2007 Bear Mountain Spring Classic
Sunday, May 13th – Bear Mountain, New York
Pro/1/2 Men 98 miles 100 starters
Place Bib Time First Name Last Name Team City State
1 15 4:14:13 Ryan Mackenzie Equipe Volkswagen-Trek Calgary AB
2 6 0:00:00 Lisban Quintero CRCA/Empire Cycling Team Maspeth NY
3 61 0:00:00 Roger Aspholm Westwood Velo/Trade Manage Capitol Haworth NJ
4 91 0:00:00 Gavriel Epstein CRCA/Sakonnet Technology U25 Englewood NJ
5 3 0:00:00 John Loehner CRCA/Empire Cycling Team Bronx NY
6 31 0:00:00 William Elliston Rite Aid Pro Cycling Easton PA
7 114 0:00:00 Justin Lindade TARGETRAINING/FASTAR Maplecrest NY
8 67 0:00:00 Joao Correia Bicycling Magazine Brooklyn NY
9 100 0:00:00 Alex Bhogal mazurcoaching.com Oakville ON
10 58 0:00:00 Christopher Jones Nerac Pro Cycling New Haven CT
11 16 0:01:42 Nick Rowe Equipe Volkswagen-Trek Montreal PQ
12 46 0:01:42 Peter Morse Jet Fuel Coffee Toronto ON
13 81 0:01:42 Luc Dionne CIBC/Wood Gundy Sorel-Tracy PQ
14 9 0:01:42 Daniel Zmolik CRCA/Empire Cycling Team Ridgewood NY
15 117 0:01:42 Alister Ratcliff TARGETRAINING U-25/Elite Development Team Newtown CT
16 41 0:01:42 Peter Ladd Garneau-Crocs Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures PQ
17 76 0:01:42 Aliaksandr Bialiauski CCB/VW/Time Hamden CT
18 83 0:03:23 Yann Deville CIBC/Wood-Gundy Montreal PQ
19 27 0:05:30 Jared Bunde GS Mengoni USA Brooklyn NY
20 13 0:05:30 William Goodfellow Equipe Volkswagen-Trek Dorval PQ
21 42 0:05:30 Jamie Lamb Garneau-Crocs Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures PQ
22 37 0:05:30 Hugues Lapointe Équipe cycliste Bluberi – Martin Swiss – Specialized Cycling Team LaSalle PQ
23 50 0:05:30 Ralph Muoio Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV Amateur Cycling Wasington DC
24 19 0:05:30 Jason Baer Kenda/Raleigh Racing Burlington VT
25 56 0:05:30 Colin Sandberg Meredith Group – GPOA – Cannondale Philadelphia PA
26 21 0:05:30 Andrew Boone Kenda/Raleigh Racing Cambridge MA
27 72 0:05:30 Andrew Wulfkuhle C3/ADG Lancaster PA
28 52 0:05:30 Jonathan Swain Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV Amateur Cycling Rockville MD
29 103 0:06:26 Matthew Purdy North Atlantic Velo/ClassBook.Com/Giant/Pedro’s Albany NY
30 53 0:06:58 Mike Stubna Meredith Group – GPOA – Cannondale Pittsburgh PA
31 84 0:07:22 Alexi Richer CIBC/Wood-Gundy Montreal PQ
32 51 0:07:22 Tom Soladay Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV Amateur Cycling Bethesda MD
33 120 0:08:05 Jermaine Burrowes Team United Homes Brooklyn NY
34 39 0:08:52 Tim Hucker Garneau-Crocs Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures PQ
35 49 0:08:52 Steve Lusby Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV Amateur Cycling Baltimore MD
36 62 0:08:52 Todd Cassan Westwood Velo/Trade Manage Capitol New York NY
37 55 0:08:52 Stephen Cummings Meredith Group – GPOA – Cannondale Pittsburgh PA
38 30 0:08:52 Michael Beers Rite Aid Pro Cycling Breinigsville PA
39 66 0:08:52 Eric Brownell Bicycling Magazine Stamford CT
40 118 0:09:23 Lee Rosenthal TARGETRAINING U-25/Elite Development Team North Massapequa NY
41 104 0:10:39 Kenneth Lundgren Northeastern Hardware / CJCT Pompton Plains NJ
42 1 0:11:14 David Veilleux Jittery Joe’s Pro Cycling Team Québec PQ
43 71 0:11:14 Phil Riggio Breaking Away Bicycles Darien CT
44 112 0:11:14 Matt Baldwin TARGETRAINING/FASTAR Danbury CT
45 44 0:11:14 Jean-François Racine Garneau-Crocs Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures PQ
46 40 0:11:14 Michael Joanisse Garneau-Crocs Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures PQ
47 64 0:11:14 Gilberth Gomez Valverde Westwood Velo/Trade Manage Capitol Somerville NJ
48 97 0:11:14 Dylan O’Sullivan Housatonic Wheel Club U23 Worcester MA
49 94 0:11:14 Christopher Peck Fiordifrutta Newtown CT
50 79 0:11:14 Franklin Burgos Champion Systems Bronx NY
51 69 0:11:14 Adam Sullivan Boston Scientific Elite Cycling Team East Greenwich RI
52 82 0:11:14 Benoit Lussier CIBC/Wood Gundy Sherbrooke PQ
53 11 0:11:14 Jean Sébastien Béland Equipe Volkswagen-Trek Oka PQ
54 96 0:19:19 J.P. Partland High Gear Cyclery/Watchung Wheelmen New York NY
55 115 0:28:53 Adam St. Germain TARGETRAINING/FASTAR Providence RI
56 95 0:29:53 Will Schneider GS Gotham/Toga Bikes New York NY
57 2 0:29:53 Alejandro Guzman CRCA/Empire Cycling Team New York NY
58 89 0:29:53 Stephan Badger CRCA/Sakonnet Technology U25 Woodbury CT
59 113 0:30:45 Paul Levis TARGETRAINING/FASTAR Briarcliff Manor NY
60 106 0:30:45 Bradley Tisdahl Project 5 Racing Stamford CT
DQ 78 3B1 Miguel Morras Champion Systems New York NY
DQ 116 3B1 Eneas Freyre TARGETRAINING U-25/Elite Development Team Greenwich CT
DQ 14 3B1 Kevin Lacombe Equipe Volkswagen-Trek St-Bruno PQ
Results by Pioneer Event Productions 5/14/2007 12:02 PM
2007 Bear Mountain Spring Classic
Sunday, May 13th – Bear Mountain, New York
Men 3 70 miles 86 starters
Place Bib Time First Name Last Name Team City State
1 303 3:09:23 Christopher Berbert NCVC/Inova Health System Washington DC
2 338 0:00:00 Todd Hesel Hunt Valley Bicycles / Marathon Roofing Parkville MD
3 354 0:00:00 Robert Marcinko Connecticut Coast Cycling Stamford CT
4 352 0:00:39 Max Lippolis TARGETRAINING/Fastar Pound Ridge NY
5 395 0:00:39 Russell Weber Cycles 54 / YSG Racing Monkton MD
6 345 0:00:39 John-Paul Kaminski Connecticut Coast Cycling New Rochelle NY
7 333 0:00:42 Steven Goldman Westwood Velo – Trade Manage Racing Woodcliff Lake NJ
8 200 0:00:42 Eutimio Quintero MetroSanchez/CRCA maspeth NY
9 315 0:00:42 Mark Czarnecki Laurel Bicycle Club Guilford CT
10 336 0:00:42 Rashad Guerra CRCA/Affinity Cycles Brooklyn NY
11 376 0:00:42 Pascal Sauvayre CRCA/Blue Ribbon – Translations.com New York NY
12 326 0:00:42 David Freifelder Skylands Cycling Glenwood NJ
13 362 0:00:42 Greg Olsen CRCA/Jonathan Adler Racing New York NY
14 327 0:00:42 Jeremy Burcham Breaking Away Bicycles Fairfield CT
15 397 0:00:42 Aaron Wolfe CRCA/SouthAfrica.net Beacon NY
16 314 0:00:42 Vincent Courcy Le Yeti Montreal PQ
17 328 0:00:42 Euri Madera CRCA/Empire Cycling Team New York NY
18 359 0:00:42 Paolo Mion Targetraning/Fastar Danvers MA
19 399 0:00:42 Greg Wootton Century Road Club Association Los Angeles CA
20 335 0:00:42 Steven Grant NCVC/Inova Health System Arlington VA
21 350 0:00:42 Titus Leung Deno’s Wonder Wheel New York NY
22 370 0:00:42 Rufus Pichler Kissena Cycling Club Brooklyn NY
23 324 0:00:42 Jesus E. Espitia CRCA/Blue Ribbon – Translations.com Valhalla NY
24 301 0:00:42 Amaury Arias CRCA/ Sakonnet Technology U-25 New York NY
25 307 0:00:42 Daniel Brill Cape Atlantic Racing/Team Beacon South River NJ
26 355 0:00:42 Erik Markewich Windham Mountain Outfitters Stephentown NY
27 300 0:00:42 Salvatore Abbruzzese Cafeteros Thornwood NY
28 305 0:00:42 Vladimir Borovkov Somerset Wheelmen South River NJ
29 306 0:00:42 Wayne Bray VeloSportivo.com / Syracuse Bicycle Marcy NY
30 344 0:00:42 Herb Jimenez Team Fitness Mission/Allwood Bicycles Montclair NJ
31 363 0:00:42 Jon Orcutt CRCA/Merrill Lynch-Hincapie Sports Brooklyn NY
32 334 0:02:11 Andrew Grabarek CCC- Keltic Clinton CT
33 304 0:03:13 Geoffrey Bergmark VeloSportivo / Syracuse Bicycle Carthage NY
34 349 0:03:46 Paul Lengermann NCVC/Inova Health System Washington DC
35 316 0:03:46 Marcus Dahllof CRCA/Merrill Lynch-Hincapie Sportswear New York NY
36 319 0:05:19 Jesse DeKrey Team Spin 12 Rhinebeck NY
37 366 0:05:56 Willie Payton CRCA/Major Taylor Iron Rider Bklyn NY
38 394 0:11:40 Maximino Veiga TARGETRAINING/Fastar Danbury CT
39 351 0:12:18 Johann Liljengren Penn Cycling/Faulkner Honda Racing Philadelphia PA
40 365 0:14:54 Torrey Pass Le Y̩ti РFoundry Frameworks Montreal PQ
41 321 0:17:00 Alan Tooraen Breaking Away Bicycles Westport CT
42 348 0:17:00 Francisco Leija CRCA/NYSKETCHES West Point NY
43 313 0:21:17 David Costa Watchung Wheelmen Roselle Park NJ
44 309 0:21:17 Christopher Chaput CRCA/Affinity Cycles Brooklyn NY
45 310 0:21:17 Brett Cleaver CRCA/NY Sketches Brooklyn NY
46 379 0:21:43 Matthew Schreiber WBI Investments powered by LIV Natural Long Branch NJ
47 311 0:22:35 Reb Cole CTS/Cranford Mohegan Lake NY
48 325 0:22:35 Mark Fontanilla Liberty Cycle East Hanover NJ
49 331 0:22:50 Kimberly Geist TEAm Lipton Emmaus PA
50 390 0:22:50 Scott Sullivan Casters Majik Coffee p/b Apex Technologies Providence RI
51 3? 0:22:50 unknown rider
52 332 0:30:26 Andras Gipp CRCA/Affinity Jamaica NY
53 385 0:37:09 Keith Snyder Kissena Cycling Club Brooklyn NY
54 367 0:37:23 Jesus Perera CRCA/MiyaShoji.com New York NY
Results by Pioneer Event Productions 5/14/2007 12:02 PM
2007 Bear Mountain Spring Classic
Sunday, May 13th – Bear Mountain, New York
Masters 40+ 56 miles 84 starters
Place Bib Time First Name Last Name Team City State Age
1 222 2:33:04 John Funk FiorDiFrutta South Kent CT 46
2 208 0:00:00 Paul Carbonara CRCA/AXIS Brooklyn NY 44
3 275 0:00:00 Haluk Sarci Strictly Bicycle Cresskill NJ 47
4 255 0:00:00 Tom Officer Cycle Fitness Litchfield CT 55
5 265 0:00:00 Kevin Power Van Dessel Factory Team Ewing NJ 44
6 204 0:00:24 Rafael Diaz-Granados_ TARGETRAINING/Fastar Leonia NJ 45
7 263 0:00:24 Tom Pinneo Van Dessel Factory Team Princeton NJ 43
8 207 0:00:24 Thomas Butler CCC/ Keltic Const/ Zanes Cycles Coxsackie NY 47
9 279 0:00:24 Morgan Stebbins Targetraining Garrison NY 47
10 m40? 0:00:24 unknown rider
11 292 0:00:24 Paul Walsh Skylands Cycling Glenwood NJ 42
12 240 0:00:24 David Kahl Liberty Cycle West Milford NJ 42
13 203 0:00:24 Dr. Scott Bodin TARGETRAINING/Fastar Nanuet NY 45
14 236 0:00:24 Jack Jefferies CRCA New York NY 41
15 211 0:00:24 Marc Cesare CRCA/Centerbridge Brooklyn NY 42
16 228 0:00:24 Kevin Haley Skylands Cycling Vernon NJ 49
17 232 0:00:24 Peter Hines CRCA/Jonathan Adler Racing Brooklyn NY 40
18 246 0:00:24 Scott Klion Cranford Bike Shop/CTS New York NY 50
19 258 0:00:24 Gerard O’Shea CCC/Keltic Const/Zanes Cycles Clinton CT 43
20 256 0:00:24 Doug O’Neill Deno’s Wonder Wheel West New York NJ 50
21 233 0:00:24 Scott Hodder CRCA/DKNY-Signature Cycles Oceanport NJ 48
22 289 0:00:24 Larry Towner Liberty Cycle Pompton Plains NJ 49
23 287 0:00:24 William Thompson CCC/Keltic Const./Zanes Bikes West Hartford CT 49
24 243 0:00:24 Kevin Keane Skylands Cycling Fredon NJ 40
25 182 0:00:24 Mike Allaire TARGETRAINING/Fastar North Salem NY 48
26 248 0:00:24 Mark Luzio bikebarnracing.com Brooklyn CT 52
27 227 0:00:24 Bob Hachadoorian Main Line Cycling Bryn Mawr PA 50
28 215 0:00:24 Jeff Cordisco CRCA/DKNY-Signature Cycles Kennett Square PA 48
29 242 0:00:24 Larry Kaufman Van Dessel Factory Team Trenton NJ 46
30 212 0:00:24 Charles Chapman CRCA/DKNY/Signature Cycles Glen Rock NJ 49
31 254 0:00:24 Matt Murphy Westwood Velo West Nyack NY 43
32 293 0:00:30 Ralf Warmuth Westwood Velo Highland Park NJ 43
33 286 0:00:34 David Taylor CRCA- Blue Ribbon/Translations.com New York NY 42
34 290 0:02:46 Jamie Troy Liberty Cycle Hackettstown NJ 44
35 282 0:02:46 Joe Straub CRCA/DKNY-Signature Cycles Chester NY 43
36 249 0:04:15 Thomas Luzio Deno’s Wonder Wheel Mamaroneck NY 46
37 261 0:06:59 Doan Pendleton Watchung Wheelmen/High Gear Cyclery Chatham NJ 43
38 276 0:07:29 Tony Settel Deno’s Wonder Wheel Brooklyn NY 46
39 214 0:07:50 Thomas Cromie Sleepy Hollow Mount Kisco NY 41
40 294 0:08:33 Jan Wiejak Verge Sport/Test Pilot Wallkill NY 44
41 284 0:09:01 George Suter CRCA / The Princeton Review-Think Racing New York NY 44
42 244 0:09:01 Patrick Kennedy Liberty Cycle Denville NJ 53
43 241 0:11:43 Richard Karaz CNYC Cassville NY 46
44 219 0:13:39 Curtis Eastin TARGETRAINING/Fastar New Haven CT 44
45 280 0:14:02 Gary Steinberg Global Locate Mahwah NJ 40
46 285 0:14:02 Michael Tacci Main Line Cycling – BiKyle Downingtown PA 49
47 288 0:14:02 John Tomlinson Deno’s Wonder Wheel New York NY 42
48 239 0:14:02 Abdul Kabia TARGETRAINING/Fastar Hartsdale NY 41
49 259 0:14:02 Roman Paczka Main Line Cycling Club Brooklyn NY 52
50 269 0:14:02 Josh Rechnitz CRCA/Centerbridge New York NY 42
51 298 0:14:02 Bill Wittman Main Line Cycling-BiKyle Coatesville PA 50
52 205 0:15:02 Perry Braun CRCA/SouthAfrica.net Scarsdale NY 46
53 270 0:15:18 Walter Risse MLC/BiKyle Springfield NJ 46
54 247 0:15:54 Ron Livingston Main Line Cycling Paoli PA 50
55 274 0:16:09 Cliff Saper Century Road Club Association New York NY 44
56 271 0:16:09 Reed Rubey CRCA/Avenue A | Razorfish New York NY 55
57 201 0:16:26 Bruce Apfelbaum MLC/Bikyle Newtown Square PA 58
58 267 0:18:23 Carlos Quintero Cafeteros Cycling Club Wappingers Falls NY 44
Results by Pioneer Event Productions 5/14/2007 12:02 PM
2007 Bear Mountain Spring Classic
Sunday, May 13th – Bear Mountain, New York
Masters 40+ 56 miles 84 starters
Place Bib Time First Name Last Name Team City State Age
59 206 0:20:50 Dzmitry Buben CCB/Volkswagen Hamden CT 48
60 281 0:26:28 Robert Stern CRCA/Western Union New York NY 51
61 234 0:27:27 Scott Holz CRCA/DKNY-Signature Cycles Montclair NJ 40
62 299 0:27:27 Joseph Zuppa Jr. Riptide Cycling/Wendy’s Seacoast Builders Rumson NJ 51
63 223 0:27:42 George Gilliland CRCA New York NY 52
64 210 0:42:16 Donald Catlin Tokeneke Road Club Fairfield CT 45
DQ 213 3B1 Chris Chapman Westwood Velo Ridgewood NJ 42
DQ 268 3B1 Brian Rafferty Deno’s Wonder Wheel Mamaroneck NY 50
Results by Pioneer Event Productions 5/14/2007 12:02 PM
2007 Bear Mountain Spring Classic
Sunday, May 13th – Bear Mountain, New York
Women 4 42 miles 29 starters
Place Bib Time First Name Last Name Team City State
1 514 2:14:19 Sarah Krzysiak Mission in Motion / TVC Utica NY
2 512 0:00:00 Valerie Hopkins Connecticut Coast Cycling Stamford CT
3 515 0:00:00 Alejandra Madrinan Cycle Craft Boonton NJ
4 500 0:00:00 Erica Adelberg CRCA New York NY
5 527 0:00:00 Ashley Prine CRCA/Radical Media Brooklyn NY
6 509 0:00:00 Audrey Friedrichsen Scott Poughkeepsie NY
7 508 0:00:43 Lisa Force CRCA/NYVelocity Jersey City NJ
8 521 0:00:43 Elaine Molinaro Montclair Cyclists Montclair NJ
9 502 0:05:05 Martha Bush Sanchez-Metro / CRCA Brooklyn NY
10 513 0:05:05 Meredith Johnsen 3D Racing/Tom’s Atlantic Cyclery Oceanport NJ
11 505 0:05:05 Jennifer Curtis CRCA/ Avenue A I Razorfish Cycling Brooklyn NY
12 529 0:05:05 Cristi Rau-Lagos Team Aquaphor Active.com Brooklyn NY
13 526 0:05:05 Susanna Piller Team Placid Planet Plattsburgh NY
14 518 0:05:05 Elizabeth McAlpin CRCA/Metro Sanchez New York NY
15 511 0:10:30 Dominique Hall Major Taylor Ironridders Racing Team Brooklyn NY
16 516 0:11:30 Michele Magdo CRCA New York NY
17 532 0:11:30 Susan J Roche Marlboro NJ
18 535 0:11:30 Cyndi Steiner Montclair Cyclists Montclair NJ
19 536 0:11:30 Andrea Urist CRCA/Third Nature Brooklyn NY
20 534 0:11:30 Allie Silverman CRCA/Centerbridge New York NY
21 523 0:11:30 Wendy Nickerson NYVelocity/CRCA New York NY
22 522 0:13:44 Leslie Nary CRCA/Team DKNY-Signature Cycles Montclair NJ
Results by Pioneer Event Productions 5/14/2007 12:02 PM
2007 Bear Mountain Spring Classic
Sunday, May 13th – Bear Mountain, New York
Men 4 56 miles 95 starters
Place Bib Time First Name Last Name Team City State
1 475 2:29:35 Christoffel Prinsloo CRCA/SouthAfrica.net Fort Lee NJ
2 445 0:00:00 Dan Hoffman Westwood Velo Harrison NJ
3 459 0:00:18 Christopher Mecray CRCA/Merrill Lynch-Hincapie Sportswear New York NY
4 486 0:00:18 Tony Skolar CRCA/SouthAfrica.Net New York NY
5 439 0:00:18 Sean Groenewald Westwood Velo West New York NJ
6 493 0:00:18 Michael Wasserman CRCA/Merrill Lynch/Hincapie Sportswear New York NY
7 424 0:00:18 Jordan Copeland Team DC Racing (Danny’s Cycles) Scarsdale NY
8 417 0:00:18 Tom Buttner Verge Sport/Test Pilot Cornwall NY
9 435 0:00:18 Gabrielle Gentile Cafeteros Cycling Club White Plains NY
10 457 0:00:18 Todd Lippin 3D Racing Team/Tom’s Atlantic Cyclery Manalapan NJ
11 470 0:00:18 Matt Pascale DC Racing Brooklyn NY
12 468 0:00:18 Anthony O’Malley CRCA/Jonathan Adler Racing New York NY
13 415 0:00:18 Timothy Oakes Champion System Racing New York NY
14 440 0:00:18 Shaun Pothin USMA Cycling Team West Point NY
15 471 0:00:27 Phil Penman CRCA/Sids – Cannondale New York NY
16 401 0:01:12 Marc Adam CRCA New York NY
17 423 0:01:12 Timothy Collins CRCA/Jonathan Adler Racing Brooklyn NY
18 446 0:01:12 Kurt Hoffmann CRCA/Sanchez-Metro Astoria NY
19 442 0:01:34 Mike Halovatch CRCA New York NY
20 441 0:01:57 Rick Hall CRCA/Avenue A Razorfish Cycling Team New York NY
21 489 0:01:59 Jay Thomas Westwood Velo Poestenkill NY
22 488 0:03:46 Mark Taylor Kissena Brooklyn NY
23 412 0:03:58 Charles Berckmann CRCA/Merrill Lynch-Hincapie Sports New York NY
24 455 0:03:58 Stephen Lindholm CRCA/Sanchez-Metro New York NY
25 469 0:04:16 Daniel Owen CBRC Manchester Center VT
26 181 0:04:30 Anthony Accardi CRCA/SouthAfrica.net Brooklyn NY
27 402 0:05:32 Reed Albergotti CRCA/Setanta New York NY
28 451 0:08:09 Lennard Katz Kissena East Hills NY
29 492 0:08:36 Greg Ventresca CRCA/Foundation New York NY
30 433 0:08:36 Gregory Fowlkes CRCA New York NY
31 409 0:08:36 Erik Baker CRCA/Sanchez Metro New York NY
32 405 0:08:36 Jimmy Andrello New York NY
33 487 0:09:41 Etsu Taniguchi CRCA/Avenue A Razorfish Cycling New York NY
34 428 0:09:41 Adam Duncan CRCA Merrill Lynch-Hincapie Sportswear Hoboken NJ
35 491 0:11:17 Benjamin Tyszka CRCA/NYVelocity.com New York NY
36 414 0:12:56 Todd Brilliant CRCA/Setanta New York NY
37 418 0:12:56 Douglas Campbell Cambride Valley Cycling Salem NY
38 460 0:13:14 James Mernin CRCA/Organic Athlete Hasbrouck Heights NJ
39 490 0:13:14 Niko Triantafillou CRCA/Avenue A Razorfish Cycling New York NY
40 4? 0:13:14 unknown rider
41 464 0:16:11 Sean Naughton CRCA/Setanta New York NY
42 484 0:16:34 Ivry Semel CRCA/Sid’s – Cannondale New York NY
43 426 0:16:34 Chad Culbertson C.R.C.of A./BM&G – Pete’s Pennington NJ
44 465 0:18:00 Kimani Nielsen CRCA/Edgemont Capital East Elmhurst NY
45 499 0:18:00 Edward Zimmermann CRCA/The Princeton Review Brooklyn NY
46 408 0:18:00 Andrew Babaian CRCA/Avenue A Razorfish New York NY
47 481 0:18:00 Michael Repka Columbia University Baltimore MD
48 447 0:18:00 Eric Hollingsworth CRCA-Merrill Lynch New York NY
49 431 0:18:00 Saverio Fiorino Team DC Racing/Danny’s Cycles Harrison NY
50 419 0:18:00 Chad Casselman CRCA/NYVelocity Bronx NY
51 454 0:18:00 John Landino Westwood Velo-Trade Manage Racing Westwood NJ
52 458 0:18:00 Patrick Littlefield CRCA/Avenue A-Razorfish Point Lookout NY
53 482 0:18:00 Esteban Rodriguez CRCA/Sid’s-Cannondale New York NY
54 421 0:18:00 Greg Choat CRCA/SouthAfrica.net New York NY
55 462 0:20:00 Bill Moss CRCA/Edgemont Capital New York NY
56 496 0:21:58 Russell Wiseman Keller TX
57 403 0:21:58 Peter Alford CRCA/Sid’s-Cannondale New York NY
Results by Pioneer Event Productions 5/14/2007 12:02 PM
2007 Bear Mountain Spring Classic
Sunday, May 13th – Bear Mountain, New York
Men 4 56 miles 95 starters
Place Bib Time First Name Last Name Team City State
58 453 0:21:58 Gregory Keller Westwood Velo-Trade Manage Racing Elmwood Park NJ
59 479 0:22:39 David Regen CRCA/Organic Athlete New York NY
60 434 0:22:39 Steven Fritz CRCA/Avenue A Razorfish New York NY
61 4? 0:22:39 unknown rider
62 483 0:24:28 Bruce Schwartz Armonk NY
63 4? 0:33:05 unknown rider
64 467 0:33:16 Peter Ognibene GS Park Ridge Old Tappan NJ
65 411 0:35:18 Frank Been Team Fitness Mission/Allwood Bicycles Montclair NJ
66 422 0:37:48 Braiden Kelley Century Road Club Association New York NY
67 452 0:41:36 Andy Keesler CRC of A/ Petes Bike Shop/ BMG Hillsborough NJ
68 404 0:22:52 Ariel Amster CRCA/Organic Athlete New York NY
69 436 0:50:30 Paul Gerber CRCA/OrganicAthlete New York NY
DQ 473 3B1 Jack Piller Team Placid Planet Plattsburgh NY
Results by Pioneer Event Productions 5/14/2007 12:02 PM
2007 Bear Mountain Spring Classic
Sunday, May 13th – Bear Mountain, New York
Pro/1/2/3 Women 56 miles 43 starters
Place Bib Time First Name Last Name Team City State
1 130 2:52:48 Lauren Shirock BMW/Bianchi Emmaus PA
2 166 0:00:00 Mara Miller Team Advil-ChapStick Ramsey NJ
3 129 0:00:00 Silke Wunderwald Anthem – CCCC Stonington CT
4 167 0:00:00 Kirsten Robbins Team Advil-ChapStick Kutztown PA
5 158 0:00:00 Beth Miller North Atlantic Velo/Classbook.com Voorheesville NY
6 169 0:00:00 Katherine Lambden Team TIBCO Fort Lee NJ
7 164 0:00:00 Elisa Gagnon Team Advil-ChapStick Montreal PQ
8 132 0:04:53 Becky Koh CRCA/Comedy Central-Sid’s Bikes New York NY
9 173 0:04:53 Michele Smith Verge Sport Caremel NY
10 170 0:05:56 Sinead Miller UPMC Cycling Performance Pittsburgh PA
11 135 0:05:56 Sarah Chubb Sauvayre CRCA/Comedy Central-Sid’s Bikes New York NY
12 145 0:05:56 Catherine Hogan Espoirs Laval Montreal PQ
13 144 0:05:56 Erica Zaveta Cyclesports/Zaveta Construction Erwinna PA
14 127 0:05:56 Heidi Woolever ABRT/Latitude Takoma Park MD
15 155 0:05:56 Jessica Spence Mazurcoaching.com Toronto ON
16 153 0:05:56 Heather Davidson-Meyn Mazurcoaching.com Toronto ON
17 148 0:05:56 Sara Schewel Human Zoom/ Pabst Blue Ribbon Philadelphia PA
18 pw? 0:05:56 unknown rider
19 142 0:06:26 Maria Quiroga CRCA/Third Nature New York NY
20 157 0:10:03 Rebecca Wellons NEBC/Cycle Loft/Devonshire Dental Woburn MA
21 140 0:13:37 Ann Marie Miller CRCA/Sanchez-Metro New York NY
22 171 0:13:37 Dale Malkames USI Scarsdale NY
23 134 0:13:37 Beth Renaud CRCA/Comedy Central-Sid’s Bikes New York NY
24 161 0:13:37 Nancy Ford Spin Ho’s Greenwich CT
25 174 0:13:37 Shannon Fitzgerald Hurley NY
26 159 0:13:37 Carolyn Girod Riptide Cycling (CSE/CSS) Lawrenceville NJ
27 152 0:13:37 Lucie Poulin Le Yéti Montreal PQ
28 143 0:15:25 Caryl Gale CRCA/Comedy Central-Sid’s Bikes Hoboken NJ
29 149 0:15:25 Karine Delage Le Yeti Montreal PQ
Results by Pioneer Event Productions 5/14/2007 12:02 PM
2007 Bear Mountain Spring Classic
Sunday, May 13th – Bear Mountain, New York
Juniors 15-18 42 miles 43 starters
Place Bib Time First Name Last Name Team City State Age
1 574 1:51:26 Nicolas Lefrançois CIBC/Wood Gundy Rosemère PQ 18
2 577 0:00:00 Brett Jacoby Gotham Cyclists Wind Gap PA 18
3 558 0:01:36 Daniel Sullivan Metra/Wendy’s/Ideal Tile Bloomfield NJ 18
4 585 0:01:36 Daniel Estevez Hot Tubes Development Cycling Worcester MA 18
5 590 0:01:36 François Chabot Garneau-Crocs Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures PQ 18
6 596 0:01:36 Guillaume Blais Dufour Equipe Volkswagen-Trek Québec PQ 18
7 572 0:01:36 Nikolai Masluk 3D Racing Team/Tom’s Atlantic Cyclery Middletown NJ 17
8 573 0:01:36 Gavin Mannion CCB/Volkswagen Dedham MA 16
9 557 0:01:36 Christopher Thornton ACT – Cuevas
10 581 0:01:36 William Garneau Garneau-Crocs Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures PQ 17
11 563 0:01:36 Connor Sallee CRCA Jr Dev/Orbea Sherman CT 17
12 587 0:01:36 Cédric Dion Poitras Garneau-Crocs Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures PQ 17
13 584 0:01:36 Adam Farabaugh Ruud Racing Team Owego NY 18
14 588 0:01:36 Evan Cooper CRCA Jr Dev/Orbea Closter NJ 17
15 582 0:01:36 Andy Gallagher Liberty Cycle Newfoundland NJ 16
16 598 0:01:36 Gregory Battista Team Metra/Wendy’s/Ideal Tile Toms River NJ 18
17 599 0:01:36 Lewis Almonte CRCA Jr Dev/Orbea New York City NY 17
18 576 0:01:36 Erik Kristiansen Skylands Cycle Sussex NJ 17
19 571 0:01:36 Antoine Matteau Garneau-Crocs Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures PQ 18
20 569 0:01:36 Anders Newbury New Hampshire Cycling Club Fairfield VT 15
21 595 0:01:36 David Boily Garneau-Crocs Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures PQ 17
22 575 0:01:36 Graham Lang CRCA Jr Dev/Orbea Sherman CT 17
23 578 0:01:36 Hugo Houle Garneau-Crocs Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures PQ 17
24 553 0:01:36 Robert Schmidt 18
25 586 0:01:36 Zane Dordai Colavita Racing Maplewood NJ 16
26 583 0:01:36 Ludovic Fleury Garneau-Crocs Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures PQ 17
27 592 0:01:36 Filip Capala Capala Brothers/Polska Brooklyn NY 17
28 593 0:07:35 Jérôme Boucher Garneau-Crocs Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures PQ 17
29 566 0:08:21 Brian Register Liberty Cycle Middletown NJ 18
30 556 0:08:21 Vincent Veilleux CIBC WOOD GUNDY Québec PQ 18
31 597 0:08:21 Yannick Bédard CIBC Wood-Gundy St-Georges Champlain PQ 17
32 562 0:20:12 Jeremy Shirock South Mountain Cycles Emmaus PA 16
33 580 0:25:31 Matthew Goldsmith Westwood Velo/Trade Manage Capital Park Ridge NJ 17
34 564 0:25:31 Chris Rodgers Colavita Racing Lawrenceville NJ 17
35 591 0:26:09 Andrew Celin Team Atlantic Yardville NJ 16
36 565 0:32:25 Geraldo Rivera Atlantic Bicycle Club Roselle NJ 17
37 555 0:37:12 Khary Ward CRCA Jr Dev/Orbea Brooklyn NY 17
38 567 0:46:43 Liam Quigley CRCA Jr Dev/Orbea New York NY 17
Results by Pioneer Event Productions 5/14/2007 12:02 PM
I know a guy who shall remain nameless who ate a turkey sandwhich in the middle of the GMSR road race a few years ago. He later cracked due to indigestion. It was pretty funny.
I saw Dave Mann of the Coors Light pro team (analagous to roughly Health Net today in terms of level) easting what looked like a burrito or a giant egg roll in a stage of the Killington stage race.
And there is legend about my old coach John Allis doing something extreme before the Montreal to Quebec City race one time in the 1970s. A bunch of his teammates and competition were pretty into vegetarianism and he believed meat was important. The most mellow version of the story is that he had steak for breakfast. The most extreme version was that it was raw, and he ate it on the start line. There are intermediate versions as well — raw a few hours before, cooked on the line, etc.
I don’t know which version is true, but one is. And he won the race.
DID YALL KNOW THAT JOE PAPP IS TESTIFYING FOR THE PROSECUTION AGAINST FLOYD LANDIS AS TO THE EFFECTS OF TESTOSTERONE WHICH HE ADMITS USING?
Ham and cheese sandwiches are where it is at. I thought it was strawberry-milkshake pop tarts. Stupid,Stupid.
Hey, lay off Coach L! Coach J helped me out a lot for the bear, but we too made some mistakes. Mistakes were made. We had some setbacks.
The ham and cheese really does work though. But for us, it’s got to be swiss. Or Danish really. Like Jarlsberg. And here is why I respect coaches like L and J so much. One of coach J’s riders was worried about her figure and started using Jarlsberg LITE. Yes. And Coach J supported her. "The best coaches learn from their athletes" he said. I am sure coach L has a similar saying. Coach P and Coach B too.
So we were ready for Bear with our ham (good stuff, not Thumann’s) and Jarlsberg Lite. But the big mistake was the mayo. You can use mayo when it’s cold, and it seemed pretty cool when we got there. But it warmed up quite a lot by the second lap, and when that happens you have to have mustard. Which we didn’t. Coach J told us to always be ready with mustard, but I wasn’t. That was my mistake.
I think there were a couple of Coach L’s riders in my group at the race – remember guys. I was the rider on the blue Trek who said "Pardon me, do you have any Grey Poupon?"
God, I sure hope coach L is a joke
If you want to be in the photo, just ride at the front for the entire race and slow way down when you see marco or anyone with a camera.
Coach L has to be a joke– and it’s a really good one. But there are some times when I think it’s too good to be a joke. This person has been in character (without flaw) for a long time, and some of the responses seem too consistently bizarre to be made up. I’m not sure what to think, but right now I think it’s a class-A put on.
Floyd Landis
May 15,2007 by anonymous
No…but why don’t you tell the world about it for the benefit of all…except me
Joe Papp
May 15,2007 by anonymous
..hey Guys, remember when I won that race?
That’s to bad Marty from mengoni had his chain broken. I was hoping he would break the top 10, he’s been riding well this season, At least Jared placed 19th from mengoni, the guy doesn’t even look like a climber!%?
"but I like to get a little ham and cheese sandwich in early on in the race – but the pace in the 3’s and 4’s races was so high that it was hard to digest the sandwiches. Lesson learned."
I’ve heard of that for riders doing 4+ hours of racing day after day, where in some ways they are eating for recovery on the bike. But in a one-day 4 hour race? Odd.
And in a 2.5 hour race? Definitely wrong. Coach L, get a clue. Unless you are pulling our legs.
Excellent Top Excuses For Coach L Rider Failures:
1. Weighed down by uneaten ham sandwiches. Nice. My personal fav. Dont know what hes thinking – I made a nice pasta with ragu sauce on the back stretch with my little pocket stove and all was good in my tummy.
2. The big ring attacks around the hairpin didnt work. All that talk about downshifting before the turn – dont listen – you are supposed to attack in the big ring up that 10 pct grade!
3. The wind was so strong that they couldnt push through with a 23. Um, did I miss the hurricane?
4. The riders can climb well enough or apply enough power to, uh, win the race. Thats why Bear Mtn is the local race of truth – it aint a hill climb and it aint a pure sprint. If the riders cant hack it, they just arent strong yet. Period.
Thanks for playing Coach L. Come back next year. Or not, since you seem to "channel" better from the comfort of your living room or whatever.
No…but why don’t you tell the world about it for the benefit of all…except me
Not about Coach L. but if your coach is a dope are you guilty of doping?
..hey Guys, remember when I won that race?
Hey all.
Not here to self promote or anything like that but heard of an interest in our performance at Bear Mountain. We don’t disclose who our riders are or how each of them did and I wasn’t at the race but my early analysis leads me to believe it didn’t go as well as expected. The range of mistakes and miscalculations was pretty wide and for that, I am partially responsible. I’ve gone so far as to rebate some of my client’s coaching fees which is something not may coaches do. This may change with Junior goes off to college in the Fall, but for now I’m happy to do it.
Some of the mistakes were in equipment choice. I wasn’t expecting the winds to be what they were based on what I saw on Weather.com (not a plug) and some of my guys had too big a gear. You really need a 25 to do well on that course and most of my guys had a 23 and 1 even had (gulp) a 21 cog. Its not so much for the 39×25 combination but to be able to go 53 (or 52) x 23 out of the hairpin at the bottom of the course. At least this is what I’ve been told by my guys. We also messed up the feeding sequence of carbs and protein. I know its old school, but I like to get a little ham and cheese sandwich in early on in the race – but the pace in the 3’s and 4’s races was so high that it was hard to digest the sandwiches. Lesson learned. I’m not trying to make excuses here, and I know I’m sharing more than I usually share about my techniques, but I really feel like I owe you guys after what happened last week.
Anyway, the other tricky part about the race is that it suits an in between rider – someone who can ride the flats and the hills, and I train most of my guys (and girls) to be specialists. Its really frustrating when the hill on the back side doesn’t shake things up much with the climbers and the finish hill doesn’t seperate the power guys (and girls). Anyway, some lessons were learned and we’re licking our wounds this week, just getting ready for the rest of the season.
Thanks for inviting me back into the discussion. It means a lot to me.
Coach L
from your first UCI race till your last dying day
And did anyone ask them what it’s like to be advised by a descendent of Charlemagne?
I acutally work at Navigators and that post must be a joke. It makes no sense at all.
is the Navigators’ uniform a national flag?
We take this sht too seriously: "like gang colors"
That Upton post has got to be a gag.
Great. You’ve gone and made the village idiot even dumber. Way to go.
You’re an idiot. Disgrace the colors??
Upton – that’s one of the dumbest things I’ve ever read, I actually lost IQ points by reading that…
He should not discrace the Navigators Colors in races like Bear by failing to race into the top 10. Its like saying you race for CSC and then getting your ass kicked at a regional event by a local Cat 2. He has no business racing under Navigators Colors.
This is bike racing:
https://www.nyvelocity.com/slideshow.php?id=1379&pic=44
Yeah, thanks for the clarification, ’cause we never heard of Craig Upton around these parts.
Oh! Sarcasm again. Sorry.
The fat one…oh, wait…
Craig Upton is not on the Navigators Pro Roster. I guess he is a semi-pro and only races local events and not in Belgium or the big US races.
The efficacy of that put down depends on which Aunt of mine you’re talking about…
The "unknown Rider" in 10th place of the vets race is Geoff Bickford of Axis.
What happened to the Lone Navigators guy in the Pro1/2? Suprising he was not even in the top 20?
My favorite put down, from Africa, "screw sand."
In Bilbao we say ‘tu tia en bolas’ which translates to ‘your topless aunt.’
Take that, Schmalz.
The Nav guy was Smilie (Craig Upton). I guess he races here and there when he’s not working.
I’m reminded of the Dutch insult "You pancake!"
first page in our category
Yeah!
I went through river road on friday before bear mt and had to climb over the landslide for about 25 min. It was half way between alpine and englewood.
and they still picked me 🙂
Will do better next time.
Its ok 495 at least you know that you exist, and that you werent last! And if you fell down you likely would have made some noise even if no one was around to hear you. When you break the top 70 you will likely see your result next time.
I was dropped, then I went home. Why aren’t I in the results? Where’s my picture? I depend on nyvelocity for self assurance, and you guys are failing to fill the void in my life.
We can’t take it anymore. We want to see our sorry asses cross the line. C’mon man, where are the pics?
Huh? I was expecting my result to appear out of the woodwork but it never did materialize. We finished the race about 35 minutes behind the cat4 winner. I was on the wheel of another cat4 finisher – we sprinted for ‘not last’ place and then plenty of riders came in behind us. My guess is that neither one of us is listed in the results. Oh well.
Mitch is still mean. Grumpy too. Mitch, maybe think of a better pseudonym and then add some sort of wit to your negativity so its entertaining at least.
Did they clear this shit yet, or do I have to portage today again?
River Road–
Yesterday, I didn’t see the slide, but there’s a sign at the entrance prohibiting travel between Englewood and Alpine.
Right…This is the same Zmolik that got 4th at Jiminy and has had a record of stellar results for several years in a row. And, on top of that, is a genuinely nice guy? Most undeserving of any hate.
He will be dealt with since "Officer" finished 4th.
There will be some corrections made to the results mostly because the missing riders will appear out of the woodwork. Once JD lets me know that everything is good to go we’ll send a fresh copy to BikeReg and CRCA.
Alan
This Mitch guy is are a-hole. Nothing but hate and bad vibes!
Mitch, don’t you have a puppy to kick. Or a race to go off the back of.
crca.net
more toto
Another weekend, another hangover. I think the Adler jokes are funny. Riding at the front of the race and finishing at the back or middle isn’t smart or good. You win or lose. They lost.
KEVIN LACOMBE in Pro/1/2
How come on bikereg.com Kevin Lacombe finished 3rd and here he is DSQ? Who has the right results?
He’s 39. I was very good. I bet he was setting up Lisbon too. So he still got 5th even with setting up a teammate. Very good.
Damn John Loehner did good to get 5th,isnt he over 35yrs in age?
I think that’s masters near the right side of the road and 3s near the yellow line. I don’t recognize the guy over the yellow line but think he’s a 3 or 4 and not a master.
Also, Zmolik is a totally nice guy. Good rider too. And I’m not on Empire.
I think that photo of people over the yellow line is from the 3 race
I think that’s masters near the right side of the road and 3s near the yellow line. I don’t recognize the guy over the yellow line but think he’s a 3 or 4 and not a master.
Also, Zmolik is a totally nice guy. Good rider too. And I’m not on Empire.
OMG, what’s with the Zmolik hate? I can’t imagine why you would choose him.
Here’s a good one of some master’s breaking the yellow line rule:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/8157599@N03/496956577/
Congrads to Lauren Shirock – she was my prediction to win in the women 1-3 – Keep an eye on this one, she is one of the next and coming talents in womens racing !
I found a few searching on flickr.
Where did prinsloo and hoffman snap the line?
really? perfect weather, blue skies… no pics…
The gunshow is in full effect in Italy. Commesso is coming. Every pig in parma should be very afraid.
Thanks to cycling.tv to making sure that all the viewers were aware that Toto is too cool for tanlines.
Zmolik nowhere near the front
Maybe he thought he lost the sprint but actually won.
MF! is more of a close 2nd place oath.
Zmolik got 14th place which is pretty darn good in my book.
You’re pathetic.
We could make it a local tradition since we’re already well regarded by outta town racers.
olsen also let loose with some serious profanity on the line. but the bunch sprint did look a little hairy.
No photos? None whatsoever?
He will be dealt with since "Officer" finished 4th.
there
Death to the Foreigner Infidels.
The dick that finished third in the Masters attacked at least 3 times over the yellow line during the course of the race. So if their is no fall race you know who to blame.
You can always tell when JP K. get’s pissed off and posts something.
Looking forward to JP in the 2s soon.
Empire rode a good race
4 CRCA riders in top 8 in Pro/1/2. That hasn’t happened in a long time , if ever. Great even if Lisban doesn’t do club races and Gavi’s moving on.
haha, cat 2s dont cry because they know its useless
only cat 3 pussies cry about guys from other states "Sandbagging" and beating them. if you want to race the same pudgy fools week after week without the "threat" of an outsider dashing your big race dreams than stick to CRCA – where intramural racing seems to be the predominant focus.
i don’t hear any cat 2 guys crying because they have to race with cat 1 and pro riders every week. pretty sure whoever it is you are referring to has 2 arms and 2 legs just like you. ride harder, eat less and shut up.
Great race, well deserved to the Hoffman/Prinsloo duo who attacked at the BEST moment of the race.
Unfortunately I had little left in the tank. There’s always FALL.
Congrats to Mecray for a well deserved #3, great sprint and Tony Slokar, good JOB!!!
No, wait. TONY Slokar is not a moran. Sony Slokar is a dbag.
Great race Chris, and nice result. So close
Sony Slokar is not a moran.
If I had won the Cat 4 race Im not at all sure I could be in full control of my utterings, quite frankly! Congrats to Prinsloo and Hoffman for a well timed and executed attack and a fine finish to a good clean race. Great day, no crashes that I know of in our field, and nice cooperation by all.
The whole race was superbly run from start to finish.
Great work.
-Everyman McPackfill
The placings list continues after #57 – 70 guys finished and there were certainly some mechanicals but most of the rest just dropped out after being dropped by the field. Not a waste at all to start 100 guys.
I heard he yelled, "Send 10 liters of the Bandit Cab to the Adler RV, Mother Fucker".
Royal Potty does not have a potty mouth. I’ve ridden with him on numerous occasions and he never used foul language.
The weather was much more conducive to a fast race this weekend.
2nd fastest average speed of all the fields. Pro 12 was faster. Was only 42 miles but with gear restrictions etc.
I was looking at the junior pics from Mr. Sullivan and was reminded that the Bear has one of the best finishing stretches around. Dead straight, gets wider than the precdeing road, and one way. With grass on the side if there is a serious problem. It’s also good to reward fast legs at the end of such a grinding course.
I heard he yelled "CHICKEN CUTLET".
25 punctures
next time they should only allow 57 to start .What a waste.
2006 Spring Cat 4 won by Greg Olsen 2:37, 2007 Spring won by Stoffel 2:29.
This is a great reflection of the depth of ‘everyman’ racing in the region.
everyone in the 1/2 field saw the cat 3. break riding in the field at jiminy. enough said. sandbagging the 3’s on a CT based team, then chirping about your results on NY Velocity is a little wierd, no?
95 starters, 57 finishers. Wow, that’s a lot of punctures !! 🙂
yell mf’er. It was pretty clear. But, it was mother’s day…
D’oh
who yells "mother F***er" when you win? i doubt he did.
That is KENDALL DWYER, Avenue A/Razorfish.
36 565 0:32:25 Geraldo Rivera Atlantic Bicycle Club Roselle NJ 17
Could it have been…TriGuy?
Adler did not ride a good race
Stop the CCC hating they are a great team and nice guys. I am not on CCC either. Most teams would love to have there results and allegations of cheating at Jiminy with no proof is just classless!
the terrible two?
I was able to get back on, thanks. 18th place, unknown rider, women’s 1/2/3
The rider was from Asphalt Green. Not sure what is deal was. Sure he was strong but shut the hell up we don’t want to hear about your running. If it’s not fast enough for you just ride off the front and win the race.
You didn’t win either and your 2nd place last week at Jiminy was a result of your break sitting in with the 1,2 field.
Got 3rd and 5th in the 3 race. What’s not so good about that?
Check 3rd place. Mankini try out?
http://www.nytc.org/results_full.cfm?ID=79
those guys usually pat themselves on thier backs by now after a good ride… guess they didn’t do so well at da bear.
Towards the end of the second lap…
Some guy in a blueish kit starts riding up the leading field across the yellow line "I am not racing, I am not in the race" and then he proceeds to ride along(still on the other side of the yellow line) to give a rider in the race(#437???) with the same blueish a kit a bottle of drink. Pretty stupid move, especially when the official car is RIGHT behind you.
The whole peloton heard the official announce loudly the the rider who received the bottle was "DQ".
The motherfxxxxx kept riding despite many riders insisting that he leave the field…
He continues to ride, and the group descend toward the hairpin turn into the 3rd lap, he drops the water bottle(accidently, I hope hope)! The bottle breaks and I am about 5 yrds behind him going close to 40 miles an hour…I pass him at the turn and ask him to leave the peloton, but no he conitued to ride. Whoever you are, and I hope you are reading this, you suck, I am glad I finishd ahead of a DQ rider.
Anon – stop refreshing. Go to the homepage and come back so you don’t keep posting the same message, unless that message is about how awesome I am.
Thanks gimme, we needed that. Sour grapes.
Anon – stop refreshing. Go to the homepage and come back so you don’t keep posting the same message, unless that message is about how awesome I am.
Thanks gimme, we needed that. Sour grapes.
Our most trafficked 24 hours is when Andy and I strip to the waist and battle in mustard for NYVC employee of the year.
Take it easy content-hungry fiend. I think Marco likely has shots since I saw him there. Results take time to complete – remember the probs of last fall? should be faster than that I assume. Im not sure they actually got podium shots though – never saw the podium setup post race.
In the 4 race, who the hell was that guy in the plain green jersey, riding a Specialized with Lighweight wheels? He took a few ridiculous pulls, and kept telling everyone that he was just "on a training day" and "was going for an hour run afterwards."
Royal Potty Mouth!
the biggest race of the year; no pics, no content, no rumors/interviews, no content really whatsoever for your most heavily trafficked 24 hours, weak guys, truly weak
Not sure why you feel the need to single out the team’s performance, but they were certainly "there" and in fact rode the front of most of the race, including the constant presence of O’Malley at front as always, help from Collins at front on several of the climbs, and a monster attack (however misguided and ill fated) by Witt on climb 3. So they didnt win the race – did you? I think not.
PS – I dont ride for Adler.
Thanks gimme, we needed that. Sour grapes.
Nice. Does "Mother-F…" actually mean "Sweet! I won!" in some other language, and what language would that be?
The promoter promised he would send the results as soon as he can, we will post them right away.
"he yelled out a word in a foreign language that sounded a lot like an impolite english word"
He clearly yelled out "mother fucker" — real classy.
does anyone know where we might be able to procure the results? after a long, painful day, I just want to see my name in print ya know?
Congrats to other New York City racers with strong performances in national level competition this week.
Will Riffelmacher 14th overall in the cat 1/2 Joe Martin stage race in Arkansas.
Congrats also go out to Gabriel Lloyd for a strong performance at collegiate nationals in Kansas. 22nd in the D1 omninium (crit, rr, TTT) against a strong field. Also to his teammate Margaret Shirley who earned third place in the women’s road race and 8th overall for the weekend.
I want one of those gold plated ones. "To sit on my throne as the prince of the potty".
gold-plated prinsloo, very nice.
Adler no where to be found. Bear is very painful. So in other words, Adler rode a smart race.
where were they yesterday? chance to make hay but no hay made. show when the prize is on the table.
branchbrook small potatoes compared to Bear.
Royal Potty was strong. He was at the front the entire race. Very few breaks were attempted. After the last hill, he and another rider took off and came in ahead of a group of about 15 chasers. There was a small controversy because when Royal Potty came across the line he yelled out a word in a foreign language that sounded a lot like an impolite english word. All the officials at the stand heard him and they were not happy. There was some talk of a fine, when Royal explained himself, there were no sanctions. He raced a smart race and was obviously the strongest rider yesterday.