This will be a full day event of urban cycling including a Ally cat race , fixed gear trick competition and bicycle related art show featuring works by local artists.
| os. | Rider | Team | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| | |||
| 1. | LEIPHEIMER Levi | AST | 31.28'21" |
| 2. | ZABRISKIE David | GRM | 31.28'57" |
| 3. | ROGERS Michael | THR | 31.29'06" |
| 4. | VOIGT Jens | SAX | 31.29'31" |
| 5. | LVKVIST Thomas | THR | 31.29'50" |
| 6. | NIBALI Vincenzo | LIQ | 31.29'58" |
| 7. | ARMSTRONG Lance | AST | 31.30'07" |
| 8. | GESINK Robert* | RAB | 31.30'15" |
| 9. | DANIELSON Thomas | GRM | 31.30'45" |
| 10. | RUBIERA VIGIL Jos Luis | AST | 31.31'09" |
| 11. | SEELDRAEYERS Kevin* | QST | 31.31'18" |
| 12. | SCHLECK Frnk | SAX | 31.31'40" |
| 13. | SEVILLA Oscar | RRC | 31.31'58" |
| 14. | VAN DE WALLE Jurgen | QST | 31.32'36" |
| 15. | HINCAPIE George | THR | 31.32'40" |
| 16. | MOLLEMA Bauke* | RAB | 31.34'05" |
| 17. | NIERMANN Grischa | RAB | 31.34'29" |
| 18. | LARSSON Gustav | SAX | 31.34'46" |
| 19. | CUESTA LOPEZ DE CASTRO Inigo | CTT | 31.35'17" |
| 20. | GUTIERREZ Enrique | RRC | 31.36'16" |
| 21. | POPOVYCH Yaroslav | AST | 31.36'37" |
| 22. | HORNER Christopher | AST | 31.38'35" |
| 23. | LANDIS Floyd | OCM | 31.38'47" |
| 24. | DUPONT Hubert | ALM | 31.39'08" |
| 25. | WEENING Pieter | RAB | 31.39'30" |
| 26. | VENNELL Jeremy | BPC | 31.40'43" |
| 27. | VANDEVELDE Christian | GRM | 31.41'23" |
| 28. | BRAJKOVIC Janez | AST | 31.44'51" |
| 29. | ELMIGER Martin | ALM | 31.45'39" |
| 30. | DE WEERT Kevin | QST | 31.46'18" |
| 31. | CHADWICK Glen | RRC | 31.47'05" |
| 32. | SCHLECK Andy* | SAX | 31.47'33" |
| 33. | ROLLIN Dominique | CTT | 31.47'36" |
| 34. | SUTHERLAND Rory | OCM | 31.48'32" |
| 35. | ROULSTON Hayden | CTT | 31.49'12" |
| 36. | ZIRBEL Tom | BPC | 31.49'44" |
| 37. | BARREDO Carlos | QST | 31.50'07" |
| 38. | PETERSON Thomas* | GRM | 31.51'44" |
| 39. | KOBZARENKO Valeriy | TT1 | 31.52'07" |
| 40. | O'GRADY Stuart | SAX | 31.52'17" |
| 41. | MCCARTNEY Jason | SAX | 31.52'39" |
| 42. | ENGELS Addy | QST | 31.55'09" |
| 43. | PIPP Frank | BPC | 31.55'17" |
| 44. | COZZA Steven* | GRM | 31.55'56" |
| 45. | FRANK Mathias* | BMC | 31.57'14" |
| 46. | NOCENTINI Rinaldo | ALM | 31.58'14" |
| 47. | MCKISSICK Ian | BMC | 31.58'41" |
| 48. | ZBERG Markus | BMC | 31.59'18" |
| 49. | MOOS Alexandre | BMC | 32.03'23" |
| 50. | ROUTLEY Will | JBC | 32.03'34" |
| 51. | MORABITO Steve | AST | 32.05'14" |
| 52. | VANDBORG Brian | LIQ | 32.05'54" |
| 53. | LOWE Trent | GRM | 32.06'03" |
| 54. | CLEMENT Stef | RAB | 32.07'03" |
| 55. | PAUWELS Serge | CTT | 32.07'43" |
| 56. | BALDWIN Chris | RRC | 32.08'36" |
| 57. | JOHNSON Timothy | OCM | 32.08'57" |
| 58. | RAST Gregory | AST | 32.09'13" |
| 59. | ARDILA CANO Mauricio Alberto | RAB | 32.10'45" |
| 60. | HAEDO Lucas Sebastian | COL | 32.10'46" |
| 61. | WILSON Matthew | TT1 | 32.11'12" |
| 62. | JONES Christopher | TT1 | 32.11'55" |
| 63. | WHITE Bradley | OCM | 32.12'09" |
| 64. | CAVENDISH Mark* | THR | 32.14'50" |
| 65. | BARRY Michael | THR | 32.15'21" |
| 66. | LANCASTER Brett | CTT | 32.15'38" |
| 67. | HORRILLO MUNOZ Pedro | RAB | 32.15'45" |
| 68. | REISTAD Nick | JBC | 32.15'53" |
| 69. | FRATTINI Davide | COL | 32.16'06" |
| 70. | VELO Marco | QST | 32.16'09" |
| 71. | RIBLON Christophe | ALM | 32.16'36" |
| 72. | FARRAR Tyler | GRM | 32.16'38" |
| 73. | CRANE Matthew* | JBC | 32.17'31" |
| 74. | HULSMANS Kevin | QST | 32.17'42" |
| 75. | REIJNEN Kiel* | JBC | 32.17'53" |
| 76. | DAY Ben | VAU | 32.19'08" |
| 77. | LOUDER Jeffry | BMC | 32.19'34" |
| 78. | MENZIES Karl | OCM | 32.20'20" |
| 79. | WREN Tyler | COL | 32.22'16" |
| 80. | VANOTTI Alessandro | LIQ | 32.24'50" |
| 81. | VAN ULDEN Bernard | JBC | 32.28'56" |
| 82. | OLSON Aaron | COL | 32.29'44" |
| 83. | HAMILTON Tyler | RRC | 32.32'17" |
| 84. | GUPTILL Andy | COL | 32.38'07" |
The bike, which was identified by serial number, was described by the spokesman as being '"in good condition," despite being delivered with the wheels detached from the frame. Police do not believe that the bicycles were specifically targeted by thieves. A police spokesman said, "Our one concern was that the bike would be discarded," once the thieves realized the identity of the bike's owner.
Police declined to comment on the identity of the citizen who returned the bicycle, saying that the while the "Good Samaritan" who returned the bike did provide details, the police department would not be discussing the particulars of the case due to the ongoing investigation. It was confirmed that the citizen who returned the bicycle is not a suspect.
Police are still searching for two additional bicycles from Team Astana, which were stolen along with Armstrong's. Initial reports that three additional bikes were stolen proved to be incorrect, as one of Team Astana's missing bikes was discovered to have been misplaced & had been sitting in hotel storage.
Police allowed that they did have multiple suspects, but refused to go into further detail, again citing the ongoing investigation. A police spokesman described the department's attitude as hopeful, saying "We are actively following leads," but cautioned against early speculation.
Sacramento Police were flooded with calls from media outlets and cycling enthusiasts from all around the world, and officers patrolling downtown were stopped and advised by concerned citizens actively looking for the stolen bike.
That the high-profile theft took place in downtown Sacramento was described as an 'unfortunate circumstance' by police.
Armstrong is expected to receive his bicycle in 24 to 48 hours, although at the press conference police stated that they had not been in direct contact with Armstrong's Team Astana.
How's this for boosting Sacramento's world image?
Sacramento police are looking for leads in a high-profile caper: The case of Lance Armstrong's missing $10,000-plus time trial bike.
Early this morning, officials from Armstrong's Team Astana and Armstrong himself reported on their twitter.com feeds that the one-of-a-kind black and gold bike that he used Saturday in the Sacramento prologue & three other teammates' bikes were stolen from a team truck.
"Bad way to start the morning ... Bikes stolen from the truck last night," reads the Team Astana feed.
As the police began their investigation, the race rolled on. It started at noon in Davis, and was to end 108 miles later in Santa Rosa. The race has most of the greatest riders in the world, but Armstrong, a seven time Tour de France winner just returning from competitive cycling, is the rock star.
The bikes were stolen from an unmarked moving truck parked in the alley behind the Residence Inn at 1501 L St. between 10 p.m. Saturday and 6:45 a.m. Sunday when the theft was discovered, said officer Konrad Von Schoech, a spokesman for the Sacramento Police Department.
No other vehicles break-ins were reported, said Von Schoech.
The case has been assigned to a detective & officers are in the process of collecting & reviewing surveillance footage from the Residence Inn and nearby businesses.
Von Schoech said it's possible the thief or thieves were not targeting Armstrong.
"We don't have any information that would indicate they specially went after his bike," he said.
Armstrong, who could not be reached prior to the race, posted a picture of the bike on his twitter feed writing: "There is only one like it in the world therefore hard to pawn it off."
The police were contacting local pawn shops just in case.
Von Schoech said it was "very unfortunate" to have something like this happen while the world is watching.
"This is not just a property crime ... these bikes are in the thousands and thousands of dollars," said Von Schoech. "This is definitely different: this is a high-profile victim, during a high-profile event, and a high value object." From SacBee
Still need to get new pedals and retention for the FTP, get my lungs and legs in better shape for Hellyer.
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Then headed out on a killer ride through downtown, river bike trail and Sac State. Here are pics from the ride thanks to andron.
Check out the foot pegs on the fork.
We <3 our Morgan!
