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2019 Overall Standings WHISKEY OFF-ROAD GRAND JUNCTION OFF-ROAD CARSON CITY OFF-ROAD OZ TRAILS OFF-ROAD PRESCOTT, ARIZONA GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO CARSON CITY, NEVADA BENTONVILLE, ARKANSAS APRIL 26 - 28, 2019 MAY 17 - 19, 2019 JUNE 28 - 30, 2019 OCTOBER 11 - 13, 2019 20192019 OVERALLOVERALL STANDINGSSTANDINGS PRO WOMEN 2019 OVERALL STANDINGS PRO WOMENOVERALL PROOVERALL LASTWOMEN NAME FIRST NAME WHISKEY GRAND JUNCTION CARSON CITY OZ TRAILS SPONSORS WHISKEY GRAND JUNCTION PLACE OVERALLPOINTS OVERALL LAST FIRST PLA CE RESULT POINTS PLA CE RESULT POINTS PLACARSON CE CITYRESULT POINTSOZ TRAILSPLA CE RESULT SPONSORSPOINTS NAME NAME PLACE RESULT POINTS PLACE RESULT POINTS PLACE RESULT POINTS PLACE RESULT POINTS OVERALL OVERALL LAST NAMEPLACE POINTS FIRST NAME WHISKEY GRAND JUNCTION CARSON CITY OZ TRAILS SPONSORS 1 39 NASH KATERINA 8 4:01:14 14 1 3:46:00 25 CLIF PRO TEAM PLACE POINTS 1 39 NASH KATERINA PLA CE 8 RESULT4:01:14 14POINTS PLA1 CE 3:46:00RESULT25 POINTS PLA CE RESULT POINTS PLA CE CLIFRESULT PRO TEAMPOINTS 2 2 38 38SKARDA SKARDA ALEXIS ALEXIS 6 3:59:166 3:59:16 1616 2 2 3:51:173:51:17 22 22 SPRINTERTAINMENT,SPRINTERTAINMENT, TOWWHEE, TOWWHEE,KENDA MTB KENDA MTB 1 100 GOMEZ VILLAFANE SOFIA 7 4:00:41 15 3 3:55:11 20 7 3:48:55 15 1 3:51:18 50 STANS PIVOT PRO TEAM PB MAXXIS 3 3 35 35GOMEZ VILLAFANEGOMEZ VILLAFANESOFIA SOFIA 7 4:00:417 4:00:41 1515 3 3 3:55:113:55:11 20 20 STANS PIVOTSTANS PRO TEAMPIVOT PB PRO MAXXIS TEAM PB MAXXIS 2 99 GRANT 4 ROSE 9 4:02:36 13 5 3:58:09 17 1 3:39:20 25 2 3:51:19 44 STANS PIVOT PRO TEAM PB MAXXIS 4 30 30DONG DONG EVELYN EVELYN 10 104:08:054:08:05 1212 4 4 3:55:503:55:50 18 18 PIVOT STANSPIVOT STANS 5 30 GRANT ROSE 9 4:02:36 13 5 3:58:09 17 STANS NO TUBES, PIVOT CYCLES, MAXXIS 3 85 COURTNEY5 30 GRANT KATEROSE 91 4:02:363:46:44 1325 5 3:58:09 17 3 3:41:18 20 3 3:51:19 STANS40 NO SCOTT-SRAMTUBES, PIVOT CYCLES, MTB RACE MAXXIS TEAM 6 26 ARMSTRONG KAYSEE 12 4:08:57 10 6 4:00:38 16 LIV CYCLING 4 76 ANTHONY CRYSTAL 11 4:08:57 11 7 4:03:48 15 8 3:49:32 14 4 3:51:20 36 LIV RACING 6 7 26 26ARMSTRONGANTHONY KAYSEE CRYSTAL 12 114:08:574:08:57 1011 6 7 4:03:484:00:38 15 16 LIV CYCLINGLIV CYCLING 5 74 DONG7 8 26 25ANTHONY COURTNEYEVELYNCRYSTAL KATE 1110 4:08:5714:08:053:46:44 112512 7 4 4:03:483:55:50 15 18 6 3:48:30 16 8 4:01:45SCOTT-SRAMLIV MTB CYCLING28 RACINGPIVOT STANS 9 23 13 8 6 70 FINCHAMP8 25 COURTNEYFINCHAMPHANNAHKATE HANNAH 113 3:46:444:12:384:12:38 259 9 8 4:09:484:09:4814 14 9 3:50:58 13 5 3:51:37CLIF BAR SCOTT-SRAM34 CLIF MTB PRO RACING TEAM / SIERRA NEVADA / SHIMANO / MAXXIS / STANS NOTUBES / ORBEA / FOX 10 22 WOODRUFF CHLOE 2 3:49:54 22 STANS, PIVOT, MAXXIS, SHIMANO, ASSOS, NATURAL DELIGHTS 9 23 FINCHAMP HANNAH 13 4:12:38 9 8 4:09:48 14 CLIF BAR CLIF PRO TEAM / SIERRA NEVADA / SHIMANO / MAXXIS / STANS NOTUBES / ORBEA / FOX 7 68 PENDREL11 20 PENDREL CATHARINECATHARINE 3 33:50:143:50:14 2020 4 3:41:55 18 7 3:59:06CLIF PRO TEAM30 8 60 ARMSTRONG10 12 22 19WOODRUFFCHANDOSKAYSEECHLOE AMY 212 143:49:544:08:574:15:29 22810 116 4:14:484:00:3811 16 14 4:10:21 8 9 4:04:31CZRACING STANS,26 PIVOT,LIV CYCLINGMAXXIS, SHIMANO, ASSOS, NATURAL DELIGHTS 9 54 WOODRUFF11 13 20 18PENDREL BATTEN CHLOECATHARINEHALEY 32 3:50:1443:49:543:50:14 201822 2 3:39:21 22 17 4:12:19CLIF PRO TEAMCLIF10 PRO TEAMSTANS PIVOT PRO TEAM PB MAXXIS 14 17 HUCK ERIN 5 3:51:43 17 CZRACING 12 19 CHANDOS AMY 14 4:15:29 8 11 4:14:48 11 CZRACING 10 49 HUCK 15 16 SMITH ERIN JENNIFER 5 163:51:434:23:21 617 12 4:21:42 10 6 3:57:52KENDA CANNONDALE32 CZRACINGSTANS NOTUBES MAGURA 11 43 CHANDOS13 16 18 13BATTEN BEISEL AMYHALEY AMY 414 3:50:144:15:29 18 8 119 4:11:134:14:4813 11 12 4:00:58 10 15 4:10:42KENDA TIRE/LEMCLIF14 PRO HELMETS/ASSOS TEAMCZRACING 14 17 17 12HUCK KEOUGH ERIN KAITLIN 5 3:51:43 17 10 4:13:25 12 CANNONDALECZRACING 12 39 NASH KATERINA 8 4:01:14 14 1 3:46:00 25 CLIF PRO TEAM 15 18 16 11SMITH TANNER JENNIFER LYDIA 16 204:23:214:32:24 62 12 13 4:24:164:21:42 9 10 KENDA CANNONDALE STANS NOTUBES MAGURA 13 38 SKARDA19 11 OSBORNEALEXIS ERIN 6 193:59:164:28:17 316 142 4:24:293:51:178 22 FLAGSTAFF BICYCLE REVOLUTIONSPRINTERTAINMENT, TOWWHEE, KENDA MTB 16 13 BEISEL AMY 9 4:11:13 13 KENDA TIRE/LEM HELMETS/ASSOS 14 35 BATTEN20 10 CATALE HALEY KELLY 4 183:50:144:25:56 418 16 4:29:37 6 5 3:44:36 17 CONNECT / SEVEN CYCLESCLIF PRO TEAM 17 21 12 7KEOUGH DVORAK KAITLIN ANDREA 10 15 4:26:594:13:25 7 12 CUTAWAY CANNONDALE 15 34 SMITH JENNIFER 16 4:23:21 6 12 4:21:42 10 13 4:08:53 18 KENDA CANNONDALE STANS NOTUBES MAGURA 18 22 11 7TANNER DUEHRINGLYDIA JASMIN 20 154:32:244:20:06 27 13 4:24:16 9 J.A.KING / FELT BICYCLES 16 32 DVORAK19 23 11 5OSBORNE TITTENSORANDREAERIN NICOLE 19 4:28:17 3 14 1517 4:30:544:24:294:26:595 8 7 19 4:18:51 3 11 4:06:10JANS/SCOTTFLAGSTAFF22 CUTAWAY BICYCLE REVOLUTION 24 5 MCFADDEN COURTENAY 17 4:24:36 5 PIVOT CYCLES, MAXXIS TIRES, STANS NOTUBES, DNA CYCLING 17 24 JACKSON20 10 CATALE JENNKELLY 18 4:25:56 4 16 4:29:37 6 10 4:05:54 CONNECT24 AWI/ SEVEN RACING, CYCLES NORCO, RACEFACE, KENDA. 25 4 KAUFMANN SARAH 18 4:31:05 4 DNA PRO CYCLING TEAM 18 24 KEOUGH KAITLIN 10 4:13:25 12 10 3:52:38 12 CANNONDALE 21 26 7 3DVORAK KOMANSKIANDREA LAUREN 15 19 4:31:534:26:59 3 7 PAULS CYCLINGCUTAWAY AND FITNESS 19 20 VEGA22 27 7 2DUEHRINGSCHNEEBERGERMONICAJASMIN LEIA 15 4:20:06 7 20 4:34:57 2 12 4:08:51BROKEN SPOKEJ.A.KING 20BIKES, / FELTHAMMER BICYCLES NUTRITION, PRINCETON CLUB 20 16 LEMUS23 28 5 1TITTENSORMOIR SEARSMELISANICOLE SPARKY 17 21 4:39:534:30:54 1 5 14 4:09:00PIVOT, MRP,JANS/SCOTT ERGON,16 ENVE, BIKEFLIGHTS 29 2 GROSS REBECCA 28 4:54:57 1 22 4:47:53 1 KHS BICYCLES VOLER KENDA 24 5 MCFADDEN COURTENAY 17 4:24:36 5 PIVOT CYCLES, MAXXIS TIRES, STANS NOTUBES, DNA CYCLING 21 16 CATALE 30 1 CROSS KELLY CHLOE 18 214:25:564:33:16 1 4 16 4:29:37 6 16 4:12:47 6 TEAM WHISTLER CONNECT / SEVEN CYCLES 22 13 CROSS25 31 4 1KAUFMANNCARELOCKCHLOESARAH ASHLEY 21 224:33:164:39:32 1 1 18 4:31:05 4 16 4:12:14AMY D FOUNDATIONDNA12 PRO CYCLINGTEAM WHISTLER, TEAM SCOTT, SIXTH ELEMENT WHEELS 23 13 BEISEL26 32 3 1KOMANSKINASH AMYLAUREN STACI 23 4:41:39 1 19 9 4:31:534:11:13 3 13 TEAM BAGHOUSEPAULS CYCLINGKENDA AND TIRE/LEM FITNESS HELMETS/ASSOS 27 33 2 1SCHNEEBERGERCLEVENGERLEIA ERICA 24 4:43:22 1 20 4:34:57 2 FELT BROKEN SPOKE BIKES, HAMMER NUTRITION, PRINCETON CLUB 24 11 OSBORNE34 1 NUSS ERIN RAYLYN 19 254:28:174:44:16 1 3 14 4:24:29 8 ORANGE SEAL OFF ROADFLAGSTAFF TEAM BICYCLE REVOLUTION 28 1 MOIR SEARS SPARKY 21 4:39:53 1 PIVOT, MRP, ERGON, ENVE, BIKEFLIGHTS 24 11 TANNER35 1 BRECK LYDIA HOLLY 20 264:32:244:49:24 1 2 13 4:24:16 9 GO FAST - INCYCLE 29 36 2 1GROSS REBECCA 28 274:54:57 1 22 4:47:53 1 KHS BICYCLES VOLER KENDA 24 11 HARVEY ORTON CAEDRANBETHANN 4:50:15 1 11 4:00:12 11 TEAM S&M FITZGERALDS BICYCLES 30 37 1 1CROSS BOYD CHLOE COURTNEY 21 294:33:164:55:33 11 CIMA CYCLES,TEAM CARBOROCKET WHISTLER 25 10 SCHNEEBERGER38 ROLLINS LEIA 30 20 4:34:57 2 18 4:14:33 8 BROKEN SPOKE BIKES, HAMMER NUTRITION, PRINCETON CLUB,HED CYCLES, STAM MTN 31 1 1CARELOCK HANKS ASHLEY JEN 22 4:39:325:02:16 11 PEARL IZUMI/PIVOTAMY D FOUNDATION CYCLES/CONTINENTAL MTB 26 10 MAARANEN39 1 CAMPBELLEMMA ELLEN 23 4:49:15 1 18 4:16:13 4 19 4:18:19BEAR PRO TEAM6 P/B TREKKS-KENDA WOMENS ELITE TEAM 32 1 NASH STACI 23 4:41:39 1 TEAM BAGHOUSE 40 1 LEGER REDEL SIENNA 24 4:53:46 1 CANNONDALE, MAVIC, POC, VITTORIA, HYPER THREADS, TOGS 27 9 NOBLE ELLEN 13 4:03:26 9 TREK FACTORY RACING 33 41 1 1CLEVENGERLEATON ERICA LAURA 24 4:43:22 1 25 5:06:16 1 ALP CYCLES FELTRACING 28 8 DUEHRING34 42 1 1NUSS ZOLTON JASMINRAYLYN ANDI 2515 4:44:164:20:06 1 7 26 5:18:36 1 ROAM BIKE ORANGEFEST SEALJ.A.KING OFF ROAD/ FELT TEAMBICYCLES 28 7 CANTWELL35 1 BRECK LAURENHOLLY 26 4:49:24 1 15 4:11:23 7 GO FAST - INCYCLE 29 7 MCFADDEN36 1 ORTON COURTENAYBETHANN 2717 4:50:154:24:36 1 5 TEAM S&MPIVOT CYCLES, MAXXIS TIRES, STANS NOTUBES, DNA CYCLING 29 5 TITTENSOR37 1 BOYD NICOLECOURTNEY 29 4:55:33 1 17 4:30:54 5 CIMA CYCLES,JANS/SCOTT CARBOROCKET 29 5 BERNSTEIN38 PRO1 HANKSMEN CAITLINJEN 30 5:02:16 1 17 4:15:16 5 PEARL IZUMI/PIVOTVELOCIO CYCLES/CONTINENTAL MTB 30 5 LIVINGSTON39 1 CAMPBELL SUZIEELLEN 23 4:49:15 1 20 4:25:57 BEAR4 PROMY TEAM DOG, P/B CLEMENTINETREK OVERALL OVERALL LAST FIRST WHISKEY GRAND JUNCTION CARSON CITY OZ TRAILS SPONSORS 31 4 KAUFMANN40 PLACE1 POINTSLEGER REDELNAME SARAHSIENNA NAME PLACE RESULT POINTS 24PLACE18 RESULT4:53:464:31:05 POINTS 1 PLACE4 RESULT POINTS PLACE RESULT POINTS CANNONDALE,DNA MAVIC,PRO CYCLING POC, VITTORIA, TEAM HYPER THREADS, TOGS 41 1 LEATON LAURA 25 5:06:16 1 ALP CYCLES RACING 32 4 CLEVENGER1 47 FINSTERWALDERICA RUSSELL 24 24:43:223:18:46 221 1 3:10:03 25 23 4:41:26TEAM CLIF, GROOVE2 SUBARU,SHO-AIR, ODI FELT GRIPS, UNION SPORT 42 1 36ZOLTON ANDI 4 18 26 4 5:18:36 18 1 CLIF BAR, NINERROAM BIKES, BIKE NOTUBES,FEST MAXXIS 33 3 PETERSON2 SONNTAGNIKKI BEN 3:21:32 3:15:18 23 4:28:54 1 28 5:12:55 2 KS KENDA WOMENS ELITE MTB 3 35 DAVOUST STEPHAN 7 3:22:46 15 3 3:14:10 20 GIANT FACTORY OFF-ROAD 34 3 KOMANSKI4 34 RIVEROS LAUREN FERNANDO 5 3:21:48 17 195 3:15:304:31:5317 3 CZRACING PAULS CYCLING AND FITNESS 34 3 CAMPBELL5 31 KABUSH ELLEN GEOFF 13 3:27:09 9 232 3:12:404:49:1522 1 20 4:19:59 2 YETI, MAXXIS, SHIMANO,BEAR FOX, PRO STANS TEAM NOTUBES, P/B TREK GU PRO MEN 28 8 14 8 14 TREK, SHIMANO, 100%, ODI, FOX, KENDA 35 3 BARCLAY6 BEECHAN VICKI NIC 3:23:07 3:17:11 21 4:27:54 2 KENDA/CANNONDALE 7 26 STANDISH RYAN 12 3:26:47 10 6 3:16:32 16 MERIDA BIKES AUSTRALIA OVERALL OVERALL LAST NAME FIRST NAME WHISKEY GRAND JUNCTION CARSON CITY OZ TRAILS SPONSORS 36 2 PARFFREY8 26 PEREZ ROMANBRITTANYGEORWILL 3 3:21:24 20 16 3:23:55 6 22 4:40:13TREKPUERTORICORACING2 WILLIAMS RACING ACADEMY PLACE POINTS PLA CE RESULT POINTS
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