Cyclocross, MTB, road and gravel rankings
The average rating of the ranked masters in each field — not every starter, only the riders already carrying a rating. The count says how many. Fields are listed by age group, not by strength.
| Field | Average | Masters rated | Strongest rated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Master Men 4/5 40-99 | -11.0 | 13 | Brendan Neary +5.9, Kevin P Rossbach Ii +2.0 |
| Master Men Open 40-99 | +1.4 | 12 | Steven Kusy +11.9, Devin Maclaga +10.0 |
| Master Men 50+ | +0.6 | 13 | Jason Livingood +7.4, Charlie Muller +5.3 |
| Master Men 60+ | -7.9 | 9 | Mike Hebe +7.8, Robert Watts +6.9 |
| Master Men 70+ | -20.7 | 3 (small sample) | George Wood -19.7, Linda Elgart -20.6 |
| Men Cat 4/5 | -13.5 | 19 | Brendan Neary +5.9, Jason Rinde +1.6 |
| Senior Men P/1/2/3 | +9.6 | 2 (small sample) | Mike Festa +15.6, Bruno Catrambone +3.6 |
| Senior Women 4/5 | -14.1 | 2 (small sample) | Lindsay Long -14.0, Iliana Rabun-Wood -14.1 |
| Senior Women P/1/2/3 | -0.7 | 2 (small sample) | Kristina Grossmann +0.9, Parrish Bergquist -2.2 |
| SingleSpeed Open | -3.1 | 4 (small sample) | Sean Smith +3.9, Matthew Morrison +0.4 |
Ratings are percent per lap against an average Men Cat 4; higher is stronger. A field with a single rated master gets no average — one rider is not a field. Results through November 8, 2026. Nothing here is an official result; corrections are welcome and get made.
Nathalie Poirier won the women’s 60-99 at the Really Rad Festival of Cyclocross on both days, Miles Billings the men’s 50-99 and Frank Jennings the 70-99, and Mike Hebe won the 60+ at Pocono and at Endgrain. October 24 and 25.