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Unseasonably warm temperatures and strong winds made the racing tactical on Sunday at Ruts N’ Guts, as Caroline Mani and Tobin Ortenblad stood atop the podium.

After a summer scrambling to get sponsors, mired in a lawsuit, and sidelined by depression, Caroline Mani is back to winning 'cross races.

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Page and Mani victorious on a chilly December night in Iowa City

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Caroline Mani is off to a great start in 2014 despite suffering a broken wrist for the fourth time in her career

As she so often does when racing on home soil, the UCI World Cup series champion powered away from the rest of the field to finish alone

National champ Katie Compton motors away from a lead group to take the victory in round one of the Trek CXC Cup in Wisconsin

Compton dominates at U.S. Open race, looks to Sunday's Boulder Cup

Anderson also won Saturday's race, while Summerhill was seventh on day 1

Ben Berden is a former under 23 national champion in Belgium

Ben Berden, Caroline Mani and Craig Etheridge will gain two new teammates Tuesday in Utah

IRVINE, Calif. (VN) — With temperatures nearing 85 degrees and the added bonus of daylight, day 2 of the Spooky Cross would offer a drier track and a little more insight to the racers on the whereabouts of their competitors on the course than Saturday evening’s late-night event. Simply being able to see the course more clearly was also an advantage.

Caroline Mani (CC Etupes) and Ryan Trebon (LTS-Felt) won the Spooky Cross on Saturday in Irvine, California.