Giant's Adam Craig and Rock N' Road's Allison Mann took the Pro Men and Pro Women classes at the Tri-Flow XC Indoor Invitational Race held at Ray's Indoor MTB Park on Saturday, January 16. The two riders won $1500 in cold hard cash for around seven minutes of work. That works out to about $12,857 an hour. Not bad work if you can get it. The event pitted five riders in a time trial format where each rider had to do a cross-country lap and then two skills sections between each lap. Dabbing on a skill section cost a 15 second penalty.

Adam Craig didn't look like the World Cup racer that he is on his Giant STP hardtail. His bike choice worked. He was the only rider of the night to break the seven minute mark although a dab (actually, a pretty hard get off) on the last skills section of the last lap put his unofficial time at 7:09.


Allison Mann put in a strong ride and rode with a cool head through each skills section to take the pro women class on her Specialized S-Works Epic. Her unofficial time was 7:39.

MEN 

1 Adam Craig (Giant)    
2 Kyle Spisak (Cannondale)    
3 Aaron Snyder (Scott)    
4 Tyler Morland (Trek)    
5 Justin Mann (Specialized)    

WOMEN 
1 Allison Mann (Specialized)    
2 Lindsey Bishop (Felt)    
3 Lizzy English (Giant)    
4 Lindsey Prososki (Fisher Bicycles)