Hangover June 18, 2012

Here’s what happened

It was an action packed weekend of racing, so I shall waste no time in providing the access to the results you desire.

At Harlem Jake Keogh of the UnitedHealthcare Professional Cycling Team won the pro race ahead of Emile Abraham of the Rossetti Devo Cycling Team and brother Luke Keogh of Team Mountain Khakis/SmartStop, prompting me to mention that the brothers hail from Sandwich, MA, and as true Sandwichers they surrounded Mr. Abraham on the podium.

Laura Van Gilder of Mellow Mushroom won the women’s 1/2/3 race. Chase Goldstein of Arc Racing won the cat 2/3 race. Gerard Yeates won the masters 35+ race. Anthony Taylor of Dave Jordan Coaching won the masters 45+ race. Michael Anderson of siggi’s/NYVelocity won the cat 4 race. Results are here. Photos are here and here, with more photos certainly to come.

At the Lucarelli & Castaldi Cup on Saturday, Scott Savory of GS Mengoni won the pro/1/2/3 race. Austen Galea of GBSC/Carl Hart won the cat 4 race, and Sebaj Adele of Major Taylor won the cat 5 race. Results are here.

At the CRCA power points race on Saturday, Adam Alexander of Foundation won the A race. Stefan Singer of siggi’s/NYVelocity won the B race. Owen Caprell of Sids Bikes won the C race. Results are here. Photos are here.

Homepage photo courtesy Victor Chan.

59 Comments

Random Name

Gerard Yeates is a seasoned rider from Canada, he has been racing for years at the Elite level..

da UCI

Anyone is eligible for a UCI licence, but they cost $90. You do however get a road/CX/MTB licence all in one. a regular road licence doesnt not let your race MTB

mikeweb

Ah, well that explains that interestingly worded e-mail from the Strava owners I recently got.

Vincent Cogset

What’s up with FBF yesterday. I can count on two hands and two feet how many riders were in the 123 field. Must be the price hike…go figure.

Bastien Grips

schmalz that crash video is nuts!

what happened, guy in front overlap wheels/accidentally hooked?

i love the grunt from when the camera rider ran over or maybe bunny hopped the fallen rider. “oooopmh….”

NailCog

Deno’s Wonder Wheel team raced like pussies in the FBF 3/4 race yesterday. They had 6 guys in the field, no representation in the break, and they still couldn’t get organized to chase. They suck!!

Random Name

Anyone calling people pussy in here should be brave enough to post with your name. You are the real pussy for posting that comment anonymously.

Julien Butyl

Looks like the guy who went down was simply not protecting his front wheel. Guy in blue moves left, crasher doesn’t notice and BAM, down goes Frazier. The Bauer guy pays a big price for someone else not paying attention.

Adrien Skidmark

Ken here, for the WW team. We were mildly disappointed without a top ten spot last night despite the windy conditions and having (not 6) 8 guys in Charlie’s 3/4 Tuesday night training race. The names are Marc, Dennis, Chris, Tony,Nate, two Johns and Ken. JJ smoked the field sprint, The break of two worked well to succeed. Congrats. In the 1/2/3 race we are happy for WW Doug getting a spot. Looking forward to Dan’s report. Our team represents our sponsor on and off the bike. We vouch for them all. One thing about publicity, at least the anonymous posters spelled our name right. Everyone has an opinion.

Thomas Bottle

Wonder Wheel has riders who were winning races when Floyd Bennett was a full-service airport. Show a little respect!

Baldo Wave Ring

I thought Kenny and his crew raced well, they made all the important splits and if they had gone with the initial break I tend to think there would have been more chasing to bring it back.In the end they conducted themselves like gentlemen and raced safe.

Eddie B

Florian Rim

I agreed with most of the WW cheesing here. That said I did observe a WW rider threaten to “fuck up” Olsen at Rockleigh last week, to which Olsen retorted that he “has had shits bigger than” said WW rider. All in all, it was a superb exchange.

bike

What is a top of the line racing bicycle to purchase for criterium and road racing? I am little bit confused with all the reviews and specs out there. Money is no problem, my budget is $8,000.

Jens Chainsuck

look through the names. a lot of strong 3’s sandbagging in the 3/4 race. shame on you all. get yer ass in the 123s!

Giacomo Ziptie

All any cat 4 has to do is train harder, race smarter, and work with your team. We are not that good and would be pack foldder in the 123s.

If you can’t do that wait for a 4 only race, which you also won’t place in..

Jens Chainsuck

bullshit any cat 3 could train harder too. what i am saying is that there are alot of cat 3s sandbagging you all know it too

Jens Chainsuck

if you look at the names there are masters racers in there who have more experience and fitness than most of the p123 combined..

me

that’s kinda messed up. and seems like it made for a really small 123 field. It’s a training race, c’mon, step up.

Hugo Helmet

It is. This WW guy is usually the only noob there. For example, tonight was awesome. A bunch of break tries, then 2 guys stayed away and a very competitive field sprint.

M. Vinnicomb

Wow. A near fight at Rockleigh in bike shoes. That’s almost like a near fight at the Tour de France in bike shoes. Those guys must be very good LOCAL racers. Olsen should eat more fiber.

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