Cyclocross Racing - DCCX race announcement

DCCX, the only cyclocross race held in the nation's capital, will be held on October 26 on the grounds of the Armed Forces Retirement Home in NW Washington DC. Registration is now open on BikeReg.com.
For the second-annual event, race promoters DCMTB/City Bikes are building on last year's exciting, successful race and will offer improvements to an already awesome race experience -- and provide even more extra-curricular fun for racers, kids and spectators. DCCX joined the MABRA cross series this year.

Three ways the fun continues from last year:

1. The race is held on a classic, European-style cyclocross course. It's fast with lots of transitions from grass to pavement to gravel and back. There are some tricky barriers and roots. Amateur archeologists from DCMTB uncovered a stone, Paris-Roubaix-style path before last year's race, and that has become DCCX's signature feature. The layout is great for first time cyclocross racers and a fast, challenging event for veterans.

2. The Armed Forces Retirement Home is the site of four National Historic Landmarks, including the Lincoln Cottage. Lincoln withdrew to the
Soldiers' Home each summer to escape the heat in the White House. It's difficult to get on the grounds the other 364 days of the year; with a registration you can drive right in and check out the grounds, and schedule a tour of the Lincoln Cottage.

3. Beer. Yes, indeed: Racers will once again be able to enjoy a beer after their race courtesy of Sonoma Restaurant and Wine Bar in Washington, DC.

Three ways the race will be so much better this year:

1. We've upped our payout for elite racers. Whole Foods-P St. has expanded its sponsorship of the event so that the winner of the women's 1/2 race will for the first time get the same payout as the winner of the men's 1/2 race. City Bikes remains as the title sponsor of the men's elite race, with both races paying $700 total, seven deep. Other category winners will get cool loot.

2. Li'l Belgians will be sponsored by the Belgians. This year, as part of the MABRA series, DCCX is adding a race for kids, and we've pulled in as sponsors the Belgian Embassy, which will be offering all participating kids a special (and tasty) prize.

3. Frites! Just adding to the Belgian ambience, we will be serving free -- yes, free -- frites (that's Belgian for French fries) to riders and spectators. Oh, and there will be delicious, vegan cookies from Sticky Fingers bakery and Drink More Water for those opposed to beer and frites.

What you need to do:

1. Register early at BikeReg.com. Last year's race drew 240 participants, including a sold-out 80 for the Cat 4/beginner category. Given the great buzz that followed last year's event, this year's race is likely to be even more popular, and so register now to get into the race of your choice - and get a better call-up. (As of Oct. 2 there were already 51 Cat 4 racers registered. The field is capped at 100.) http://www.bikereg.com/events/register.asp?eventid=7143

2. Bring an ID on race day. You may be asked to present an ID upon entering the base, please be prepared. Also, there will be day-of registration, but it is guaranteed to be a royal pain in the neck. No money can change hands on the grounds of the Armed Forces base, and so you will need to drive back out to an undisclosed location to make your payment before you race.

3. Remember that Oct. 26 is also the day of the Marine Corps Marathon. There may be traffic issues. I-395 is open to traffic from the south (except the HOV lane). Road closures can be found at:
http://www.marinemarathon.com/Assets/Street+Closings+Release+07.pdf

AFRH address is Rock Creek Church Rd, NW & Upshur St, NW, Washington, DC 20011

Course layout can be seen at:
http://tinyurl.com/4r6nve
Use the satellite view. Distance 2 miles. In last year's dry conditions the top B and masters riders did 5 laps in their 45-minute race. The winning elite men averaged seven minutes a lap.

Photos from last year's race are here: http://picasaweb.google.com/ou98dtbiggs/DCCX

The write up of last year's race: http://www.dcmtb.com/blog/archives/222

Starting order will be based on the most recent MABRA 2008 CX Series standings, order of registration, and promoter discretion. The most recent MABRA-Cross standings will be used to call up the first 2 rows (16 spots), then racers will line up row by row, as determined by order of registration/bib number.

There are no call-ups for the 9am/Cat 4 Men race. Racers will line up
by row based on order of registration.

DCMTB/DCCX team webpage: http://www.dcmtb.com/blog/dc-cx

better sign up now if you want a better than 6th row starting spot

Belgian Embassy sponsorship was a great idea!

Arrrrright! Signed up 64th for the Cat 4 Men's race. Beer will ease the pain of getting lapped.

signed up 11th in cat 4. sink or swim. (preferably more swimming than sinking)

Arrrrright! Signed up 64th for the Cat 4 Men's race. Beer will ease the pain of getting lapped.

I just checked and Cat 4 men is already 79 registered.

cat 4s can race 3/4 (open or masters) if that fills- but just a heads up if you want to race the 9am event that you should register soon.

the course is designed for easy passing - so starting in the back shouldn't be a big problem.


-marc

SpectaSport -- Ken Getchell

BELGIAN EMBASSY SPONSORS U.S. KID’S CROSS

BikeReg.com MABRAcross’ “City Bikes DCCX”


Press Contact Information: BikeReg.com MABRAcross
SpectaSport LLC; K...@SpectaSport.com
Ken Getchell, Account Manager, 610-397-1950

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

October 13, 2008; Conshohocken, PA, USA: The organizers of the October 26 City Bikes DCCX, the only cyclocross race held within the city limits of the U.S. Capital, have announced that their “Lil’ Belgians” Free Kids Race will actually be sponsored by the Belgian Embassy. “Lil’ Belgians” racing, a traditional part of every BikeReg.com MABRAcross event, is a free fun-race for young children that occurs just prior to the Elite races, and it’s not unusual to see Elite and Amateur racers “assisting” their training-wheel -equipped youngsters by pushing them around their own special course.

Until now, the Lil’ Belgians moniker had been just a cute tribute to the homeland of cyclocross. But at the City Bikes DCCX, Belgium will be involved in an official capacity as the Belgian Embassy will be offering all participating kids a special (and tasty) prize. The kids won’t be the only ones getting a tasty Belgian prize, however, because the City Bikes DCCX organizers will keep the Belgian ambience rolling by serving free Frites to riders and spectators alike.

For more information, see BikeReg.com http://www.bikereg.com/events/register.asp?eventid=7143

Belgian Embassy sponsorship was a great idea!


The Dutch refuse to be out-done by the Belgians, and the DC Dutch Club will be on hand to cook up free "poffertjes"! (Dollar size pancakes served with butter and powdered sugar). :)


Update: the 9am Cat 4 race is filled.

Please note that Cat 4 racers can still register/race in 3/4 35+ or open 3/4

This is going to be so awesome. My three housemates are coming out to watch/cheer/join the festivities.

That looks like a fun event.

so stoked.

DCCX Food Update

Forget racing, the food at DCCX is shaping up to be the highlight of the day. We’ve already induced mountain bike legend Scott Scudamore to man the frites tent and Sonoma Restaurant and Wine Bar to donate beer.

Now there is this: the DC Dutch Club has agreed to show up and make “poffertjes“! (Dollar size pancakes served with butter and powdered sugar.)

Granville Moore’s, Washington, D.C.’s best Belgian restaurant, has agreed to donate a horseradish sauce for the frites and Karen LoParco, a referee and former chef, has jumped in and will offer her own special, homemade andalouse sauce, too.

Frites, poffertjes, beer, Stickey Fingers baked goods and Drink More Water. Yum.

Food will be available starting about 11:30-12

http://www.bikereg.com/events/register.asp?eventid=7143

Updated Race info on the team website: www.DCMTB.com (http://www.DCMTB.com) http://www.dcmtb.com/blog/dc-cx

The course is in great shape, very similar to last years, but with (we think) an improved layout and a couple of interesting features.

The grass areas are a bit bumpy and there are a few roots out there. So tire pressure choice should balance those features with the need for speed on the gravel road section

watch out for a banana suit and corpse paint in the c4 race.

Double up at DCCX!

Registered racers who want to also race the Open Men's 1/2/3 can do so for an extra $15 ($10 off the normal fee and no $5 day-of surcharge. (Primarily this makes sense for Elite Masters or very fast 3/4 racers)

3 options:

1. Pre-register (saving time on race day, and get a better starting spot) by emailing mattydonahue at hotmail dot com and pay when you pick up your packet on site.

2. Register on race day and pay on-site.

3. Race packet pick-up and registration available on Sat, Oct. 25, from 6 – 9 PM at Looking Glass Lounge, 3634 Georgia Ave, NW, Washington, DC,

The purse for the Elite Men and Women 1/2/3 is $700/7 deep

Bikereg.com primes for the first person to complete 1.25 laps.

Elite Men and Women - $75
Elite Masters - $50

3/4 Women - Chocolates courtesy Embassy of Belgium

Other category primes- swag from Bikereg.com, CX magazine, etc.

Boxes of Belgian Chocolates also awarded to:

1- The racer in the best costume (judged by DCMTB's own Gwadzilla, who will immortalize you on his blog- http://www.gwadzilla.blogspot.com/ )

2- First racer of the day spotted riding the uphill barriers

http://www.bikereg.com/events/register.asp?eventid=7143

watch out for a banana suit and corpse paint in the c4 race.

Boxes of Belgian Chocolates also awarded to:

1- The racer in the best costume (judged by DCMTB's own Gwadzilla, who will immortalize you on his blog- http://www.gwadzilla.blogspot.com/ )

2- First racer of the day spotted riding the uphill barriers


maybe other prizes for costumes too... TBD :)

riding as in actually clearing and staying up or riding as in attempting to ride?

riding as in actually clearing and staying up or riding as in attempting to ride?

I'd say no dabs or falling- and doen during a race!

basically ride up the hill on your bike

did you race last year? it will be the same setup there- I have no idea if anyone tried to ride it last year

Man, if its that same sweep around the tree and up the hill into the barriers set up, I would imagine it would be very hard to ride.

Does this have to happen in a race, or can you do it in warm ups and have it count?

Man, if its that same sweep around the tree and up the hill into the barriers set up, I would imagine it would be very hard to ride.

Does this have to happen in a race, or can you do it in warm ups and have it count?

yes, the same

well, hard , sure- isn't that the point?

I amended to say: in a race!

yeah i rode last year, and that's well beyond my skills. hope to see it though!

Marc Gwadz is an evil evil man...

Looks like I know where I'm camping out.

i'll put my triple on my bike and do it

i'll put my triple on my bike and do it

I won't try but I figure someone can do it! we'll see

course is looking really good

updated layout:

http://www.mapmyride.com/edit_route?r=498411390054

use satellite view

S= start
end= finish
P = pit

with the rain all day today, this is seeming even harder.

DEFINITELY camping on that corner.

Man, it rain cats and dogs today, and just about every other animal that rain can be compared to. I spent all day by the window with a maniacal grin on my face that simply says "mud...".

cannot wait to make total destroy of my body.

where was all the mud?

ps - hey guys, im ok. bruised, sprained, contused, separated, but not broken! should be able to race rockburn, they said 3-5 days off and if i'm not better then, to call an orthopedist.

see, the thing is, i KNEW it wasn't broken, i really just went because the EMT told me to. i got there and they were all like "ok, xrays" and i was like GRRR NOT XTRAYS THATS NOT WHY IM HERE. but you know, what can you do? its hard to go to the hospital and be like "hi, i landed on my neck/face/shoulder/head, but i don't need xrays."

jesus dude. I was wondering where you went. You went down right infront of me but I thought you were ok since i am not used to peope actually getting hurt in cross.

that sucks! glad you ARE ok afterall.

Ryan--

Glad to hear you are in one piece.

By the way, the Ashley Todd face decoration was genius. Well played. I didn't even notice it until I was looking at my pictures, and then had to show my wife who had a good laugh as well.

New Guy, ryand, Schiek (look at me referring to myself in the third person) ... that race was rough on folks around here. How'd everyone else do?

Dang Ryan, what happened out there? I was at the sidelines waiting to cheer you on, I see you coming and I'm all set to scream "C'mon Ryan, C'mon!!!", and then you get closer and you have your arm across your ribcage and I'm thinking "uh oh, this is not good...".

Either way, sucks that you're banged up, but glad you're not broken. Get better, drink a few beers, and we'll see you Sunday at Rockburn.

jesus dude. I was wondering where you went. You went down right infront of me but I thought you were ok since i am not used to peope actually getting hurt in cross.

that sucks! glad you ARE ok afterall.


Hmm, that means we were racing each other, because I was directly behind Ryan when he crashed. Awesome!

Here's a pic my bro took from today's race of me suffering:
http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/9436/img7210je8.th.jpg (http://img406.imageshack.us/my.php?image=img7210je8.jpg)http://img406.imageshack.us/images/thpix.gif (http://g.imageshack.us/thpix.php)

results going up as I worked out the kinks:

http://www.dcmtb.com/blog/dc-cx

thanks to everyone who came out!

best wishes to anyone who got hurt! an elite was ambulanced off in the last event...

marc

Riskus, I didn't go down til lap 4. I don't know what was up with when I fell lap 1. But I lost my computer doing so...

oh wow where did you go down?

I ended up racing over half the race in my 53 chainring which ruined my race. I have no idea how it got up there since I dont have a front der.

haha, what the **** did you do? thats so awesome.

i went down in the very back just before getting on to the road.

after i fell in front of you, i fell again trying to straighten my lever because i wasn't watching the course. then i decided to try to ride the barriers laps 3 and 4. then the ref pulled me finishing lap 4 because i only had one arm on the bars.

bill, post your pictures.
(now that i met you in real life, i should be able to remember your name)

did anyone end up getting over the barriers?

i don't think so, the elite guys apparently didn't try due to the money on the line.

i'm sorry, but if you're not top 20 in that race, you probably aren't getting paid, and you should try to ride that for chocolate and so that all the fans will love you.

did anyone end up getting over the barriers?

Mike Klasmeier of DCMTB got the chocolates for the best effort- he got over the first one a few times.

-marc

i almost got over the first, but dabbed doing so. didn't even ride to the second though. that was really tough. if they were piles of logs like kelley acres, i think it could have been doable a lot easier, because they allow your wheel to roll over them.

great course marc. my first pre-ride i didn't think it was going to be that technical, but once i did it at speed it got better. very fun.

i almost got over the first, but dabbed doing so. didn't even ride to the second though. that was really tough. if they were piles of logs like kelley acres, i think it could have been doable a lot easier, because they allow your wheel to roll over them.

great course marc. my first pre-ride i didn't think it was going to be that technical, but once i did it at speed it got better. very fun.

except I wanted people to dismount!

and thanks! :)

yeah, well i wanted chocolate! (even though i don't like chocolate)

yeah, well i wanted chocolate! (even though i don't like chocolate)

lol

I am sure mike K was motivated by the chance to be the one to do it too!

great race.
if i finished 9th in the C race, would i be able to hang ok in the B's?

yes, upgrade. you'll feel better about yourself.

I got a couple pictures up here. (http://www.flickr.com/photos/picturesoflily/sets/72157608405196109/) They are all of the 3/4 race.

More to come. Most are at the fallen trees with a gratuitous one of Ryan during triage. And one of Riskus looking scary.

Those logs led to some creative barrier technique.

hahaha! so awesome!

And one of Riskus looking scary.

Those logs led to some creative barrier technique.

Look upon me
I am the beast

Demonomania, Demonomania, Demonomania
My father was a wolf



i hated those logs

City Bikes DCCX 10/26/2008

Men 1/2/3
Category: 35 starters Winning Time: 60:54

Place Time Last Name First Name Team
1 1:00:54 SCHEMPF Weston C3-Sollay.com!
2 1:01:21 GALLAGHER Michael C3-SOLLAY.COM
3 1:02:07 LEE BOBBY
4 1:02:14 GALEGHER SEAN
5 1:02:37 LANGLEY Russ Batley- Harley Davidson
6 1:02:44 BUCKLES JEFF
7 1:02:44 WULFKAHLO ANDREW
8 1:02:57 WITTWER Greg ALAN North America Cycling Team
9 1:03:40 NIETERS Jared Haymarket Bicycles/Function Drinks
10 1:03:42 HESEL Todd Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing
11 1:05:18 HAYNES MASON
12 1:05:31 BREWER John Haymarket Bicycles p/b Function Drinks
13 1:05:36 WEAVER Dave ALAN N. America Cycling Team
14 FOUCHE Brian AVC/Team Hagerstown-Washington Co
15 JONES Taylor Inland Construction/BTD
16 Wagner James W
17 PAPADOPOULOS Yanni The Valley Athletic Club
18 SHOGREN Gunnar SoBe/Cannondale
19 1:03:47 Hipp Todd
20 1:03:57 ANDERSON Terry Haymarket Bicycles p/b Function Drinks
21 1:04:31 MCGILL Chris WV29er/CANNONDALE MTB TEAM
22 1:04:41 TILLE Dan Fulcrum Coaching
23 1:04:53 SEYMOUR Nate Potomac Velo Club
dnf WOOD David Bike Doctor Waldorf
dnf MILNE Judd
dnf ELLICOTT Evan Bike Doctor / Bayside Velo
dnf SPONSEL Alistair Team Type 1
dnf STOOP Michael Altius Cyclocross
dnf DEWALD Ryan Battley Harley Davidson
dnf DAVIS Michael Bike Doctor
dnf HAMMAKER KYLE
dnf WILCOX DAVID
dnf MAYHEW CHRIS
dnf VAN LIEROP ANTHONY
dns MACKAY Thomas Team Latitude

Elite Women 1/2/3
Category: 19 starters Winning Time:46:36

Place Tiime Last Name First Name Team
1 46:36:00 BUERKLE Patty Vanderkitten
2 46:51:00 GAVIN Kristin Human Zoom/Pabst Blue Ribbon
3 47:26:00 SHOGREN Elizabeth Sobe - Cannondale
4 47:32:00 KEMMERER Arley Hub Racing
5 46:34:00 SHELDON Libbey Tokyo Joe’s
6 47:48:00 WILLIAMS Samantha Sorella Cycling/BVM Engineering
7 48:23:00 SPANOGLE Terri NCVC/Inova Health System
8 48:30:00 CHURCH Kristine Human Zoom/ Pabst Blue Ribbon
9 48:39:00 BRISENO Christina C3-Sollay.com
10 48:59:00 Evers Sonja
11 51:54:00 ADAMS Kristina All American Bicycle Center
12 52:20:00 CARAVELLA SARAH
13 52:56:00 HARKER Marni Team Kenda Tire
14 53:10:00 CANDRIAN Lorena HPC powered by Altarum
DNF SWARTZ Melanie Velo Bella
DNF HARLOW Elizabeth C3-Sollay.com
DNF STARK Laura The Pony Shop
DNF HUIZING Marjan Team Kenda Tire
DNS MADEIRA Lindsay Vulvalution

Category: Masters 35+/45+ 123 47 starters Winning Time: 41:50

Place 45+ Time Last Name First Name Team
1 41:50:00 SAUNDERS Blair Secret Henry’s Team
2 42:00:00 GALLAGHER MICHAEL
3 X 42:31:00 KUTNEY Mark Van Dessel Cycles
4 X 42:32:00 SHOGREN Gunnar SoBe/Cannondale
5 42:34:00 AUER Kristopher C3-Sollay.Com
6 42:34:00 VAN LIEROP Anthony Hunt Valley Bicycles-Marathon Roofing/HVB
7 X 42:34:00 SHIAO Bernie Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV Amateur Cycling
8 X 42:55:00 KOLB Michael C3-Sollay.com
9 42:55:00 GWADZ Marc DCMTB/City Bikes
10 43:19:00 MEALEY Sean Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing
11 43:29:00 NEWELL Chris Sublime Athletics Velo
12 X 43:30:00 CLARKE Christopher DCMTB/City Bikes
13 43:49:00 WAGNER James W.
14 X 43:55:00 CORDISCO JEFF
15 43:59:00 SCOTT CHRIS
16 X 44:07:00 HUEBNER Ron Potomac Velo Club
17 44:12:00 NYSTROM Chris C3-Sollay.com !
18 42:20:00 MILNE Judd
19 44:24:00 HOLMAN Barry Team Fuji
20 44:27:00 FRITSCH Joe College Park Bicycles
21 44:31:00 HOUGHTON Jonathan
22 X 44:48:00 MASSE Roger Trek/VW East
23 44:54:00 Paisley Scott Bike Doctor
24 X 44:56:00 DOWNING Shawn Chesapeake Wheelmen/King Pawn
25 45:00:00 MCGILL Chris WV29er/CANNONDALE MTB TEAM
26 X 45:16:00 GREENE Albert Yellow Breeches Racing
27 45:50:00 FUENTES Dave Battley Harley Davidson pb Van Dessel
28 46:10:00 BIRNER Michael Ben’s Performance Bike’s/BMC
29 46:12:00 BUCHNESS Michael PedalShop
30 X 47:29:00 KENSINGER Karl NCVC/Inova Health System
31 X 47:43:00 BRECKENMAKER Kevin Yellow Breeches Racing
32 X 48:16:00 LORTZ Chip kelly benefit strategies/lsv amateur racing
33 47:43:00 DAVIS Michael
34 48:16:00 LEAVER Erik NCVC/Inova Health System
35 49:00:00 LUMM BRANDON
36 50:50:00 DOWNS Jay Fort Factory Team/Wvu Healthcare
37 X (+1) 51:11 CZAPIEWSKI Peter AMVC/DND Inc
38 (+1) 42:34 ROHR Keith Adventures for the Cure
39 X (+1) 44:15 JINKS Mike BikeWorks Racing
40 (+1) 47:43 SAUNDERS James Route 1 Velo/Arrow Bicycles
dnf CONNOLLY Karl Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV
dnf RALEY John ARTEMIS
dns X SIMONDS Joshua Clean Currents p/b Don Beyer Volvo
dnf GASTON Jeffrey
dnf X BILOTTA Tony Van Dessel Factory Team
dnf RUSNAK DAVID
dnf ELLICOTT EVAN

Category: 35+ 3/4 Men 90 starters

Place 45+ 55+ Time Last Name First Name
1 37:30:00 BLODGETT David
2 37:31:00 LILLIBRIDGE Joe
3 X 38:08:00 FRAZER Marc
4 38:08 HUHN Chris
5 38:08 KREISELMEIER Norman
6 X 38:10 WAHNER Paul
7 38:45 THOMPSON Scott
8 38:47 WILLIAMSON Brent
9 38:52 SEIBOLD Jonathan
10 39:05:00 MAY Johnny
11 39:08:00 MACON Chris
12 X 39:12:00 ROGERS John
13 39:12 Baake Kent
14 Beshore Michael
15 39:14:00 VAUGHN Tom
16 39:18 HEFFERNAN Mike
17 39:22:00 BERRY Jason
18 39:39:00 MICHEL Matt
19 39:42 WOODROW Ken
20 40:03 JENSEN Peter
21 40:26 MILLER Jim
22 40:44:00 SMITH Phil
23 X 984:00 SLOMAN Eric
24 41:07 GWADZ Joel
25 41:08:00 HEINTZ Geoffrey
26 41:21:00 ENGBLOM Thor
27 41:23:00 GUTZEIT Andreas
28 X 41:25:00 KOTUN Joseph
29 41:29:00 ? ?
30 41:39:00 HUDDLESTON Scott
31 X 41:43:00 IRVINE Ronne
32 X 41:45:00 WANCO Mark
33 41:47 Kamenick John
34 X 41:50 MESSERSMITH John
35 42:04:00 WALSH Ryan
36 42:12:00 KRAWCZEL Mike
37 X 42:13:00 OKEEFE Bill
38 42:24:00
39 X 42:35:00 WOLFE Thori
40 42:37:00 ADAIR Chris
41 X 42:38:00 KLOSE Steve
42 42:46:00
43 SCHIEKEN William
44 Wigfield Mark
45 43:36:00 WILLIAMS Rodney
46 43:41:00 PENANO Joe
47 43:51:00 GUE Todd
48 43:53:00 SCHULZ George
49 X X 43:59:00 LEA Rob
50 44:01:00 VANNIER Dave
51 X 44:23:00 TAMBEAUX David
52 X 44:36:00 CARLISLE James
53 44:38:00 CUSACK Patrick
54 45:23:00 ANDERSON Dave
55 46:02:00 LINDEMAN Peter
56 46:05:00 COLBY Robert
57 (+1) 37:41 BLANCHARD Timothy
58 (+1) 37:50 MATHIAS Michael
59 X X (+1) 38:26 Frawozl Frank
60 X X (+1) 38:53 FRAZIER Barry
61 X WEBB Greg
62 X (+1) 39:57 ZOELLER Michael
63 (+1) 40:15 GULL Jason
64 (+1) 40:20 MARCHAL Matthew
65 (+1) 41:53 MAISTO John
66 X (+1) 44:23 THOMPSON Tony
67 (+1) 43:01 BRACH Norman
68 X X (+1) 45:37 DIBIASI Nunzio
69 X (+1) 45:53 GILMAN Daniel
70 X X (+1) 46:17 BRIGGS James
71 (+1) 46:96 PRICE Sean

Masters 55+ 1,2,3,4
6 starters Winning Time:43:59

Place Time Bib # Last Name First Name
1 43:59 491 LEA Rob
2 (+1) 38:26 497 Frawozl Frank
3 (+1) 38:53) 494 FRAZIER Barry
4 (+1) 45:37 490 DIBIASI Nunzio
5 (+1) 46:17 493 BRIGGS James
dnf 492 WILLIAMS Ben
dns 496 WITTWER Fred

Cat 3/4 Men
91 starters Winning Time: 42:47

Place Time Last Name First Name Team
1 42:47 MATHIAS Ian Hunt Valley Bicycles / Marathon Roofing
2 43:01 DRISCOLL Alex Adventures For the Cure
3 43:35 DRISCOLL Adam Adventures For the Cure
4 44:07 MAYHEW Chris JBV Coaching
5 44:21 MURPHY Kyle The Bike Lane
6 44:39 MUDD Jim Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing
7 44:48 FIFE Steve Bike Doctor
8 44:59 SANDUSKY Luke
9 45:07 PARSE Matt Route 1 Velo / Capitol Hill Bikes
10 45:09 BROADWATER Mark C3-Sollay.com
11 45:15 KENNEDY Peter C3-Sollay.com
12 45:18 ASHMAN Joseph
13 45:53 HERMANSON Charly Kelly Benefits Strategies/LSV Amateur Cycling
14 46:00 PEARCE Michael DCMTB/CITYBIKES
15 46:06 WALENCIKOWSKI Judd Bike Doctor
16 46:20 EBRIGHT Alex
17 46:27 HOSTETTER III John C3-Sollay.com
18 46:30 WILCOX David Cambridge Bicycle/Igleheart Frames
19 46:34 ECKSTEIN Drew
20 46:44 BANNON Ryan The Bike Lane
21 46:47 MONTE-SANO Alex
22 46:54 Mackay Thomas
23 47:12 CARRICO Robert Altius Cycling Team
24 47:18 ROBINSON Evan
25 47:35 HARDY Ryan C3-Sollay.com
26 47:36 RISKUS Stephen AABC
27 47:41 Shattuck Trevor Hunt Valley
28 47:51 BIGGS Darren DCMTB\City Bikes
29 48:07 CHAMBERLIN Andrew
30 48:09 NEWILL Ryan Squadra Coppi/IM Saab
31 48:17 DONAHUE Matthew DCMTB/City Bikes
32 48:20 FABER Gregoire NCVC/Inova Health System
33 48:31 MORRISON Ian Bike Doctor/Bayside Velo
34 48:47 LEA Syd
35 48:48 ESMONDE Mike Route 1 Velo/Capitol Hill Bikes
36 48:49 JAMMET Christophe CRCA/ NYVELOCITY
37 48:57 HENNESSY Matthew Team BBC
38 KELADA Samir
39 SCARDAVILLE Michael DCMTB/City Bikes
40 CHENENKO Nathan
41 49:38 BRANCHEAU Matthew Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV Amateur Cycling
42 49:42 WALLACE Vaughn Trek of Pittsburgh
43 49:48 LUECKE Willaim
44 50:48 POOCHIGAN BRAIN
45 MONCTON Jonathan
46 51:24 DOUGLAS Ryan Route 1 Velo/Capitol Hill Bikes
47 (+1) 42:50 KOTUN Joseph Evolution Cycling
48 (+1) 43:31 KELLY Robert NCVC/Inova Health System
49 (+1) BRADSHAW Zachary Cycling Club of Virginia Commonwealth University
50 (+1) 43:38 CONGROVE Cj
51 (+1) 43:55 CERNICH Scott Route 1 Velo/Capitol Hill Bikes
52 (+1) 44:13 KLASMEIER Mike
53 (+1) 44:15 PITMAN Kyle Latitude/ABRT
54 (+1) 44:32 FADER Evan Battley Harley Davidson pb Van Dessel
55 (+1) MARMO Steven CRCA/Setanta
56 (+1) ROHRER John Antietam Velo Club
57 (+1) 45:55 SHARP II Brown
58 (+1) HELMING Matthew
59 (+1) 46:39 Bravo Richard
60 (+1) Sugar Richie
61 (+1) 47:54 KING Caleb
62 (+1) HELMING Christopher
63 (+1) 49:39 GASTON Jeffrey
64 (+1) 49:41 SMITH Phil
65 (+1) MONCTON Jonathan
66 (+1) GIORDANO John Johnny Wetnutz
67 (+1) 51:39 ? ?
68 (+1) 51:55 O’BRYAN Shaun Proteus Bicycles
69 (+1) 52:39 SCHREIBER -STAINTHORP Aaron 1723
70 51:17 VENTOSA Joseph proteus bicycles
dnf OKEEFE Sam C3-Sollay.com
dnf YEAGER Sean Altius Cycling Team
dnf KAMENICK John evolution cycling
dnf DUDEK Ryan Racing Union
dnf WAHL Stephen AVC/ Team Hagerstown-Washington Co
dnf HENRY Peter Team Carytown Bicycle Company
dnf HAMPTON Robb Bike Doctor/Bayside Velo
dns LUMM Brandon Route 1 Velo / Capitol Hill Bikes
dns BLACK Steven National Capital Velo Club/Inova Health
dns MILINKOVIC George Squadra Coppi/IM Saab
dns MUDD Jim Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing
dns CAMPBELL Robert Bike Line
dns KENDALL Steven NCVC/Inova Health System
dns BAVIER John The Bike Rack
dns KENDALL Bradley NCVC/Inova Health System
dns FOLEY Joe DCMTB/City Bikes
dns MCKEEGAN Patrick Monticello Velo Club/Blue Wheel
dns CAPELLE Greg
dns JOYNER Paul
dns SO Anthony
SAUNDERS Will HPC

Category: Cat 3/4 Women 38 starters

Place Time Last Name First Name Team
1 49:55 OLIVER Lynne DCMTB
2 COLSANT Jean Squadra Coppi
3 53:37 BAYER Lindsay Potomac Velo Club
4 53:40 VAVASORI Angela Hunt Valley Bicycles
5 53:48 HILLESHEIM Lindsey Squadra Coppi/IM Saab
6 55:08 Tile Misty SMT
7 56:13 ANDERSON Cynthia AMVC/DND Inc.
8 PITT Jennifer C3-Sollay.com
9 ALEX Mary Artemis
10 KILDAY Lisa DC Triathlon Club
11 TUFANO Allyson
12 JOHNSON Cynthia Artemis
13 PETERSAN Doron The Bike Rack
14 ROSS Heather The Bike Rack
15 WEHLBERG Christine
16 DUGOVICH Lindsay Hunt Valley Bicycles
17 ZADNIK NEWELL Mary Sublime Athletics Velo
18 CASTOR Sioban SquadraCoppi/Im Saab
19 +1 lap LEA Tracy T.E.A.M. FUJI
20 +1 lap KUMM Yo
21 +1 lap GAYNOR Caroline CRCA/PROAS****.dk
22 +1 lap FRUSTACE PATRICIA
23 +1 lap SNAVELY Mary Anne Altius Cycling Team
24 +1 lap SWETT Tia
25 +1 lap HUEBNER Christina Potomac Velo Club
26 +1 lap HAMMOND Christine Bike Dr Waldorf
27 +1 lap Madeira Lindsey
28 +1 lap LOPARCO Karen
29 +1 lap NEWBURY Tris DCMTB/CityBikes
30 +2 lap MONTE-SANO Chauncey
31 +1 lap KESSEL Ellen Artemis
DNF FINNEY Christie The Children in the Shoe Preschools and Daycare
DNF KNOPF Ilana DCMTB/City Bikes
DNF BAE Young-Sue
DNF FRANKO Jennifer Proteus Bicycles
DNF HUDSON Ashley Feedback Sports
DNF WILLIAMSON Christine
DNF SCHLEGEL Noelle

Cat 4 Men 100 starters
DCCX ‘08
Place Time Last Name First Name
1 40:18 BARTLETT Matthew
2 41:01 RADES Paul
3 41:30 TROY Andrew
4 41:32 FABER Gregoire
5 41:56 BICKLING Todd
6 41:57 DOUGLAS Ryan
7 42:01 FLYNN Brian
8 42:41 CARROLL Matt
9 42:41 CARRAWAY Chris
10 42:43 BASSETT Benjamin
11 42:57 CERNICH Scott
12 42:59 BATTAN David
13 43:02 BECKMANN Brian
14 43:02 WELCH Andrew
15 43:07 CUTLER John
16 43:22 GIANCOLI Michael
17 43:30 SCOTT John
18 43:32 WHEATON Jonathan
19 43:34 PEARLMAN Jason
20 43:39 MOORE Thom
21 43:47 MORALI Jay
22 43:50 KRALEC James
23 44:00 BLAIR Patrick
24 44:10 HALL Josh
25 44:19 GLODEK John
26 44:28 CALDWELL Elliott
27 44:33 PHILLIPS Timothy
28 44:41 WOLFE Thori
29 44:47 SMEAD Chris
30 44:47 ROGERS Zachary
31 44:48 GUE Todd
32 44:53 MATTINGLY Chris
33 44:55 SCHIAVO Mike
34 44:59 SCHMIERER Brian
35 45:03 HEYWOOD John
36 45:09 OWENS Douglas
37 45:19 LEWANDOWSKI Adam
38 45:27 MCCASLAND William
39 45:29 SODA Chris
40 45:30 BRADLEY Brian
41 45:40 MITCHELL Arthur
42 45:55 GHAIS Aaron
43 45:58 LARUE John
44 45:59 CARLISLE James
45 46:04 KONIOWSKY Danny
46 46:12 HICKS Jon
47 46:13 TUCKER Matt
48 46:34 ZACHARY Rich
49 47:28 BAKER Matt
50 47:46 VICHICH Mark
51 47:49 NADAS Joshua
52 47:51 HOHENBRINK Richard
53 47:57 WIESENHAHN David
54 48:07 KLINE James
55 48:09 VENTOSA Joseph
56 48:16 PAXSON Brian
57 48:23 BAVIER John
58 49:00 HAYDEN Rene
59 49:10 AYERS Nathan
60 49:13 BROXTERMAN Brian
61 49:32 MARESCA Kevin
62 (+1) 40:55 PAUL Timothy
63 (+1) 40:51 MOORE Tchad
64 (+1) 40:57 PEEL Jeff
65 (+1) 41:30 GEARHART Scott
66 (+1) 41:55 BREEDEN Steve
67 (+1) 42:24 DUCNUIGEEN Jan
68 (+1) 42:34 GRONVALL Peter
69 (+1) 42:35 WILCOX Mark
70 (+1) 43:05 GAYFORD Mathew
71 (+1) 43:34 COHEN Josh
72 (+1) 45:11 MORRIS Kenneth
73 (+1) 45:49 ENGLEMAN Patrick
74 (+1) 46:02 COOK John
75 (+1) 47:21 CHOU Leon
76 (+1) 48:33 SCHOTT Sol
77 (+1) 49:15 HARRINGTON Brian
78 (+1) 49:56 HOLBEN Chris
dnf WHARTON Craig
dnf MARKS Jeffery
dnf TRESSLER Lyal
dnf ALLEN Alex
dnf SUGAR Richie
dnf JONES Thomas
dnf TABOR Ben
dnf EVEN Matthew
dnf PLOTZ Mark
dnf SCHLITZER Henry
dnf SWANSON Derek
dnf LUDICKE John
dnf ANKRAH Rodges
dnf VALDEZ Samuel
dnf MORRISON Ian
dnf MCGRATH Glenn
dnf PORTER Read
dnf HOLM Chad
dnf HUDSON Benjamin
dnf O’BRIEN Conor
dnf KENNEDY Andrew
dnf RESNICK Justin

Juniors 17-18 6 starters

Place Place in 3/4 field Time Bib # Last Name Team Racing Age
1 23 46:50:00 394 BLACK
2 40 390 LORTZ III Kelly Benefits Strategies 17
3 65 48:25:00 391 MAUCH NCVC/Inova Health System 15
4 67 49:09:00 392 KLOSE Adventures for the Cure 16
dnf 393 TAMBEAUX Adventures for the Cure 15
395 BYER

Category: Jun 10-16 15 starters

Bib # Place Time Last Name First Name Team
182 1 16:04 KLOSE Jimmy Adventures for the Cure
181 2 16:08 MAUCH Justin NCVC/Inova Health System
193 3 18:55 BYER MAX
194 4 20:10 TAMBEAU LARS
187 5 21:02 THOMPSON Jake Squadra Coppi/IM Saab
185 6 21:05 BELL Noah RacerHeads SLC
183 7 22:01 KLOSE Tommy Adventures for the Cure
176 8 22:35 BATTON NICK
184 9 23:50 ROHR Holden Adventures for the Cure
192 10 24:36 YAGER Nolan
190 11 25:37 ROHR Avy Adventures for the Cure
191 12 26:46 SOREFF JONES Jacob proteus
186 13 31:56 ENGBLOM Nicholas NCVC/Inova Health System
188 DNF REVERE Ethan Altius Cycling Team
189 DNF BELL Daniel Racerheads SLC

Hey Marc, is the dude that went face first into the barriers ok?

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