Masters Nationals 45–49 Road Race
With this year’s 5k neutral start, probably due to new chipseal, it was a much calmer start than last year. The RR course starts with
With this year’s 5k neutral start, probably due to new chipseal, it was a much calmer start than last year. The RR course starts with
Heather and I did the 1,000 Warriors race this past weekend and it was tougher than I thought it would be. I actually have proof
Emmett–Roubaix was today and I wasn’t very excited about racing. After riding in a sleeveless jersey on Tuesday, today’s weather was more like early March
Whew! That was a tough one. After getting dropped on the hill and chasing back on a couple times, then cramping hard during the third
It was going to be a long hot race today and with Heather out of town and no guarantee of a neutral feed, I had
With people hammering from the gun I thought I was a goner within the first kilometer! But things settled down once the winning break was
The race was out in Melba, ID. We started at the Melba Senior Center. There were 6 1/2 women: Jenn Halladay & Sarah Brown (Tamarack),
The Women 1-3 started with the Men Cat 3. There were 6 women who started and 19 men. We rolled out pretty easy. The first
Emmett-Roubaix was today and it’s the last race of the Spring Series. I had been feeling fatigued ever since the Tour of Walla Walla and
There was a chance we would get rained on during the race. I wore arm and leg warmers and was glad I had them most
With only a few hours between the time trial and the road race, there was only enough time to eat and rest a little bit,
This morning Heather and I drove up to Waitsburg, Washington where we are staying for the Tour of Walla Walla. The race name is really
Today was super-windy, as forecasted, and in combination with the two back-to-back hills each lap, made today’s race a “race of attrition”. We had our
Today was an interesting race and the two heroes from our team were Ken and Ben (pictured, left to right). The course was a lot
Today was the second race of the George’s Spring Series, affectionately called the “Slammer” due to the proximity to the Idaho Correctional Facility. The weather
We started with 120 riders. I started near the front. The first lap was pretty chill. There were a few attacks. On the backside of
There was a fiasco getting to the RR start. Something happened on I-10 and we were crawling at 5 mph. Luckily we were able to
It was brisk this morning for Heather’s 8 AM start. The women’s race consisted of three laps of a 21-mile, extremely hilly circuit. We drove
It was a long, lonely road after getting dropped for good the third time up El Paso. Today Heather and I had the Idaho State
Today was the inaugural edition of The Cycling Classic and it’s set to become a true classic as the name implies. The course consisted of