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Megan Guarnier reclaims women’s road race title

Megan Guarnier riding for Boels Solmans Cycling Team took the win on Monday May 25, 2015, during the 2015 Volkswagen USA Cycling Pro Road & Time Trial National Championships in Chattanooga.
Megan Guarnier riding for Boels Solmans Cycling Team took the win on Monday May 25, 2015, during the 2015 Volkswagen USA Cycling Pro Road & Time Trial National Championships in Chattanooga. Megan Guarnier riding for Boels Solmans Cycling Team took the win on Monday May 25, 2015, during the 2015 Volkswagen USA Cycling Pro Road & Time Trial National Championships in Chattanooga.

When the USA Cycling Professional Road and Time Trial Championships first came to Chattanooga in 2013, Megan Guarnier was the reigning women’s road race champion.

It took her a couple of tries in Chattanooga — and the help of new teammate Evelyn Stevens — but the Boels Dolmans Cycling Team rider finally has the Stars and Stripes jersey back on her shoulders.

Guarnier held off sprint specialist Coryn Rivera of the UnitedHealthcare team in a free-for-all sprint Monday to win the 69.3-mile race in three hours, six minutes and 48 seconds. Tayler Wiles finished just behind in third.

“I finally got it back, and I finally figured out this course, I guess,” Guarnier said “In 2013 when we first had the race here, I was dealing with a lot of asthma and allergy problems, and that was kind of a wake-up call that I needed to look into my health.