March 22/03 8:18 am - Shep 2nd in Arizona, Milan-San Remo Update, Birthday

Posted by Editor on 03/22/03
 

Subaru Nova Desert Classic - Phoenix, Arizona

Stage 1 - ITT 13.7 km

Women
1 Susan Haywood (USA) Trek/VW 32:36
2 Mary Grigson (Aus) Subaru/Gary Fisher at 0:13
3 Lanie Mason (USA) Cane Creek 0:32
4 Kelli Emmett (USA) Hillenbrand Racing 1:05
5 Jimena Florit (Arg) RLX/Polo-Sport 1:13
6 Alison Sydor (Can) Trek/VW 1:17
7 Chrissy Redden (Can) Subaru/Gary Fisher 1:19
8 Melanie McQuaid (Can) Ford Outfitters 1:21
9 Rhonda Quick (USA) 1:24
10 Willow Koerber (USA) RLX/Polo-Sport 1:49

Men
1. Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski (USA) RLX Ralph Lauren 28:26
2 Chris Sheppard (Can) Haro Bikes 28:42
3 Andreas Hestler (Can) Rocky Mountain Crystal Decisions 28:55
4 Roland Green (Can) Trek/VW 28:59
5 Travis Brown (USA) Trek/VW 0:23
6 Derek Wilkerson (USA) 29:04
7 Ryder Hesjedal (Can) Subaru/Gary Fisher 29:21
8 Ryan Treban (USA) 26:26
9 Jay Henry (USA) Specialized 29:37
10 Liam Killeen (GBr) Subaru/Gary Fisher 29:47

Note: Men's results have been revised after an original error was discovered.


Milan-San Remo - World Cup #1

The first Road World Cup is at approximately the halfway mark. There is a group of 8 riders clear: Jacky Durand and Carlos Dacruz (both FDJ.com), Wim Vansevenant (Lotto-Domo), Jose Enrique Gutierrez (Kelme), Stephane Auge (Credit Agricole), Peter Wrolich (Gerolsteiner), Paul Van Hyfte (CSC) and Niki Aebersold (Team Coast). This break reached at maximum gap of nearly 5 minutes, but the peloton is managing them nicely and have brought them back to within 3 minutes.


Happy Birthday To... Women's national road champion Katy St-Laurent, today