Page is off to a good start

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Given today's 17th and this earlier I think he's going to have a solid year in Europe.
cyclocrossworld.comresults aOpen ↗ rdooie_101603.htm He's
definitely earned his results. Gotta send a pat on the back to Richie Sachs for helping him get
here. Bill C

Yah, he is riding a level up this year. He was not that happy with 17th, expected better.

He races again Tuesday, then off to the World Cup, then Steinmauer (his old hometown race) and back
to Belgium.

Check out www.thejonathanpage.com for updates on his season.

Richard really came through for Jonathan a couple years ago, when he was faced with leaving the
sport for the real world. He definitely appreciates it. Eventually, he had to move on to bigger
things, Pro with Guerciotti, but I think that was always Richard's intent. He wants to help riders
get there. Konrad Lebas, Jackson Stewart, Tyler Johnson, all names to watch.

Pretty amazing the number of custom cross frames he pumps out JUST for the TEAM, not to speak of
making a living for himself, working totally alone.

I ride my Sachs cross rig all year, I love it.

J

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Given today's 17th and this earlier I think he's going to have a solid year in Europe.
cyclocrossworld.comresults aOpen ↗ rdooie_101603.htm
He's definitely earned his results. Gotta send a pat on the back to Richie Sachs for helping him
get here.

What do you expect from Page this season?

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What do you expect from Page this season?

Probably a couple of top 10s, and a top 20 at Worlds would be my guess. Worlds is going to depend
on the rest of the team and the UCI points they put together so they get a decent starting
positions. Bill C

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Probably a couple of top 10s, and a top 20 at Worlds would be my guess. Worlds is going to depend
on the rest of the team and the UCI points they put together so they get a decent starting
positions. Bill C

I think this season will be more than ever a fight between Sven Nijs and Bart Wellens. The rest of
the participants are riding for the third spot if you ask me. The only guy who can come close is
Richard Groenendaal if he gets rid of his knee problems.

I wouldn't expect him to do better than 10th at worlds...That might be his limit.

Personally, I think its great to see him racing in Europe the whole season, but in my mind Tim
Johnson is still the best hope for top 5 at worlds; assuming he ever races seriously again. For now,
Page is good to watch, particularly when he gets into the top 10. I think he's got a top 10 in him
for a world cup this year and a far better shopt at World's than anyone stateside.

CH

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From: [email hidden] (Kenny)

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What do you expect from Page this season?

Probably a couple of top 10s, and a top 20 at Worlds would be my guess. Worlds is going to depend
on the rest of the team and the UCI points they put together so they get a decent starting
positions. Bill C

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I wouldn't expect him to do better than 10th at worlds...That might be his limit.

Personally, I think its great to see him racing in Europe the whole season, but in my mind Tim
Johnson is still the best hope for top 5 at worlds; assuming he ever races seriously again. For
now, Page is good to watch, particularly when he gets into the top 10. I think he's got a top 10
in him for a world cup this year and a far better shopt at World's than anyone stateside.

Jon Page is the best cyclocross racer in the us by far. Even if he is not, he is the coolest one,
him and his wife.

I love seeing him do excellent across the pond.

Tim Johnson couldn't keep up with Jon on a BMX course, or through a Targets superstore's aisles.

Thanks.

veloROd kiNgston

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Jon Page is the best cyclocross racer in the us by far. Even if he is not, he is the coolest one,
him and his wife.

I love seeing him do excellent across the pond.

Tim Johnson couldn't keep up with Jon on a BMX course, or through a Targets superstore's aisles.

Thanks.

veloROd kiNgston

get your facts right before you stick your foot in your mouth. jonathan is a good guy and a great
cyclocross racer, and the reigning national champion... buy tim johnson has so totally earned
your respect.

but through target??? that is a little over the top.

you are worse then a kurgoni dumbass. you are simply an [censored]. and a dumb ignorant one at that.

us natz. ft. devans mass - 1995

Junior Men
1. Tim Johnson (CCB International/Volkswagon), Middleton, Mass.; 44:16

the next year (jp wins) Under-23 Men

2. JONATHAN PAGE (GS Mengoni), Leicester, Mass.
3. Johnathon Sundt (Control Teck-Redline), Kirkland, Wash.
4. Damon Kluck (Bontrager), Santa Cruz, Calif.
5. Justin Robinson (unattached), Santa Cruz, Calif.
6. Donald Reeb (Ray's Boathouse), Kelzer, Ore.
7. Johannes Hueby (Middlebury College), Middlebury, Vt.
8. Tim Johnson (CCD-Voodoo), Middleton, Mass.

97 Under-23 Men (jp again, but - not bad company, and surely not the target store...)

9. JONATHAN PAGE (GS Mengoni), Leicester, Mass.
10. Johnathon Sundt (Control Teck-Redline), Kirkland, Wash.
11. Damon Kluck (Bontrager), Santa Cruz, Calif.
12. Justin Robinson (unattached), Santa Cruz, Calif.
13. Donald Reeb (Ray's Boathouse), Kelzer, Ore.
14. Johannes Hueby (Middlebury College), Middlebury, Vt.
15. Tim Johnson (CCD-Voodoo), Middleton, Mass.

also, see collegiate that year. just an interesting tidbit of history 🙂

16. ADAM MYERSON
17. TimJohnson snip...
18. Thomas Danielson (Fort Lewis College), Durango, Colo.

and in 98 (in both riders back yard 🙂

1998 US Cyclocross Championships. Fort Devens, MA. December 18 Espoirs Men:

19. Tim Johnson (CCB-Volkswagen) 42.36
20. Justin Spinelli (NECSA) 0.12
21. Damon Kluck (LeMond) 0.30
22. Jonathon Page (Head Shok-Cannondale) 0.44

1999 natz

Elite Men

23. Marc Gullickson, Boulder
24. Bart Bowen (Saturn), Albuquerque
25. Tim Johnson (CCB Volkswagen), Middleton

where was jp? dnf or dns?

worlds. u-23 - 1999

Results, 9 by 2.68 km laps - 24.12 kms:
26. Bart Wellens (Bel) 53.47 (27.345 km/h)
27. Tom Vannoppen (Bel) 1.34
28. Tim Johnson (USA) 1.35

looks like pretty good company to me?

2000 supercup - chicago. (one week before natz)

Elite Men

1 Tim Johnson (Saturn) 58.25 (jp had a mechanical and dnf or off the top 10??)

2000 natz

Elite Men

1 Tim Johnson (Saturn) 1.00.49 snip...

6 Jonathan Page (Richard Sachs) 1.00

the NEXT day - supercup finals Elite Men

1 Marc Gullickson (Mongoose) 1.03.43 2 Tim Johnson (Saturn) 0.01 3 Dale Knapp (Kona/Voicestream)
0.37 4 John Page (Srt) 0.52

supercup 2001 - boston. yes, no JP to compare.. but reigning champ vervecken in the house... not a
bad day, even if it was fun early season training for EV.

Elite Men (62 starters 11 laps)

1 Erwin Vervecken (Spaarselect) 1.02.45 2 Tim Johnson (Saturn) 0.30

2001 usa nationals.

Elite Men - 105 Starters, 8 Laps

1 Todd Wells (Mongoose Hyundai) 1.00.39 2 Tim Johnson (Saturn Cycling Team) 0.14 3 Marc Gullickson
(Mongoose Hyundai) 0.38 4 Jonathan Page (Richard Sachs) 1.16

supercup the next day (after tim got a flat at the very end while in the lead... looses by 23 sec -
check yesterday, how much did he beat jonathan by????
mm. that is a net TJ gain of 39 seconds....

Results Elite Men - 89 Starters - 8 Laps

1 Jonathan Page (Richard Sachs) 1.00.04 2 Marc Gullickson (Mongoose Hyundai) 0.03 3 Alex Candelario
(Big Shark/Cannondale) 0.23 4 Tim Johnson (Saturn)

by the way, that is 7-3 in head to head competition. (plus, 2 more tj results tossed in for
good measure)

1998 US Cyclocross Championships. Fort Devens, MA. December 18 Espoirs Men:

1. Tim Johnson (CCB-Volkswagen) 42.36
2. Justin Spinelli (NECSA) 0.12
3. Damon Kluck (LeMond) 0.30
4. Jonathon Page (Head Shok-Cannondale) 0.44
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Patrick, don't overlook JP's ride in the Elite Men's race on the following day. if i recall, he was
2nd or 3rd. e-RICHIE

Perhaps...but cross racers aren't raced on either.

Again, Page has been very impressive the past year or so, but I still believe that Tim Johnson has
greater potential. But its all moot, as he seems to be sticking to the road.

CH

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Tim Johnson couldn't keep up with Jon on a BMX course, or through a Targets superstore's aisles.

Thanks.

veloROd kiNgston