Carla Williams and Julie Robertson Zivin Win at the Pan-American Championships. Hamilton Takes the 65-69 by a Second.

Masters racing in nine states and Washington, DC, this weekend, with the Pan-American Championships on Saturday.

The Pan-American Championships. In Washington on Saturday, Carla Williams (Cardinal Bicycle) won the Master Women 40-44, 1:16 ahead of Kristina Grossmann (DRRT NYC), and Julie Robertson Zivin (Team Booger) won the 55-59 ahead of Colette Sexton (Pro 13). Sue Haviland (Shredders Race Team) won the 45-49, Denelle Grant (WWWR|WeeWheel Women’s Racing) the 50-54, Amanda Alston (The Cycle Path) the 35-39, Elizabeth Sheldon (CXD TREK BIKES) the 60-64 and Darcy Ramsey Johnson (Van Dessel/Pactimo Racing) the 65-69. Harry Hamilton (PROthirteen) won the Master Men 65-69 by one second over Robert Orange (Ride with Rendall p/b Biemme). Jean-Francois Blais (Competitive Edge Racing) won the 55-59, 43 seconds ahead of Adam Myerson (Cycle-Smart/ShiftGear), and Christopher Beck (Annapolis Bicycle Racing Team) the 50-54 from thirteen finishers. Troy Kimball won the 60-64, Dan Souter the 45-49 from fifteen, Max Judelson (Rock Lobster/Sightline Construction) the 40-44 and David Rustico the 70-74.

DCCX. On Sunday Myerson won the Master Men 50+ from forty-five finishers on the same time as Austin Walker (Liberty Bicycles), with Christopher Peck (Everyday Heroes Real Estate Racing) five seconds back in third. Tom Weaver (Summit Freewheelers), second in the Pan-American 60-64, won the Master Men 60+ from twenty-eight, 22 seconds ahead of Robert Watts (NJCX Project). Felipe Nystrom won the 40+ and Paul Curley the 70+. Joanna Reynolds (Cycleworks) won the Master Women 40+, Amy Phillips the 50+ ahead of Abby Walker (Liberty Bicycles Femmes), and Sharon Squassoni (National Capital Velo Club) the 60+.

Sly Fox. At Sly Fox Cross in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, on Sunday, Nick Morell (Pocono Velocity Project) won the Master Men 50+ from sixteen finishers, 36 seconds ahead of Joseph Piccillo (Evolution Racing), who had beaten him at West Chester a week earlier. Martin Mrugal (Trestle Bridge Racing) again won the 60+ ahead of Mike Hebe (Kelly Benefits Cycling), this time by eight seconds, and Albert Bold won the 70+ again. Osvaldo Capellan (Team Aistriu) won the 40+, Dan Herman (Musette Cycling Team) the 40+ 4/5 and Kim Gauthier (Vulcan) the Master Women 45+.

New England and New York. At Keene Pumpkin Cross on Sunday, John Golden (FinKraft Cycling Team) won the Masters 60+ from nineteen finishers, 19 seconds ahead of Paul Vogel (Riverside Racing). Brian Massey (Minuteman Road Club) won the 50+ and the singlespeed, and James Norris (Feral Racing) the 40+. At the West Hill Shop race in Putney on Saturday, R. Michael Mckittrick (pedalpowertraining.com) won the 50+ from sixteen, 22 seconds ahead of Daniel Coady (Joe’s Garage), Michael Parent (Competitive Edge Racing) the 60+ from twenty-one and Gregory Colby the 40+. At J.R. West Falls CX on Sunday, Josh Meltzer (Full Moon Vista) won the 50+ from twelve, Scott Farrell the 60+ by 3:45 and Ed Hutton the 70+.

The Midwest. At Groundhog PSI-Clocross in Woodstock, Illinois, on Saturday, PSIMET Racing filled the Masters 35+ women’s podium with Jennifer Orozco, Leah Sanda and Melissa Zammit, and Tim Doelman won the Masters 55+ from thirty finishers. At Kern Park Kross in Milwaukee, Mark Harms (Neff Cycle Service) won the Cat 1/2/3 Masters 50+ and the Cat 1/2/3 Single Speed, Reed Cornia (Neff Cycle Service) the Cat 3/4 Masters 40+ from twenty-seven, and Erin Feldhausen (Trek Midwest Team) the Women Masters 35+. At Sheboygan on Sunday, Tim Hacker (Neff Cycle Service) won the Cat 1/2/3 Masters 50+ from fourteen.

Elsewhere. At NCCX in Salisbury, North Carolina, Jane Burlew (Liberty Bicycles Femmes) won the women’s Cat 1/2/3 and Curtis Southern (National Capital Velo Club) the Masters 60+ from nineteen. At the Oak School Supercross in Eugene, Oregon, Kevin Ryan won the Cat 1/2 Masters 40+ on both days, Kim Ely (Boneyard Cycling) the Cat 3/4 Masters 40+ Women on both days and Tad Hodgert the 80+ on both days, Ben Marean won Saturday’s Masters 50+ and Erik Tonkin (Team S&M) Sunday’s. At Webberville in Texas, Scott Cryan (Red Crank Racing) won Saturday’s Masters 60+.

See the masters rankings.