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19. Garrett Wonders Criterium 2009

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18. Brooke Crum wins at Garrett Wonders 2009

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17. Tim Swain of Kenda Pro Cycling close call

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16. State Road Race thriller - Men's cat III

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15. Projectvelo Racing pb One Call Now: Troy Classic

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14. Troy Classic on the Square Criterium

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13. Tour de Grandview - Mens Pro 1-2

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12. Tour de Grandview - Mens category 3/4

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11. Tour de Grandview - Mens category 5

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10. Tour de Grandview - Womens 1/2/3

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9. Hyde Park Blast 2009 - Mens Pro 1-2 race

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8. Hyde Park Blast 2009 -mens cat 4-5 and 3 races

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7. Hyde Park Blast 2009 - Juniors & Womens races

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6. State Road Race Mishap

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5. The Groveport Time Trial

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4. Spring Valley Road Race

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3. Gettysburg Road Race

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2. Races at the Lake

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1. Deer Creek Road Race

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Held anually in Westerville Ohio, in memory of Garrett Wonders, Naval officer, Olympic hopeful, captain of the Ohio State Cycling Team, Employee of the Westerville Bike Shop, killed in 2004 by an impaired driver.

Highlights of mens cat 3, and Pro 1-2, & womens Pro 1-2.
Interviews with Kurt Lemkuhl (race organizer), Jay Wonders (Garrett's dad) Scott Walker of Walker Custom Homes speaks up about sponsoring a team and various players in the field.

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william mathys 30 days ago

doug mccohona makes an interesting comment around 1:14 he said he went off course and through the grass . he also took a free lap along with his teammate scott . this is illegal for a free lap the rider must have a flat or be in a crash . both riders mentioned never hit the ground but still took a lap . had this been known a protest could have been applied moving placing riders up . i guess the only reason this has any relevance is because i was the fourth place rider . no hard feelings to the riders involved ,but to other riders watch the riders getting pushed in during free laps it may come in handy during protest time.