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Redlands Bicycle Classic 2012 - Stage 3: Joelle Numainville Makes Up For Yesterday’s Near Miss With A Resounding Win On Stage 3, Photos | Cyclingnews.com

Stage 3 results

1.   Joelle Numainville (Can) Optum/Kelly, 1:01:11
2.   Megan Guarnier (USA) Tibco-To The Top, s.t.
3.   Loren Rowney (Aus) Specialized-lululemon, s.t.
4.   Christi Gokey-Smith (USA) NOW and Novartis, s.t.
5.   Alison Powers (USA) NOW and Novartis, s.t.
6.   Jenny Rios (Mex) SC Velo/Empower Coaching, s.t.
7.   Pascale Schnider (Swi) Exergy Twenty 12, s.t.
8.   Anne Samplonius (Can) NOW and Novartis, s.t.
9.   Jade Wilcoxson (USA) Optum/Kelly, s.t.
10. Julia LaFranchise (USA) Cynergy Cycles-Missing Link, s.t.

GC with 1 stage to go

1.   Megan Guarnier (USA) Tibco-To The Top, 4:14:55
2.   Alison Powers (USA) NOW and Novartis, + 00:14
3.   Amber Neben (USA) Specialized-lululemon, + 00:16
4.   Joelle Numainville (Can) Optum/Kelly, + 00:17
5.   Kathryn Donovan (USA) FCS/Rouse, + 00:21
6.   Andrea Dvorak (USA) Exergy Twenty 12, + 00:23
7.   Alisha Welsh (USA) Primal/Map My Ride, + 00:23
8.   Jade Wilcoxson (USA) Optum/Kelly, + 00:27
9.   Loren Rowney (Aus) Specialized-lululemon, + 00:33
10. Lindsay Myers (USA) Tibco-To The Top, s.t.

Full results & race report

More photos of Stage 3 on Cyclingnews

March 25, 2012

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Redlands Bicycle Classic 2012 - Stage 1: Loren Rowney (Specialized/Lululemon) Taking The Win., Photos | Cyclingnews.com

1.   Loren Rowney (Aus) Specialized-lululemon, 3:02:35
2.   Joelle Numainville (Can) Optum/Kelly, s.t.
3.   Joanie Caron (USA) Cynergy Cycles-Missing Link, s.t.
4.   Kristin McGrath (USA) Exergy twenty 12, s.t.
5.   Megan Guarnier (USA) Tibco-To The Top, s.t.
6.   Alison Powers (USA) NOW and Novartis, s.t.
7.   Leah Guloien (Can) Cynergy Cycles-Missing Link, s.t.
8.   Emily Kachorek (USA) Primal/Map My Ride, s.t.
9.   Olivia Dillon (USA) NOW and Novartis, s.t.
10. Andrea Dvorak (USA) Exergy Twenty 12, s.t.

Stage 1 race report & full results

More photos of Stage 1 on Cyclingnews

Tags: Redlands Bicycle Classic Loren Rowney Specialized-Lululemon Joelle Numainville Joanie Caron

March 24, 2012

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"Leading the new group will be Canadian Tara Whitten, who won the gold medal in the Commonwealth Games individual time trial earlier today. A former elite skier, Whitten began racing in 2006 and has quickly risen to the top level of international cycling. Earlier this year, she won both omnium and points gold medals at the Track World Championships. She is also a two-time Canadian National Track Champion."

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Commonwealth Games TT champion Whitten leads new crop of riders for Team TIBCO/To the Top in 2011

Whitten will join 4 other new signings: Canadians Joeelle Numainville and Erinne Willcok, American Alison Powers, and Australian Carleee Taylor - more about all of them through the link

Tags: tara whitten Joelle Numainville Erinne Willock Alison Powers Carlee Taylor Tibco Transfer News 2010-2011 transfers

October 16, 2010

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Early in the race the winner of Thueringen Rundfahrt and third at Route de France, in-form Olga Zabelinskaya (Safi-Pasta Zara) tried to stretch the bunch but it did not achieve anything. Joelle Numainville (Canada) made a big attack early on, but was unable to break away.

The early break from Lizzie Armitstead (Cervelo Test Team) was just one of the options for the team. It had the desired effect. Cervelo Team mate, Sharon Laws joined Armitstead which meant the other teams had to chase. Two strong Cervélo riders were too dangerous. The bunch closed the gap to the lone pair, Vos and her Nederland Bloeit team and Johansson and the Redsun Cycling Team worked hard on the front to bring them back.

Luise Keller (HTC - Columbia Women) counterattacked after Elizabeth Armitstead had been caught. This attack was again closed by the Nederland Bloiet. Vos sat in the bunch, just behind Pooley and Johansson watching every move.

The counter attacks and chasing caused much damage in the peloton. Once Keller was caught, Pooley attacked and the break which formed was decisive, Johansson, Pooley, Arndt and Vos.

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WomensCycling.net - race coverage, World Cup 2010, GP De Plouay

Fantastic race report - click through and read more! And see photos!