2021 USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships are taking place in Wheaton, Il (just outside of Chicago) this week. Fort Collins has just five riders taking part. Thursday’s racers will be racing in cool, dry and lumpy conditions with temps ranging from the mid-30s to lower 40s. With a 92% chance of rain in the forecast for Friday, Sunday’s Elite racers may be racing in very different conditions. 

Thursday (Mountain time)

Masters Men 55-59 12:10pm 

Darrin Johnson, Racer Predictor- 25th 

Race Result- 13th

David Hueter, Racer Predictor- 20th

Race Result- 14th

Masters Men 45-49 2:05pm

Dan Porter, Racer Predictor- 13th

Race Result-  10th

Sunday (Mountain time)

Elite Men 1:15pm

Brannan Fix, Racer Predictor- 7th

Race Result- 7th

Tayne Andrade, Racer Predictor-35th

Race Result- 29th


USA Cycling Race Information: https://usacycling.org/events/national-championships/2021-cyclocross-nationals

Course Preview Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCDSUXaFoVA

Live Results: http://www.livelynxresults.com/

Race Predictor: https://www.crossresults.com/?n=racers&sn=pred

Results: 

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