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| Written by Mark Thomas | |
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The air temperature was mild, but riders faced strong winds from the south on some of the straights as well as patches of left over ice under the shadows of the tree lined section. Steve Tilford added another championship to his many palmares. Even though this course featured a technical section winding around a small pond, Mr. Tilford avoided a dip like he entertained the prior weekend at the nearby KLM UCI race. Riders in Kansas and Missouri still have a few events on their schedule. Those not heading to Nationals have opportunity to race December 15th and 16th near Wichita at the Lake Afton CX and again on January 7th at the Grote Prijs Shawnee, the final race of the Maxxis Series. Information on these events is available at www.localcycling.com Cat 1/2/3 Men:
1. Stephen Tilford Cat 1/2/3 Women:
1. Catherine Walberg Cat 3 Men:
1. Stephen Songer Cat 4 Men:
1. Dan Jordan
1. Sara Kay Carrell Junor 10-12: 1. Christopher Locke Junior 15-16: 1. Joshua Wade Junior 17-18: 1. Joseph Schmalz Junor 17-18 Women: 1. Jessica Rieck Masters 30+ Male:
1. Keith Walberg
1. David Hejduk Masters 45+ Male:
1. Thomas Price Masters 55+ Male: 1. Harold Parker Masters 45+ Women:
1. Glenda Taylor |
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