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Gallery: Noble and White win again at Gloucester

Day two at the 20th edition of the GP Gloucester cyclocross race saw familiar winners in Noble and White.

October 15, 2018 Dave McElwaine

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2018 — The Gloucester course had plenty of challenging features this year. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Ellen Noble (Trek Factory Racing) took the holeshot for the second time this weekend. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Ellen Noble (Trek Factory Racing) had a harder time shaking off Erica Zaveta on Sunday. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Valerie Hopkins (Riverside Racing) got off to a solid start. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Natasha Elliot and Cassie Maximenko (both Van Dessel) ran the uphill barriers together. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Leslie Lupien (Velocio NECX) ran the barrier in 10th place. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Ellen Noble (Trek Factory Racing) rode alone for most of the race. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Crystal Anthony (Liv Cycling) was chased by Erica Zaveta who later passed her. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Cassie Maximenko (Van Dessel Factory Team) ran the uphill barriers. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Erica Zaveta (Garneau-Easton) rode with a scuffed up leg due to an earlier crash. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Crystal Anthony (Liv Cycling) with one lap remaining. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Ellen Noble (Trek Factory Racing) took her fifth win at Gloucester, wearing the Vittoria series leader’s jersey. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Elite men staged for the start. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — The elite men’s uphill start was blazing fast. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — The men headed out onto the course. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Cooper Willsey (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) rode off the front for the first couple laps. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Fans in the beer garden were as vocal as ever. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Jeremy Powers (Pactimo-Fuji-SRAM) rode ahead of veteran Adam Myerson (Cycle-Smart) Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Cooper Willsey (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) out in front of the chasers during lap two. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Anthony Clark (Squid Squad) led Curtis White and Tobin Ortenblad next to the ocean. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Curtis White (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) led at a set of uphill steps. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Anthony Clark (Squid Squad) chose to run this section rather than ride it. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — The leaders tackled some stairs while the large crowd had a bird’s eye view. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Curtis White (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) led through a non-technical sand pit. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Tobin Ortenblad (Santa Cruz) led onto the pavement late in the race. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Curtis White (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) swept the Gloucester weekend. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Lane Maher (Cannondale) pulled off a late surge to take second place. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2018 — Anthony Clark (Squid Squad) beat Ortenblad in the uphill sprint to take third place. Photo: Dave McElwaine

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