The Bucks County Basic was a scorching day full of thrilling racing on the difficult 1.4-mile course. The assaults by no means stopped through the girls’s race. CWA Racing p/b Trek and Fearless Femme Racing took turns on the entrance driving the tempo. Jessica Bonilla of CWA Racing p/b Trek’s efforts paid off with the lap chief jersey and a formidable early dash to the end for teammate Paolo Munoz. Tiffany Thomas of Philly Bike Expo sat on the entrance group, guessing that CWA wouldn’t let Fearless Femme get away like they did in 2019, and it resulted in a second place end within the pack dash, adopted by Matilda Raynolds of Fearless Femme Racing in third.
The boys’s race began off quick with a number of crashes in turns two and three of the course. The joy didn’t finish there. After a number of assaults cut up the peloton into two teams, 4 riders established a break off the entrance. Frank Travieso of Excel – Metropolis Bikes, Sean Guydish of Kelly Profit Methods Elite Biking, Clayton Travis of UCI CT: Workforce Skyline, and Intelligent Martinez of Rockland Biking Velo had a formidable two minute hole over the peloton. Travieso and Guydish took turns on the entrance, leading to a 1-point distinction for the lap chief jersey finally going to Guydish, whereas Travieso took the win for the day in a dash end. Guydish adopted in second and Travis in third.
Doylestown Well being Ladies’s Professional/1/2 Bucks County Basic Podium:
1. Paola Munoz, CWA Racing p/b Trek
2. Tiffany Thomas, Philly Bike Expo p/b VeloJawn
3. Matilda Raynolds, Fearless Femme Racing.
Males’s Professional/1/2 Bucks County Basic Podium:
1. Frank Travieso, Excel – Metropolis Bikes
2. Sean Guydish, Kelly Profit Methods Elite Biking
3. Clayton Travis, UCI CT: Workforce Skyline.
Full race outcomes might be discovered at https://my.raceresult.com/180630/
Concerning the Bucks County Basic:
The Bucks County Basic is positioned in Doylestown, PA and greater than only a bike race. It embraces the game of biking and affords experiences for all to take part with a household pleasant bike parade on target, youngsters races, novice and professional racing on the difficult 1.4-mile loop.
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