Thin. skinny, waif like..whatever you wanna call it
but thats what it was...get my drift?
Festival of the Sun
June 23, 2012
Women's Category 1‐3
1 STAUFFER Amy 151668 Team Priority Health 490
2 TREVINO Alicia 278555 Fusion / LIVESTRONG/Fus 527
3 LEIB Dori 350220 Wolverine Sports Club 533
4 DEMERLY Sarah 293788 Fusion / LIVESTRONG/Fus 531
5 MARTIN Abby 317498 Grand Rapids Bicycle Com 535
6 CLARK Chelsea 309613 Team Priority Health 526
7 BOREM Nicole 184390 Men of Steel Racing /Men 525
8 THOMPSON Chantal 382627 Madonna Wheelers Cyclin 491
9 MELENDEZ Laura 225973 Team Priority Health 528
FWomen's Category 4
1 WRIGHT Shannon 356858 Freewheeler Bike Shop 484
2 CRANSON Joann 354324 Fusion / LIVESTRONG/Fus 480
3 WILLIAMS Sarah 366227 REAL WOMEN TRI 483
4 MISSEL Riley 377467 0 481
5 SEDERBURG Kari 364658 CFT Cycling Team/CFT Cyc 482
6 HORSTE Melissa ONEDAY 0 500
M Master Men 45+
1 SWINTY Henry 48628 0 439
2 JOHNSON Chris 17905 Flying Rhino Cycling Club 408
3 CLAES Scott 106137 Swamis 555
4 MORGAN Jonathan 25051 Team Priority Health 431
5 HICKEN David 251192 0 554
6 CUHN Mark 45148 Team 02 Cadieux BC 542
7 PHREED Eric 161040 CFT Cycling Team/TNR Cy 414
8 PERREN James 47305 IFRACTAL‐QCW p.b. Break 413
9 RITTER Terry 135609 0 416
10 DYBOWSKI Raymond 10313 Wolverine Sports Club 406
11 O'BRIEN Peter 345098 Team Priority Health 432
12 ANDERSON Eric 190227 CFT Cycling Team/TNR Cy 425
13 DAKROUB Mustapha 286685 CFT Cycling Team/CFT Cyc 427
14 PETERSON Kris 230869 Assenmacher 556
M Master Men 55+
1 WOLOWIEC Mark 41215 Flying Rhino Cycling Club 420
2 WARNER Mark 299805 CFT Cycling Team/TNR Cy 419
3 BULTMAN Tom 352936 Club Whisper Jade 426
4 SIMONS Loren 47936 Team Priority Health 437
5 SOUTH Charles 33532 Men of Steel Racing /Men 438
6 JOOS David 311272 CFT Cycling Team/CFT Cyc 430
MMen Cat 3
1 OOSTINDIE Lucas 268132 East Hills Velo/Ada Bike C 309
2 GRACELY John 309574 CFT Cycling Team/TNR Cy 305
3 ROLLENHAGEN Benjamin 240802 Tri‐City Cyclists/Tri City Cy 310
4 LEACH John 337826 Einstein Racing 307
5 VIS Colin 204068 East Hills Velo/Ada Bike C 312
6 TIMMER Cameron 270480 Team Priority Health 551
7 HOLLOWAY Nathan 294316 Ventus Cycling Team 306
8 MONAHAN Clayton 310102 University of Michigan‐An 552
9 MATTHEWS Chris 276259 Team 02 Cadieux BC 538
10 CUMMING Donald 337658 Wolverine Sports Club 304
11 MARTIN Drew 292972 East Hills Velo/Ada Bike C 308
12 BUSH Mark 274918 Ventus Cycling Team 301
13 COLLINS Kevin 76192 Freewheeler Bike Shop 404
14 WOLF John 58615 553
DNF CHAPIN Jeff 311570 302
DNF HICKEN David 251192 554
DNS SHEEHAN Aaron 219075 CFT Cycling Team/CFT Cyc 418
Cat 1/2
1.WHITEHEAD Ben 183938 Bissell/ABG Cycling Club 546
2 FISHER Christopher 11699 Team Priority Health 456
3 FORSHAG Robert 88653 Lathrup Industries/Giant 545
4 BROGLIO Steven 55197 Lathrup Industries/Giant 451
5 YOUNG Jason 159810 Team Priority Health 468
6 GOTTWALD Christopher 42621 Team Priority Health 458
7 ZOLTOWSKI Alan 66373 Lathrup Industries/Giant 469
8 GABRIEL John 214876 ShoAir 540
9 CROSS Ryan 193829 Team Priority Health 453
10 STANGE Cory 260216 Bissell/ABG Cycling Club 465
11 BEELS Peter 235743 Leadout Racing 548
12 BENSON Blaine 268471 0 450
13 PRENTICE Anthony 292144 Team Priority Health 463
14 HARDLEY Cody 258979 East Hills Velo/Ada Bike C 549
15 WEIR Andrew 169810 0 544
16 CAMERON Don 94327 Specialized 403
17 FLORIAN Andrew 198114 Team Priority Health 457
18 ROSETH Cary 97564 CFT Cycling Team/CFT Cyc 417
19 BRUCE James 46453 Lathrup Industries/Giant 550
20 YANKUS Daniel 102694 Team Priority Health 467
21 DYBOWSKI Raymond 10313 Wolverine Sports Club 406
22 HESS Jason 48059 0 407
23 CAVINDER Luke 199544 Wolverine Sports Club 534
DNF RODD Randall 290060 Wolverine Sports Club 547
DNF MCGLAUGHLIN William 76592 Maumee Valley Wheelme 532
DNF SELLE Robert 102586 RBS MTB TEAM 536
DNF MCMURRAY Jimmy 166307 East Hills Velo/Ada Bike C 411
DNF HOCKIN Robert 164410 0 460
DNF PERREN James 47305 IFRACTAL‐QCW p.b. Break 413
DNF ANDERSON Fred 1625 West Michigan Coast Ride 539
Men's Category 4
1 NUIVER Bryce 378085 East Hills Velo/Ada Bike C 503
2 RISK John 98726 Wolverine Sports Club 336
3 MATHIS Nick 170776 R4AC Cycling Project 331
4 BERNARDI Joseph 307883 Team Giant MI 505
5 TROOK Dawson 340404 Bissell/ABG Cycling Club 507
6 NEWELL Craig 308443 CFT Cycling Team/CFT Cyc 333
7 DORE Jay 357584 CFT Cycling Team/CFT Cyc 323
8 HUYGHE Alex 334636 Team O2/Cadieux Bicycle 329
9 NEAGOS Brad 372580 CFT Cycling Team/CFT Cyc 332
10 VANDENBERG Mike 356422 Leadout Racing 338
11 ABSTON Christopher 365708 Racing Greyhounds 320
12 BONDAR Nikita 349300 CFT Cycling Team 506
13 LEKOVISH Nickolaus 342874 Trails‐Edge Cycling Team/ 330
14 SILLS Hazen 280598 Jade/Whisper 504
15 RECTOR Chad 346060 0 335
16 RIEGLE Jesse 315126 CMS Race Team/Kalamaz 508
17 WLODARCZAK Jon 354486 Twin Six 339
18 NOVITSKY Thomas 227191 Cycle To Fitness Racing G 334
19 SCHUTT Tim 286397 Ann Arbor Velo Club/Ann 337
20 CORRION Alex 314360 CFT Cycling 502
21 HARVITT Luke 354198 West Michigan Coast Ride 326
22 BOGGS John 240322 xXx Racing 322
23 HUGHES Mark 296403 Flying Rhino Cycling Club 328
24 HUBBARD Loren 241518 CFT Cycling Team/CFT Cyc 327
25 WYDRA Robert 179571 Wolverine Sports Club 443
Men's Masters 35+
1 GABRIEL John 214876 ShoAir 540
2 HESS Jason 48059 0 407
3 COLLINS Kevin 76192 Freewheeler Bike Shop 404
4 JOHNSON Chris 17905 Flying Rhino Cycling Club 408
5 ROSETH Cary 97564 CFT Cycling Team/CFT Cyc 417
6 PERREN James 47305 IFRACTAL‐QCW p.b. Break 413
7 CUHN Mark 45148 Team 02 Cadieux BC 542
8 LYON Brandon 53879 East Hills Velo/Ada Bike C 537
9 CAMERON Don 94327 Specialized 403
10 MCMURRAY Jimmy 166307 East Hills Velo/Ada Bike C 411
11 KONETT Zachary 310209 CFT Cycling Team/CFT Cyc 409
12 MATTHEWS Chris 276259 Team 02 Cadieux BC 538
13 RITTER Terry 135609 0 416
14 RISK John 98726 Wolverine Sports Club 336
15 BURCH Wade 306862 CFT Cycling Team/CFT Cyc 401
16 BERNARDI Joseph 307883 Team Giant MI 505
17 CARLEY Dale 237745 Fusion / LIVESTRONG/Fus 543
18 MCGLAUGHLIN William 76592 Maumee Valley Wheelme 532
19 BAAR David 125256 East Hills Velo/Ada Bike C 400
20 DYBOWSKI Raymond 10313 Wolverine Sports Club 406
21 WOLOWIEC Mark 41215 Flying Rhino Cycling Club 420
22 KIMBER Eric 225461 Fusion / LIVESTRONG/Fus 541
23 LEKOVISH Joseph 166429 Trails‐Edge Cycling Team/ 410
24 ANDERSON Fred 1625 West Michigan Coast Ride 539
25 WYCZALEK Michael 39106 0 421
26 NOVITSKY Thomas 227191 Cycle To Fitness Racing G 334
DNF SHEEHAN Aaron 219075 CFT Cycling Team/CFT Cyc 418
DNF DERDOWSKI Doug 264959 CFT Cycling Team/CFT Cyc 405
DNF SELLE Robert 102586 RBS MTB TEAM 536
DNF BURCICKI Douglas 228512 Team O2/Cadieux Bicycle 402
DNF PHREED Eric 161040 CFT Cycling Team/TNR Cy 414
DNF WARNER Mark 299805 CFT Cycling Team/TNR
28 comments:
lot's of cat. 3's in the 1-2 race these days
yea upgrades are free. just dont cross the center line
t, I agree with one of the above posts. Some of the 1/2's are brutal. Dudes can't corner to save their lives and they constantly leave gaps. Quit leaving gaps you knobs. It's not pro. It's stupid. And maybe try picking up the pace. I have it on good info that one of the masters races was faster than yours.
Step up your game.
says the guy who sat in both race.
I guess 5:58 can't corner.
...from my perspective, the 35+ race was BRUTAL
Pack-Fill-Masters-Racer said...
...from my perspective, the 35+ race was BRUTAL
at a 3hrs a week training program the big wheel race woulda probably been brutal.
STFU.
Glad to see the definition of a hard race is based on how much sucking wheels hurt you. I think a guy soloed off the front near the end, I assume this was you because the race was so easy.
-5:58 guy
Glad to see the definition of a hard race is based on how much sucking wheels hurt you.
lmao. so true
-5:58 dude
Why don't you let us all know what you think makes a race hard.
I think when you are doing he training, rolling well and able to hand people their asses, the racing is easy. When you are a "Pack-Fill-Masters" and not training enough and rolling poorly and getting your ass handed to you, then the racing is hard. Props to him for showing up and pinning up with probably very little training time. And to correct you, there was no one who soloed off the front in the masters race. It came down to a field sprint.
I know that it's our job to "boost" the Scene and pretend that Mi racing is hard, which I'm all about. But to be honest, the only hard race last weekend was Elite Nationals. Just saying because based on an earlier post, the final hour of four (30 mph average, 1,600+ ft of climbing) was way more difficult than all of Festival of the Sun racing put together. Still just sayin'.
thats cool n all 2:37, but i missed the part were us sceners think Miscene is hard, we, I just like to race my bike..and to travel 4 states away to get MY ASS handed to me doesn't sound appealing when i can get the same type of a beating as close as 3 short hrs. I have no problem knowing your harder than I..but lets face it an ass beating is a ass beating no matter how much time, money and effort it takes.
just sayin
If I read the results right -- sceners did pretty well at Nats. These are the same guys who hand out (and sometimes are handed) beating at races in Michigan. I'd say the scene is tuff enuff.
5:58 dude
Why don't you let us all know what you think makes a race hard.
To quote: " And to correct you, there was no one who soloed off the front in the masters race. It came down to a field sprint."
There was a certain dude (they call him " the Master") who did a hard solo off the front in 35 with about 10 min to go, but got caught with 1 or 2 lap to go. So yes, and no. Made for an easy last lap for us sprinters, but not easy to catch.
Thas racin'...
9:24 PM
"Pack-Fill-Masters-Racer said...
...from my perspective, the 35+ race was BRUTAL"
well, the pavement certainly was. add the 180...
4:48 AM
word
Are you shitting me? A bunch of guys trying to talk about which race was harder. Dear masters racers, race the 1/2 race and win it then talk about how slow it was. Stop telling people how shitty they should feel about winning a 1/2 race in Michigan. Guess what, they beat you. How shitty does that make you? Wait they didn't beat you, because you didn't show up? Yeah then keep running your mouth. At least your mother loves you. Oh and I hear the hard race wasn't this weekend at all it starts this coming Saturday across the pond.
1/2 in Michigan is for chumps. hard men travel cuz they win here everyweekend.
11:56
hardly true my friend
lets make it simple,
If you don't go to Iowa,Elite nats or any race out side of Michigan, you simply don't rate and earn no respect from those hard men that travel around in search of the inevitable hard stuff.
Festival of the Sun was probably one of the slowest avg speeds for the year. Yes there is a wide range of talent in the field. But at least guys are willing to suffer and get beat, I see a lot of trophy hunting in the 35plus. I get that Michigan is not the top, but coming on here talking how great you are and how easy it was when all you did is wheel suck is silly. plain and simple. Silly. You guys chased one guy, wow that must have been tough, didnt see you chasing or attempting to get on the 5 man break in the 1/2. The TRUTH is in a masters race you can burn all your matches because you can recover anytime you need to. The 1/2 race is different, at any time, you could be dropped if not paying attention or burned one too many.
-No wonder the sport lacks youth and development with all the hating, whens the last time you rode with some 3/4s and talked to them. Instead of ripping them, go talk to guys and give them advice. None of us our pros, so drop your ego down from one.
-5:58 guy
amen.
Roadies are real hard men, lest you forget that you are rolling in Lycra with shaved legs. Not the stuff the most interesting man alive cares about or respects...
i just noticed that T is crying. hard man?
real men cry
don't be dissin on T for showing real emotions.
There are a lot of riders that win races in MI that deserve respect for the way they ride. Some of them race out of state and some of them don't. The fact of the matter is it is all a crap shoot and every race is tough. I also doubt that the guys that are truly shaping the races at the 1/2 level and travel are naive enough to think that they can act like they are above everyone that races in state. I sincerely hope it is a bunch of angry has beens grumping about the good old days rather than riders I respect and enjoy competing against slandering their fellow cyclists.
thats solid. the attitude runs so rampant in our scene it makes my stomach turn, i aint hatin just sick of the crap of about 19 or so useless weekend warriors babbling about how it was and how it was played back in the day.
hate on me all you want.
WORD-I agree with you, the road scene is so rife with attitude it's comical. No wonder I see more and more former roadies on cyclocross bikes on dirt roads training instead of riding/racing road bikes.
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