kmill23

Me (in white helmet and glasses) HURTING like hell in the Tour de Tuscaloosa criterium a few weeks back.

jwible

Slight suffer face. I think this was when I dragged the pack to a break my teammate was in.

shovelhd

Oof.

fatallightning

turning the screws a bit. won the race later with a kilo attack.

Flatballer

Well duh, you've got by far the deepest wheels, of course you won. Plus those sunglasses are good for 10 watts.

TMonk

what race/cat?

save10

re: sunglasses...did you buy those at urban outfitters or hot topic?

congrats on the win and all....but srlsy?

jwible

Yeah. Strategery fail. Granted after the race he said the other guys weren't working so he wasn't trying to make it stick. I did try to slow the field when he was in an earlier break.

- When attempting to bridge, make sure you're not pulling a train behind you.

That's my take away.

substructure

Dilworth, Masters 35+, 10th place
Actually, I think this is the Pro-Am race. If it is then I was DFL in the field. After the race a friend came up and told me guys were falling off after the second lap. I kept trying to move up but I was really getting fatigued by the 30min mark. This was the last race of the day, and my second race. Also, I was there at 6:30am to help set up. Then I had to help with the registration, timing chip hand out, and payout ... then help break down the event. I tell ya, I was beat to hell after that.

MajorMantra

British Universities and Colleges Sport 3up 50km TT at Longwick. Racing as University of Edinburgh although I'm in my club kit (in the middle). All three of us were virtually new to TTs so this was quite a learning experience.



Around 6 miles from the finish my team mate in white had an aero bar come loose. He managed to ride like that for a short distance but then after a corner it dropped down and jammed his front wheel, which threw him over the bars. We abandoned him at this point just to try and get a time but I blew up completely and my other team mate pretty much dragged me to the finish:



Was feeling quite faint by the end and had to lie down on the verge for a little while. Average HR was 175 for 1:21:49.

substructure

4th in line at the Masters 35+ Dilworth race.

Creakyknees

That's me in the front, engaged in a spirited game of tag-team at the Rockwall crit, 40+. Fun times when you have 23 starters and 4 strong teams, just a constant stream of attacks and counters.

Credit: Rockwall Cycling. Thanks for another fun race and good racing from team.

zitter

Yep it was the Cal Poly SLO TT course

rkwaki

But stubby you looked good

substructure

Stubby? I like that.
I didn't feel good racing in the 1/2 race, but I'm determined to keep getting better.
Thanks man.

Jsiegs

Photog credit goes to teammate's GF. Carl Dolan Cat 4/5 race on Sunday. I'm second from the right, white jersey and bike, black shorts. We're strung out after a downhill and hard right corner. I think I was using the time to jump up a few spots on the outside. Everyone else looks fairly relaxed and I look like I was getting ready to move forward.

rkwaki

You know what's funny is my phone autocorrected what I was thinking...
Damn this technology is getting complex

BTW them are some serious quadzillas you got there...

vanno.velo

winning the field sprint = maximum pain face


Photo credit to Dave

topflightpro

While I wasn't in that race, I can confirm it was indeed hard because a Facebook "friend" did not immediately post his results.

substructure

Another one from the Masters 35+ race with a couple of teammates.

nealjoslyn

Finishing the road race for the Northwest Collegiate Cycling Conference Championships. I placed 6th in the RR and did a clean sweep in a breakaway of 3 for the crit. Ended up winning the overall for Cat C's. Looking forward to Cat B next season.

johnybutts

jrennie

First 90+ degree crit of the year and we missed the break suffer till you blow

Jancouver

Nice shot and cool shades

halfspeed

Durand, WI. I'm the one suffering in black on the right.