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April 19/17 21:11 pm - Tour of the Gila: Men stage 1 results


Posted by Editoress on 04/19/17
 

Matteo Dal-Cin Powers to Stage Win and Overall Lead at Tour of the Gila
Team Places Six Riders in Top Ten

Rally Cycling dominated stage one of the Tour of the Gila with Matteo Dal-Cin powering away on a small climb with two kilometres remaining to win the stage by six seconds. Behind Dal-Cin, Rally Cycling stacked the top ten with Colin Joyce finishing in third, Rob Britton fourth, Adam de Vos fifth, Evan Huffman seventh and Sepp Kuss eighth. The win earns Dal-Cin the leader's red jersey as well as the green jersey as the leader of the points competition. The team also sits atop the Team Classification.

"I felt excellent today," said Dal-Cin. "I was sitting close to the front, and when a move that Sepp covered came back, I felt good and took a flyer. We had four or five guys right up there so when I went, they sat up, and I got a pretty healthy gap straight away. I took a look back and could see our guys all over the front of the peloton, so I just went for it!"

Stage one of the Tour of the Gila had a much different feel this year as the iconic finishing climb to Mogollon was cut due to flood-damaged roads. The revised route required a change in strategy and provided an opportunity for breakaways and sprinters. A breakaway of three riders seized the chance and set the pace for most of the day before being reeled in by the efforts of Danny Pate and Eric Young. As the finish line approached, Dal-Cin launched his stinging attack at the 2k to go marker. Despite the peloton giving frantic chase, Dal-Cin was able to raise his arms in victory. Rally Cycling will look to defend the overall lead the rest of the week with the major general classification battles likely to come in the stage three time trial and Sunday’s Gila Monster Road Race.

"The guys rode well all day," said Team Director Pat McCarty. "I don't think it could have gone much better for the team. Matteo was an absolute beast, and attacked over the top of the climb with two kilometres to go. We had several guys at the front of the peloton to mark any moves and in the end, we put six guys in the top ten. There are still four tough stages ahead, but it's nice to start off with a strong showing."
Rally Cycling press release

 

Results from the first stage in New Mexico

Stage 1: Silver City to Whitewater Mesa, 146.5km
1 Matteo Dal-Cin (Rally Cycling) 3:31:17
2 Daniel Alexander Jaramillo Diez (Unitedhealthcare Professional Cycling Team) at 0:06
3 Colin Joyce (Rally Cycling)
4 Robert Britton (Rally Cycling)
5 Adam de Vos (Rally Cycling)
6 Travis McCabe (Unitedhealthcare Professional Cycling Team)
7 Evan Huffman (Rally Cycling)
8 Sepp Kuss (Rally Cycling)
9 Jose Alfredo Aguirre Infante (Canel's - Specialized)
10 Bayron Patricio Guama De La Cruz (Movistar-Ecuador)
11 Francisco Mancebo (Canyon Bicycles)
12 Christopher Blevins (Axeon Hagens Berman)
13 Serghei Tvetcov (Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis)
14 Gavin Mannion (Unitedhealthcare Professional Cycling Team)
15 Alexander Cataford (Unitedhealthcare Professional Cycling Team)
16 Robert Squire (Canyon Bicycles)
17 Victor Manuel Garcia Estevez (Canel's - Specialized)
18 Kyle Murphy (Cylance Cycling)
19 Nigel Ellsay (Silber Pro Cycling)
20 Luis Ricardo Villalobos Hernande (Aevelo)
21 Santiago Montenegro (Movistar-Ecuador)
22 Robin Carpenter (Holowesko / Citadel Racing p/b Hincapie Sportswear)
23 Eduardo Corte Cordero (Canel's - Specialized)
24 Jhonnatan Manuel Navaez Prado (Axeon Hagens Berman)
25 Taylor Eisenhart (Holowesko / Citadel Racing p/b Hincapie Sportswear)
26 Alexander Cowan (Silber Pro Cycling)
27 Barry Miller (CRCA/Foundation)
28 Janier Alexis Acevedo Calle (Unitedhealthcare Professional Cycling Team)
29 Taylor Shelden (Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis)
30 Stephen Bassett (Silber Pro Cycling)
31 Chad Beyer (Canyon Bicycles)
32 James Piccoli (Pacific Premier Bank Cycling Team)
33 Ethan Berends (Mobius Future Racing) all s.t.
34 Jacob Rathe (Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis) 0:14
35 Keegan Swirbul (Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis) 0:26
36 Danny Pate (Rally Cycling) 0:33
37 Chad Young (Axeon Hagens Berman) 0:34
38 Jonathan Freter (Support Clean Sport/Seasucker/Cuttenplan Coaching) 0:38
39 Efren Santos Moreno (Canel's - Specialized)
40 Eder Frayre Moctezuma (Elevate - KHS Pro Cycling)
41 Gage Hecht (Aevelo) all s.t.
42 Orlando Trinidad Garibay Contreras (Cylance Cycling) 0:40
43 Dennis Ramirez (Gateway Harley-Davidson Trek U25 Development)
44 Wilson Haro (Movistar-Ecuador)
45 Jokin Etxabe Leturia (Aevelo) all s.t.
46 Jefferson Cepeda (Movistar-Ecuador) 0:43
47 Lance Haidet (Aevelo) 0:44
48 Joshua Berry (Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis) 0:52
49 Oliver Flautt (303 Project)
50 Kaler Marshall (Canyon Bicycles)
51 Christopher Winn (Canyon Bicycles)
52 Justin Mauch (Landis/Trek)
53 Gerardo Medina Robles (Storck-CCN Development Team)
54 Max Ackermann (Gateway Harley-Davidson Trek U25 Development)
55 Jhonatan Casillas Carmona (Canel's - Specialized)
56 Connor Brown (Elevate - KHS Pro Cycling)
57 Andrei Krasilnikau (Holowesko / Citadel Racing p/b Hincapie Sportswear)
58 Ulises Alfredo Castillo Soto (Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis)
59 Flavio De Luna (Storck-CCN Development Team)
60 Edward Anderson (Axeon Hagens Berman) all s.t.
61 Nickolas Zukowsky (Silber Pro Cycling) 1:00
62 Jack Burke (Aevelo)
63 Andres Miguel Diaz Corrales (Cylance Cycling)
64 Austin Stephens (303 Project)
65 Lachlan Norris (Unitedhealthcare Professional Cycling Team) all s.t.
66 Julien Gagne (Silber Pro Cycling) 1:06
67 Alexis Cartier (H&R Block Pro Cycling Team)
68 Samuel Hunter Snipe Grove (Cylance Cycling) both s.t.
69 Joseph Lewis (Holowesko / Citadel Racing p/b Hincapie Sportswear) 1:10
70 Eric Marcotte (Cylance Cycling)
71 Ben Carman (Mobius Future Racing)
72 Coulton Hartrich (Support Clean Sport/Seasucker/Cuttenplan Coaching)
73 Angus Morton (Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis)
74 Tony Baca (Storck-CCN Development Team) all s.t.
75 Michael Hernandez (Aevelo) 1:19
76 Pablo Andrs Alarcon Cares (Canel's - Specialized) 1:21
77 Innokenty Zavyalov (Elevate - KHS Pro Cycling) 1:27
78 Isaiah Newkirk (303 Project)
79 Matt Zimmer (Gateway Harley-Davidson Trek U25 Development)
80 Nicholas Torraca (Elevate - KHS Pro Cycling)
81 Micah Engle (Gateway Harley-Davidson Trek U25 Development)
82 Ruben Companioni (Holowesko / Citadel Racing p/b Hincapie Sportswear)
83 Taylor Warren (303 Project)
84 Scott Bradburn (Mobius Future Racing)
85 Wouter Zwart (Landis/Trek)
86 Samuel Burston (Mobius Future Racing)
87 Sean Gardner (Gateway Harley-Davidson Trek U25 Development)
88 Adam Roberge (Silber Pro Cycling) all s.t.
89 Adam Bryfogle (Landis/Trek) 1:51
90 Jure Rupnik (H&R Block Pro Cycling Team) 1:59
91 Cortlan Brown (Canyon Bicycles) 2:11
92 Wolfgang Brandl (Movistar-Ecuador)
93 Jose Alfredo Rodriguez Victoria (Elevate - KHS Pro Cycling)
94 Laurent Gervais (Aevelo)
95 Alexis Benjamin Quinteros Moya (Movistar-Ecuador)
96 Cristhian David Ravelo Avila (303 Project) all s.t.
97 Karl Menzies (Cylance Cycling) 2:44
98 Brian Mcculloch (Elevate - KHS Pro Cycling) s.t.
99 Max Cronyn (CRCA/Foundation) 2:51
100 Jules Goguely (Storck-CCN Development Team) s.t.
101 Ian Holt (Pacific Premier Bank Cycling Team) 2:53
102 Peter Livingstone (Mobius Future Racing)
103 Stefano Barberi (Support Clean Sport/Seasucker/Cuttenplan Coaching)
104 George Simpson (Gateway Harley-Davidson Trek U25 Development)
105 Charles Cassin (303 Project)
106 Jean-Denis Thibault (H&R Block Pro Cycling Team)
107 Marcos Lazzarotto (Support Clean Sport/Seasucker/Cuttenplan Coaching)
108 Wellington Capellan (CRCA/Foundation)
109 Tyler Stites (Aevelo) all s.t.
110 Joseph Bacala (Landis/Trek) 2:59
111 Steve Fisher (Canyon Bicycles)
112 Brendan Mccormack (CRCA/Foundation) both s.t.
113 Gavin Murray (Storck-CCN Development Team) 3:19
114 Jim Peterman (303 Project) 3:26
115 Timothy Savre (Support Clean Sport/Seasucker/Cuttenplan Coaching) 3:39
116 Nicolas Masbourian (Silber Pro Cycling) 3:57
117 Pier-Andre Cote (Silber Pro Cycling)
118 Alex Hoehn (Elevate - KHS Pro Cycling)
119 Travis Samuel (H&R Block Pro Cycling Team)
120 Pablo Miguel Hidalgo Vega (Movistar-Ecuador)
121 Aaron Bicknell (Mobius Future Racing)
122 Philip Lavery (Storck-CCN Development Team) all s.t.
123 Sammy Moseley (CRCA/Foundation) 4:10
124 Michael Burleigh (Canyon Bicycles) 4:42
125 Harrison Bailey (Storck-CCN Development Team)
126 Joseph Garey (Pacific Premier Bank Cycling Team) both s.t.
127 Bryan Gomez (Gateway Harley-Davidson Trek U25 Development) 5:11
128 Jose Alfredo Santoyo Gonzalez (Canel's - Specialized)
129 Greg Henderson (Unitedhealthcare Professional Cycling Team) both s.t.
130 Ben Duncan (CRCA/Foundation) 5:41
131 Andrew Clemence (Landis/Trek) 6:02
132 Michael Dziedzic (Landis/Trek) 6:04
133 Conor O'Brien (H&R Block Pro Cycling Team)
134 Marc-Antoine Nadon (H&R Block Pro Cycling Team)
135 Mario Zamora (Pacific Premier Bank Cycling Team) 6:08
136 Benjamin Wolfe (Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis)
137 Matthew Staples (H&R Block Pro Cycling Team)
138 Brendan Rhim (Holowesko / Citadel Racing p/b Hincapie Sportswear)
139 Anthony Fitch (Pacific Premier Bank Cycling Team) all s.t.
140 Conor Murtagh (Mobius Future Racing) 6:13
141 Jonathan Clarke (Unitedhealthcare Professional Cycling Team) s.t.
142 Geron Williams (CRCA/Foundation) 8:46
143 James Fouche (Mobius Future Racing) s.t.
144 Jonathan Brown (Axeon Hagens Berman) 8:55
145 Michael Rice (Axeon Hagens Berman) s.t.
146 David Greif (Landis/Trek) 8:57
147 Eric Young (Rally Cycling) 9:29
148 Owen Gillott (Storck-CCN Development Team) 9:33
149 Benjamin Foster (Support Clean Sport/Seasucker/Cuttenplan Coaching) 11:22
150 Cormac Mcgeough (Landis/Trek) 12:06
151 Chris Wyman (Pacific Premier Bank Cycling Team) 17:38
DNF Kyle Buckosky (Support Clean Sport/Seasucker/Cuttenplan Coaching)
DNF Amil Ayub Munich Calvo (Canel's - Specialized)
DNS Andzs Flaksis (Holowesko / Citadel Racing p/b Hincapie Sportswear)

 

 

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