McFadden wins in Northampton

Courtenay McFadden (Pivot-Maxxis p/b Stans-DNA Cycling) rode solo to victory in the elite women's field at on day 2 of the NohoCX in Look Park in Northampton, Massachusetts, on Sunday, claiming her first UCI and ProCX victory this season.

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#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Courtenay McFadden (USA)0:44:55
2Rebecca Fahringer (USA)0:00:30
3Caroline Nolan (USA)0:00:45
4Crystal Anthony (USA)0:01:00
5Jane Rossi (USA)Row 4 - Cell 2
6Arley Kemmerer (USA)0:01:06
7Cassandra Maximenko (USA)0:01:11
8Jennifer Malik (USA)0:01:29
9Natalie Tapias (USA)0:01:36
10Rachel Rubino (USA)0:01:49
11Beth Ann Orton (USA)Row 10 - Cell 2
12Kelly Catale (USA)0:02:06
13Emily Curley (USA)0:02:54
14Emily Werner (USA)0:02:55
15Taylor Kuyk-White (USA)0:02:57
16Rebecca Gross (USA)0:03:08
17Erica Zaveta (USA) Garneau-Easton P/B Transitions Lifecare0:03:13
18Anne Usher (USA)0:03:20
19Britt Mason (USA)0:03:24
20Brittlee Bowman (USA)0:03:27
21Jauron Vetter (USA)0:03:28
22Anna "Katrina" Engelsted (USA)0:03:48
23Clio Dinan (USA)0:04:03
24Philicia Marion (USA)0:04:04
25Leslie Lupien (USA)0:04:27
26Heather Richard (USA)0:04:37
27Christin Reuter (USA)0:04:38
28Rhys Niesen (USA)0:05:35
29Anna Sofie Larsen (Den)0:05:40
30Aliza Tobias (USA)0:05:52
31Taryn Mudge (USA)0:06:31
32Elizabeth Huuki (USA)0:06:42
33Kayla Brannen (USA)0:07:04
34Jenna Latour-Nichols (USA)0:07:23
35Shane Ferro (USA)0:07:47
36Alix Norris (USA)0:08:01
37Anna Savage (USA)0:08:24
38Emily Molden (USA)0:08:28
39Alex Carlson (USA)0:09:26
40Paige Williams (USA)0:09:53
41Sara Melikian (USA)0:10:22
42Kelli Montgomery (USA)Row 41 - Cell 2
DNSHolly Neckermann (USA)Row 42 - Cell 2
DNSCarol Seipp (USA)Row 43 - Cell 2
DNSErin Faccone (USA)Row 44 - Cell 2
DNSEllen Noble (USA) Trek Factory Racing CxRow 45 - Cell 2

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