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Sloppy weather ideal for Sunday’s cyclocross

Riders shoot through water on the cyclocross course during the HUB Endurance Chattanooga CX II race at Greenway Farm.
Riders shoot through water on the cyclocross course during the HUB Endurance Chattanooga CX II race at Greenway Farm. Riders shoot through water on the cyclocross course during the HUB Endurance Chattanooga CX II race at Greenway Farm.

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Race resultsThe top finishers from Sunday’s cyclocross race in Cleveland hosted by Chattanooga’s new cyclocross team, the Privateers. To learn more, visit privateerscx.com:Men’s Pro Cat. 1/2 Spencer Whittier – Privateers (Chattanooga)Men’s Cat. 3 Peter Cavoto – Roll: Racing (Chicago)Men’s Cat. 4/5 Tyler Martin – Chattanooga TrekSinglespeed Michael Manthey (Fayetteville, Ga.)Masters 35-44 Barry Lucas – Team KBC Devo/Aubrey’s Restaurants (Tallassee, Tenn.)Masters 45+ Charles Rossignol – Litespeed-BMW (Atlanta)Masters 45+ Cat. 3-5 Jim Farmer – PrivateersMasters 55+ Jeff Trip – Bikeman.com (Sylva, N.C.)Juniors Gareth Miller – Village Volkswagen (Charleston, Tenn.)Women Cat. 1/2/3 Karen Tripp – Finkraft Cycling Team (Sylva, N.C.)Women Cat. 4 Amy Christian – Privateers

CLEVELAND, Tenn. – Sunday was a terrible day to do just about anything outdoors in the Tennessee Valley – except for cyclocross.

Nearly 80 bicyclists muddied themselves to the eyebrows racing around the Bradley County’s Whitlock Park on a gloomy day that was not ideal for spectators but brought exciting conditions for a sport that is a mix between road and mountain biking.