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Preliminary Results from Stage 4 of the 2010 TransRockies Race
August 11, 2010
Flash Report: The overall leaders jerseys changed hands today as Team Kona suffered a broken derailleur and further related issues, losing 43 minutes on the day and allowing the Rocky Mountain Factory Team to jump into first place after four stages. The GC gap is only 9 minutes so there’s still everything to race for with three days and over 170km left to ride.
Stefan Widmer leads the Men's Open race with Barry Wicks and Will Kelsay behind in second and third places, respectively.
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