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Women's Race Cycle-Smart International 11/07/09

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Uploaded by Colt McElwaine | November 7, 2009

Race footage and video highlights from today's VERGE New England Championship series race in Northampton, MA. The 19th Cycle-Smart International is one of the oldest UCI races on this continent and always makes for an exhilarating race. Link to full results is to the left of this video.

Speakers: Laura Van Guilder, Mary McConneloug, Natasha Elliott
Categories: Race
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The Elite women split up quickly from the gun with Mary McConneloug and Natasha Elliott (Garneau/Club Chassure/Ogilvy) breaking away from the field on the first lap. A chase group formed behind them with series leader Maureen Bruno-Roy (MM Racing), Laura Van Gilder (C3/Athletes Serving Athletes), Minuteman Road Club racers Andrea Smith and Anna Barensfeld as well as Sara Bresnick-Zocchi (pedalpowercoaching.com/Landry’s Bicycles). McConneloug and Elliott were able to stretch their advantage on the chase group and were matching each other move for move until Elliott bobbled in the sand. McConneloug, hearing of Elliott’s bobble over the loudspeaker, threw down a huge attack and held Elliott at an arm’s length for the rest of the race, eventually finishing with a twenty second advantage. Behind them, Van Gilder proved to be too strong for the chase group and soloed in for third place ahead of Bruno-Roy. Barensfeld outsprinted Smith for fourth.
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 The Drops 3 years ago

Great footage. Looks like an awesome course. Looks like MM road the whole course in the drops. She was doing some stuff in the drops I would never think of doing.