Sexton Wins Twice, Colby Holds Off Shive Again

Masters racing in seven states this weekend.

Colby, then Colby again. At Tree House in South Deerfield, Gregory Colby (B2C2 Cycling p/b Conte’s Bike Shop) won Saturday’s Men Master 40+ on the same time as Steven Shive (Shive Coaching). On Sunday Colby won it again, three seconds ahead of Shive. R. Michael Mckittrick won the 50+ on both days. Joe Johnston won Saturday’s 60+ from thirty-two finishers. On Sunday John Golden (FinKraft Cycling Team) won it, with Paul Vogel (Riverside Racing) second for the second day running and Michael Parent third. Sarah Sutton won Saturday’s Women Master 40+ and Alexandra Jospe Sunday’s.

Sexton in two states. Colette Sexton won the Master Women 45+ at Crossasaurus Awesome in Pennsylvania on Saturday, with Ruth Machamer second and Val Gould third. On Sunday she won the Master Women 40-99 at Cooper River in New Jersey, with Gould second and Machamer third.

Watts doubled at Cooper River. Robert Watts (NJCX Project) won the Master Men 60-99 and the Tracklocross. David Freifelder won the 50-99, ahead of Joseph Piccillo (Evolution Racing), who had won the 50+ at Crossasaurus the day before from twenty-nine finishers. Daniel Chabanov won the Master Men 40-99.

Lehr doubled at Crossasaurus. Randy Lehr won the Master Men 40+ and the Men Cat 3/4, which had thirty-four finishers. Mike Hebe (Kelly Benefits Cycling) beat Bob Reuther by four seconds in the 60+, and Albert Bold won the 70+.

Harms won twice in Wisconsin. Mark Harms (Neff Cycle Service) won the Cat 1/2/3 Masters 50+ at Diablo Sunnyview on Saturday and at Battle of Waterloo on Sunday. Erin Feldhausen (Trek Midwest Team) won the Women Masters 35+ at Waterloo.

Rusho and Nicholson in Syracuse. Michael Morris (Pursuit Racing) won the Cat 3/4 50+/60+ at the Syracuse Cyclocross GP, with Doug Rusho second and Jim Nicholson third.

Out west. At Cross Crusade in Portland, Bradford Smith won the Category 1/2 Masters 35+ from thirty finishers, four seconds ahead of Adrian Bosch. Carolyn Daubeny won the women’s 60+ and Tom Heywood the 80+ again, and Pam Reid won the women’s 70+. In Louisville, Colorado, Tim Faia (Team Summit) won the Men 55+ from thirty-two finishers, and Jake Wells (Bighorn Gravel) won the Men 45+ and the Single Speed A.

Every race here is in the masters rankings.