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VERGE Baystate Cyclocross

VERGE Baystate Cyclocross

November 28, 2009 - November 29, 2009 • sterling, Massachusetts Coverage created by Colt McElwaine
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UCI racing returns to New England Saturday and Sunday with the penultimate weekend of racing in the Verge Championship Series. The East Coast's finest will be on hand to try and scrape together some final UCI points as they prepare for December's USGP finals and National Championships. Dave from Trailwatch will be on-site both days to provide some coverage from the event.

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 Dave McElwaine F 2 years ago

Day One- Powers wins but Timmerman gives him a run for his money. Justin Lindine bridged up to them at one point but had to settle for third

At one point Justin Lindine bridged up to Powers and Timmerman but could not hold it. Soon thereafter Jeremy took off for good.

Andrea Smith turned some of the fastest women's lap times today and got herself within striking distance of Mary Mcconneloug. Mary of course made winning look easy. With winds gusting up to 45 mph, Mo Bruno-Roy took third....not great conditions for her.

Colt McElwaine 2 years ago

Full Results are linked above the videos.

Jeremy Powers took an expected win today in Sterling, MA at the VERGE Baystate Cyclocross. Powers came down with the flu two weeks ago forcing him to skip NJ's USGP rounds. To make up for the missed UCI points, Powers is racing local this weekend to earn a few more points and sharpen his legs a bit more before heading West to Oregon. VERGE series leader Dan Timmerman finished a close second ahead of Justin Lindine. Jerome Townsend showed a return to form finishing 7th as the top U23. With the absence of Canadian Natasha Elliot this weekend, Mary McConneloug now has a mathematic possibility of winning the VERGE overall series. She took a step in that direction today winning convincingly over Andrea Smith and a resurgent Rebecca Wellons. Mo Bruno was 4th. Full report coming soon.