i'm in the red jersey at top of frame:
photo courtesy: Renee Callaway
also, cheapau (as well as photo courtesies) to clinic & race organizer Renee Callaway & all of her volunteers for such a cool event.
photo courtesy: Renee Callaway
thanks to the guy who helped me pin my bib number on the back of my jersey properly... WHILE WE WERE ON THE START LINE!
Mike Meccia (#155) and i duked it out for the balance of the 30 minutes:
photo courtesy: Margo Barcheski
sorry to the guy i ran into during the start (i think it was a stoton rider... well, at least i didn't knock him over, just took him off of his line a little).
note the bad form over the barrier... the seat shouldn't be under the arm, but away from the body. but, at this point, i couldn't have cared less:
photo courtesy: Margo Barcheski
as rider #101, i ran in USAC Category 4. 53rd out of 63 and surprisingly didn't get lapped.
http://www.madcross.org/badgercross06results.htm
unfortunately, i can't seem to find a photo of me crashing into the first set of barriers. (i'd actually pay good money for that).
for those of you who aren't familiar with cyclo-cross, here's a couple more of Renee's pictures that will give a feel for what goes on.
Lewis Clark, a parent of one of Margo's students (small world), portages the sand trap on his way to a 27th place finish:
get off and run some more, this time up hill over some logs...
and be careful on the exit of the chicane:
Category 3 men's race over the barriers:
bike reflectors, a little crome, the right sun angle and a dirty lens maks a pretty cool shot: for more wisconsin 'cross action:
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