July 16/15 8:23 am - Gastown Grand Prix report and results
Posted by Editoress on 07/16/15
First All Canadian Men's Finish at Global Relay Gastown Grand Prix since 1984
2012 Canadian Olympian Denise Ramsden Wins Women's Race in Dominating Fashion
History was made Wednesday night at the Global Relay Gastown Grand Prix as for the first time since 1984 when Alex Steida, Brent Mudry, and Bruce Spicer finished 1-2-3, three Canadian men stood atop the podium.
It was also the exact same podium as Friday's MK Delta Lands criterium, which also saw Kitchener, Ontario's Ryan Roth (Silber Pro Cycling) win ahead of Garrett McLeod of Vancouver (H&R Block Pro Cycling) and Abbotsford resident Will Routley (Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies). The way the race wrapped up was also similar to Friday's crit as Roth built a lead with three laps to go and with the help of his Silber teammates, including Matteo Dal-Cin, build more of a gap than the field could make up.
“Really it was just like last Friday night with the same top three in the same scenario. Ryan had his teammate attack and he's riding so strong. I kept looking over my shoulder to see the break chasing us and then Ryan and Eric Young - two of the strongest finishers in the race - so we were really expecting that would be the play for the finish. I found myself out there so I had to try my best and found the podium, I just couldn't finish it,” said Routley.
In addition to seeing three Canadian men atop the podium for the first time in recent memory, Wednesday's was also the first time in a long time that the finish came down to a breakaway as opposed to a sprint, which suited Roth just fine.
The break
"Being aggressive paid off and we'll probably keep racing that way because a bunch sprint is always a lottery and right now we don't have a big, big favourite in those kind of finishes so we're always going to be on attack," he said after completing the 50-lap, 60 kilometre course in one hour, 16 minutes, and 50 seconds, four seconds ahead of McLeod. "There was one word I said to Matteo - 'attack'. With about five to go, I said 'We're going to start going, one after another and hopefully one of us gets away', and it only took two laps, so we can't complain about that.”
Routley was as surprised as anyone that the finish played out the way it did.
"I wasn't expecting it to finish in a breakaway either, it hasn't probably since it was pouring rain here (in 2007). I'm pretty happy about the podium, it's pretty great, but at the same time, once Roth came across, Silber had two guys and that changed the dynamic,” he said.
With the experience of what happened just five days ago at the Tour de Delta fresh in his mind, McLeod thought Roth might put the race out of reach went he went 45 laps into the race.
"The strong break was up the road for a while and my team didn't have a guy there, so on the little riser (just before the start/finish line), I hit it and got across with Ryan and then the Silber guys played it really well at the end. Matteo went and I jumped pretty hard to try and close that, but when he was back, Ryan was off right away,” said McLeod, who was the 2010 Canadian National U23 Criterium Champion. "I think a lot of the guys that had been out there were pretty cooked because the group was breaking up and no one really had the legs to pull Ryan back."
Both the stage announcers and his coach Gord Fraser, who won the Gastown Grand Prix himself in 2003 and 2005, alluded to the fact that the Roth may be a sleeper in Canadian cycling.
Roth wins
Ryan Roth and Gord Fraser
Men's podium
“Ryan's such an incredible leader of the team. There's a lot of guys getting a lot of ink, but Ryan just produces time in and time out,” Fraser exclaimed. “He's the most consistent rider we have in Canada and to see him win tonight was just a real pleasure for me.”
For his part, Roth is happy with the decision to join Fraser's Silber team last year.
"I'm really happy with Silber right now and I think the goal is to just continue to take small incremental steps up and see how far we can go,” the 32-year-old former Canadian National Road Race Champion said. “I think everybody's happy with the progress and we're doing a little bit better than people expected so we're trying to keep that momentum."
Women
With performances like the one she had to win the $12,000 Global Relay Gastown Grand Prix on Wednesday night, Denise Ramsden's Trek Red Truck p/b Mosaic Homes might encourage her to miss more pre-race meetings.
Ramsden wasn't able to make the meeting because she was with her mother who underwent surgery all day and arrived about 45 minutes before the start gun went off, but it didn't seem to faze the Vancouver native or her teammates as she put on as dominant a performance in the 35 lap, 42 kilometre course that has been seen at BC Superweek and the Global Relay Gastown Grand Prix. The 2012 Canadian Olympian went away from the pack just ten laps into the race and didn't look back – at one point having a near 60 second lead and eventually even caught up to the back of the field to cruise across the finish line on the final lap.
Interestingly enough, the dominating finish after an aggressive move on lap ten wasn't exactly what Ramsden planned for going into the race.
Denise Ramsden
“(My teammate) Leah (Guloien) and I talked about being a little less aggressive and follow moves, but the moment came and it was just a good time to go,” she said. “I felt pretty good out there, yesterday I felt absolutely awful at UBC, so I think (today) was just a good day. My mom's at home, she really wanted to be here watching but the anesthesia is still wearing off, so I dropped her off and came here and that was my preparation.”
Second place finisher Annie Foreman-Mackey, who races for The Cyclery – Opus team out of Ottawa, had a lengthy lead ahead of the peloton and rode the last lap of the race knowing full well where she would finish.
“Our plan going into this race was to get in a breakaway. I missed Denise's move… I had some fire and tried to follow that. Lex (Albrecht) attacked and I followed her and then I managed to gap her. I tried not to look back and just kept going,” said the 24-year-old with a bachelor's degree in health science. “There were a couple of moments with around seven laps to go where I thought, ‘Oh no, they're hot on my heels!', so I couldn't be happier to finish it off.”
Ramsden wins
Being on the podium at BC Superweek is becoming routine for Shelley Olds as the 34-year-old finished Top-3 for the fifth race in a row. Despite not having a team with her at BC Superweek, the results – and prize money – continues to pile up as she walks away with $2,000 for her efforts in Gastown.
“Unfortunately I'm riding alone, so I kind of left the responsibility to the other teams that had 4-5 riders, so I took a risk in that sense. Denise is an incredible, strong rider and we know that, so I was trying to tell the girls when she was going that we can't let her go, she'll take a lap. I took a risk and was saving for the sprint today,” said Olds, who won the 2012 UCI Road World Cup in China. “Riding the cobble stones in Gastown is definitely not easy! The bike is kind of jumping around on you, so you have to stay low and keep control of the bike, so it's a different sprint.”
Global Relay Gastown Grand Prix press release
Results
| Pro 1/2/3 Women | |
| 1 Denise Ramsden (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes | By Position |
| 2 Annie Foreman-Mackey (Can) The Cyclery - Opus | By Position |
| 3 Shelley Olds (USA) Ale-Cipollini | 0:59:52.30 |
| 4 Tina Pic (USA) Pepper Palace p/b The Happy Tooth | |
| 5 Samantha Schneider (USA) ISCorp p/b Smart Choice MRI | |
| 6 Lauretta Hanson (Aus) Fearless Femme p/b Haute Wheels Racing | |
| 7 Alison Jackson (Can) TWENTY16 p/b Sho-Air | |
| 8 Joanne Kiesanowski (NZl) Team TIBCO-SVB | |
| 9 Jessica Uebelhart (Sui) BMW presented by Happy Tooth Dental | |
| 10 Liza Rachetto (USA) BMW presented by Happy Tooth Dental | |
| 11 Erica Zaveta (USA) BMW presented by Happy Tooth Dental | |
| 12 Justine Clift (Can) Glotman Simpson Cycling | |
| 13 Maggie Coles-Lyster (Can) Local Ride Racing | |
| 14 Lenore Pipes (Gum) Team TIBCO-SVB | |
| 15 Jamie Gilgen (Can) Rise Racing p/b Cyclepath Woodbridge | |
| 16 Irena Ossola (USA) independent | |
| 17 Ellen Watters (Can) The Cyclery - Opus | |
| 18 Alice Georgia Simmerling (Can) independent | |
| 19 Laura Jorgensen (USA) Pepper Palace p/b The Happy Tooth | |
| 20 Tiffany Pezzulo (USA) DNA Cycling p/b K4 | |
| 21 Lex Albrecht (Can) Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies | all s.t. |
| 22 Sara Bergen (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes | 0:59:57.60 |
| 23 Leah Guloien (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes | |
| 24 Marie-Soleil Blais (Can) The Cyclery - Opus | |
| 25 Ivy Audrain (USA) LA Sweat | |
| 26 Joanie Caron (Can) DNA Cycling p/b K4 | |
| 27 Diane Moug (Can) independent | |
| 28 Amy Charity (USA) Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies | |
| 29 Mary Maroon (USA) ACADEMY | |
| 30 Nicole Mertz (USA) ISCorp p/b Smart Choice MRI | |
| 31 Skylar Schneider (USA) ISCorp p/b Smart Choice MRI | |
| 32 Jessica Cutler (USA) Colavita / Bianchi Pro Cycling | |
| 33 Amy Phillips (USA) Pepper Palace p/b The Happy Tooth | |
| 34 Kimberley Johnson (USA) Naked Women's Racing | |
| 35 Meghan Grant (Can) Alete-FLC | |
| 36 Allie Guenther (Can) independent | |
| 37 Stephanie Roorda (Can) independent | |
| 38 Lindsay Bayer (USA) BMW presented by Happy Tooth Dental | |
| 39 Ashley Barson (Can) Rise Racing p/b Cyclepath Woodbridge | |
| 40 Morgan Cabot (Can) Glotman Simpson Cycling | |
| 41 Sara Poidevin (Can) Canadian National Team | |
| 42 Alysia Withers (Can) Glotman Simpson Cycling | all s.t. |
| 43 Jannalyn Luttrell (USA) Roosters Bikers Edge | 1:00:05.10 |
| 44 Jennifer Whalen (USA) SPY Giant RIDE p/b GQ-6 | |
| 45 Emily Flynn (Can) The Cyclery - Opus | both s.t. |
| 46 Michelle Khare (USA) BMW presented by Happy Tooth Dental | 1:00:06.50 |
| 47 Patricia Schwager (Sui) Team TIBCO-SVB | |
| 48 Lexie Millard (USA) ISCorp p/b Smart Choice MRI | |
| 49 Gillian Ellsay (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes | |
| 50 Christy Keely (USA) Fearless Femme p/b Haute Wheels Racing | |
| 51 Breanne Nalder (USA) DNA Cycling p/b K4 | |
| 52 Anne Lena Ouellet (Can) EV/DEVO pb Catalyst Kinetics | |
| 53 Mandy Heintz (USA) Fearless Femme p/b Haute Wheels Racing | |
| 54 Anika Todd (Can) Team TIBCO-SVB | |
| 55 Laura Van Gilder (USA) Fearless Femme p/b Haute Wheels Racing | all s.t. |
| 56 Catherine Ouellette (Can) independent | 1:00:10.10 |
| DNF Ariane Bonhomme (Can) The Cyclery - Opus | |
| DNF Amalie Bruneau (Can) The Cyclery - Opus | |
| DNF Sarah Coney (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes | |
| DNF Kinley Gibson (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes | |
| DNF Suzanne Hamilton (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes | |
| DNF Rachel Canning (Can) Women's Team ATAC | |
| DNF Allison Daniel (Can) Women's Team ATAC | |
| DNF Jennifer Gerth (Can) Women's Team ATAC | |
| DNF Brenna Pauly (Can) Women's Team ATAC | |
| DNF Melanie Von Stetten (Can) Women's Team ATAC | |
| DNF Megan Rathwell (Can) BMW presented by Happy Tooth Dental | |
| DNF Jody Rechenmacher (Can) Glotman Simpson Cycling | |
| DNF Amalie Winther Olsen (Den) LA Sweat | |
| DNF Kelli Samuelson (USA) LA Sweat | |
| DNF Becca Schepps (USA) LA Sweat | |
| DNF Suzanna Dupee (USA) Pepper Palace p/b The Happy Tooth | |
| DNF Courteney Lowe (NZl) Pepper Palace p/b The Happy Tooth | |
| DNF Michele Schaeffer (USA) EV/DEVO pb Catalyst Kinetics | |
| DNF Sabrina David (USA) Groove Subaru - Excel Sports | |
| DNF Natalie Koncz (USA) Nemesis Racing | |
| DNF Natalia Mulekova (Rus) Steed Cycles | |
| DNF Gabrielle Pilote-Fortin (Can) DNA Cycling p/b K4 | |
| DNF Catherine Fegan-Kim (GBr) DNA Cycling p/b K4 | |
| DNS Carrie Cartmill (Can) The Cyclery - Opus | |
| DNS Tara Whitten (Can) The Cyclery - Opus | |
| DNS Claire Cameron (Can) Glotman Simpson Cycling | |
| DNS Elizabeth Caldwell (USA) LA Sweat | |
| DNS Jennifer Vollmer (USA) Roosters Bikers Edge | |
| DNS Genevieve Krahn (Can) Holiday Inn Calgary Northwest / P-K Express | |
| DNS Juliette Wheler (Can) SMARTSAVVY+ p/b IRIS Cycling Project | |
| DNS Emeliah Harvie (Can) independent | |
| DNS Courtenay Mcfadden (USA) independent | |
| DNS Erin Attwell (Can) Triple Shot Cycling | |
| Pro 1/2 Men | |
| 1 Ryan Roth (Can) Silber Pro Cycling | 1:16:50.50 |
| 2 Garrett Mcleod (Can) H&R Block Pro Cycling Team | 1:16:54.90 |
| 3 William Routley (Can) Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies | |
| 4 Adrian Hegyvary (USA) UnitedHealthcare | |
| 5 Steve Fisher (USA) Jelly Belly pb Maxxis | all s.t. |
| 6 Simon-Pierre Gauthier (Can) Garneau Quebecor | 1:16:56.70 |
| 7 Matteo Dal-Cin (Can) Silber Pro Cycling | 1:16:59.20 |
| 8 Christoph Schweizer (Ger) Team Bike Aid | 1:17:00.60 |
| 9 Daniel Holloway (USA) Altovelo-SeaSucker | 1:17:25.80 |
| 10 Florenz Knauer (Ger) H&R Block Pro Cycling Team | 1:17:27.40 |
| 11 Brandon Etzl (Can) Team NCCH p/b Dec Express | |
| 12 Kristofer Dahl (Can) Team SmartStop | |
| 13 Alexander Ray (NZl) Silber Pro Cycling | |
| 14 Benjamin Perry (Can) Silber Pro Cycling | |
| 15 Brandon Feehery (USA) Astellas Cycling Team | |
| 16 Eric Young (USA) Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies | |
| 17 Curtis White (USA) Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies | |
| 18 Tobin Ortenblad (USA) California Giant/Specialized | |
| 19 Ben Renkema (USA) Team Finish Strong Elite Cycling | |
| 20 Sam Bassetti (USA) iRT Racing | |
| 21 Anton Varabei (Can) Garneau Quebecor | |
| 22 Lars Teutenberg (Ger) Team Lexxi Speedbike | |
| 23 Jan Niklas Droste (Ger) Team Gießen u. Weiseck | |
| 24 Jacob Schwingboth (Can) H&R Block Pro Cycling Team | |
| 25 Isaac Leblanc (Can) Team NCCH p/b Dec Express | |
| 26 Felix Cote Bouvette (Can) H&R Block Pro Cycling Team | |
| 27 Bailey Mcknight (Can) H&R Block Pro Cycling Team | |
| 28 Ruben Companioni Blanco (Cub) Stradalli p/b Safetti | |
| 29 Nicholas Torraca (USA) Elevate Elite Cycling Team | |
| 30 Danick Vandale (Can) Russ Hays Accent Inns Cycling Team | |
| 31 Nolan Tankersley (USA) Team Finish Strong Elite Cycling | |
| 32 Kevin Massicotte (Can) Jet Fuel Coffee | |
| 33 Joshua Carling (USA) Herbalife p/b Marc Pro - Strava | |
| 34 James Laberge (USA) Champion Systems - Stan's NoTubes | |
| 35 Tony Baca (Mex) Elbowz Racing | |
| 36 Andrew Dahlheim (USA) Canyon Bicycles - Shimano | |
| 38 Alexander Cowan (Can) CycleMeisters-Bow Cycle | |
| 39 Ryan Anderson (Can) Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies | |
| 40 Elliott Doyle (Can) Silber Pro Cycling | |
| 41 William Myers (USA) Herbalife p/b Marc Pro - Strava | |
| 42 Michael Van Den Ham (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes | |
| 43 Olivier Brisebois (Can) Garneau Quebecor | |
| 44 Chris Prendergast (Can) Jet Fuel Coffee | |
| 45 Michael Sheehan (USA) Elbowz Racing | |
| 46 Adam De Vos (Can) H&R Block Pro Cycling Team | |
| 47 Clay Murfet (Aus) Astellas Cycling Team | |
| 48 Torey Phillipp (USA) California Giant/Specialized | |
| 49 Hendrik Werner (Ger) RRG Porz 1987 | |
| 50 Chris Harland-Dunaway (USA) Herbalife p/b Marc Pro - Strava | |
| 51 Geordie Morrison (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes | |
| 52 Craig Richey (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes | all s.t. |
| 53 Yosvany Falcon (USA) Stradalli p/b Safetti | 1:17:35.90 |
| 54 Mat Stephens (USA) Canyon Bicycles - Shimano | |
| 55 Grant Koontz (USA) Super Squadra p/b Austin Bikes | |
| 56 Matt Moosa (USA) Team Finish Strong Elite Cycling | |
| 57 Sebastian Morfin (USA) Stradalli p/b Safetti | |
| 58 Pat Casey (USA) Canyon Bicycles - Shimano | |
| 59 Morgan Schmitt (USA) Canyon Bicycles - Shimano | |
| 60 Stefan Rothe (USA) Elbowz Racing | all s.t. |
| 61 Walton Brush (USA) iRT Racing | 1:17:39.60 |
| 61 Adam Myerson (USA) Astellas Cycling Team | s.t. |
| 62 Brad White (USA) UnitedHealthcare | 1:17:41.50 |
| 63 Jose Frank Rodriguez (Dom) Stradalli p/b Safetti | 1:17:42.80 |
| 64 Joshua Kropf (Can) SMARTSAVVY+ p/b IRIS Cycling Project | |
| 65 Cory Ostertag (Can) Mighty Cycling | |
| 66 Brett Wakefield (Can) Team Giant Vancouver | |
| 67 Sherwood Plant (Can) Langlois Brown Racing | |
| 68 Steve M Cullen (USA) Métier Racing and Coffee | |
| 69 Jackson Pickell (Can) Langlois Brown Racing | |
| 70 Connor Toppings (Can) Synergy Racing | all s.t. |
| 71 Alex Cataford (Can) Silber Pro Cycling | 1:17:44.80 |
| 72 Johnny Mitchell (USA) Team Finish Strong Elite Cycling | 1:17:47.00 |
| 73 Jeffrey Werner (Can) Langlois Brown Racing | |
| 74 Nigel Kinney (USA) Langlois Brown Racing | both s.t. |
| 75 Matt Chatlaong (USA) Herbalife p/b Marc Pro - Strava | 1:17:47.60 |
| 76 Gevan Samuel (TTO) Ride with Rendall | |
| 77 Ken Hanson (USA) UnitedHealthcare | |
| 78 Karl Menzies (Aus) UnitedHealthcare | |
| 79 Zachary Bell (Can) SmartStop Pro Cycling | |
| 80 Max Jenkins (USA) Astellas Cycling Team | |
| 81 Cody Canning (Can) Russ Hays Accent Inns Cycling Team | |
| 82 Emile De Rosnay (Can) Langlois Brown Racing | |
| 83 Coty Greenberg (USA) iRT Racing | |
| 84 Rene Corella (Mex) iRT Racing | |
| 85 Mackenzie Champlin (USA) Herbalife p/b Marc Pro - Strava | |
| 86 Owen Gillott (Aus) independent | |
| 87 Cortlan Brown (USA) Astellas Cycling Team | |
| 88 Dan Gardner (GBr) Astellas Cycling Team | |
| 89 Marc-Antoine Soucy (Can) Garneau Quebecor | |
| 90 Christian Shubart-Knapton (Can) TaG Cycling | all s.t. |
| 91 Aldo Illesic (Slo) Altovelo-SeaSucker | 1:17:59.60 |
| 92 Hilton Clarke (USA) UnitedHealthcare | 1:18:00.90 |
| 93 Luke Keough (USA) UnitedHealthcare | |
| 94 Brett Boniface (Can) Fulgas / ValleyGranfondo | both s.t. |
| 95 Willem Boersma (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes | 1:18:05.40 |
| DNF David Gerth (Can) Langlois Brown Racing | |
| DNF Ty Andrews (Can) Russ Hays Accent Inns Cycling Team | |
| DNF Jason Lowndes (Aus) Garneau Quebecor | |
| DNF Nate Freed (USA) Herbalife p/b Marc Pro - Strava | |
| DNF Lukas Adomonis (Can) SMARTSAVVY+ p/b IRIS Cycling Project | |
| DNF Mason Burtnik (Can) SMARTSAVVY+ p/b IRIS Cycling Project | |
| DNF Noah Epp (Can) SMARTSAVVY+ p/b IRIS Cycling Project | |
| DNF Jacob Howard (Can) SMARTSAVVY+ p/b IRIS Cycling Project | |
| DNF Teddy Kozslowski (USA) SMARTSAVVY+ p/b IRIS Cycling Project | |
| DNF Eamon Lucas (USA) iRT Racing | |
| DNF Nic Hamilton (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes | |
| DNF Jay Lamoureux (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes | |
| DNF Joel Taylor (Can) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes | |
| DNF Michael Parrish (Can) Glotman Simpson Cycling | |
| DNF David Gillam (UCI) Glotman Simpson Cycling | |
| DNF Ryan Jones (UCI) Glotman Simpson Cycling | |
| DNF Devon Moonie (Can) Glotman Simpson Cycling | |
| DNF Luke Vanlauwe (Can) Jet Fuel Coffee | |
| DNF Jack Burke (Can) Team NCCH p/b Dec Express | |
| DNF Edward Walsh (Can) Team NCCH p/b Dec Express | |
| DNF Chad Hartley (USA) Altovelo-SeaSucker | |
| DNF Maurice Worsfold (Can) Tranquilo | |
| DNF Michael Pincus (USA) Super Squadra p/b Austin Bikes | |
| DNF Amiel Flett-Brown (Can) TaG Cycling | |
| DNF Richard Machhein (Can) Team Giant Vancouver | |
| DNF Adam Reddy (Can) Alete-FLC | |
| DNF Dave Johnson (Can) CrossRoad Racing | |
| DNF Matthew Van Nostrand (Can) Fulgas | |
| DNF Chris Jameson (Can) Gastown Cycling | |
| DNF Quinn Anderson (Can) Mighty Riders | |
| DNF Robert Hargrove (Can) Sante Universalle // Marin Bikes | |
| DNF Emile Abraham (Tri) Texas Roadhouse P/b Stradalli | |
| DNF Austin Arguello (USA) Thereputic Associates Racing Team | |
| DNF Colin Rimes (Can) TNA | |
| DNF Mark Faas (Can) independent | |
| DNF Thorsten Askervold (USA) independent | |
| DNF Andrew Russell (Can) independent | |
| DNF Abel Quintana (USA) Stradalli p/b Safetti | |
| DNF Hector Aguilar (Uru) Stradalli p/b Safetti | |
| DNS Nathan Elliott (Aus) H&R Block Pro Cycling Team | |
| DNS Jure Rupnik (Slo) H&R Block Pro Cycling Team | |
| DNS Travis Samuel (Can) H&R Block Pro Cycling Team | |
| DNS Stuart Wight (Can) H&R Block Pro Cycling Team | |
| DNS Normand Richard (Can) Russ Hays Accent Inns Cycling Team | |
| DNS Brad Neagos (USA) SMARTSAVVY+ p/b IRIS Cycling Project | |
| DNS Jacob Albrecht (USA) California Giant/Specialized | |
| DNS Stefano Barberi (USA) California Giant/Specialized | |
| DNS Zeke Mostov (USA) California Giant/Specialized | |
| DNS Ben Wolfe (USA) California Giant/Specialized | |
| DNS Frayre Eder (Mex) iRT Racing | |
| DNS Jesse Keough (Dom) CRCA/Foundation | |
| DNS Rafael Meran (Dom) CRCA/Foundation | |
| DNS Anthony Rodriguez (Dom) CRCA/Foundation | |
| DNS Norlandy Tavera (Dom) CRCA/Foundation | |
| DNS Quinten Winkel (Ned) CRCA/Foundation | |
| DNS Braydon Bourne (Can) Jet Fuel Coffee | |
| DNS Fergus Horrobin (Can) EV/DEVO pb Catalyst Kinetics | |
| DNS Oliver Wood (Can) EV/DEVO pb Catalyst Kinetics | |
| DNS Max Korus (USA) Team Mike's Bikes p/b Equator Coffees | |
| DNS Travis Lyons (USA) Team Mike's Bikes p/b Equator Coffees | |
| DNS Edouard Angue (Can) Musette Racing | |
| DNS Alex Hui (Can) Pro City Racing / Rumble Drinks | |
| DNS James Mowatt (Aus) Data#3 Symantec | |
| DNS Andrew Attwell (Can) Pro City Racing / Rumble Drinks | |
| DNS Atilla Avsar (Can) independent | |
| DNS Francisco Mancebo (Esp) Canyon Bicycles - Shimano |
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