Bahnson wins junior national title

Jeffrey Bahnson (Van Dessel Factory Team) captured a hard-fought victory at the UCI Junior 17-18 men’s USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships held on Saturday in Bend, Oregon. He entered the race as the odds-on favorite to win but it did not come without a battle from Bjorn Fox (Clif Bar Development Cross) who finished in second place. Andrew Dillman (Prochain Cycling) round out the podium in third place.

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#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Jeffrey Bahnson (Van Dessel Factory Team)0:42:32
2Bjorn Fox (Clif Bar Development Cross Team)0:00:29
3Andrew Dillman (Prochain Cycling)0:01:18
4Richard Cypress Gorry0:01:43
5Gunnar Bergey (C3-Athletes Serving Athletes)0:01:53
6Samuel O'Keefe (Charm City Cycling Llc)0:02:35
7Alex Howard (Above Category Racing)0:02:42
8Tobin Ortenblad0:02:47
9Zane Godby (Clif Bar Development Cross Team)0:02:51
10Kolby Preble (Clif Bar Development Cross Team)0:03:19
11Luke Haley (Red Zone Cycling)0:03:25
12Jack MacClarence (Capital Bicycle Racing Club)0:03:42
13Brandon Dillard (Owens Healthcare)0:05:05
14Zachary Semian (Chester County Cycling Foundation)0:05:20
15Tyler Coplea0:05:36
16Evan Renwick (Northwest Velo/First Rate Mortgage)0:05:47
17Cole SpragueRow 16 - Cell 2
18Samuel Dobrozsi (Queen City Wheels)0:06:24
19Zachary Bender (Cycle-Smart Inc.)0:06:32
20Alex Darville (Echelon Santa Barbara)0:06:51
21Adam Artner0:08:21
22Callum Read (Active Knowledge/Cottonwood)0:08:41
23Johnny Mullane (Bike Station Aptos)0:08:53
24Kyle Miller0:09:52
-1lapAndy SuRow 24 - Cell 2
-1lapCary AdamsRow 25 - Cell 2
-1lapTimothy JaynesRow 26 - Cell 2
-1lapJoshua Keener (Active Knowledge/Aims)Row 27 - Cell 2
-1lapKaleb Anderson (Byrds (Boise Young Rider Dev))Row 28 - Cell 2
-1lapAyden Hibner-Hereford (Active Knowledge)Row 29 - Cell 2
-1lapAugust LehnertRow 30 - Cell 2
-1lapMark VanBergenRow 31 - Cell 2
-1lapZachary ColtonRow 32 - Cell 2
-1lapDavid Yamamoto (Asc Junior Development)Row 33 - Cell 2
DNSRyan GeigerRow 34 - Cell 2
DNFJ Fette (Lake Washington Velo)Row 35 - Cell 2
DNFBen Bertiger (Major Motion Cycling Club)Row 36 - Cell 2
DNFJeremiah DyerRow 37 - Cell 2
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