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| On this screen each of the eight riders can easily see not only their own stats, but the stats of the other seven riders as well as their location on the course. Pedaling fast and going absolutely nowhere...Dan stop looking at Druber's Watts! |
1st. Flat 10K TT:
Dan Verner (PACT) 14:19.13
26.04mph
2nd. Rolling 10K TT:
Mark Swartzendruber (Scarlet Fire Racing) 14:37.46
25.49mph
3rd. Hill Climb 9K TT:
Mark Swartzendruber (Scarlet Fire Racing) 14:13.77
23.58mph
4th. JFM 9.22 Mile TT:
Andrew Toftoy (Nature Factor/Finer Finish) 19:34.27
28.27mph
After three ABD indoor time trial events and the John Fraser Memorial Time Trial, overall times have been tabulated for all riders in each category. Riders needed to complete all four races to be eligible for the overall standings.
Overall Individual Competition:
10-14: Alex Koors (ABD) and Gina Johnson (Multisport Madness)
15-19: Konrad Witt (ABD)
30-34: Kenneth Dorado (Iron Cycles) and Katie Christenson
35-39: Courtney Javorski (Team Tri Smart)
40-44: Neil Thomas (Team Mack Racing)
45-49: Dan Verner (PACT) and Lori Miller (ABD)
50-54: Mark Swartzendruber (Scarlet Fire Racing)
55-59: Robert Marshall (ABD)
60-64: Richard Kreutzfeldt (PACT)
65-69: Edward Rhyne and Victoria McAdams
70-74: Peter Alexander (Midwest Masters)
75-79: Gerald Beam (ABD) and Patricia Beam (ABD)
CAT 1/2/3: Konrad Witt (ABD)
CAT 4/5: Matt Howley (EMC2)
ABD Raffle:
PLUS won $500
Another year of the ABD Indoor Time Trial Series is in the books, and it's time to move the racing outside where aerodynamics become vital. I would personally like to send out a congratulations to those of you who either won your category or set a new PR...nice job! How about the youngster Konrad Witt who finished first in both the CAT 1/2/3 and 15-19 category. You can click on the following link for a complete listing of all the results for the 13th Annual ABD Indoor Time Trial Series.
After taking some time to look over the names in the results, I noticed a lot of regulars weren't present at this year's indoor time trial events. Could this be due to the fact that all three indoor events count as only as one time trial event in the MATTS overall standings? Who knows...maybe for the 2013 MATTS season this could become a required race? Hopefully those of you who couldn't show up to the indoor events can make it to some of the outdoor events considering the cost of gas is still predicted to top out near five dollars this summer.
Just thought I might include a 2009 YouTube video of Cherry Valley that Bill Cassidy had put together. We can only hope the weather this spring continues to be as nice as it has been the past three weeks. Personally, I would prefer not racing twice in the cold rain.
BA
30-34: Kenneth Dorado (Iron Cycles) and Katie Christenson
35-39: Courtney Javorski (Team Tri Smart)
40-44: Neil Thomas (Team Mack Racing)
45-49: Dan Verner (PACT) and Lori Miller (ABD)
50-54: Mark Swartzendruber (Scarlet Fire Racing)
55-59: Robert Marshall (ABD)
60-64: Richard Kreutzfeldt (PACT)
65-69: Edward Rhyne and Victoria McAdams
70-74: Peter Alexander (Midwest Masters)
75-79: Gerald Beam (ABD) and Patricia Beam (ABD)
CAT 1/2/3: Konrad Witt (ABD)
CAT 4/5: Matt Howley (EMC2)
Overall Team Competition:
1st Place: EMC2 (Won $500)
2nd Place: ABD1st Place: EMC2 (Won $500)
ABD Raffle:
PLUS won $500
Another year of the ABD Indoor Time Trial Series is in the books, and it's time to move the racing outside where aerodynamics become vital. I would personally like to send out a congratulations to those of you who either won your category or set a new PR...nice job! How about the youngster Konrad Witt who finished first in both the CAT 1/2/3 and 15-19 category. You can click on the following link for a complete listing of all the results for the 13th Annual ABD Indoor Time Trial Series.
After taking some time to look over the names in the results, I noticed a lot of regulars weren't present at this year's indoor time trial events. Could this be due to the fact that all three indoor events count as only as one time trial event in the MATTS overall standings? Who knows...maybe for the 2013 MATTS season this could become a required race? Hopefully those of you who couldn't show up to the indoor events can make it to some of the outdoor events considering the cost of gas is still predicted to top out near five dollars this summer.
Just thought I might include a 2009 YouTube video of Cherry Valley that Bill Cassidy had put together. We can only hope the weather this spring continues to be as nice as it has been the past three weeks. Personally, I would prefer not racing twice in the cold rain.
BA
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