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Gallery: 2014 NBX Gran Prix, men, day one

Dave McElwaine shoots round one of the NBX Gran Prix

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2014 — Jake Wells was heckled at the log barriers during warmups because Ellen Noble had just ridden over them. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Mike Garrigan led through the sand on lap one but then relinquished the lead. Dan Timmerman and others chose to ride along the wall where a groove in the sand had developed. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Kerry Werner running alongside series leader Dan Timmerman. Werner had won the race last weekend in Sterling. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Mike Garrigan leads up the stairs and onto the pavement during lap one. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Chaos took place during every race at this set of stairs on the first lap. There were slips and falls galore. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Lewis Gaffney sprinting over a set of logs on the first lap. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Cory Small runs the log barriers on lap one. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Case Butler brings up the end of a big group as the remount after the barriers. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Curtis White with the race lead on the beach during lap four. The fog and rain became more intense as the race wore on. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Dan Timmerman chases Curtis White during lap four with Anthony Clark close behind. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Justin Lindine leads a group on the pavement followed by Christian Favata and seasoned road racer Adam Myerson. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Curtis White runs the barriers with one and a half laps to go. He had opened a small gap over Dan Timmerman by this point in the race. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Jake Wells running the barriers with two laps to go. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — The course at Goddard Park was the longest in recent memory. It took the top riders a full nine minutes to complete, and longer if you happened to be further back in the pack. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Anthony Clark has gone from being totally unknown on the race circuit three years ago to competing for UCI podiums this year. Here he took a turn leading the race but could not shake his main rivals. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2015 — Dan Timmerman has had a consistent season. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Anthony Clark descends onto the beach with the race lead. He has been working on his technical skills this season and has been encouraged to try to some mountain biking in the coming year. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Curtis White won the Continental Pan Am Championships just a few weeks ago and has looked like a new rider ever since. Always a good starter, now he can go hard for a full 60 minutes. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Scott Smith was having a brilliant race. He rode with the leaders for a couple laps and was never out of sight of them the whole race. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Adam Myerson had a fantastic race right from the start. At age 43 he was beating the vast majority of racers half his age. He was also one of the few able to ride the long beach section of the course. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Jules Goguely descends onto the beach. Normally there is a good view of the harbor but heavy fog and rain took that away Saturday. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Anthony Clark leading the race after the log barriers. Soon thereafter, he would be passed by the eventual podium finishers. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Scott Smith nailed the high log barriers every time through at high speed. Even many of the mountain bikers had to dismount here. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Dan Timmerman did everything in his power to win the race but young Curtis White had other ideas. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Kerry Werner seemed to have a less-than-stellar start but quickly joined the main contenders and briefly led the race. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Curtis White takes a hard fought victory at Goddard Park in Warwick over Dan Timmerman and Kerry Werner. Stu Thorne, the Cannondale manager, had told VeloNews before the race that he was confident that Curtis would win. Photo: Dave McElwaine

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