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Sunday, April 22, 2012

Le retour de l'enfant prodigue

Sunday, April 22, 2012 Pasquale No comments

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Remi Pelletier Roy and Brett Tivers (Team Garneau-Quebecor) breakaway

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Remi Pelletier Roy and Brett Tivers (Team Garneau-Quebecor)

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Contrecoeur, April 21, 2012 - Remi Pelletier-Roy (Garneau-Quebecor) won the elite men's road race today with help from Garneau team-mate Brett Tivers under cold and rainy conditions.

A six rider breakaway group was formed during the first lap of the 8 lap, 107.2 km race and gained close to a two minute lead over the main peleton. Late in the race with approximately 2.5 laps to go, Tivers and Pelletier-Roy broke away from the main break and developed a sizable lead of their own and held on to give Garneau-Quebecor a 1-2 finish.

Release from Le Tour de la Monteregie:

Le retour de l'enfant prodigue !

Contrecoeur, le 21 avril 2012 - Nous vous avions promis une course aux allures de classique belge : vent, pluie, 7 degrés Celsius, des athlètes généreux dans leurs efforts : nous avons tenu promesse ! La première étape du Tour de la Montérégie, le Grand Prix de la Mairie de Contrecoeur, a ainsi couronné le retour de l’enfant prodige, Rémi Pelletier-Roy (Garneau-Quebecor).

The return of the prodigal son!

Contrecoeur, April 21, 2012 - We promised you a race that looks like Belgian classics: wind, rain, seven degrees Celsius, athletes generous in their efforts: we have delivered! The first stage of the Tour de la Montérégie, the Grand Prix de la Mairie de Contrecoeur, has crowned the return of the prodigal son, Rémi Pelletier-Roy (Garneau-Quebecor).

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Photo: Remi Pelletier- Roy (Garneau-Québécor) © Gerard Santiago / Miroir du Cyclisme

Elite men's results:

1 Remi Pelletier- Roy Garneau-Québécor 2:36:24

2 Brett Tivers Garneau-Québécor Même temps

3 Sebastien Rousseau Deda/HYPE 2:39

4 Pierrick Naud EKOI.COM-GASPESIEN 3:42

5 Hugues Lapointe Cycle Néron LaPrairie Même temps

6 Geoffroy Dussault Garneau-Québécor-Norton 3:44

7 Emile Jean EKOI.COM-GASPESIEN 9:41

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9 Maxime Le Pluart Deda/HYPE Même temps

10 Antoine Matteau EKOI.COM-GASPESIEN Même temps

11 Etienne Samson Deda/HYPE Même temps

12 Dennis Cottreau Independant-RP Même temps

13 Philippe Brunet Suarez-ACQ Même temps

14 Jean- Francois Racine Garneau-Québécor 10:12

15 Scott Loong Médique p/b Silber Invest 10:37

16 William Blackburn Médique p/b Silber Invest 10:39

17 David Dulude Cycle Néron LaPrairie 17:42

DNF Jean- Samuel Deshaies EKOI.COM-GASPESIEN

DNF Laurent Dallaire Team H & R Block

DNF Francois Chabot EKOI.COM-GASPESIEN

DNF Nicolas Ammerlaan Médique p/b Silber Invest

DNF Adam Andersen Deda/HYPE

DNF Samuel Blanchette Deda/HYPE

DNF Marc Olivier Corsi Suarez-ACQ

DNF Felix Cote Bouvette Prud' Homme- IGA Ste-Ma

DNF Michael Dalterio Independant-RP

DNF Mathieu Fradet Suarez-ACQ

DNF Louis- Charles Lacroix Deda/HYPE

DNF Sebastien Lacroix Médique p/b Silber Invest

DNF Olivier Lavigueur Suarez-ACQ

DNF Raphael Masse- Viau Quilicot-Élite

DNF Kianoush Missaghi Médique p/b Silber Invest

DNF David Onsow Quilicot-Élite2012-04-21 17:51:37

DNF James Piccoli Médique p/b Silber Invest

DNF Justin Purificati Médique p/b Silber Invest

DNF Robert Ralph Médique p/b Silber Invest

DNF Jonathan Villemaire- Krajden La Cordée

DNF Logan Cornel REALDEALRACING/LA BIC

DNF Mark Langlands Garneau-Québécor-Norton

DNF Mathieu Charruau NATIVO CONCEPT

FQSC Official Results HERE

Photo: Iasabelle Rodrique (Deda/HYPE) © Pasquale Stalteri / Miroir du Cyclisme

Isabelle Rodrique: "It was a tough race in the cold but team Deda-HYPE stuck to the plan to be offensive. It worked fast, after 4 minutes we were in the break. At the end, I positioned myself after Josée Heppell from Iris and I kept sprinting and took her at the finish line."

After a third place performance at the Tour of the Battenkill a week ago, many eyes were on Alizee Brien of Specialized-Mazda-SGC. Alizee spoke to Miroir du Cyclisme after the race and explained that as the race developed, the team strategy in Contrecoeur was to work for team-mate Virginie Gauthier who jumped ahead in the break. Bridging the gap to the leaders under the conditions would have been impossible without bringing the rest of the pack along. With the help of her team, the lead breakaway group were never caught and Gauthier placed fifth in the bunch sprint.

Elite Women's results:

1 Isabelle Rodrigue Deda/HYPE 1:35:55

2 Josee Heppell Iris Même temps

3 Adriane Provost Stevens Racing p/b the Cy Même temps

4 Catherine Dessureault REAL DEAL RACING Même temps

5 Virginie Gauthier Specialized-Mazda-SGC Même temps

6 Gabrielle Pilote Fortin Deda/HYPE 2:32

7 Anne- Marie B. Morin Specialized-Mazda-SGC 2:34

8 Evelyne Blouin REAL DEAL RACING/LA BI 6:18

9 Veronique Drapeau- Zgoralski Specialized-Mazda-SGC MT

10 Marie- Noel Labrecque 4CX Même temps

11 Annabelle Dumais Deda/HYPE Même temps

12 Varuth Mclean Powerwatts-fittime Même temps

13 Alizee Brien Specialized-Mazda-SGC Même temps

14 Helene Pilote- Fortin Deda/HYPE Même temps

FQSC Official Results HERE

Photo: Yohan Patry (Rocky Mountain) © Pasquale Stalteri / Miroir du Cyclisme

Junior men's results:

1 Yohan Patry Rocky Mountain-Forget Au 2:10:12

2 Lambert Gatineau Spidertech propulsée par Même temps

3 Olivier Brisebois Rocky Mountain-Forget Au 1:26

4 Hendrik Pineda UCS Crabbe Performance 2:02

5 Francois Vaillancourt Espoirs Quilicot 3:51

6 David Fugere Atrium Même temps

7 Emmanuel Gagne Alma Acura Ultraviolet Dev Même temps

8 Jerome Corneau Espoirs Quilicot Même temps

9 Nicolas Ducharme Espoirs Quilicot Même temps

10 Vincent Desilets- Jacob Espoirs Quilicot 3:55

11 Elliott Doyle Alma Acura Ultraviolet Dev 4:44

12 Alexandre East Espoirs de Laval Primeau 8:30

13 Charles Thibault Rocky Mountain-Forget Au 11:49

DNF Vincent Bouchard Espoirs de Laval Primeau

DNF Jules Cusson- Fradet Prud' Homme- IGA Ste-Ma

DNF Arnaud Gagnon Espoirs de Laval Primeau

DNF Samuel Gagnon cc IAMGOLD

DNF Rafael Gagnon- Gascon Alma Acura Ultraviolet Dev

DNF Jasmin Houle Prud' Homme- IGA Ste-Ma

DNF Miguel Lukaszewicz Prud' Homme- IGA Ste-Ma

DNF Nicolas Masbourian- Parent Espoirs Quilicot

DNF Antoine Muzzi Spidertech propulsée par

DNF Marc- Antoine Dube Formedica/Dumoulin/Mess

FQSC Official Results HERE

Photo: Elise Brouillette © Pasquale Stalteri / Miror du Cyclisme

Junior women's results:

1 Elise Brouillette Espoirs Quilicot 1:42:12

2 Lea Audet Independant-RP Même temps

3 Josiane Lessard VCL- André Cycle Même temps

4 Amelie Bruneau Espoirs Quilicot Même temp

Photo: Julien Lacourt © Gerard Santiago / Miroir du Cyclisme

Maitre "A" Top 10 results:

1 Julien Lacourt Independant-RP 2:17:17

2 Bruno Lafontaine Trek-Bontrager 1

3 Martin Gosselin Deda/HYPE 8

4 Jean- Francois Blais Trek-Bontrager 13

5 Guillaume Belzile Quilicot- Rackultra Même temps

6 Stephane Lebeau Suarez-ACQ Même temps

7 Patrick Russell Synergy 15

8 Dominic Gladu-Despatis Archibald / EIC 21

9 Maxime Hebert Quilicot- Rackultra 24

10 Yann Deville Suarez-ACQ 1:15

FQSC Official Results HERE

Maitre "B" Top 10 results:

1 Adrian Leggett Synergy 2:10:05
2 Luc Blain Independant-RP 5
3 Andre Todd Cycle Néron Cinelume Même temps
4 Travis Joyce SHUT UP LEGS Même temps
5 Alain Cadorette ABC Cycles / Honda Centr Même temps
6 Martin Benoit ABC Cycles / Honda Centr Même temps
7 Greg Cavanagh SHUT UP LEGS Même temps
8 Gordon Stovel Powerwatts- FITTIME CC Même temps
9 Marc- Wayne Addison Cycle Néron LaPrairie Même temps
10 Jacques Philie Independant-RP Même temps

FQSC Official Results HERE

Maitre "C" Top 10 results:

1 Andre Lamarche Trek-Bontrager 1:48:35

2 Sylvan Adams Powerwatts- FITTIME Même temps
3 Stephane Demers Équipe Brunet Même temps
4 Martin Lorange Trek-Bontrager Même temps
5 Didier Chunlaud cc Québec Métro Même temps
6 Denis Bruneau Espoirs de Laval Primeau Même temps
7 Andre Binette Independant-RP Même temps
8 Marc Desjardins Équipe Passion Vélos Même temps
9 Bernard Vives Powerwatts- FITTIME Même temps
10 Marc Couture Suarez-ACQ 6

FQSC Official Results HERE

Maitre "D" Top 10 results

1 Jean- Pascal Lion FADOQ 1:48:54

2 Vincent Richard Independant-RP 9:34

3 Yves Carbonneau FADOQ Même temps

4 Guy Lepine Sherbrooke (club cycliste) 9:36

DNF David De Sanctis Médique p/b Silber Invest

DNF Leonard Lighter Powerwatts- FITTIME

DNF Roger Simard Équipe Brunet

FQSC Official Results HERE

All FQSC Official Results HERE

Flash Report: Remi Pelletier Roy wins GP de Contrecoeur

Saturday, April 21, 2012 Pasquale 1 comment

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Remi Pelletier Roy and Brett Tivers (Team Garneau-Quebecor)
Photo © Pasquale Stalteri / Miroir du Cyclisme

Contrecoeur, April 21, 2012 - Remi Pelletier-Roy (Garneau-Quebecor) won the elite men's road race today with help from Garneau team-mate Brett Tivers under cold and rainy conditions.

A five rider breakaway group was formed during the first lap of the 8 lap, 107.2 km race and gained close to a two minute lead over the main peleton. Late in the race with approximately 2.5 laps to go, Tivers and Pelletier-Roy broke away from the main break and developed a sizable lead of their own and held on to give Garneau-Quebecor a one two finish.

FULL REPORT + PHOTOS: HERE

Echoes of Battenkill

Tuesday, April 17, 2012 Pasquale No comments

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Tour of the Battenkill: Photo: © Pasquale Stalteri / Miroir du Cyclisme

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Tuesday, April 17, 2012 Pasquale No comments

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Quebec women shine at 2012 Battenkill

by Pasquale Stalteri & John Symon

April 16, 2012 (Cambridge, NY) - Quebec women did extremely well in Saturday’s elite women’s race. Veronique Fortin (Tibco/To the Top) won the 99.2km/62-mile race at the Tour of the Battenkill in a time of 3:00:38. In second was Crystal Anthony (USA) LadiesFirst Racing in second and

Canada

’s Alizee Brien (Specialized-Mazda-SGC) third on the podium.

In total, four Quebec women finished in the top 10. In contrast, only one Quebec man, Bruno Langlois (Garneau Quebecor) finished in the top 10 in Sunday’s 200km men’s race.

Fortin, the current Canadian road champ, spoke to MdC just after crossing the finish line. She spoke about the strong field of competing women on the Battenkill start line. Anthony told Pedal that the dirt sections were very soft, and this made them difficult.

Brien, who is only 18 years old, was perhaps the revelation of the race. Brien’s coach, Gerard Penarroya, told MdC that he was very happy to have to girls in the top 10. Penarroya also spoke about the challenges caused by the dust on dirt sections of the race circuit, but said that his girls really enjoyed Battenkill.

Evelyne Blouin (Real Deal Racing / La Bicicletta) finished fifth. Some 55 women were on the start line and 51 finished, including eight Canadians.

Editors note: Due to unforeseen circumstances, we arrived late on Saturday afternoon and regret not having as extensive a collection of photos of the women's elite race as we have of the men's. Thank you for your understanding.

Tour of the Battenkill Women Pro 1/2

Results

1. Veronique Fortin (Tibco/To the Top) 3:00:38
2. Crystal Anthony (LadiesFirst Racing) 0:44
3. Alizee Brien (Specialized-Mazda-SGC) 0:44
4. Marti Shea (Destination Cycling) 0:45
5. Evelyne Blouin (Real Deal Racing / La Bicicletta) 2:59
6. Kathleen Billington (Vanderkitten-Focus) 4:12
7. Anne Donley (Boulder Orthopedic) 4:13
8. Melissa Ross (Team Kenda presented by Geargrinder) 4:13
9. Fabienne Gérard (CRCA/Eumaeus Asset Mgmt-Fuoriclasse) 4:13
10. Anne Marie Morrin (Specialized-Mazda-SGC) 4:13
11. Patty Buerkle (Edlow Int p/b Bike Beat) 4:13
12. Monika Sattler (XO COMMUNICATIONS p/b CISCO) 4:13
13. Jessica Chong (Morgan Stanley Cycling Team) 4:13
14. Peggy LeGrand (US Military) 4:13
15. Laura Ralston (Team Kenda p/b Geargrinder) 4:13
16. Beth Ruiz (Farm Team Elite Women’s Cycling) 4:13
17. Kathleen Lysakowski (Farm Team Elite Cycling Team) 4:13
18. Kacy Wander (Farm Team Elite Women’s Cycling) 4:13
19. Jennifer Martin (Team Kenda presented by Geargrinder) 4:14
20. Virginia Gautier (Specialized-Mazda-SGC) 4:14
21. Yuri Matsumoto (Wheelworks Racing) 4:14
22. Gabrielle Pilote Fortin (Équipe Dedaccai-hype) 4:14
23. Martha Buckley (Wheelworks Racing) 4:16
24. Jenny Ives (Farm Team Elite Women’s Cycling) 5:40
25. Stephanie Skoreyko (Kallisto/Wheels of Oakville) 5:40
26. Silke Wunderwald (Kenda presented by Geargrinder) 5:57
27. Casey Kelly (MVP Health Care Cycling) 6:39
28. Sheila Vibert (Sunapee Racing Team) 6:40
29. Mary Zider (Colavita-EspnW Pro Cycling) 6:40
30. Cara Gillis (Team Kenda p/b Geargrinder) 7:10
31. Michelle Paiement (Stevens Racing p/b The Cyclery) 7:11
32. Sara Clafferty (ABRT) 8:41
33. Rosanne Van Dorn (Team Placid Planet) 8:41
34. Ruth Sherman (Corning/Notubes/Swan Cycles) 8:42
35. Robyn Passander (ZCC Zanes Cycles) 8:43
36. Kyleanne Hunter (XO COMMUNICATIONS p/b CISCO) 11:19
37. Raquel Miller (CRCA/Houlihan-Lokey) 11:20
38. Erin Silliman (MVP Health Care Cycling) 12:33
39. Audrey Scott (Farm Team Elite Women’s Cycling) 12:39
40. Clara Kelly (NEBC p/b Cycle Loft) 16:09
41. Mary Costelloe (Kutztown University) 21:14
42. Lauren De Crescenzo (Team Kenda p/b Geargrinder) 25:42
43. Sara Foster (Corning/No Tubes Race Team/Swan Cycles) 25:42
44. Mia Moore (Les Petites Victoires) 25:43
45. Anna McLoon (Ind) 25:45
46. Thea Parent (Peanut Butter & Co Human Zoom) 27:38
47. Meredith Ehn (Farm Team Elite Women’s Cycling) 27:55
48. Adriane Provost (Ind) 28:42
49. Stacey Jensen (Team Kenda presented by Geargrinder) 28:53
50. Colleen Paine (Team Kenda p/b Geargrinder) 33:34
51. Kristine Church (Ind) 49:44
DNF Laurel Green (Peaks Coaching Group)
DNF Sarah Krzysiak (Farm Team Elite Women’s Cycling)
DNF Kate Veronneau (Kutztown Cutters)
DNF Arley Kemmerer (MUD)

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L’équipe Specialized-Mazda-SGC satisfaite;

Tour of the Battenkill 2012

Courtoisie de Specialized-Mazda-SGC

Cambridge, NY 14 avril 2012 - Trois membres de l’équipe féminine Specialized-Mazda-SGC, soit Anne-Marie Morin, Alizée Brien et Virginie Gauthier ont pris part, samedi dernier, à leur première course officielle de la saison 2012 à Cambridge, dans l’état de New York. Longue de 100 km, le Tour of the Battenkill est réputé pour ses sections en terre battue et son parcours ponctué de plusieurs montées, qui en viennent à bout des plus aguerris.

Le niveau du peloton était plutôt relevé, entre autre avec la présence de la championne canadienne Véronique Fortin (Tibco/To the Top), gagnante de la course. Alizée Brien, qui en était à sa première course chez les seniors, s’en est tiré avec un résultat exceptionnel en terminant en troisième position, après être restée 2^ème pendant 20km, à quelques secondes en chasse derrière Fortin. Anne-Marie a quant à elle terminé en 10^ème position dans le peloton de tête, suivie de près par Virginie (20^ème), dans le même temps.

Ce fût donc une excellente première sortie pour l’équipe Specialized-Mazda-SGC, qui prendra part, dans les deux prochaines semaines, au Grand Prix de Contrecoeur ainsi qu’au Grand Prix Ste-Martine.

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MANCEBO WINS

by Pasquale Stalteri & John Symon

April 16, 2012 (Cambridge, NY) - It was Francisco Mancebo Perez (Competitive Cyclist Racing Team) who won Sunday’s Tour of the Battenkill pro elite men’s race around Cambridge, New York. Mancebo, a Spaniard, rode the 200km course in a time of 4:55:54. Jesse Anthony (Team Optum Presented by Kelly Benefit Strategies) finised second, only two seconds back while Jeremy Vennell (Bissell PRO Cycling) finished third with the same time.

Bruno Langlois (Garneau/Quebecor Cycling Team) was the top Canadian, finishing ninth and 1:59 back from the leader. Only two other Canadian riders finished: Aaron Fillion (Ride with Rendall Cycling Team) finished 25^th, Pierrick Naud (Équipe cycliste EKOÏ.com/Gaspésien) who came in 30^th. The 2011 champion, Brett Tivers (Garneau/Quebecor Cycling Team), a New Zealander based in Quebec City, finished 45^th.

Of the 153 cyclists on the start line at 12 noon, only 59 finished the difficult race on hilly terrain that alternates between asphalt and gravel. Near the end of the second of the two laps, a huge gap had developed between about 20 leaders and the rest of the peloton.

Langlois told MdC that he was lucky, neither flatting out nor being caught in a crash. Tivers explained that he got caught behind a crash. “Some days things line up for you and some days they don’t,” he said philosophically. Mathieu Roy (Équipe cycliste EKOÏ.com/Gaspésien) DNF’d after flatting three times and crashing once. Numerous cyclists told us of the difficulties caused by dust and loose gravel. “We were going down the hills at about 80km,” Charly Vives (Garneau/Quebecor Cycling Team) told us. “But it was so dusty that I couldn’t see the road in front.” Rémi Pelletier-Roy (Garneau/Quebecor Cycling Team) said that the main lesson from 2012 was to try and ride near the front of the pack in 2013.

Mancebo’s Canadian connection is through his coach, Gordon Fraser, a former Olympic cyclist and Tour de France participant.

American Greg LeMond, a three time TdF winner, was very visible around Cambridge this weekend. MdC spoke to LeMond at length.

Tour of the Battenkill

Organizer: Anthem Sports, Dieter Drake Distance: 200km

# starters: 153 # did not start: # classified: 59

Avg Speed: 40.55kph # did not finish:

Tour of the Battenkill Pro Elite Men

1. Francisco Mancebo Perez (Competitive Cyclist Racing Team) 4:55:54
2. Jesse Anthony (Team Optum Presented by Kelly Benefit Strategies) 0:02
3. Jeremy Vennell (Bissell PRO Cycling)
4. Joey Rosskopf (Team Type 1- Sanofil) 0:25
5. Michael Friedman (Team Optum Presented by Kelly Benefit Strategies)
6. Jeffry Louder (United Healthcare Pro Cycling)
7. Ben Jacques-Maynes (Bissell PRO Cycling)
8. Benjamin Day (United Healthcare Pro Cycling)
9. Bruno Langlois (Garneau/Quebecor Cycling Team) 1:59
10. John Murphy (Kenda/5 Hour Energy p/b Geargrinder) 2:46
11.

Chad

Beyer (Competitive Cyclist Racing Team) 6:03
12. Tom Last (Team IG- Sigma Sport) 6:20
13. Devan Dunn (CashCall Mortgage) 7:31
14. Cole House (Competitive Cyclist Racing Team) 0:11:43
15. Shawn Milne (Kenda/5 Hour Energy p/b Geargrinder)
16. Luca Damiani (Kenda/5 Hour Energy p/b Geargrinder)
17. Evan Oliphant (Team Raleigh-GAC)
18. Kiel Reijnen (Team Type 1- Sanofil)
19. Adam Farabaugh (XO Communications p/b Cisco Systems)
20. David Fleischhauer (Hagens Berman Elite Cycling)
21. Frank Kevin Pipp (Bissell PRO Cycling)
22. Ian Crane (Hagens Berman Elite Cycling)
23. Keck Baker (XO Communications p/b Cisco Systems)
24. Jeff Perrin (Juwi Solar Elite Cycling)
25. Aaron Fillion (Ride with Rendall Cycling Team)
26. David Santos (CashCall Mortgage)
27. Karl Menzies (United Healthcare Pro Cycling)
28. Jacob Rytlewski (Astellas Oncology Cycling)
29. Lee Muse (CashCall Mortgage)
30. Pierrick Naud (Équipe cycliste EKOÏ.com/Gaspésien)
31. Brian Mcculloch (CashCall Mortgage)
32. Alexander Candelario (Team Optum Presented by Kelly Benefit Strategies)
33. Ian Holt (Juwi Solar Elite Cycling)
34. Ryan Knapp (Team Panther)
35. Liam Holohan (Team Raleigh-GAC)
36. Scott Tietzel (Juwi Solar Elite Cycling)
37. Dan Chabanov (Champion System)
38. Mark Langlands (Garneau/Quebecor Cycling Team)
39. Simon Richardson (Team IG- Sigma Sport)
40. Christopher Uberti (Team Panther)
41. Stefano Barberi (CashCall Mortgage)
42. Steve Fisher (Hagens Berman Elite Cycling)
43. Wouter Sybrandy (Team IG- Sigma Sport)
44. Cesar Augusto Grajales (Competitive Cyclist Racing Team)
45. Brett Tivers (Garneau/Quebecor Cycling Team)
46. Steve Lampier (Team IG- Sigma Sport)
47. Daniel Lloyd (Team IG- Sigma Sport)
48. Andrew Bajadali (Team Optum Presented by Kelly Benefit Strategies)
49. Max Jenkins (Competitive Cyclist Racing Team) 0:12:06
50. Mike Olheiser (Competitive Cyclist Racing Team)
51. Edison Blair Turner (Hincapie Sportswear Development) 0:12:10
52. Chris Gruber (Champion System) 0:12:20
53. Travis Livermon (Team Mountain Khakis- SmartStop) 0:12:32
54. Peter Morse (OCTTO presented by Cervélo.) 0:13:29
55. Greg Krause (Juwi Solar Elite Cycling)
56. Wyatt Stoup (Mt. Borah Cyling Team) 0:14:37
57. Martz Alder (Hincapie Sportswear Development) 0:14:56
58. Chris Barton (Bissell PRO Cycling) 0:15:06
59. Phillip Gaimon (Kenda/5 Hour Energy p/b Geargrinder)
DNF Geoffroy Dussault (Garneau/Quebecor Cycling Team)
DNF Charly Vives (Garneau/Quebecor Cycling Team)
DNF Rémi Pelletier-Roy (Garneau/Quebecor Cycling Team)
DNF Adam Carr (Équipe cycliste EKOÏ.com/Gaspésien)
DNF Mathieu Roy (Équipe cycliste EKOÏ.com/Gaspésien)
DNF Antoine Matteau (Équipe cycliste EKOÏ.com/Gaspésien)
DNF Jordan Brochu (Équipe cycliste EKOÏ.com/Gaspésien)
DNF François Chabot (Équipe cycliste EKOÏ.com/Gaspésien)
DNF Isaac Enderline (Hincapie Sportswear Development)
DNF Andrew Joseph Meyer (Hincapie Sportswear Development)
DNF Jovan Zekavica (Hincapie Sportswear Development)
DNF Parker Kyzer (Hincapie Sportswear Development)
DNF James Stemper (Kenda/5 Hour Energy p/b Geargrinder)
DNF Max Korus (Kenda/5 Hour Energy p/b Geargrinder)
DNF Marsh Cooper (Team Optum Presented by Kelly Benefit Strategies)
DNF Scott Zwizanski (Team Optum Presented by Kelly Benefit Strategies)
DNF Peter Hawkins (Team IG- Sigma Sport)
DNF Jonathan Hamblen (Team Mountain Khakis- SmartStop)
DNF Jerome Townsend (Team Mountain Khakis- SmartStop)
DNF Adam Myerson (Team Mountain Khakis- SmartStop)
DNF Chris Monteleone (Team Mountain Khakis- SmartStop)
DNF Russell Hampton (Team Raleigh-GAC)
DNF Daniel Holloway (Team Raleigh-GAC)
DNF Simon Holt (Team Raleigh-GAC)
DNF James Sparling (Team Raleigh-GAC)
DNF Alex Bowden (Team Type 1- Sanofil)
DNF William Dugan (Team Type 1- Sanofil)
DNF Joe Eldridge (Team Type 1- Sanofil)
DNF Hilton Clarke (United Healthcare Pro Cycling)
DNF Jay Thompson (United Healthcare Pro Cycling)
DNF Adrian Hegyvary (United Healthcare Pro Cycling)
DNF John Minturn (Bikereg.com/Cannondale Cycling Team)
DNF Stephen Weller (Bikereg.com/Cannondale Cycling Team)
DNF Peter Hurst (Bikereg.com/Cannondale Cycling Team)
DNF Evan Burkhart (Bikereg.com/Cannondale Cycling Team)
DNF Zack Noonan (Bikereg.com/Cannondale Cycling Team)
DNF Wesley Kline (Bikereg.com/Cannondale Cycling Team)
DNF Ryan Aitcheson (Team Panther)
DNF Ben Damhoff (Team Panther)
DNF Andrew Seitz (Team Panther)
DNF Robert Stumpf (Team Panther)
DNF Casey Roth (Ride with Rendall Cycling Team)
DNF Olivier Delaney (Ride with Rendall Cycling Team)
DNF Kiernan Orange (Ride with Rendall Cycling Team)
DNF Matteo Dal-Cin (Ride with Rendall Cycling Team)
DNF Stephen Keeping (Ride with Rendall Cycling Team)
DNF William Blackburn (Team Medique p/b Silber Investments)
DNF Sebastien Lacroix (Team Medique p/b Silber Investments)
DNF Scott Loong (Team Medique p/b Silber Investments)
DNF Kianoush Missaghi (Team Medique p/b Silber Investments)
DNF James Picolli (Team Medique p/b Silber Investments)
DNF Robert Ralph (Team Medique p/b Silber Investments)
DNF Osmond Bakker (OCTTO presented by Cervélo)
DNF Kevin Black (OCTTO presented by Cervélo)
DNF David Byer (OCTTO presented by Cervélo)
DNF Yuri Hrycaj (OCTTO presented by Cervélo)
DNF Brian Trafford (OCTTO presented by Cervélo)
DNF Anthony Hall (Champion System)
DNF Timothy Rugg (Champion System)
DNF Chris Johnson (Champion System)
DNF Igor Volshteyn (Champion System)
DNF Kennett Peterson (Hagens Berman Elite Cycling)
DNF Gabe Varela (Hagens Berman Elite Cycling)
DNF Jesse Reams (Hagens Berman Elite Cycling)
DNF Michael Margarite (Stans Notubes / AXA Equitable Cycling Team)
DNF Stephen Kincaid (Stans Notubes / AXA Equitable Cycling Team)
DNF Joseph Whitman (Stans Notubes / AXA Equitable Cycling Team)
DNF Jacob Mueller (Stans Notubes / AXA Equitable Cycling Team)
DNF Stephen Cummings (Stans Notubes / AXA Equitable Cycling Team)
DNF Bobby Lea (Pure Energy Cycling Team)
DNF Barry Miller (Pure Energy Cycling Team)
DNF Michael Chauner (Pure Energy Cycling Team)
DNF Nick Frey (Pure Energy Cycling Team)
DNF William (Booey) Hottenstein (Mt. Borah Cyling Team)
DNF John Hunter (Mt. Borah Cyling Team)
DNF Andrew Mccullough (Mt. Borah Cyling Team)
DNF Matthew Spohn (Mt. Borah Cyling Team)
DNF Adam Switters (XO Communications p/b Cisco Systems)
DNF Sean Barrie (XO Communications p/b Cisco Systems)
DNF Jamie Riggs (Jet Fuel Cycling Team)
DNF Anton Varabei (Jet Fuel Cycling Team)
DNF Joe Guiliano (Jet Fuel Cycling Team)
DNF Andrew Randell (Jet Fuel Cycling Team)
DNF Jesse Goodrich (Juwi Solar Elite Cycling)
DNF Julian Kyer (Juwi Solar Elite Cycling)
DNF Zachary Bergh (Astellas Oncology Cycling)
DNF Daniel Harm (Astellas Oncology Cycling)
DNF Nicholas Inabinet (Astellas Oncology Cycling)
DNF Andre Vandenberg (Astellas Oncology Cycling)
DNF Simon Bennett (Athletix Cycling Team Benefiting Globalbike)
DNF Shane Braley (Athletix Cycling Team Benefiting Globalbike)
DNF Coulton Hartrich (Athletix Cycling Team Benefiting Globalbike)
DNF Christian Parrett (Athletix Cycling Team Benefiting Globalbike)
DNF James Schurman (Athletix Cycling Team Benefiting Globalbike)
DNF Joshua Whitmore (Athletix Cycling Team Benefiting Globalbike)

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Tour of the Battenkill: deux québécoises sur le podium

Saturday, April 14, 2012 Pasquale No comments

Battenkill: Deux Québécoises sur le Podium

par Pasquale Stalteri & John Symon

le 14 avril 2012 (Cambridge, NY) – Deux québécoises se sont trouvées sur le podium cet après-midi au Tour of the Battenkill. Véronique Fortin (Tibco/To the Top) a pris la victoire aujourd'hui avec un temps de 3 h 48 s dans la course de 99.2km. Crystal Anthony (USA) LadiesFirst Racing se trouvait en deuxième place tandis que Alizée Brien (Specialized-Mazda-SGC) finissait en troisième.

Résultats (brefs)

1. Véronique Fortin (Can) Tibco/To the Top 3:00:38

2. Crystal Anthony (USA) LadiesFirst Racing 0:44

3. Alizée Brien (Can) Specialized-Mazda-SGC 0:44

4. Marti Shea (USA) Destination Cycling 0:45

5. Evelyne Blouin (Can) Real Deal Racing / La Bicicletta 2:59
10- Anne-Marie-Morin, Specialized Mazda SGC, à 4:13

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