It is now the time we search through the online archives and heap praise upon the victors from the past weekend. If you were a victor this weekend, consider yourself heaped.
At the Trooper Brinkerhoff Memorial Race in Coxsackie, the comments section tells us that Michael Margarite of Stan’s NoTubes p/b Proferrin won the A race, other results are not yet posted.
At the Cherry Blossom Challenge at Branch Brook, Michael Chauner of Equipe Vitesse won the cat 1/2/3 race. Jessica Chong of the Morgan Stanley Cycling Team won the women’s 1/2/3/4 race. Jeff Cline of the CRCA won the 35+ race. Scott Steward of Liberty Cycle won the 45+ race. Doug O’Neil of Wonder Wheels won the 55+ race. Tomas Ketcham of the Asphalt Green Cycling Team won the cat 3/4 race. Victor Caicedo of Montecci Cycling won the cat 4/5 race. Lauren Dagostino won the women’s cat 4 race. Results are here.
At the Spring Series Race in CentralPark, there was a race, check the twitter account for results. Yes, I just typed that with a straight face.
At Bethel on Sunday, Matt Inconiglios of Stage 1 / fusionTHINK won the pro/1/2/3 race. Amanda Braverman of Stage 1 / fusionTHINK won the women’s race. Bill Muzzio the Bethel Cycle Sport Club won the 45+ race. Ian Whaley of the Bethel Cycle Sport Club won the cat 3/4 race. Brian Fuller of Competitive Edge Cycling won the cat 4 race. Michael Staropoli of Sherpa won the cat 5 race. Results are here.
mmmmm…meatloaf.
Meatloaf is like sex. Even when its bad its still pretty good.
I did. What a FANTASTIC RACE!
There is a British Euro Sport live stream fyi
who watched live feeds of paris roubaix in a foreign language cause they are cheap like me?
to what lucas liner said. actually, it was the first one on cycling fans. so, it’s not that you’re cheap so much as just ______
http://www.usacycling.org/results/?permit=2013-1046
Ariel Mendez-Penate too humble to shout this from on high, takes the Pro 1/2/3. Also of note: Amy Cutler takes 15th in the same (men’s race).
Mihael won the 3/4 race @ Spring Series yesterday. How could you not post that! No wonder he always berates you.
Michael Chauner dropped Neil Bezdek like a bad habit, Foundation domination, NOT!
i’m fairly certain that foundation, let alone bezdek, has more results than chauner this year.
anyone know how long thsoe 50 miles took? Seemed pretty fast…
Cherry Blossom P123 race averaged 27.5 MPH which is pretty fast for a flat course with no hills and windy conditions.
Mihael didn’t call
Local news link:
http://www.registerstar.com/news/article_6aaaba2e-9f15-11e2-8141-001a4bcf887a.html
Pictures (courtesy of Jennifer Harvey and Don Massonne):
http://www.pbase.com/j_harvey/4613_trooper_brinkerhoff_race
Results:
A Race (1/2/3) 60 miles
1 MICHAEL MARGARITE, STAN’S NOTUBES P/B PROFERRIN
2 ANDREW MCCULLOUGH, MT BORAH / MINERVA DESIGN P/B BASSO
3 JESSE WALKER, CRCA/SETANTA
4 BEN WOLFE, JELLY BELLY P/B KENDA
5 ANTHONY CLARK, J.A.M. FUND / NCC
6 BRYAN DOBES, CRCA/BLUE RIBBON-TRANSLATION.COM
7 CHRISTIAN FAVATA, FAVATAS TRT BICYCLES
8 EVAN HUFF, EMBROCATION / GAULZETTI CICLI CYCLING TEAM
9 CARL REGLAR, VERGE SPORT
10 WAYNE BRAY, EMBROCATION / GAULZETTI CICLI CYCLING TEAM
B Race (3/4) 48 miles
1 NATHAN COSTE, LAUREL BIKE CLUB
2 BRUCE BEAUHARNOIS, TEAM WEAR ON EARTH
3 WILLIAM BOSCH, BETHEL CYCLE SPORT
4 SAMMY MOSELEY, CRCA/JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT
5 DANIEL CLEIMAN, CRCA/SIXCYCLE-RK&O
6 ANDREW MITSTIFER, CRCA/ARC RACING
7 BRIAN MILLIGAN, CRCA / FGX RACING
8 SAM MORKAL-WILLIAMS, CRCA JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT
9 STEVEN SMITH, PACELINE SPORTS
10 NOLAN MONTIEL, CRCA/SETANTA
C Race (4/5) 36 miles
1 ALEC HOOVER, FAVATA’S TABLE ROCK TOURS
2 ANDY OFFICER
3 LAWRENCE HELLER, CENTRAL NEW YORK CYCLING
4 ARMAND WILHELM, SIGGI’S/NYVELOCITY
5 JOHN SCHWARTZ, FAVATA’S TRT BICYCLES
6 BRYAN GRYGUS, HRRT
7 REGIS DUPONT, CRCA / SIGGI’S NYVELOCITY
8 ADAM DUARTE, BLACK TIE SPORTS / SPINE
9 CONNOR LENIHAN
10 ANTHONY MAZZELLA, CRCA/RBNY RACING
D Race (Cat 5) 24 miles
1 EAMES BENNETT, BARD COLLEGE
2 ANDREW CAPPABIANCA, BLUE SKY BICYCLES
3 LARRY CHAPMAN
4 ANDREW RIZZI, HRRT/SPECIALIZED
5 DONALD HARD, SUMMIT CYCLING CLUB
6 RICK IKASALO, BETHLEHEM TRIATHLON CLUB
7 ANTHONY PHARO, TEAM GENESIS CYCLING
8 ANDREJ VOGEL, CRCA JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT
9 JONATHAN LAZZARA
10 JASON CANDEE, TEAM BERKSHIRE BIKE AND BOARD
Full results will be posted to BikeReg and USAC by mid-week.
Thanks again for participating – we raised over $9,500 for local charities this year!
http://alpengraphik.smugmug.com/Cycling/Road-Racing/Trooper-Brinkerhoff-Memorial
unless you’re a high profile professional, i wouldn’t worry about the new uci rule for a number of reasons. but, mostly because they’re not going to get the start list from every non-sanctioned race and go through it cross referencing names against their entire database of license holders. even if they did, it wouldn’t prove much without some sort of legally binding identification methodology that undeniably ties the person in the unsanctioned race to a license. just think, usa cycling can’t even put together doping tests without moving heaven and earth, and breaking the bank all the while. you think they’re going to be able to do this?
And it isn’t at all clear they have any interest in enforcing, they just want the threat there so they stay good with the UCI and put some fear into popular racers so they will stop being ambassadors for the sport.
it was free for me. But I am 45 and still living at home with my mother. She pays the cable bill. Sorry I didn’t take that into account in my original post.
Mom! Meatloaf!
I wonder how fast they could have gone on a hilly flat course with a false flat with a kick @ss head wind..
http://balanserabloggen.blogspot.co.uk/2011/05/success-in-belgium.html
http://velonews.competitor.com/2013/04/mtb/opinion-uci-forbidden-race-rule-is-unworkable-for-north-american-mountain-bike-racing_281274
Anyone have lap times? Felt really fast (or maybe I was just too hung over from the night before).
I’m sure there’s lap data on Strava
Oh, Hi Ariel!!
it was free on channel 408 (the old versus).
Hate to break it to you Robin, but cable ain’t free.
He was a Cat 5 last year, wow!
clearly a sandbagger.
I wonder how fast they could have gone on a hilly flat course.
The UCI and USAC are trying hard to take away our birthdays. This feels like a desperate ploy from desperate organizations. Races don’t need USAC or the UCI, promoters can buy insurance elsewhere.
Snausages.
This is going to cause a huge mess for Cross – aspiring pros, juniors and elite masters that need a UCI license to race overseas or for the US. A great race like the Darkhorse 40 XC (well run and a blast) or Mtn XC Stage Races or even great non-USAC roubaix style road races would prevent one from racing elite cross in the fall.
Many racers train for CX all season and pick fun events that are great for training to gear up for CX. I wonder if Messenger races fall under this rule and Gimbles?