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Photographer Jeff Corcoran captured the action from Day 2 of the 2016 Trek CXC Cup, won by Wisconsin Native Kaitie Antonneau and World Champ Wout van Aert.

If you didn’t attend or watch the live stream, or just want to relive the great weekend of racing, Corcoran’s images help bring you to the Trek Bicycles’ race in Waterloo, Wisconsin.

Antonneau delighted to take her second UCI C1 of the season, in front of her home state fans. Elite Women, 2016 Trek CXC Cup Day 2. © Jeff Corcoran

Antonneau delighted to take her second UCI C1 of the season, in front of her home state fans. Elite Women, 2016 Trek CXC Cup Day 2. © Jeff Corcoran

Jeremy Powers crashed and did not finish, but gave chase early in the race. Elite Men, 2016 Trek CXC Cup Day 2 © Jeff Corcoran

Jeremy Powers crashed and did not finish, but gave chase early in the race. Elite Men, 2016 Trek CXC Cup Day 2 © Jeff Corcoran

There wasn't any mud, but the dry grass corners were still slippery causing Tim Merlier to hit the deck. Elite Men, 2016 Trek CXC Cup Day 2 © Jeff Corcoran

There wasn’t any mud, but the dry grass corners were still slippery causing Tim Merlier to hit the deck. Elite Men, 2016 Trek CXC Cup Day 2 © Jeff Corcoran

Most men ran these stairs, but a few including Stephen Hyde hopped them. Elite Men, 2016 Trek CXC Cup Day 2 © Jeff Corcoran

Most men ran these stairs, but a few including Stephen Hyde hopped them. Elite Men, 2016 Trek CXC Cup Day 2 © Jeff Corcoran

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2016 Trek CXC Cup Day 2 Photos by Jeff Corcoran

Caroline Mani leads Antonneau and the field up the steep run-up. Elite Women, 2016 Trek CXC Cup Day 2. © Jeff Corcoran

Caroline Mani leads Antonneau and the field up the steep run-up. Elite Women, 2016 Trek CXC Cup Day 2. © Jeff Corcoran

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