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Who's #1? Cyclocross Rankings 11/16/11

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Cyclocross Ranings are back for week number nine here on "Who's #1?"! This past weekend was about one race and one race only: The USGP Derby City Cup in Louisville, Kentucky. With one of the deepest fields we've seen all year in North America, we finally got to see riders go head to head to settle the score!

WATCH LAST WEEK'S SHOW!

Justin Lindine VS Jeremy Durrin ARM FIGHTING (Uncut)
USGP Derby City Cup Videos/ Results
USGP Derby City Cup Photos
MAC Fair Hill Report/ Results
2011 Cyclocross Pro Bikes
Behind The Barriers (Season Two)
2010 Who's #1? Rankings Series

Tags: Colt McElwaine, Georgia Gould, Katie Compton, Brian Matter, Jeremy Powers, Chloe Woodruff, Ryan Trebon, Todd Wells, Tim Johnson, Katerina Nash, Justin Lindine, Kaitlin Antonneau, Jeremy Durrin, rankings

North American Cyclocross Rankings - 11/16/2011

ELITE MEN

1. Jeremy Powers (Rapha/ Focus) 1
2. Ryan Trebon (LTS/ Felt) 2
3. Todd Wells (Specialized/ Cal Giant) 7
4. Tim Johnson (Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld.com) 3
5. Geoff Kabush (Maxxis-Rocky Mountain) (CAN) 6
6. Ben Bereden (Ops Ale-Clement) (BEL) 4
7. Jamey Driscoll (Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld.com) 5
8. Jonathan Page (Planet Bike/ Blue) 8
9. Chris Jones (Rapha Focus) 16
10. Danny Summerhill (Garmin/ Cervelo) 9
11. Zach McDonald (Rapha Focus) (U23) 10
12. Troy Wells (Clif Bar) 18
JOTW 13. Brian Matter (Gear Grinder/ Clif) 21
14. Tristan Schouten (Cyclocross Racing .com/ Blue) 11
15. Chris Sheppard (Rocky Mountain Bicycles/ Shimano) (CAN) 12
16. Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski (Trek/ Subaru) 13
17. Luke Keough (Corner Cycle) (U23) 15
18. Even McNeely (EMD Specialized) (U23) (CAN) 24
19. Barry Wicks (Kona) 28
20. Yannick Eckmann (Pearlizumi/Shimano/Focus) (U23) (GER) 14
21. Allen Krughoff (Boulder Cycle Sport) 19
22. Justin Lindine (BikeReg.com / Joe's Garage / Scott) 20
23. Mitch Hoke (Clif Bar) 17
24. Christian Heule (Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld.com) (SUI) 16
25. Dylan McNicholas (CyclocrossWorld) 22
26. Jerome Townsend (Smart Stop/ Mock Orange Bikes) (U23) 23
27. Travis Livermon (Smart Stop/ Mock Orange Bikes) 25
28. Mark Batty (SpiderTech/ C10) 27
29. Cody Kaiser (Cal Giant/ Specialized) (U23) 26
30. Aaron Schooler (H&R Block) (CAN) 48
31. Jared Stafford (Ride With Rendall) (U23) (CAN) 56
32. Ryan Knapp (Bob's Red Mill) 41
33. Lukas Winterburg (Philidelphia Cross School) (SWI) 29
34. Aaron Tuckerman (Corsa Concepts) 31
35. Carl Decker (Giant Off-Road) 32
36. Lukas Muller (Philidelphia Cross School) (SWI) 40
37. Jeremy Durrin (J.A.M. Fund/ NCC) 30
38. Bryan Alders (Epic Endurance) 40
39. Adam Myerson (Smart Stop/ Mock Orange Bikes) 34
40. Craig Richey (Renner Custom/ Raleigh) (CAN) 35
41. Travis TJ Woodruff (Trek Bicycle Store) X
42. Sean Babcock (Kona) 36
43. Spencer Paxon (Kona) X
44. Brady Kappius (Clif Bar) X
45. Steve Fisher (Rad Racing) (U23) 37
46. Jake Wells (Stan's No Tubes) 43
47. Russell Stevenson (Unattached) 39
48. Alex Howes (Chipotle Devo) 42
49. Shannon Skerritt (Corsa Concepts) 51
50. Josh Dillion (Richard Sachs/ RGM) 44
51. Christian Favata (RGM/ Richard Sachs) 45
52. Manny Goguen (Team CF) 46
53. Donald Reeb (Cyclocross Racing) 47
54. Weston Schempf (CS) 49
55. Mike Garrigan (Lipierre) (CAN) 52
56. Jared Nieters (Washington, D.C) 38
57. Derrick St. John (Stevens) (CAN) 50
58. Kevin Noiles (Sporique) (CAN) 53
59. Molly Cameron (Portland Bicycle Studio) 54
60. Ryan Leech (Hilton Head Cycling) 55

Who Fell Off This Week?

33. Adam Craig (Rabobank/ Giant) 32 (No Racing)
61. Robert Marion (American Classic/ Blue) 57
62. Anthony Clark (J.A.M. Fund/ NCC) 58

ELITE WOMEN

1. Katie Compton (Rabobank/ Giant) 1
2. Katerina Nash (Luna) (CZE) 2
JOTW 3. Kaitlin Antonneau (Cannondale/ Cyclocross World) (U23) 8
4. Caroline Mani (CC Etupes) (FRA) 4
5. Amy Dombroski (Crankbrothers) 5
6. Meredith Miller (Cal Giant/Specialized) 3
7. Chloe Woodruff (Race Club 11) 17
8. Nicole Duke (Cannondale p/b CyclocrossWorld) 9
9. Laura Van Gilder (Mellow Mushroom) 12
10. Emily Batty (Subaru/ Trek) (CAN) 11
11. Mical Dyck (Pro City Racing) (CAN) 25
12. Sue Butler (River City Bicycles/ Ridley) 10
13. Teal Stetson-Lee (Cal Giant/Specialized) 13
14. Andrea Smith (LadiesFirst Racing) 16
15. Georgia Gould (Luna) 6
16. Pepper Harlton (Juventus) (CAN) 22
17. Coryn Rivera (Marian University) (U23) 23
18. Sally Annis (CrossResults.com/ JRA) 14
19. Heather Irmiger (Trek/ Subaru) 15
20. Mo Bruno Roy (Bob's Red Mill/ Seven) 18
21. Amanda Carey (Kenda/ Felt) 19
22. Kathy Sherwin (Stan's NoTubes) 27
23. Alison Powers (Cross Propz) 21
24. Lyne Bessette (CyclocrossWorld) (CAN) 24
25. Alice Pennington (Team S&M) 26
26. Serena Bishop (Silverado/ SunnySide) 28
27. Kelsy Bingham (Roosters/ Bikers Edge) 30
28. Crystal Anthony (Ladies First Racing) 31
29. Devon Gorry (Rambuski Law) 20
30. Elle Anderson (LadiesFirst Racing) 29
DOTW 31. Julie Krasniak (Rapha/ Focus) (FRA) 7
32. Nicole Thiemann (Team CF) 34
33. Evelyne Blouin (Unattached) (CAN) 32
34. Alison Mann (Rock N' Road) 33
35. Heather Clark (Bend Total care) 38
36. Kristin Gavin (Team Cystic Fibrosis) 37
37. Courteney McFadden (Cycling Northwest) X
38. Megan Korol (Bob's Red Mill) 36
39. Carolyn Popovic (Team CF) X
40. Arley Kemmerer (C3 - Athletes Serving Athletes) X

"THIS DOESN'T MAKE ANY SENSE! DON'T YOU KNOW ANYTHING?"
(#This Week. Name (Team) #Last Week)
Approximate Formula:
25% What you've done so far this season
50% What you did this past weekend
20% What we think you'll do in next two weeks
5% Feeling pressure from lobbyists in comment section
(sometimes we miss something, let us know below!)

"ARE YOU SERIOUS?"
-no.

5 comments

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cdelinks

Why don't you have any Cat 3s on the list?

midschool22

I called it in her post race interview. JOTW for Kaitlin. Yep. Nice.

hs5

SPOTLIGHT.

Trailwatch

Great stuff this week. Can't argue much with the ratings. While it was brave of Ryan to race on Sunday, it was very painful (for me) to see him barely able to climb the stairs. I sincerely hope he did not make his injury worse by racing. Jeremy told me that Todd Wells is one of the riders he really respects. Given Todd's ability to peak for nationals, both he and Ryan are going to have to deal with a fresh defending champion. Tristen Schouten and Brian Matter split the weekend so Tristen should be rated above Brian based on prior record. Jon Page has a mystery illness that apparently could nix his season. Word is that he is trying to figure out what is wrong.I am sorry that Katie Compton was so-off-the-front because she could use some in-the-pack racing to get ready for her upcoming European campaign. Kaitie Antonneau certainly was amazing and is only going to get better. Not to diminish Katie's accomplishments but Katerina Nash was sick both days in Louisville and could be seen vomiting during the race. If she were not so humble, that would have been taken into account. Crystal Anthony cannot beat the top 22 women on a regular basis....but she is a tad better than 28th. I love it that Jesse is sticking up for his sister.I sincerely doubt that you will see team-mates Heather Irmiger, JHK, and Emily Batty racing much more cross. It is critical for them to get ready for an Olympic year on the mountain bikes. Might as well drop them from the list.Yes, Colt is some sort of savant when it comes to remembering this stuff. Also, you should try watching this week's video with the sound turned off. Hysterical.

Trailwatch

Great stuff this week. Can't argue much with the ratings. While it was brave of Ryan to race on Sunday, it was very painful (for me) to see him barely able to climb the stairs. I sincerely hope he did not make his injury worse by racing. Jeremy told me that Todd Wells is one of the rides he really respects. Given Todd's ability to peak for nationals, both he and Ryan are going to have to deal with a fresh defending champion. Tristen Schouten and Brian Matter split the weekend so Tristen should be rated above Brian based on prior record. Jon Paige has a mystery illness that apparently could nix his season. Word is that he is trying to figure out what is wrong.I am sorry that Katie Compton was so-off-the-front because she could use some in-the-pack racing to get ready for her upcoming European campaign. Kaitie Antonneau certainly was amazing and is only going to get better. Not to diminish Katie's accomplishments but Katerina Nash was sick both days in Louisville and could be seen vomiting during the race. If she were not so humble, that would have been taken into account. Crystal Anthony cannot beat the top 22 women on a regular basis....but she is a tad better than 28th. I love it that Jesse is sticking up for his sister.I sincerely doubt that you will see team-mates Heather Irmiger, JHK, and Emily Batty racing much more cross. It is critical for them to get ready for an Olympic year on the mountain bikes. Might as well drop them from the list.Yes, Colt is some sort of savant when it comes to remembering this sturff. Also, you should try watching this week's video with the sound turned off. Hysterical.