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IC3 juniors

IC3_Blogger — Sun, 23 May 2010 02:02:46 +0000

Just a quick post to let you know that we have the funnest, goofiest, and silliest group of kids riding in our junior program that I’ve had the honor of riding with.

Thanks to the IC3 North Texas “track-rats” for being such a blessing to old Coach Kev.

That is all.

White Rock training ride 4/15, 12:30pm

IC3_Blogger — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 15:05:11 +0000

3408 W. Lawther, Dallas

16-17 mph avg speed.

All are welcome to come train with us!

Multi-team BikeMS ride

IC3_Blogger — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 19:14:40 +0000

Calling all IC3-I am Second teammates! (and anyone else…)

Please see the events over on the right side of the page for details about this Sunday’s ride.

A waiver is required!!! Email me to get it.

Free, bring your own spare tubes, cash, refreshements. No SAG is available.

The routes are 30 and 55 (I think), but I expect to be cutting the 30 down a bit for really new riders…come join us!

Kevin

BikeMS training ride

IC3_Blogger — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 16:00:04 +0000

Yesterday was a beautiful day to ride!

On very short notice, cyclists from 8 years old to 70 came out to White Rock lake to get in a few laps of training in the sun.

Our youngest and oldest riders each did one full lap (9.3 miles), others did two mid-pace and a couple of hotshots did a full-on race-pace lap in under 28 minutes.

The wind was a bit of a challenge, but everyone seemed to have a good time.

Keep an eye out here, twitter and Facebook for more “impromptu” rides!

Men’s Cat 5 Race

IC3_Blogger — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 22:37:14 +0000

Well, folks, last race of the day. The Men’s Cat5 is underway. We had a guy crash in the Men’s 35+/4/5. Evidently he smacked his head pretty good and has been transported to the hospital. Please lift him up in your prayers. He finished the race but is feeling pretty bad right now.

Here is a plug for RoadID (one of our sponsors). When you are out on the road and bad things happen, make sure that you have all of you important information easily available. RoadID has an online information database that insures that all of your important information is available should something go wrong.

The field is pretty spreadout. There are a couple small groups, but alot of guys are riding solo.

The Cat5 is becoming a splash zone as the fans empty their coolers and try and cool off the racers.

The Race Results for the Men’s Cat5 race are: 1: Jon Emmons, 510
2: Baylor Blessing, 517
3: Chad Jarrett, 506

The Preme winners in order of award are: 510, 517, 509

Thanks, everyone who has been following the blog today. But thanks to all of our sponsors who made this event possible. Please patronize our sponsors and let them know how much we appreciate their help putting this event on.

Dan out.

Women’s Cat 4

IC3_Blogger — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 21:54:40 +0000

The Women’s Cat 4 race is underway. The field is a bit splintered, as these women press on in the heat and the stiff breeze. We witnessed our first shoe change, as one of the racers had to start with one race shoe and a flip-flop.

Dispite the heat and wind the leaders pace is not too far off the pace of other races today. Lindsy Shafer, the leader, is beginning to lap members of the field that have fallen off the pace.

We’ve had our first rider fall victim to the heat. The EMTs are attending to her.

The last preme was decided by 0.0047seconds, between 211 beating 210.

Race Results are as follows: 1: Lindsey Shafer, 204
2: Loren Eggenschwiler, 203
3: Rebecca Bradley, 211

Primes went to 204, 211, 213, 202 & 211 by order of Prime.

Men’s 35+/Cat 4/5 Race

IC3_Blogger — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 21:02:49 +0000

We had a couple minor technical difficulties, but we are back online.

The Men’s 35+/4/5 Race is off. The leader, Mario Valesco, is 45sec off the front.

We need to give a special shout out to our sponsors. The Cooper folks have been fantastic and the use of their facilities has been greatly appreciated. Pat Lobb Toyota is here with their Toyota Tundra display and has been providing some much needed A/C. ROL Wheels is providing great support and Aruba Sports has a tent at the start of the finish line stretch.

The first Preme goes to Mario Valesco, 657.

The chase is on to catch the leader Mario Valesco.

The field is being decimated by the heat and the fast pace by the leaders, only small groups and solo riders are left as the leader continues to lap riders.

We have a crash on the back side of the course. No harm no fowl. Just a little road rash and a banged up bike, but nothing too serious.

The Race Results for the Men’s 35+/4/5: 1: Mario Velasco, 657
2: Carey Rouse, 668
3: Todd Hollenshead, 666

Juniors 10-14/15-18 Race

IC3_Blogger — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 19:53:28 +0000

The juniors are off racing again. After the start, everyone is maintaining a close pack.

The first Preme goes to Imari Miller, 126.
The second Preme goes to Noah Williams, 267.
The third Preme goes to Danny Parks, 400.

The 10-14 Race Results are: 1: Imari Miller
2: Danny Parks
3: Payton Thomas

The 15-18 Race Results are: 1: Noah Williams
2: Tyler Chidester
3: Justin Hicks

Race Results on TXBRA.org

IC3_Blogger — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 19:49:42 +0000

We are posting the official race results on the Racing Forum of TXBRA.org. Thanks Andy Hollinger for getting us those results and thanks again to the Scrapbook Barn for the use of the wireless card.

Men’s P/1/2 Elite Race

IC3_Blogger — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 18:24:40 +0000

The Men’s P/1/2 race is off. 75 minutes in the Texas heat. Special thanks to Pat Lobb Toyota of McKinney for getting the Toyota Elite Cycling Team here for the race.

Jorge Merle is off the front of the pack.

The winner of the first Preme is Jed Rogers, 32.

The pack has maintained itself pretty well though the start of the race. Only a few racers are off the back.

King Crosby of TNC Fame is 1min17sec off of the chase (2nd & 3rd) and 2min 0sec ahead of the pack. Crosby is set to lap the pack.

I appologize I was shooting some pics so I missed the Preme results.

Race Results for the Men’s P/1/2: 1: Brett Crosby, 21
2: Nick Kiernan, 44
3: Steen Rose, 34