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May 29/00 9:02 am - Aztech GP Final GC, Yukon News


Posted by Editor on 05/29/00
 

Aztech GP - Kingston, Ontario

Final General Classification for this 3 stage race held in Kingston, Ontario, May 27-28.

Cat 1-2 Men
PlaceNameTeamCategoryTotal Points
1SPEACHT, KEVINKIROCAT 1180
2GROCHOWINA, CHADKIROCAT 1165
3DAVIDGE, PIERSMISSISSAUGACAT 1163
4WADDEN, JAMESKIROCAT 1155
5HANSEN, MATTHEWINTERSPORTSCAT 1145
6HANSEN, JEFFITALPASTACAT 1145
7YBANEZ, MICHAELMISSISSAUGACAT 1135
8DUGGAN, RAYSAECOCAT 1130
9REGO, PAULOAKVILLE CYCLING CLUBCAT 1120
10VALENTI, JASONBRAMPTONCAT 190
11CAVANAGH, GREGORYMISSISSAUGACAT 164
12GAMMON, PAULPETERBOROUGHCAT 255
13HORNAK, PAULMISSISSAUGACAT 147
14AYSON, BENMISSISSAUGACAT 235
15LEHAMAN, KEVINKIROCAT 134
17BEIER, DEREKKIROCAT 226
16SEKO, DUNCANINDEPENDENTCAT 123
18ANDREWS, KIRRAN CAT 215
21FRY, DAVIDRNHCAT 15
22KRIP, BRUCERNHCAT 15
19SPEARMAN, PHILIP CAT 25
20VILLANO, TOMWOODBRIDGECAT 25
Women
PlaceNameTeamCategoryTotal Points
1MUDAR, PAMELABBCWOMEN260
2ALBINUS, LISACYCLEPATHWOMEN235
3WAYMANN, ANITABRAMPTONWOMEN210
4GOOD, LANAWATERLOO FLYING DOGSWOMEN105
5KENT, JULIE WOMEN95
Cat 3 Men
PlaceNameTeamCategoryTotal Points
1SALISBURY, DUNCANHALTONCAT 3250
2HICKMAN, ANDREWMISSISSAUGACAT 3205
3HINAN, DOUGPETERBOROUGHCAT 3170
4MRVELJ, BOBBYD'ORNELLASCAT 3140
5BLACKWELL, TIMKINGSTON MULTI SPORTCAT 3110
6GLADISH, COREY CAT 3100
7MCARTHUR, STIRLINGMISSISSAUGACAT 390
8LAW, KA-YUKINGSTON MULTI SPORTCAT 375
9BAGNASLO, FERNANDOMISSISSAUGACAT 375
10OPTIS, LADISLALKIROCAT 370
11WOOD, SCOTTPETERBOROUGHCAT 369
12BAKAL, JEFFMULTILASERCAT 360
13COOK, CRAIG CAT 356
14MCNALLY, CHRISCORNWALLCAT 333
15PARNELL, MATTD'ORNELLASCAT 333
16FEE, JOHN JROBCCAT 332
17BEAUPRE, FRANCOIS CAT 330
18LEGON, WYNN CAT 324
19SHCEMBRI, JIMMISSISSAUGACAT 317
20ARCHBOLD, JEFF CAT 35
20CAMPBELL, ADAMKINGSTON MULTI SPORTCAT 35
20FRENETTE, BRADKINGSTON MULTI SPORTCAT 35
20HOLT, BRYON CAT 35
20KUNIC, DANNYKINGSTON MULTI SPORTCAT 35
20PERRIN, PIERRESCHWINNCAT 35
Junior Men
PlaceNameTeamCategoryTotal Points
1MILLER, BUCKST.CATHERINESJUNIOR300
2ROY, PHILIPPEOBCJUNIOR75
Master A Men
PlaceNameTeamCategoryTotal Points
1LARGE, JOHNWEST QUEBEC WHEELERSMAS A265
2BURGE, CRAIGWEST QUEBEC WHEELERSMAS A220
3DWYRE, MARKMULTILASERMAS A200
4YEATES, GERARDRNHMAS A140
5CHISHOLM, CHRISCORNWALLMAS A125
6SALTER, DANIELD'ORNELLASMAS A105
7ROBERTS, NIGELHALTONMAS A85
8BONNELL, MARKPETERBOROUGHMAS A80
9GRANGER, CHRISMULTILASERMAS A80
10BROOKS, JAMESWEST QUEBEC WHEELERSMAS A75
11LEROUX, THOMASCORNWALLMAS A45
12WILKINSON, PAULPETERBOROUGHMAS A45
13BENCE, JOHN MAS A45
14LEBLANC, PEIRRECORNWALLMAS A39
15CUSHING, GREGMULTILASERMAS A32
16OLYNICK, TODD MAS A23
17RUDNICKI, DAVE MAS A21
18BUDD, DANIEL MAS A5
18FRASER, LEEMULTILASERMAS A5
Master B-C Men
PlaceNameTeamCategoryTotal Points
1MAROIS, GILBERTINDEPENDENTMASTERS B285
2BRYCE, AUBREYD'ORNELLASMASTERS C165
3SMITH, KEITHCORNWALLMASTERS C165
4LALONDE, MICHELCORNWALLMASTERS B155
5MURPHY, JOHNATHANHALTONMASTERS B155
6TYSEN, BOBMULTILASERMASTERS B140
7MIROSLAV, GACEKMISSISSAUGAMASTERS B125
8TAGGART, DOUGOBCMASTERS B105
9ROY, PATRICKOBCMASTERS B5


Full stage results can be found atwww.aztechinc.com/KVC/GrandPrix2000/results.html.


Stevens Continues To Dominate Yukon Cycling
Submitted by Geof Harries

33 cyclists tackled the rocky roads of the annual Ibex Valley Relay on Sunday.

Although bikers usually encounter a variety of weather conditions throughout the race, including sun, snow, sleet, rain and wind, this edition rolled along under glorious sunshine.

The Relay followed the Ibex Valley's roads for 32 km; a path featuring wheel-grabbing ruts, seemingly bottomless puddles and sections of trail peppered in ominious rocks. The course then joins back up with the Alaska Highway, with riders pedalling another 22km to the finish.

The pace of the race was set by early leaders, Geof Harries, Scott Stevens, Ray Tucker and Stephen Waterreus. They broke away at the start, and continued their effort for the entire event. Deana Sabuda, Roger Armstrong, Bruce Todd and Scott Kerby followed closely behind.

Numerous blow-downs on the course, although cleared by officials earlier in the week, challenged many racers with intricate re-routes around fallen trees and brush.

Harries and Stevens opened up a small gap on Tucker and Watterreus, with the plan to ride together and push the pace as hard as they could. Mechanical difficulties hit Harries while crossing a waterlogged section, allowing Tucker and Waterreus to quickly pass.

Stevens was now on his own, determined to take yet another win this season. Disaster suddenly struck him as well, as the aforementioned blow-downs took him dangerously off course, allowing the following group of three to pass.

Wattereus took over the lead, with Harries in second and Tucker in third. Over a rough section of road, the group bounced over sharp rocks and roots, swapping places numerous times.

In an attempt to clear his own path, Harries jumped over a small section of rock and landed hard on his rear wheel. The tire instantly went flat, and he was forced to dismount. Waterreus, Tucker and a rejoining Stevens soon passed him, along with nine other racers, as he tried to replace the flattened tube.

The lead group of three rode together all the way into the road exchange point, with Waterreus' partner, and brother, Marcus, storming away from Stevens looking to capture the win. Stevens wouldn't let this happen easily, as he soon caught up to Waterreus, sneaking by him near the finish line by twenty seconds to take the overall title.

Meanwhile, back on the road, a battle was raging between solo riders and multiple teams. Bruce Todd had delievered a good exchange to his partner Buster Clare, who held off Denise Chisholm and Roger Armstrong to take second overall in the Men's Team division.

Chisholm clinched first place in the Mixed Team, with strong mountain bike efforts from her partners Sean McCarron and Michelle Rigoni. Deana Sabuda showed incredible form, finishing only 7:25 behind Solo Men's third place finisher Roger Armstrong, to win the Solo Women's event.

Alone in the Ibex Valley wilds for 15 minutes, dealing with a bent rim, rubbing brakes and a flat tire, Harries gathered his strength, refocusing on finishing the race instead of winning. He dug deep, thundering past 9 racers on the dirt and the road, to grind his way into second place overall in the Solo Men's event.

The CAY would like to thank all those who rode in this annual event, which takes much effort and hard work to organize. A heartfelt thanks goes out to all the volunteers, course officials and cooks who make this race possible.

The next event on the CAY calendar takes place this Wednesday night, with registration at 6:30pm and a start at 7pm. Road racers will meet at the Go Kart track and Robert Service Way to take on the hills of Miles Canyon.

For any cyclists competing in the Kluane to Chilkat International Road Relay, this event will be a great preparation for its' lengthy uphills and speedy descents. For more information, contact the Race Director at 393-4356.

Solo Men:
1) Scott Stevens 1:59:27
2) Geof Harries 2:14:56
3) Roger Armstrong 2:15:24
4) Ray Tucker 2:18:45
5) Scott Kerby 2:21:36
6) Ethan Plemel 2:22:41
7) Glenn Iceton 2:27:48
8) Pat Plemel 2:44:38
9) Patrick Ernst 2:56:00

Solo Women:
1) Deana Sabuda 2:22:49
2) Laura Salmon 2:40:06

Men's Team:
1) Stephen Waterreus and Marcus Waterreus 1:59:47
2) Bruce Todd and Buster Clare 2:14:42
3) Paul Mason and Jody Schick 2:22:14
4) Martin Owen and Grant Owen 2:24:51
5) Robert Smith, Daniel Sessford and Craig Church 2:51:35

Mixed Team:
1) Sean McCarron, Michelle Rigoni and Denise Chisholm 2:15:37
2) Natasha Trovato and Isaac Holloway 2:24:53
3) Francois Laforture, Dave Newell and Nicole Dion 2:37:07
4) Nicole Rvest, Danny Stewart-McLean and Kate Stewart-McLean 2:46:39

 

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