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ILLINOIS: Rock Island - Quad Cities Criterium -
RESULTS PHOTOS - Back across the river into Illinois for the 48th Annual Quad Cities Criterium on Memorial Day. Paying $5,100 25 deep for the Pro 1/2 men ($12,125 total for the day) makes this one a must attend, rain or shine. The local media was all over this one too, both
newspaper and TV, and the top story of the day was Adam Leibovitz getting his third win in a row, sweeping all 3 criteriums over the Memorial Day Weekend. Perhaps the first ever to do so. From
The Q-C Times: "It is very special, but as long as one of the Texas Roadhouse guys won, I'm happy," Leibovitz said. "He did what he could, I did what I could, and it just worked out great."
| Men - Pro/Cat 1/2 |
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| Place |
| Name | City, State |
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| Team |
| 1 |
| Adam Leibovitz (1 - Cat1) | Indianapolis, IN |
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| Kentucky Flyers Cycling Inc/Texas Roadhouse Cycling Team P/B Motorex |
| 2 |
| Colton Barrett (2 - Cat1) | Indianapolis, IN |
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| Kentucky Flyers Cycling Inc/Texas Roadhouse Cycling Team P/B Motorex |
| 3 |
| Griffin Easter (1 - Cat2) | Durango, CO |
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| Gateway Harley-Davidson |
| 4 |
| Daniel Holt (3 - Cat1) | Alpharetta , GA |
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| The 706 Project/Team United Healthcare Georgia/The 706 P |
| 5 |
| Alexander Ray | Chicago, IL |
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| ISCorp |
| 6 |
| Chad Hartley (4 - Cat1) | Fox Point, WI |
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| Racers Against Childhood Cancer/RACC pb GG |
| 7 |
| Paul Martin (5 - Cat1) | North Royalton, OH |
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| Panther/Bakehouse |
| 8 |
| Marco Aledia (6 - Cat1) | Worthington, OH |
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| Sharecare Cycling p/b Wheeland Sprocket.com/Sharecare Cycling p/b WheelandSprock |
| 9 |
| Ryan Knapp (7 - Cat1) | Columbus, IN |
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| Panther/Bakehouse |
| 10 |
| Cole House (8 - Cat1) | Oneida Wi |
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| CashCall Mortgage |
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On the ladies side, it was IS Corp p/b Intelligensia Coffee topping the podium once again with Madeleine Pape taking the victory over Jeannie Kahajek. The results sheets don't tell the
whole story, however, that of Pape being from Australia where she was on the Beijing Olympic track and field team where she ran the 800 meters. Pape was able to out kick Kahajek, the research scientist from New Zealand racing here during her 'off' season.
| Women - Pro/Cat 1/2/3 |
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| Place |
| Name | City, State |
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| Team |
| 1 |
| Madeleine Pape (1 - Cat2) | Madison, WI |
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| ISCorp Cycling/NCSF |
| 2 |
| Jeannie Kuhajek (2 - Cat2) | Crystal Lake, IL |
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| Vanderkitten |
| 3 |
| Mia Loquai (3 - Cat2) | Hastings, MN |
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| ISCorp Cycling/NCSF/ISCorp Cycling Team |
| 4 |
| Holly Mathews (4 - Cat2) | Madison, WI |
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| ISCorp Cycling/NCSF/ISCorp p/b Intellgentsia Coffee |
| 5 |
| Sarah Huang (5 - Cat2) | Pleasant Prairie, WI |
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| ExergyTWENTY16 |
| 6 |
| Louise Turner | Swindon |
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| 0 |
| 7 |
| Jennifer Perricone | Lake Mills, WI |
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| ISCorp Cycling/NCSF/ISCorp p/b Intellgentsia Coffee |
| 8 |
| Elizabeth Martin (6 - Cat2) | Indianapolis, IN |
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| Team Indiebike |
| 9 |
| Valentina Paniagua | Milwaukee, WI |
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| ISCorp Cycling/NCSF |
| 10 |
| Katherine Shields (7 - Cat2) | Salisbury, NC |
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| Carolina Masters /PainPathways Cycling Team |
1 comments:
Thank you for that information on ice machines. This will be of particular value in the forthcoming months as the weather becomes hot. :)
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