Grotts wins junior short track championship
By Cycling News
published Pastore wins cat. 1 women's title
Full Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Howard Grotts (Durango Devo) |
2 | Skyler Trujillo |
3 | Chase Dickens (American Classic/Kenda/Tomac) |
4 | Seth Kemp |
5 | Casey Williams |
6 | Alex Stevenson (Whole Athlete) |
7 | Noah Talley (Racer's Cycle) |
8 | Zane Godby |
9 | Charles Wild (Mother) |
10 | Cody Phillips |
11 | Jake Richards |
12 | Nicholas Newcomb (Whole Athlete) |
13 | Larsson Johnson (Autoliv Cycling Club) |
14 | Conner Smith (Autoliv Cycling Club) |
15 | Jeremiah Dyer (Champion System Cannondale) |
16 | Roman Brockley (Whole Athlete) |
17 | Matthew Phillips |
18 | Zane Enders (Autoliv Cycling Club) |
19 | Luke Allen |
20 | Michael Dutczak (South Chicago Wheelmen) |
21 | Tyler Coplea (Oakley/Form Cycles) |
22 | Ryan Geiger (Schwalbe / Energy by Science) |
23 | Gino Pastore (Durango Devo) |
24 | Zachary Valdez (Whole Athlete) |
25 | Lewis Gaffney (Team F.I.Taos) |
26 | Kellan Humphries |
27 | Keegan Swenson (Cole Sport/cole sport) |
28 | Drake Uriguen (Livetrainrace.com) |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Jafer Beizer (Niner) |
2 | Mark Parmelee |
3 | Stevie Cullinan (Racelab U-23 Cycling Team) |
4 | Peter O'Donnell (Mafia Racing) |
5 | Amar Mannina |
6 | Cole Oberman (Sport Systems Mountaintop Cycling/Club Team) |
7 | Andy Hagemann (Mafia Racing) |
8 | Nathan Brown |
9 | Chris Thibodeau (SERT/Sho-Air) |
10 | Jason Haney |
11 | Sam Chovan |
12 | Zachary Adams (C3-Athletes Serving Athletes) |
13 | Kaehl Dale |
14 | Derek Yarra (Sports Basement / Ultra Doom) |
15 | Derek Brinkerhoff |
16 | Barret Fishner (Mandalay Bay/McGhie's) |
DNF | Scott Hoffner |
DNF | Chris Hurst |
DNF | William Lewis |
DNF | Jason Holbrook |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Jorge Espinoza (GS Ciao) |
2 | Ed Oliver (EPC / Wheatridge Cyclery) |
3 | Ward Baker (Justins / Titus Mountain Bike Team) |
4 | Donald Myrah |
5 | Frank Gonzalez (Montana Velo) |
6 | DeJay Birtch (Niner/Ergon/NoTubes) |
7 | Jeremy Young |
8 | Jeff Angermann (Team Bicycles Plus/SAFEWAY/Bicycles Plus/PureRed Creative) |
9 | Campbell Levy |
10 | Gary Douville (Platinum Performance Cycling Team) |
11 | Brent Gorman (Speedway Cycles) |
13 | Scott Leland (Velo Reno) |
14 | Alex Smith |
15 | Timothy Cannard |
16 | Tyson Kaman |
17 | Jacob Harris |
18 | Jon Freckleton (Steamboat Velo p/d MOOTS) |
19 | Mike Driver (Livetrainrace.com) |
20 | Daniel Perez (Victory Infusion/Bear Valley Bikes) |
21 | Barry Wiebe |
DNS | Kyle Ashton (Village Peddler) |
DNS | Chad Dean (HTFU Racing/5Nines Cycling) |
DNS | Douglas Hudson |
DNS | Robb Parsons (Livetrainrace.com) |
DNS | Peter Sullivan (Amgen-UBS Elite Masters) |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | AliciaRose Pastore (rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory Team) |
2 | Helene Drumm (Peanut Butter & Co. TWENTY 12 / Whole Athlete) |
3 | Kate Scheider (Mafia Racing) |
4 | Kaila Hart (Get Out! Durango) |
5 | Amber Broch |
6 | SyRae Weikle |
7 | Sofia Hamilton (Whole Athlete) |
8 | Sarah Rawley (Yeti Beti) |
9 | Michelle Monroe |
10 | Philicia Marion (Carpe Diem Racing) |
11 | Pam Seidler (Basalt Bike and Ski) |
12 | Meghan Kane |
13 | Corey Coogan Cisek (Maplelag / Paramount) |
14 | Amanda Ryan (Wolverine Sports Club) |
15 | Lauren Ziedonis |
16 | Lena Yarbrough |
17 | Elizabeth Sheldon (Tokyo Joes) |
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