)7:51:40
2Todd Cassan (Rocinante)0:35:13
3David Johnson (Cafe Velo)0:35:30
4Alex Hawkins (Back Alley Bikes)0:38:54
5John Lauck (Bountiful Bicycle p/b Mountain America C)0:51:09
6Gary Gardiner (Bountiful Bicycle Race Team)0:51:14
7Roger Sutton (Brick City Bicycles)0:51:56
8David Jolin (Stark Velo)1:04:23
9Thomas Hanrahan (DMBA/SilentSports)1:11:23
10Mark Drogalis (Toasted Head Racing)1:51:23
DNFCharles Buki (Rare Disease Cycling)Row 10 - Cell 2
DNFRobert WoolfRow 11 - Cell 2
DNSAnthony Hergert (Reality Bikes Racing)Row 12 - Cell 2
DNQJody Bailey (4Life/MadDog Race Team)Row 13 - Cell 2
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Singlespeed
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Gerry Pflug (Team Rare Disease)7:08:10
2AJ Linnell (Fitzgerald's Bicycles/Pivot Cycles/Ameri)0:06:03
3Ernesto Marenchin (Pivot Cycles and Twin 6)0:39:53
4Trevor Rockwell (Team Noah Foundation/Decorah Bicycles)0:58:23
5Jared Fisher (Las Vegas Cyclery)1:05:07
6Michael Carmody1:50:10
7Richard Long (CycleSmart Grassroots Team)2:03:54
8Christopher Latura2:16:41
DNFJamon Whitehead (CutThroat/ BeeHive)Row 8 - Cell 2
DNFAdam Gifford (Sedona Running Company)Row 9 - Cell 2
DNFJason Perez (RojoRacing/Team Diablo)Row 10 - Cell 2
DNSJoseph Reyes (Carlos Danger)Row 11 - Cell 2
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