Thursday, December 24, 2009
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Solo Effort in the High Winds
This was the windiest day of racing for me since a couple weeks ago at the Donaldson. I was lucky and did not get pulled and finished the race and learned a lot about my abilities in a strong headwind and a nice tailwind. This ended up being one of my most enjoyable times ever racing a bicycle.
Not on a break-away....
...and not sprinting for a great finish.
(Picts taken by Jennifer and Lindsay.)
Not on a break-away....
...and not sprinting for a great finish.
(Picts taken by Jennifer and Lindsay.)
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Racing at River Falls
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Sunday, January 25, 2009
See Are Vee to Char Lot T 4 Winter Short Track Race #2
OJ and I jumped in the newly enhanced CRV and traversed la speedy pave to Charlotte for a 2nd hit of the Winter Short Track Series......on this NOT so Sunday. Cold again, but less wind. And.....they ran out of pasta before I could get any!
I raced the Sport category and placed 13th, mind you after a 90 mile and 5 hour road ride on Saturday. I was cross-eyed and outside-of-myself with only 6- hours of sleep between the madnesses.
I can do better. OJ got some great picts of my ride today.
I raced the Sport category and placed 13th, mind you after a 90 mile and 5 hour road ride on Saturday. I was cross-eyed and outside-of-myself with only 6- hours of sleep between the madnesses.
I can do better. OJ got some great picts of my ride today.
Monday, January 19, 2009
1st race of the seaon results with a win!
My teammate, and good friend OJ Simpson, and I traveled to Charlotte, NC for some short track mountain bike racing. This was my very first short track race and an event that I wanted to try since last year. Since it was my first short track race, I raced the beginner category. OJ says "I'm expecting you to win".
The race was 30 minutes (and 7 laps) around a 1-mile mountain bike trail. Part of the coarse near the start/finish line include grass, sidewalk and parking lot......then back into the woods for the single track.
Leading the pack up to the start/finish line on top of a big gear.
After 3 laps I was away with a 15 second lead. I maintained that lead and eventually increased the gap to 30 seconds.
I increased the gap. OJ claims that I finished a minute ahead of 2nd place. A great way for me to start the season.
See ya!
The race was 30 minutes (and 7 laps) around a 1-mile mountain bike trail. Part of the coarse near the start/finish line include grass, sidewalk and parking lot......then back into the woods for the single track.
Leading the pack up to the start/finish line on top of a big gear.
After 3 laps I was away with a 15 second lead. I maintained that lead and eventually increased the gap to 30 seconds.
I increased the gap. OJ claims that I finished a minute ahead of 2nd place. A great way for me to start the season.
See ya!
Thursday, January 1, 2009
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