It was a busy bike racing weekend, with opportunities for results abounding, unless you were a suburban father who spent the weekend shopping at Ikea and wetting a slip and slide.

Let’s begin at Killington. In the Pro 1/2 men’s race, Robbie King of Team Ora presented by Independent Fabric won stage one followed by Gavi Epstein of Foundation in third. In the stage two TT, Tim Mitchell of CCB/Wheelworks won, and in stage three, Jamey Driscoll of Jamis Sutter Home presented by Colavita took the win. Hugo Houle of the multi-sponsored Garneau Club Chaussures Ogilvy Renault won the overall, with Robbie King of Team Ora presented by Independent Fabric taking the sprint jersey, and Dylan McNicholas of CCB/Wheelworks winning the KOM competition.

In the Pro 1/2 women’s race, Anna Barensfeld of Ladies First Racing won stage one. In the stage two TT, Sue Schlatter of Stevens Racing presented by the Cyclery won, and in stage three, Sue Schlatter of Stevens Racing presented by the Cyclery won again. Sue Schlatter of Stevens Racing presented by the Cyclery won the overall, with Rebecca Wellons of Svelte Cycles taking the sprint jersey, and Silke Wunderwald of Team Kenda winning the QOM competition.

In the cat 3 men’s race, Unattached Guido Wollmann won stage one followed by Danny Habig of CRCA/Luzzo’s in second. In the stage two TT, Christoffel Prinsloo of BH/Garneau won, and in stage three, Sean Smith of Champion System Racing took the win with Daniel Chabanov of CRCA/Jonathan Adler Racing third. Sean Smith of Champion System Racing won the overall with Daniel Chabanov of CRCA/Jonathan Adler Racing third; Guido Wollmann took the sprint jersey; and Devin Riley of Threshold Cycling won the KOM competition.

In the cat 4 men’s race, Nevin Rallis of Bikeman.com won stage one followed by Benjamin Fackler of CRCA/Luzzo’s in second and Erik Post of CRCA/NYVelocity in third. In the stage two TT, Geoff McIntosh of the New Hampshire Cycling Club won, and in stage three, Erik Post of CRCA/NYVelocity took the win. Erik Post of CRCA/NYVelocity was 2nd in the overall; Nevin Rallis of Bikeman.com took the sprint jersey with Benjamin Fackler of CRCA/Luzzo’s in second; and Erik Post of CRCA/NYVelocity won the KOM competition.

In the cat 3/4 women’s race, Amy Miner of Onion River Racing won stage one. In the stage two TT, Amy Kneale of Anthem Sports Women’s Cycling won, and in stage three Marti Shea of Destination Cycling took the win. Marti Shea of Destination Cycling won the overall; Amy Miner of Onion River Racing took the sprint jersey; and Marti Shea of Destination Cycling won the QOM competition.

In the 40+ men’s race, Ron Bourgoin of the OA/Cyclemania won stage one. In the stage two TT, Fred Thomas of OA/Cyclemania won, and in stage three Carl Reglar of Team Danbury Audi/Pedal and Pump took the win. Carl Reglar of Team Danbury Audi/Pedal and Pump won the overall; John Grenier of Team Fuji fueled by Clif Bar took the sprint jersey; and Bill Shattuck of Corner Cycle won the KOM competition.

In the 50+ men’s race, Matt Moore of BCA/Tosk won stage one. In the stage two TT, Dave Viney of La Bicicletta Elite Team won, and in stage three DaveViney of La Bicicletta Elite Team took the win ahead of Pascal Sauvayre of BH/Garneau. Dave Viney of La Bicicletta Elite Team won the overall with Pascal Sauvayre of BH/Garneau second; the results don’t specify who took the sprint jersey; but Pascal Sauvayre of BH/Garneau won the KOM competition.

In the junior men’s race, Evan Kirk of CLNoonan/BayHillCapital presented by CornerCycle won stage one. In the stage two TT, Michael Reidenbach of HYDROMAX won, and in stage three Michael Reidenbach of HYDROMAX won again. Michael Reidenbach of HYDROMAX won the overall; Evan Kirk of CLNoonan/BayHillCapital presented by CornerCycle took the sprint jersey; and Curtis White of CLNoonan/BayHillCapital presented by CornerCycle won the KOM competition.

Full results can be found here.

And that’s only half the story of the weekend, we still have the Jersey Kermesses to go. At the Manville Madness race on Friday, Daniel McMahon of Foundation won the men’s 3/4 race with Mitch Jacaruao of CRCA/NYVelocity second.

At the Saturday Classic, David Tanner of Fly V Australia won the pro 1/2 race. At Saturday’s Menci Criterium in the cat 3 race, Chris Rodgers of Colavita Racing won ahead of Mihael Ginghina of Cause & Effect. James Baldesare  of KENDA Pro Cycling presented by GEARGRIN won the 35+ race. John Bertolini of Liberty Cycle won the 45+ race. Charles Carnila of Mambo Kings Racing won the 55+ race.

At the Bound Brook Criterium, Eric Schlidge of Mountain Khakis fueled by Jittery Joe’s won the pro 1/2 race with Clayton Barrows of AXA Equitable Cycling Team third. In the cat 3/4 race, James Joseph of We Stand United won ahead of Mitch Jacaruao of CRCA/NYVelocity. Peter Vollers of Vollers Law / Start House Racing won the 35+ race. Kevin McGuire of ACT won the juniors race.

At the 70th Tour of Somerville, full results aren’t posted yet, but Ben Kersten of Fly V Australia won the Kugler-Anderson Memorial Pro, Cat 1 & 2 race with teammate Alessandro Bazzana second and Clayton Barrows of AXA Equitable Cycling Team third. Theresa Cliff-Ryan of Colavita-Baci presented by Cooking Light won the women’s Kugler Open in front  Kristy Broun of Verducci Breakaway Racing and Brooke Miller of Tibco was third. Results soon to be posted here. A recap of the pro race is on cyclingnews. Photos here.