Page puts last season behind with NACT win

Competing in a full European schedule means that Jonathan Page (Planet Bike) thrives on the few chances he has at winning a 'cross race on American soil and winning is exactly what he did at the Rad Racing Gran Prix held in Seattle, Washington. He played his cards perfectly in the finale - a well-timed sprint saw him outpace break companion Christian Heule (Rendementhypo Cycling Team) for the victory.

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Results
1Jonathan Page (USA) Planet Bike0:55:08
2Christian Heule (Swi) Rendementhypo Cycling TeamRow 1 - Cell 2
3James Driscoll (USA) Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld.Com0:00:30
4Andy Jacques-Maynes (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling0:00:57
5Christopher Jones (USA Champion System0:01:11
6Joachim Parbo (Den) Ccv Leopard Cycles0:01:24
7Russell Stevenson (USA) Benaroya Research Institute Cycling Team0:01:29
8Chris Sheppard (Can) Santa Cruz/Shimano/Wtb/Giro0:01:58
9Barry Wicks (USA) Kona0:02:30
10Ryan Iddings (USA) Lapierre Usa0:02:56
11Tyler Trace (Can) Trek Red TruckRow 10 - Cell 2
12Craig Richey (Can) Blue Competition Cycles P/B Neverblue0:03:03
13Sean Babcock (USA) Team S&M0:03:04
14Jake Wells (USA) Mafiaracing.Com0:03:05
15Morgan Schmitt (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling0:03:18
16Aaron Schooler (Can) Team H&R Block-KonaRow 15 - Cell 2
17Aaron Bradford (USA)0:03:33
18Cody Peterson (USA) Hutchs Bicycles0:03:42
19Kevin Bradford-Parish (USA) Emdesports.Com0:03:51
20Steve Fisher (USA) Rad Racing/Hagens BermanRow 19 - Cell 2
21Kevin Noiles (Can) La Bicicletta Pro Shop0:03:54
22Davy Yeater (USA) River City Bicycles0:04:19
23Jeremy Ferguson (USA)0:04:25
24Jeremy Powers (USA) Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld.Com0:04:31
25Josh Berry (USA)0:04:51
26John Curry (USA) G.A.S./Intrinsik0:05:15
27Logan Wetzel (USA)Row 26 - Cell 2
28Spencer Paxson (USA) Team S&M Young Guns0:05:30
29Nicholas Weighall (USA) California Giant Berry Farms/Specialized0:05:37
30Nathan Bannerman (USA) Rad Racing/ Hagens Berman0:05:42
31Ian Terry (USA) Rad Racing Nw/Hagens Berman0:06:00
32Kristopher Holden (USA) Vertical EarthRow 31 - Cell 2
33Mark Blackwelder (USA)0:06:24
34Scotty Carlile (USA) Tai Cycling/Genr80:06:30
35Shaun Adamson (Can) JuventusRow 34 - Cell 2
36Brett Luelling (USA) Capitol Subaru Cycling0:07:14
37Jesse Anthony (USA) Jamis0:07:42
38Kevin Hulick (USA) Vanilla Workshop0:07:48
39Ryan Weaver (USA)0:08:23
-1 lapKyle Mcgilvray (USA) Old Town BicycleRow 39 - Cell 2
-1 lapMatthew Davis (USA) Mad Duck/Momenta TrainingRow 40 - Cell 2
-1 lapChris Hill (USA) Cucina FrescaRow 41 - Cell 2
-1 lapNick Berry (Can) Mighty CyclingRow 42 - Cell 2
-3 lapsMatthew Fox (USA) Sunnyside SportsRow 43 - Cell 2
-3 lapsBen Dodge (USA) Sugar CrmRow 44 - Cell 2
-3 lapsMatt Wittler (USA) Lost Coast Brewery/Marin BikesRow 45 - Cell 2
-4 lapsChristopher Ragusa (USA) Ccb VolkswagenRow 46 - Cell 2
-4 lapsTim Woods (USA)Row 47 - Cell 2
-4 lapsJoe Wessel (Can) Kelowna Cycle UnitedRow 48 - Cell 2
DNFRyan Trebon (USA) KonaRow 49 - Cell 2
DNFMolly Cameron (USA) Portland Bicycle StudioRow 50 - Cell 2
DNFDrew Mackenzie (Can) Island Racing ClubRow 51 - Cell 2
DNFBrandon Mart (USA) Team Kinetic CyclesRow 52 - Cell 2
DNFThomas 'The Tank' Skinner (Can) Oak Bay BikesRow 53 - Cell 2
DNFTroy Wells (USA) Clif BarRow 54 - Cell 2
DNFShannon Skerritt (USA) The Vanilla Workshop-Speedvagen RacingRow 55 - Cell 2
DNFToby Swanson (USA) Benaroya Research Institute Cycling TeamRow 56 - Cell 2
DNFBrett Nichols (USA) BodeRow 57 - Cell 2
DNSTimothy Johnson (USA) Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld.ComRow 58 - Cell 2
DNSJonathan Baker (USA) Hudz-Subaru Cyclocross TeamRow 59 - Cell 2
DNSKris Sneddon (Can) KonaRow 60 - Cell 2
DNSErik Tonkin (USA) KonaRow 61 - Cell 2
DNSSean Worsech (USA) Rad Racing Nw/Hagens BermanRow 62 - Cell 2
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