CCCX #3 Race Report

Carey, Noble, Chavez, Bumbaca, Cordia, Bortolussi, Stern, Howland,

Langley, Pickman, Ryan, Gale, Guglielmelli, Chapin, Frasca, Nickell,

Mendoza, Dawson, Chaney, All Post Division Wins In CCCX #3, Ft Ord.

On a brand new course, that received rave reviews, many spectacular performances were dramatically played out by Nor-Cal Cyclocross racers for CCCX #3 in Ft Ord. Helped by mother nature, with a solid downpour of rain the day before. The new Cross course featured many sections that when combined into one piece of work, produced some epic racing for all. Many divisions broke down under tight turns, sand sections, long pavement sections, elevation gain and head winds, to form groups and small packs of Cyclocross riders contesting places at the tricky finish line section. Some riders missed hooking up with a group, and went at the course solo. They were forced to face the elements, such as a solid head wind on the pavement portions, alone and with no help from drafting. Most of the placing came from small groups of two, three and four riders that formed during the racing. These small groups of riders produced much action near the final tight turn near the finish. Many of the divisions were settled going into the last left hand turn that was formed and shaped by ice plant and some loose sand, and really made the racing interesting right to the finish line.

Certain racing streaks came to a end during this CCCX #3 event. Cal Giant Inc/Specialized riders Justin Robinson and Gannon Myall had swept the feature races of the Men's Elite and Master Men's 35+ A races at the first two CCCX series events. However, Mark Noble(Time Factory Team) and Mark Howland(Blackmarket Racing) put an end to this dominance with thrilling on the line triumphs in races that were decided by mere nano seconds.

Noble took his incredible Elite win from a star studded group of five riders. These five riders were in a no holds-bar room style brawl during the entire race. Attacks came often during the race in this group, as HRS/Rock Lobster team mates David Wyandt and Aaron O'Dell tried to get the best of Cal Giant/Specialized team mates Justin Robinson and Chance Noble. The wild card however was the elder Mark Noble who is cut throat and deadly when he can smell the finish line. Noble really never showed his wheel toward the front of this HRS/Rock Lobster-Cal Giant/Specialized showdown until it really mattered. And when it mattered most , the finish line, Mark Noble played his card and claimed the big prize of first place. The HRS/Rock Lobster boys, Wyandt and O'Dell, settled for second and third showing great form to edge out the Cal Giant/Specialized duo of Robinson and Chance Noble, and relegating them to fourth and fifth on the day. James Coates(Morgan Stanley/Specialized) had a excellent ride on the afternoon claiming sixth place in this super fast division. Coates was isolated most of the race, leaving the Morgan Stanley/Specialized rider to apply much pressure on his own into the head wind sections to fend off the rest of the chasers. Jason First(Voo Doo Cycles) fended off fine riding Aaron Bonar(Sycip Racing) by a scant one second in a tight fight for seventh and eighth. Next came a strong group riders that was separated from each other by only twenty seconds as they crossed the finish line, these riders were Jason Rahlwes(Fox Racing Shox), Justin Morejohn(Davis Bike Club), and Jesse Mayberry(Scott/Ritchey). Lance Doherty(Clif Bar) of Oakland crossed the line fifty-two seconds later in twelfth place. Don Myrah(Buy-Cell.com) has been getting out to the races, and his form is picking up fast. The five time National champion still has that natural Cyclocross style, and leg turn over, that produced some of the greatest racing ever in the USA. And it is a true honor for local Nor-Cal racers to be able to race with this legend of American Cyclocross.

Gannon Myall had gone two for two in CCCX wins for 2007, but mechanical dificulties derailed his drive for perfection in the series, and left the door open for someone else to claim a win in this incredibly fast group of 35+A riders. In the end it came down to Mark Howland and past National champion Todd Hoefer(Cal Giant/Specialized) vying for the prestigous win in this group. Hoefer and Howland put on quite a show fighting for the win, as they flew thru the final lap side by side trading off leads and bringing the race down to the wire. Howland was first to make a play for the win, leading into the final false flat stretch that sent riders into the final tight turn for the finish line. Howland had just enough to get to the last turn first, and negotiate that cleanly, which gave him the best line for the win. Hoefer, who has won many big races, had to settle for second place this day one second behind Howland. In third on the day was Henry Krammer(Cal Giant/Specialized). Krammer had a gap off the front at one point, but suddenly he was rider down in a loose right hand turn, and this fall took the wind out of his sails. Myall could only muster fourth on the day, after facing mechanical issues during the race. Larry Hibbard(Family Cycling Center) and Keith DeFiebre(Scott/Ritchey) found themselves together, fighting for the fifth place medal. But a flat front wheel slowed DeFiebre, and the hard charging Hibbard was not going to wait. Hibbard went on to claim fifth on the day with DeFiebre in sixth. Next came a big push for the line from a strong group of 35+ racers. Brad Koester(DFL) was riding strongly all race and was looking to solo in for seventh place on the day. But a huge push from John Kammeyer(Altezza 40), Tim Watson(HRS/Rock Lobster), and Brij Lunine(SCCCC) on the final lap reeled in Koester, and these four riders went shoulder to shoulder into the final turn for placing. In the end the finishing order of these four were Kammeyer, Watson, Koester, and Lunine, making for one of the best finishes by a group on the day.

Another streak to fall was Mark Abele's(Blackmarket Racing) eight race 45+ A winning run. Abele's bid for immortality came a mere three seconds short at the finish line. Abele is a brawler who still showed his incredible fighting spirit by going down swinging for the win. Don Langley(Morgan Stanley/Specialized) was the rider who pulled off the KO' of the champ. Berkeley's Norm Kriess(Cal Giant/Specialized) was third on the day thirty seconds off the pace of Abele and Langley. Philip Sims(SCCCC) has been riding very well during the 2007 Cross season so far, and he took a nice fourth place on the day a mere three seconds ahead of Logan Kelsey(Vertical Online) of Mill Valley, who was fifth and claimed the last medal in this group.

Stellar Stella Carey(HRS-Rock Lobster) added an emphatic win to her resume in the Elite Women's race. Going elbow to elbow and handle bar to handle bar with Josie Beggs(Cal Giant Inc./Specialized) and Barbara Howe(Velo Bella/Kona) into the final section, Carey somehow out manuverd them into the final left hand turn just feet before the finish. These three gladiators on two wheels battled extremely hard on the final lap, fighting like tigers tooth and nail for the win. In the end it was Carey who carried her speed into the tight turned finish area for the win. But it came down to some serious elbows, almost track sprint like or 4X DH racing tactics into the final turn to get to the finsih first. The ladies also demonstrated clean riding and a good mindset for clean competition. No one went down in the battle for the final corner, and they were all cordial after the war on wheels for the win. Watch out if Gina Hall of Berkeley just finds a little more of her racing legs this season. Not only did legend Don Myrah race this day, but Women's Cross racing legend Gina Hall also put on the gloves and racing shoes and gave it a go. This made for a serious high honor list of Nor-Cal Cross studs competeing this day, as Hall and Myrah both graced their respected fields with their prescence. The CCCX series was honored that these world class riders returned to racing at this very fun track in Ft Ord. Hall proved she still has some kick in her legs claiming fourth place in this Elite Women's field. However she did mention that she was not sure if she should have signed the release form as "certified fit to compete in this demanding physical activity". Hall said her lungs, legs, and body really was feeling some pain during the race, as she quickly remembered how painful Cyclocross can be if you are under-raced. Another CCCX favorite is Natasha Perry(Velo Bella/Kona) of Santa Cruz. Perry is a seriously hard charging rider who digs deep to apply pressure and keep her speed up during the race. Perry was really smooth thru the turns on this twisting course, and she always seems to ride hard and inspire the fans who gaze at her exsquisit form. Anne Fitzsimmons(Velo Bella/KONA) and Mary Anne Hunter(Hunter/Freewheel) were split by only three seconds at the finish line, with Fitzsimmons just edging Hunter in the end.

In the Single-Speed division Tim Cannard(Buy-Cell.com) turned back the hands of time, to a era when he used to dominate riders such as team mate Cesar Chavez(Buy-Cell.com). Chavez is now the single speed CCCX leader, and Cannard was all over the on form Chavez for most of the race. This left the large gathering of spectators crying for more from the cunning Cannard. In the end Chavez was too much for the fans and Cannard, but it made for some exciting action in this division and gave Cannard a chance to demonstrate his excellent cyckling skills.

Nicole Bumbaca(Specialized) posted a fine 30 second win over a strong B Women's group. Cambria's Megan Cordes(Rock Solid Cycling/Bishops Peak) was riding very strong and placed second on the fun and fast course. Meanwhile, Arnold's Soni Androini-Poulsen(Velo Bella/Kona) had her hands full with hard charging Rita Celeste Leon(SCCCC) of Monterey. In the end the gap between the two fast females was only six small seconds with Androini-Poulsen coming out on top in this tussle on two wheels for third place on the day. Another battle between Women riders took place in this group as Yvonne Walbroehl(Protech Racing) and Katrina Loera(Velo Bella/Kona) came to the finish seemingly even. It took some smooth riding by Walbroehl to gain a one second advantage when the pair crossed the finsih line.

Category C Women saw Teshia Cordia(Specialized/Code 3) pulled a early race flyer and never looked back on her way to a commanding two minute triumph. Beth Welliver(Velo Bella/KONA), Courtney Dimpel(Altezza 40 Racing), Dede Cowden of Capitola, Cathy Morgan(City Cycle), Debby Young(Fox Racing) all showed fine Cyclocross talent during the event.

In other Women's divisions Kathleen Bortolussi(Scotts Valley Cycle Sport) and Henrietta Stern(Hot Flash Chicks) both posted dominating rides crossing the finish well clear of their chasers. Both Bortolussi and Stern are tremendous talents on the bicycle and seem to be very athletically gifted and strong minded.

Sam Pickman(Morgan Stanley) was the B Men's winner. Altezza 40's Ty Brookhart claimed the silver medal. A serious shootout took place for the bronze medal in this stacked group. Matt Young(Sycip Racing), got the best of Mike Sooder of San Jose, and Joshua Rebol(Specialized) by seconds at the line, and rode away with bragging rights from this fast three-some. This entire division boasted some incredibly fast riders.

Tom Ryan(East Bay Velo) was the Master 35+ B winner. Ryan edged Mark Fitzsimmons(Fox Racing Shox) by only nine seconds and David Hopkins(SCCCC) by only twelve seconds in the end. Also chasing hard out of this fast group was Ron Castia(EMC2 / Vellum Cycles), Matt Carinio of SLO, Tim Simanski(Roaring Mouse), Frank Kalcic(HRS / Rock Lobster), Dave Schindehette(Pegasus), Paul Ellison(Alan-USA), and Charles Pockell-Wilson(Morgan Stanley), who all made the top ten from this strong group and finished in that order.

Raymond "Chip" Gale(Third Pillar) had just a little breathing room for his win in the 45+ B Men's race, as Jeffrey Bramlett of San Mateo was only nine seconds back in second place. Scott Calley(HRS / Rock Lobster) meanwhile was breathing hard down Bramlett's back crossing in third only three seconds later. Tim Sawyer(Bicycle Trip), Edward Miszkiewicz of Palo Alto, and Jim Lentfer of Cupertino were next in order of finish.

In the 55+ division Bob Guglielmelli(Central Coast Magazine) and Frank Cuaresma(Cal Giant/Specialized) were inseperable during the first two races. But on this epic course Guglielmelli soloed to a outstanding win by over one minute. This left Cuaresma to fend off the Bicycle Trip sponsored Larry Broberg for second. It all came down to the final corner and Cuaresma barely edged out Broberg thru the ice plant turn to claim the silver medal by one second on the day. Broberg had to settle for the bronze.

Scott Chapin(Traffic Cycles/Cycle Works) remained undefeated in the Single-Speed B division.

Tyler Frasca(SV Cycle Sport) out distanced a fast pedaling group of C riders for the win in the 9:00 a.m. race. Frasca had four riders all within forty seconds as he crossed the line, which made for some great racing.

These riders were Josh Chauvet(Hamana), Kevin Waggoner of Santa Cruz, Glen Cockrell(Labrador Construction), and Jason Nicholson of Santa Cruz.

Jesse L. Nickell IV(Team Ballaz) showed solid form and tremendous cyclocross skill to break away from a strong group of Junior 14-18 riders and win by forty seconds. Nickell has been getting faster and faster during the many years of CCCX races, and all of his riding is now starting to produce some fine rides under racing pressure. Taylor Shamshoian(SV Cycle Sport) was second place on the day, and Carl Dawson(Bicycle Trip/SCCCC) finished a fine third place. The Bicycle trip has put together a fine group of Junior riders and they placed seven riders in this Junior group that all raced well, and are also all good ambassadors of the sport of Cyclocross for other Juniors. These riders were, Erik Young, Dylan MacDonald, Raymond Mendoza, Joshua Kaneg, Kyle Vanderstoep, and Jordan Vanderstoep.

The Junior 13 & Under race came down to a photo finish. Thomas Mendoza(Bicycle Trip/SCCCC) and Darik Thunstrom(Bicycle Trip/SCCCC) had a race that was so close only video footage could seperate first from second at the line. Luckily the CCCX series was trying out a high resolution super mega pixel high definition DVD quality super imposing lens and video camera that separated the front tires of the two team mates to the most minute distance humanly possible. And in the end the officilas on hand went to a coin toss.............. to decide the winner, go figure?

Smooth riding Samuel Cerruti(Cal Giant Cycling) was third place on the day.

Bicycle Trip sponsored Deanna Dawson of Santa Cruz was the top Junior Women racer.

The kids race was very exciting as Spencer Chaney(Roaring Mouse Cycles) attacked his older brother on the opening run up, and established a gap he would hold until the final false flat run into the finish area. This is where older brother Ryan Chaney(Roaring Mouse Cycles) used his age advantage and his clipped in pedal style advantage to surge ahead and cross the line in first. Leaving the younger Chaney to only ponder...what if???, as he was so close to victory and a wire to wire win.

Aslo having great kids rides were Sophia Leonard(Roaring Mouse Cycles) and Allegra Botondo of San Francisco. Botondo was very amazing during her ride, as she bobbed and weaved thru the course and tricky turns, and showed that her future could be in bicycle racing if she choses this path.

Congratulations to all of the riders!

Dusty Downs

Cycle Sport International

Here is a complete list of results:

	ELITE MEN (800-899)
place	number	laps/time	name	team	town
1	855	9 laps @ 1:10'03''	Mark Noble	Time Factory Team	Oxnard
2	822	1:10'04''	David Wyandt	HRS/Rock Lobster	Santa Cruz
3	825	1:10'06''	Aaron O'Dell	HRS/Rock Lobster	Los Gatos
4	836	1:10'07''	Justin Robinson	Cal Giant/Specialized	Santa Cruz
5	857	1:10'35''	Chance Noble	Cal Giant/Specialized	Camarillo
6	845	1:12'30''	James Coates	Morgan Stanley/Specialized	Campbell
7	862	1:13'58''	Jason First	Voo Doo Cycles	Costa Mesa
8	833	1:13'59''	Aron Bonar	Sycip Racing	Berkeley
9	827	1:14'31''	Jason Rahlwes	Fox Racing Shox	Capitola
10	858	1:14'55''	Justin Morejohn	Davis Bike Club	Davis
11	860	1:15'15''	Jesse Mayberry	Scott/Ritchey	Palo Alto
12	831	1:16'07''	Lance Doherty	Clif Bar	Oakland
13	826	1:16'55''	Don Myrah		San Jose
14	852	1:17'07''	Dan Harting	HRS/Rock Lobster	Santa Rosa
15	823	1:18'00''	Grant Cutler	Altezza 40	Altadena
16	820	1:18'33''	Lander Bravo	Altezza 40	San Francisco
17	853	1:18'48''	Pat Rocchi		Monterey
18	834	8 laps @ 1:10'09''	Jay Buenaventura	Third Rail Cycling Club
19	859	1:10'41''	Brian Vernor	Hunter/Freewheel	Santa Cruz
20	843	1:10'52''	Nick Purtscher	HRS/Rock Lobster	Ben Lomond
21	863	1:11'01''	Keven Mowey		San Francisco
22	840	1:11'27''	Nick Hanni	Scott/Ritchey	San Francisco
23	854	1:13'09''	Lawrence Leonard	Successful Living	Ventura
24	850	1:13'13''	Isaias Job	Altezza 40	San Francisco
25	824	1:13'49''	Dean Poshard	HRS/Rock Lobster	Los Gatos
26	861	1:16'16''	Jeff Patton	HRS/Rock Lobster	San Jose
27	851	dnf	Rachael Lloyd	Proman/Paradigno	Fairfax
28	848	dnf	Don Langley	Morgan Stanley/Specialized	Morgan Hill
29	856	dnf	Aaron Kereluk	HRS/Rock Lobster	Felton
30	821	dnf	Josh Snead	HRS/Rock Lobster	Larkspur
			SINGLE SPEED A-MEN (700-799)
1	711	8 laps @ 1:10'12''	Cesar Chavez	Buy-cell.com	San Jose
2	720	1:11'18''	Tim Cannard	Buy-cell.com	Los Gatos
3	719	1:16'42''	John Cheetham	EMC2 / Vellum Cycles	Pleasanton
4	706	1:17'14''	Erik Thunstrom	SCCCC	B.C.
5	739	7 laps @ 1:12'27''	David Gill	SCCCC	Bonny Doon
6	726	1:12'48''	Martin Suro	Cal Giant	PG
7	777	1:18'11''	Mike Evans	SCCCC	Santa Cruz
			ELITE WOMEN (400-499)
1	425	5 laps @ 46'59''	Stella Carey	HRS-Rock Lobster	Felton
2	429	47'00''	Barbara Howe	Velo Bella/KONA	Larkspur
3	437	s.t.	Josie Beggs	Cal Giant/Specialized	Capitola
4	448	49'46''	Gina Hall		Berkeley
5	411	50'15''	Natasha Perry	Velo Bella/KONA	Santa Cruz
6	416	51'06''	Anne Fitzsimmons	Velo Bella/KONA	Morgan Hill
7	446	51'09''	Mary Anne Hunter	Hunter/Freewheel	Soquel
			CATEGORY B WOMEN (900-999)
1	907	4 laps 43'46''	Nicole Bumbaca	Specialized	Los Gatos
2	913	44'19''	Megan Cordes	Rock Solid Cycling/Bishops Peak	Cambria
3	916	45'30''	Soni Androini-Poulsen	Velo Bella/KONA	Arnold
4	911	45'36''	Rita Celeste Leon	SCCCC	Monterey
5	925	47'56''	Yvonne Walbroehl	Protech Racing	Mountain View
6	909	47'57''	Katrina Loera	Velo Bella/KONA	San Jose
7	918	dnf	Sabine Dukes	Velo Bella/KONA	Watsonville
			CATEGORY C WOMEN (500-599)
1	565	3 laps @ 34'24''	Teshia Cordia	Specialized/Code 3	Campbell
2	541	36'46''	Beth Welliver	Velo Bella/KONA	PG
3	566	37'08''	Courtney Dimpel	Altezza 40 Racing	San Jose
4	543	39'43''	Dede Cowden		Capitola
5	549	42'56''	Cathy Morgan	City Cycle	San Fransico
6	542	45'47''	Debby Young	Fox Racing Shox	Santa Cruz
7	548	dns	Katy Jossy		San Fransico
			MASTER WOMEN 35+ (700-799)
1	714	5 laps @ 51'07''	Kathleen Bortolussi	Scotts Valley Cycle Sport	Aptos
2	718	51'55''	Beverly Chaney	Roaring Mouse Cycles	Castro Valley
3	737	52'00''	Melanie Dominguez	SCCCC/Bicycle Trip	Santa Cruz
4	715	53'58''	Janel Lodge	Black Market Racing	Santa Cruz
			MASTER WOMEN 45+ (1-100)
1	14	4 laps @ 44'29''	Henrietta Stern	Hot Flash Chicks	PG
2	48	46'17''	Carol Ruckle	Possibilities	Redlands
3	34	48'55''	Amy Abele	Velo Bella	Concord
			MASTER MEN 35+ A (1-100)
1	8	6 laps @ 50'23''	Mark Howland	Blackmarket Racing	Santa Cruz
2	30	50'24''	Todd Hoefer	Cal Giant/Specialized	Aptos
3	29	50'41''	Henry Kramer	Cal Giant/Specialized
4	23	51'35''	Gannon Myall	Cal Giant/Specialized	Lafayette
5	38	52'04''	Larry Hibbard	Family Cycling Center	Santa Cruz
6	1	52'39''	Keith Defiebre		Prunedale
7	19	52'46''	John Kammeyer	Altezza 40	San Mateo
8	11	52'47''	Tim Watson	HRS/Rock Lobster	San Jose
9	42	52'48''	Brad Koester	DFL	San Francisco
10	4	52'49''	Brij Lunine	SCCCC	Santa Cruz
11	9	53'11''	Erik Zimmer	Eden Bycicles	Pleasanton
12	43	53'31''	Daniel McNally	DFL	San Francisco
13	36	53'51''	Tao Bernardi	Pegasus	Dublin
14	46	53'58''	Rick Hunter	Hunter/Freewheel	Soquel
15	40	54'11''	Grey Wedeking	Sheila Moon	San Francisco
16	47	54'38''	Tom Skiles	Team Spine	Del Rey Oaks
17	6	54'39''	Mitchell Bramlett	Scotts Valley Cycle Sport	Scotts Valley
18	28	55'01''	Mark Mastoras	Squadra Ovest	San Bruno
19	7	55'35''	Charles Hess	SCCCC/Fox Racing Shox	Santa Cruz
20	5	55'50''	Geoff Wilcox	Altezza 40	Los Altos
21	41	57'18''	Evan Adams	HRS/Rock Lobster	San Francisco
22	27	57'38''	Ruben Villarreal	Eden Bycicles	San Leandro
23	18	58'03''	Bob Barwick	Family Cycling Center	Aptos
24	25	1:00'30''	David Allen		Soquel
25	2	5 laps @ 51'00''	David Gill	SCCCC	Bonny Doon
26	44	53'41''	Nigel Walker	DFL	San Alselmo
			MASTER MEN 45+ A (400-499)
1	443	6 laps @ 53'03''	Don Langley	Morgan Stanley/Specialized	Morgan Hill
2	421	53'06''	Mark Abele	Rivendell/Boure	Concord
3	415	54'35''	Norm Kreiss	Cal Giant/Specialized	Berkeley
4	414	55'05''	Philip Sims	SCCCC	Santa Cruz
5	436	55'08''	Logan Kelsey	Vertical Online	Mill Valley
6	409	56'28''	Jim Gentes	Family Cycling Center	Soquel
7	403	56'56''	Shane Huntoon	Livermore Cyclery	Livermore
8	408	57'20''	Erik Thunstrom	SCCCC	B.C.
9	413	57'26''	Chris Baker	Another Bike Shop	Soquel
10	447	5 laps @ 50'25''	Mark Michel	Bicycle Trip	Santa Cruz
11	445	51'01''	Brad Williamson	Family Cycling Center	Aptos
12	427	51'30''	Darrel Brokeshoulder	Specialized/Easton	SJ
13	423	52'23''	John Brown	Family Cycling Center	Santa Cruz
14	444	57'36''	Mike Evans	SCCCC	Santa Cruz
			CATEGORY B MEN (500-899)
1	556	6 laps @ 53'27''	Sam Pickman	Morgan Stanley	San Jose
2	539	53'42''	Ty Brookhart	Altezza 40	Redwood City
3	529	54'18''	Matt Young	Sycip Racing	SF
4	558	54'21''	Mike Sooder		San Jose
5	540	st	Joshua Rebol	Specialized	Aptos
6	547	55'30''	Mathew Talbott	Altezza 40	San Jose
7	553	55'31''	Eric Highlander	Santa Cruz Bicycles	Santa Cruz
8	520	55'37''	Alex Work	HRS / Rock Lobster	Santa Cruz
9	538	56'22''	Martin Suro	Cal Giant/Specialized	PG
10	559	56'28''	Brent Carkeet	Scotts Valley Cycle Sport	Scotts Valley
11	533	56'49''	David Pedersen	Altezza 40	Mountain View
12	560	56'50''	Daniel Lam	TBS Racing	San Jose
13	554	56'52''	Nate Shaw	Ritchey/Scott	San Jose
14	563	57'17''	Stephen Carter		Palo Alto
15	545	57'19''	Ashley Hayat	The Freedom Machine	PG
16	535	57'27''	Russell Pratt	Front of the Pack.com	Los Gatos
17	528	58'52''	Cisco Moran	SF Sport & Spine	SF
18	555	59'21''	Chris Sallen		Belmont
19	561	1:00'12''	Cody Klasna	Ritcey/Scott	Palo Alto
20	521	1:00'20''	Dan Adkins	Metromint Cycling	Berkeley
21	557	5 laps @ 54'44''	Chip Lomas		San Jose
22	564	1:03'11''	Neil Samson	HACC Hawaii	Honolulu, HI
23	562	dnf	Rodney Santos		Morgan Hill
24	552	dnf	Daniel Ferreira	Velo Shop	San Mateo
			MASTER MEN 35+ B (300-399)
1	351	6 laps @ 55'48''	Tom Ryan	East Bay Velo	Berkeley
2	338	55'57''	Mark Fitzsimmons	Fox Racing Shox	Morgan Hill
3	324	56'00''	David Hopkins	SCCCC	Santa Cruz
4	328	56'10''	Ron Castia	EMC2 / Vellum Cycles	Livermore
5	341	56'24''	Matt Carinio		SLO
6	343	56'46''	Tim Simanski	Roaring Mouse	Fremont
7	329	56'56''	Frank Kalcic	HRS / Rock Lobster	Sunnyvale
8	319	57'21''	Dave Schindehette	Pegasus	Campbell
9	370	57'36''	Paul Ellison	Alan-USA	San Francisco
10	373	57'55''	Charles Pockell-Wilson	Morgan Stanley	Martinez
11	348	58'13''	Courtney Grossman	Velo Club Monterey	Salinas
12	375	59'19''	Rich Cadigan		Clovis
13	374	59'32''	Mike Lucaccini	Edan Racing Club	Oakland
14	337	1:00'30''	John Ford	Team Spine	Redwood City
15	331	1:01'35''	Steven Woo	LGBRC/Easton/Specialized	Los Altos
16	342	1:02'43''	Aaron Hunter	SJ Bicycle	Santa Cruz
17	332	5 laps @ 53'42''	Grant Stoner	SCCCC	Santa Cruz
18	376	53'55''	Stephen Gordy	SRG	San Jose
19	333	54'43''	Michael Schaller	LGBRC/Easton/Specialized	Campbell
20	372	dnf	Thomas Leach		Alameda
21	336	dnf	Eric Brouillette	Eden Bicycle Racing Club	Castro Valley
			MASTER MEN 45+ B (800-899)
1	811	6 laps @ 56'25''	Raymond "Chip" Gale	Third Pillar	San Mateo
2	813	56'34''	Jeffrey Bramlett		Palo Alto
3	802	56'37''	Scott Calley	HRS / Rock Lobster	Monterey
4	804	58'03''	Tim Sawyer	Bicycle Trip	Santa Cruz
5	845	5 laps @ 53'22''	Edward Miszkiewicz		Palo Alto
6	849	55'19''	Jim Lentfer		Cupertino
			MASTER MEN 55+ (700-799)
1	701	6 laps @ 59'25''	Bob Guglielmelli	Central Coast Magazine	SLO
2	708	1:00'37''	Frank Cuaresma	Cal Giant/Specialized	San Jose
3	732	1:00'38''	Larry Broberg	Bicycle Trip	Felton
4	705	1:01'37''	Michael Simons		Monterey
5	707	1:01'59''	David Samples	Cal Giant/Specialized	Watsonville
6	731	4 laps @ 53'20''	Ron Riley	SCCCC	Aptos
			SINGLE SPEED MEN B (900-999)
1	902	6 laps @ 55'47''	Scott Chapin	Traffic Cycles/Cycle Works	Soquel
2	923	1:01'10''	Patrick Lewis	SCCCC	Santa Cruz
3	924	1:02'04''	Rob Jaimes		Los Gatos
4	919	1:02'52''	Chris Wells		Santa Rosa
5	908	5 laps @ 1:01'49''	Tom Biggs		PG
			CATEGORY C MEN (300-399)
1	303	4 laps @ 40'08''	Tyler Frasca	SV Cycle Sport	Scotts Valley
2	369	40'11''	Josh Chauvet	Hamana	San Francisco
3	366	40'29''	Kevin Waggoner		Santa Cruz
4	316	40'31''	Glen Cockrell	Labrador Construction	Salinas
5	354	40'50''	Jason Nicholson		Santa Cruz
6	306	41'29''	Mike Perez	LGBRC/Easton/Specialized	San Jose
7	364	42'26''	Brian Johnston	Jah Wind	Scotts Valley
8	317	43'15''	Paul Guerra	Rocky Mounts/Izze	Los Gatos
9	323	43'21''	William Steigel		Scotts Valley
10	314	43'22''	John Bono		Santa Cruz
11	365	43'31''	Noah Wilson	Rad Racing	Santa Cruz
12	371	45'47''	Peter Jones	SCCCC/Volks Café	Santa Cruz
13	355	48'28''	Hank Vanderstoep		Soquel
14	367	3 laps @ 40'40''	Steve Anderson	Velo Club Monterey	Monterey
15	368	41'00''	Art Ruvalcaba	Roaring Mouse Cycles	Salinas
			JUNIOR MEN 14-18 (500-599)
1	508	4 laps @ 39'51''	Jesse L. Nickell IV	Team Ballaz
2	514	40'40''	Taylor Shamshoian	SV Cycle Sport	Santa Cruz
3	503	41'03''	Carl Dawson	Bicycle Trip/SCCCC	Santa Cruz
4	509	41'45''	Erik Young	Bicycle Trip	Aptos
5	517	42'50''	Dylan MacDonald	Bicycle Trip	Santa Cruz
6	516	45'17''	Raymond Mendoza	Bicycle Trip/SCCCC	Santa Cruz
7	518	46'17''	Joshua Kaneg	Bicycle Trip	Santa Cruz
8	505	47'02''	Kyle Vanderstoep	Bicycle Trip	Soquel
9	506	47'54''	Jordan Vanderstoep	Bicycle Trip	Soquel
			JUNIOR MEN 13 & UNDER
1	404	4 laps @ 48'45''	Thomas Mendoza	Bicycle Trip/SCCCC	Santa Cruz
2	407	48'46''	Darik Thunstrom	Bicycle Trip/SCCCC	Boulder Creek
3	401	3 laps @ 42'05''	Samuel Cerruti	Cal Giant Cycling	Watsonville
			JUNIOR WOMEN (900-999)
1	920	2 laps @ 41'29''	Deanna Dawson	Bicycle Trip	Santa Cruz
			KIDS RACE 6-10 (700-799)
1	716	1 lap @ 12'15''	Ryan Chaney	Roaring Mouse Cycles	Carmel
2	717	13'07''	Spencer Chaney	Roaring Mouse Cycles	Carmel
3	710	15'35''	Sophia Leonard	Roaring Mouse Cycles	Pacific Grove
4	738	25'29''	Allegra Botondo		San Francisco