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The magazine of cycling in Alberta
The
$2.00 in
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Vol. 37 No. 1
spin
Spring 2005
Off the front...
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Alberta Spin Spring 2005
The Big Aloha!
Hello, and welcome to another busy season at the Alberta
Bicycle Association. It is my pleasure to write to you as
the new President. I have really enjoyed my years of
volunteerism within the ABA and look forward to
serving the many different views and interests of cyclists
in this Province.
When I think of the many exciting events that are going
on this summer, it is hard to believe that we have our
usual full and diverse calendar as well as the enormous
undertaking that is the World Masters Games. The
interest and excitement that the Games are producing
continues to build and the numbers are increasing with
each update from the Games Office. As we get closer to
the event, the need for volunteers at the various venues
and events will continue to be of utmost importance to
the success of the cycling disciplines. If you have some
time this summer to assist the clubs putting on the
events, or elsewhere at the Games, please do so!
One of my goals as President is to continue to foster the
relationship between the various disciplines of cycling in
this Province. I feel that it is imperative that we all work
together to promote all aspects of cycling and that we are
stronger as a united front than we are as a segmented
group of varied interests.
We continue to strive at the national level for a better
insurance deal. We look to a strengthening of the CCA
Office with the hiring of a new Chief Operating Officer,
Steve Lacelle, whom I met at our CCA Insurance Committee meeting. Steve seems to be making an immediate and
positive impact at the National Office. I am also working
hard to ensure that Alberta’s voice is heard nationally
with my election as Chair of the Inter-Provincial Council
of the CCA.
I appreciate any input and comments you might have for
me, and please feel free to come up, say hi, and engage me
in discussion at events this summer!
“The Big Kahuna”
ABA President Tim Harris
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Stay tuned for the advent of stylin’ ABA wear: T-shirts,
ball caps, touques. Kristy Sarnoski and Brys Francis are
on the ABA Clothing Committee and they will get the
good stuff.
Bronze grandstand seats at the CHAMP car race in
Edmonton in July 2005: $90
Silver seats: $155
Gold seats: $220
Grandstand suites for 50 people (food and drink extra):
$38,000
Standing in the rain at the finish line of a Tuesday
night club race: priceless.
The ABA notes with sadness the passing of Ron
Moore, longtime rider and cycling supporter.
Ron suffered from cystic fibrosis and this makes
his involvement in cycling all the more remarkable. Ron’s drive and determination helped him
live to age 48 with a genetic condition where the
life expectancy is 37.
Many people will remember Ron organizing and
competing at roller races during the winter where
his fast-twitch “sewing machine legs” took him to
record times. Ron owned and operated George’s
Cycle from 1985 to 2001 and is survived by wife
Linda and children Alana and Aaron.
Please make memorial donations to the Canadian
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
Contributors!
The Alberta Bicycle Association produces the Alberta Spin 4
times a year at the Percy Page Centre Print Shop.
ISSN 1499-2736
Editor: Jeff Davis albertaspin@shaw.ca
Editorial Review: Lisa Licis
Contributors this issue:
Words: Christine Ezinga, Marg Fedyna, Jeffrey Michael FrancLaw , Jeff Gruttz, Tim Harris, Cheri Helm, Sue Hetherington,
Andy Holmwood, Rundle Mountain CC
Pictures: Andrea Brewer, Ken Cheung, Mark Clark, Pat Ferris,
Jeffrey Michael Franc-Law, Jeff Gruttz, J. Hawthorne, Dianna
Kennedy, Dave Lowery, Rob Onodera, Alan Schietzsch
Linda Medland Davis had to get a new red pen
Publications Mail Agreement #40016411
Contribute!
Jeff Davis 780-483-1880 (Edmonton)
E-mail: albertaspin@shaw.ca
Mail photos, diskettes (IBM) and paper (if you must) to
the ABA Office:
11759 Groat Road Edmonton AB T5M 3K6.
Fax it straight, clean and simple to 780-427-6438
ABA E-mail is office@albertabicycle.ab.ca
2005/6 Alberta Spin Deadlines
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Summer 2005 June 30
Autumn 2005 August 31
Winter 2005 Nov. 30
out-by
July 15
Sept. 15
Dec. 15
Spring 2006 Mar. 31
Apr.15
feature
Results! Pix!
More results!
AGM News
‘Cross!!!!
Forms, calendar
by Andy Holmwood
Calgary – The Alberta Bicycle Association is pleased to
announce the awarding of two Wild Rose Scholarships,
totalling $5,000, to Alberta Provincial Team riders Dianna
Kennedy and Mark MacDonald.
“The Wild Rose Scholarship was initiated this year by a
private individual wishing to support developing athletes
enrolled in the first year of a post-secondary education
program,” says Andy Holmwood, spokesperson for the
Alberta Bicycle Association. “The donor recognized the
difficulty faced by athletes competing nationally and
internationally, yet not currently at level at which they
would receive Sport Canada support. The financial
challenges faced by these athletes, who are combining
athletic pursuits with education, place a significant
amount of stress on the athletes and their families. Any
time such athletes can access funding by way of grants or
scholarships, it puts the athlete in a better position to
focus on training and perform at their best. On behalf of
the Alberta Bicycle Association, I would like to extend our
thanks and express our great appreciation to the donor for
this contribution,” states Holmwood.
The Wild Rose Scholarship attracted numerous applications from cyclists this year, who were encouraged to take
a creative approach to the application process. The
Scholarship will become an annual award available to
developing Alberta cyclists.
The Alberta Bicycle Association promotes all aspects of
cycling in Alberta, including road, track, mountain bike,
cyclo-cross, and BMX racing. Association activities also
include the promotion of cycling for recreation and
transportation, trail maintenance, and cycling advocacy.
The Alberta Bicycle Association is affiliated to the Canadian Cycling Association and Union Cycliste
Internationale.
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Dianna Kennedy
2004 Results:
Alberta Junior Elite Triathlete of the Year
2nd North American 23rd overall at
Triathlon Worlds in
Portugal, Madiera
1st GC Prairie Steamer cycling Stage race.
1st Category B Pigeon Lake Road race. 4th
place overall
1st Provincial Triathlon Championships
1st Calgary Provincial Kids Of Steel
Triathlon
3rd St. Malo Jr. race series triathlon
Mark MacDonald 2004 Results
Photo by Andrea Brewer
National Road Cycling Championships12th Individual Time Trial,
19th Road Race
National Track Cycling Championships1st Kilo, 3rd Individual Pursuit,
1st Team Pursuit
Junior Track World Championships21st Kilo, 10th Team Sprint,
27th Individual Pursuit
Junior Races:
1st Provincial Hill Climb
1st Canmore Individual Time Trial
1st Bikeshevik GP Omnium
1st Provincial Cyclocross
Championships
1st AVC Track Race (Victoria) - Kilo,
Pursuit, Kerin, Team Sprint
1st Junior Best All Around Rider
1st Provincial Track Series
(Journal Cup)
3rd Pigeon Lake Road Race
Photos courtesy Dianna Kennedy
Junior National Track Cycling Team
Alberta Provincial Road and Track Teams
Ms. Kennedy, who rides for the Synergy Cycling Team of
Calgary, is a member of the National Triathlon Team and
competed at the 2004 World Championships. In 2004,
she competed for Team Alberta at events including the
Tour de Delta and Gastown Grand Prix, both in British
Columbia. Mr. MacDonald, a member of the Sport Chek
Cycling Team, completes his final year of Junior racing
this season. The highlight of his season was selection to
the Canadian National Track Team which competed at
the Junior World Championships in Los Angeles.
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keeps cyclists rolling
Wild Rose Scholarship
Spring 2005 Alberta Spin
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Directions
by Andy Holmwood, ABA Technical Director
andy@albertabicycle.ab.ca
403-297-2720
2nd Floor, 818 16 Ave. N.W.
Calgary, Alberta T2M 0K1
An exciting 2005 ….
Less than two months into the New Year and already
several Albertans have competed internationally:
2005 Canada Games
Peter Toth (ERTC/redbike) competed in the World
Masters’ Cyclo-cross Championships in Mol, Belgium,
while Samantha Nicholson (Bianchi/The Bike Shop)
competed in the Elite World Cyclo-cross Championships
Mark MacDonald and Philippe Abbott (Sport
Chek and bicisport) are spending the latter half of the
winter in France, competing in regional road races.
In August of this year a team of young Alberta cyclists
will compete at the Canada Games, a major multi-sport
event for developing athletes held every four years. The
Games are contested by Provincial and Territorial teams.
Eligibility: Team Alberta will consist of 6 male (born
1985 or after) and 6 female (born 1983 or after) athletes.
Some high-performance athletes aged 18 or older may
not be eligible for the Games; other eligibility rules also
apply. Please contact Andy Holmwood or visit the
Canada Games website for more information:
www.canadagames.ca, ww.2005jeuxducanadagames.ca
Events: Events at the Canada Games include Road
(Individual Time Trial, Criterium, Road Race) and Mountain Bike (Cross-country). Athletes must compete in all
races.
Team Alberta Selection Procedure
Athletes will be selected no later than June 23rd. Positions
on the team, for both men and women, will be awarded
as follows:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5., 6.
1st place – Road points
1st place – Mountain Bike points
1st place – Overall combined points
(or next best if already selected)
2nd place – Road points
(or next best if already selected)
Racing Committee Selections
Selection Events, Categories, and Points
May 15
Accept the Challenge XC Junior/Senior
Expert Men*, Junior/Senior Expert Women*
June 4
Regina ITT Cat 1&2, Open Women
June 5
Regina RR
Cat 1&2, Open Women
June 5
Regina Crit Cat 1&2, Open Women
June 19
Down ‘n Dirty XC
Junior/Senior
Expert Men*, Junior/Senior ExpertWomen*
Technical
On the track, look for Travis Smith (TheTrackTeam),
Cam MacKinnon (TheTrackTeam), and Lori Ann
Muenzer (Juventus) at upcoming World Cups and the
World Championships.
The Alberta Provincial Team Program has been established for the season – the focus this year will be on a
strong performance at the Canada Games and another
strong showing at the National Track Championships,
coming up in Calgary. This season will be the busiest yet
for the Alberta Provincial Team, with 6 projects being
planned. Athletes interested in the Provincial Team
program should familiarize themselves with the selection
documents that may be found at:
www.albertabicycle.ab.ca
Coaching News: The ABA will offer a full slate of NCCP
Technical courses this spring, including the rarely offered
Level 1 Track Course, and also the rarely offered Level 2
Mountain Bike Course.
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*Junior and Senior Expert categories will start together
and race an equivalent distance.)
In the Cross-country events and Road Race, points will be
awarded to 12th position to finishers in the categories
listed, regardless of a rider’s eligibility for the Canada
Games; candidates must finish in the top 12 of the
category to gain points. Points will be awarded likewise to
10th position in the Criterium. In the Individual Time
Trial selection event, Alberta Canada Games candidates
will be awarded points exclusively to 10th position. Points
will be awarded as follows:
RR, XC
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
ITT, Criterium
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3 Ties will be broken by performance in the Regina ITT
3 If a rider gains selection in more than one category
(road, mountain, or overall points), the category in which
the rider is selected 1st on points shall take precedence. If a
rider qualifies first in more than one category, the category in which the rider earned the highest number of
points shall take precedence.
3 Riders wishing to compete for team positions, but not
currently placed in the listed categories, will be granted
temporary upgrades or downgrades.
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2004 Journal Cup track final standings
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1= Bikeshevik, 2= Kivehsekib, 3= Juventus, 4= FVK Summer Classic, 5= Provincials
#
Name
Open Men
1
Graeme Thomson
2
Chris Rubuliak
3
Zach Bell
4
Bob Veroba
5
Joel Regimbald
6
Ryan McKenzie
7
Doug Baron
8
Tom Amberiadis
9
Mike Patton
10 Mike McCorkell
11
Peter Toth
12 Felix Haspel
13 cp Walsh
14 Chris Hooper
15 Dylan Menard
16 Travis Smith
17 Steen Madsen
17 Lars Madsen
19 Craig Good
19 Nick Jendzjowsky
19 Bruce Copeland
22 Cam McKinnon
23 Phil Abbott
24 Reid Dalgleish
25 Sean Huggins-Chan
26 Randy Mason
27 Marty Machacek
28 Jon Keech
Club
1
bicisport
34
Juventus
16
Synergy
bicisport
Synergy
9
DeVinci
35
bicisport
30
bicisport
Synergy
4
Bicisport
2
ERTC/redbike
Synergy
Synergy
Synergy
Juventus
TrackTeam.ca
Juventus
Juventus
Synergy
2
Pedalhead Rd/Sleeman 7
Juventus
TrackTeam.ca
bicisport
Synergy
bicisport
Synergy
GS Campione
1
Synergy
2 3 4 5
37 22 49 38
41 11
19
30 49
22 17 29
40
12
5
5 1
22
10
2
19 9
14
12 8
8
13 3
15
5
9
10
10
10
3
7
3
2 1
2
1
1
2
1
Total
180
87
79
68
61
40
30
28
24
24
20
18
16
15
14
10
10
10
7
7
7
3
3
2
2
2
1
1
Open Women
1
1
Anne-Brit Ericksen Carter Snakebite Soc. 33
2
Lisa Bowe
bicisport
3
Sheena Lambert
Synergy
21
4
Susan Copeland
Juventus
5
Lisa Sweeney
Kappa
13
6
Samantha Nicholson Bianchi/The Bike Shop
7
Junior Women
1
Stephanie Roorda
2
Laura Brown
Synergy
Bow Cycle/CMC
1
7
37
2 3 4 5 Total
30 30 44 70 181
48
85
U17
1
2
3
4
5
Bow Cycle/CMC
Juventus
Bow Cycle/CMC
Juventus
Bow Cycle/CMC
1
28
2 3 4 5 Total
54
82
30
30
29
13
5
Women
Monique Sullivan
Lindsey Walker
Danielle Kenny
Torie Grant
Renee Kenny
29
13
5
2
3 4 5 Total
22 41 10 106
22
22
21
17
17
13
7
Master Men
1
2 3 4 5
1
David T. Corr
Synergy
10
17
36
2
Norm Kalmanovitch*Bow Cycle/CMC
5
20
30
3
cp Walsh
Synergy
41
10
4
Bob Burden
ERTC/redbike
50
5
John Plant*
Crankmasters
4
45
6
Stuart Harbottle
Bow Cycle/CMC
21
25
7
Reid Dalgleish
Synergy
35
8
Rob Brandrick
Independent
24
9
Rob Onodera*
GS Campione
4
18
10 Don Halliday
Bow Cycle/CMC
18
11
Tim Caulfield*
Juventus
17
12 Dave Embury*
Juventus
11
13 Dennis Gregory*
Bow Cycle/CMC
5
14 Roger Tetrault*
Velocity
2
*Master B riders, others are Master A
~no Master category at Provincial Championship;
Masters divided into sub-categories for Juventus/Masters’
Provincial Track Meet - not part of Journal Cup
Total
63
55
51
50
49
46
35
24
22
18
17
11
5
2
Sport Men
1
1
Frank Kovacs
Snakebite Society
2
Jon Keech
Synergy
3
Greg Yanicki
Bicisport
15
4
Brian Kullman
Synergy
9
5
Craig Borgland
Bicisport
36
6
David T. Corr
Synergy
7
Stuart Harbottle
Bow Cycle/CMC
8
Norm Kalmanovitch Bow Cycle/CMC
9
Randy Mason
Synergy
4
10 Bill Blonski
Bicisport
2
11
Rob Onodera
GS Campione
12 Bill Blonski
Bicisport
13 Conan Cooper
Synergy
~no Sport Men category at Juventus Track Meet
2 3 4 5 Total
29
38 49 116
36
23 59
16
17 11 59
15
22 46
36
34 34
26 26
19 19
7
7
18
2
4
8
6 6
3 3
1 1
Junior Men
1
Mark MacDonald
2
Rene Regimbald
3
Sean Walsh
4
Ross Harbottle
5
Zach Grant
1
44
25
17
19
32
2
1
40
7
24
6
7
5
13
2 3 4 5
60
60 67
38 22 25 27
40
41
26 26
31
26
10
19
U17
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Sport Chek
Synergy
Bow Cycle/CMC
Bow Cycle/CMC
Juventus
Men
Eric Smith
Bow Cycle/CMC
William Monteath Juventus
Anthony Stadnyk
Bicisport
Spencer Smitheman Juventus
Nic Andrichuk
Bow Cycle/CMC
Paul MacDonald
Sport Chek
Brian Robinson
Bow Cycle/CMC
Christian Conner
Juventus
Kasper Woiceshyn Bow Cycle/CMC
3 4 5 Total
40 84
54 79
30 10
57
37 56
13 45
9
1
Total
227
119
105
89
43
24
13
9
1
Paralympic - Men
1
John Bereczki
bicisport
1
Brayden MacDougallbicisport
3
Ryan Arbuckle
Independent
4
Bruce Penner
Independent
1
21
15
30
9
2
3 4 5 Total
14
35
20
35
30
9
Paralympic - Women
1
Lisa Stowe
Bicisport
1
20
2
3 4 5 Total
20
20 60
Tandem - Men
1
1
Kelly Nadeau
Synergy
17
Doug Baron
1
Chris Wood
Waterloo CC
27
Dave Johnston
3
Dean Edwards
Velocity
6
Tetrault/Plant/Williams
4
Gene Della Siega
Schwalbe
12
Ken Johnson
5
Brian Cowie
Canadian Nat’l Team10
Murray Solem
2
3 4 5 Total
10
27
Tandem - Women
1
Shawn Marsolais
Lisa Sweeney
2
Kappa
1
30
27
7
13
12
10
3 4 5 Total
30
Trackies (and everyone else):
Scope http://www.forestcityvelodrome.ca./
for the word on Canada’s newest velodrome:
the 138-metre indoor track in London ON. The
Autumn Alberta Spin will have words and pix
of the action at the former Ice House Arena.
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Bow Cycle presents the Pain-demonium Enduro XC
September 12, 2004
27 DNF, 25 DNS
# Name
Category Time
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Brian Cooke
M 26-35 4:49:26
2
Matthew Decore
M 36-45 4:51:56
3
Troy Misseghers
M 26-35 4:53:33
4
Mathew Spurgin
M 26-35 4:54:54
5
Laval St. Germain
M 26-35 5:12:26
6
Steve Soldan
M 26-35 5:13:49
7
Pat Doyle
M 36-45 5:15:32
8
Dion Clark
M 26-35 5:19:14
9
Dallas Morris
M 26-35 5:20:51
10 Brennan Covey
M 26-35 5:22:34
11 Jon Nutbrown
M U25
5:24:14
12 Ryan Steenbergen
M U25
5:24:42
13 Phil Mcdonald
M 36-45 5:24:58
14 Aart Van Kooy
M 36-45 5:25:16
15 John Gibson
M 36-45 5:25:43
16 Andy Reed
M 26-35 5:30:22
17 John Irvine
M 36-45 5:30:43
18 Paul Ignatiuk
M U25
5:31:37
19 Brent Clark
M 26-35 5:31:48
20 Jeff German
M 26-35 5:33:38
21 Robert Leeds
M U25
5:34:47
22 Rod Smith
M 36-45 5:35:05
23 Wayne Calder
M 26-35 5:39:57
24 Al Ross
M 26-35 5:40:59
25 Gord Olliver
M 36-45 5:41:56
26 Lonn Bate
M 36-45 5:43:12
27 Craig Stappler
M 26-35 5:46:00
28 Steven Elm
M 26-35 5:46:20
29 Kobe Davis
M 26-35 5:46:55
30 Kai Muenzer
M 36-45 5:51:12
31 Tom Zidek
M 26-35 5:52:19
32 Nick Lynem
M 26-35 5:55:53
33 Darryl Mekechuk
M 36-45 5:55:55
34 Erik Cramer
M 26-35 5:57:46
35 Tom Brodzinski
M 26-35 5:58:05
36 Travis Rowlandson
M 36-45 5:59:51
37 Devin Erfle
M 26-35 6:00:02
38 Pat Clarke
M 36-45 6:00:54
39 Lloyd Murray
M 36-45 6:01:39
40 Ryan Castle
M 26-35 6:02:40
41 Jack Funk
M 46+
6:05:16
42 Keenan Cannady
M 36-45 6:05:32
43 Trish Grajczyk
W 36-45 6:06:05
44 Loni Klettl
W 36-45 6:06:51
45 Mike Duckering
M 26-35 6:09:59
46 Ben Ezinga
M 26-35 6:10:29
47 Sheri Foster
W 26-35 6:13:29
48 Dave Kennedy
M U25
6:15:57
49 Chris George
M 26-35 6:19:27
50 Michael Mckee
M 26-35 6:20:20
51 Madelaine Bate
W 26-35 6:20:38
52 Roy Custoclio
M 26-35 6:21:22
53 Ron King
M 46+
6:21:38
54 Brian Bain
M U25
6:24:47
55 Ken Dean
M 36-45 6:26:12
56 Christine Misseghers W 26-35 6:26:43
57 Kevin Walsh
M 36-45 6:27:28
58 Greg Paulhus
M 26-35 6:31:34
59 Jean Mcallister
W 36-45 6:32:33
60 Finn Pederson
M 46+
6:34:41
61 John Gilchrist
M 36-45 6:35:37
62 Tim Brezsnyak
M 36-45 6:35:37
63 Mical Dyck
W U25
6:35:38
64 Tom Ebbern
M 36-45 6:36:30
65 Erik Bakke
M 26-35 6:39:10
66 Lorenz Lang
M 36-45 6:40:00
67 Doug Fox
M 36-45 6:40:00
68 Steve Walsh
M 36-45 6:41:31
69 Wes Fluker
M 26-35 6:42:39
70 Geoff Clark
M 36-45 6:45:40
Before use devalued the word “awesome”,
there was scenery like this. Above: #104
Brian Kozak, #168 Davin Vande Beek
(Ind), #145 Kim Ritter (Ind).
Bottom: #9 Pat Doyle (Deadgoat).
Photos by Mark Clark
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Brian Shields
Jim Clapperton
Warren Hartfelder
Miles Tindal
Craig Good
Christina Ezinga
Graham Smith
Gord Kennedy
James Purdy
Andy Williams
Peter Tilley
Thomas Fortier
Rick Zinselmeyer
Rick Seward
John Bence
Carlyle Norman
Shawn Villeneuve
Samantha Nicholson
Keith Bayly
Gilbert Leclerc
Mark Duk
Chris Mcqueen
Cyd Fraser
Husain Esmail
Kevin Bowser
Kevin Driedger
Marissa Tosi
Erik Vatanen
Syd Jacklin
Amy Woodward
Laura Heemskerk
Brian Kozak
Roger Bertschmann
Shawn Maclean
Wade Hawkins
Stephen Withington
Patrick Moland
Cameron Elliott
Stephen Mathezer
Jim Hendry
Kevin Wolsey
Kathy Keil
David Dyck
Kim Ritter
Davin Vande Beek
Terry Williams
Linda Green
Chris Enwright
Cindy Koo
Harold Heck
Clark Damer
Robin Stobart
Jeff Rhude
Cody Howitt
Trevor Poth
Megan Culham
Jackie Ham
Doug McDonald
Alana Heise
Grant Los
Todd Lloyd
Annette Frankland
Roger Steele
Kristy Sarnoski
Al Reid
Michelle Hook
Kelly Derlago
Rob Novotny
Jay Shockey
Mike Byerley
Chris Mccue
Calvin Raessler
Michael Lynch
M 26-35
M 36-45
M 26-35
M 36-45
M 26-35
W 26-35
M 36-45
M U25
M 26-35
M 36-45
M 36-45
M 36-45
M 36-45
M 46+
M 36-45
W U25
M 26-35
W 26-35
M 26-35
M 36-45
M 26-35
M 26-35
W 36-45
M 26-35
M U25
M 36-45
W 26-35
M 26-35
M 26-35
W U25
W 26-35
M 36-45
M 36-45
M 26-35
M 26-35
M 36-45
M 36-45
M 26-35
M 26-35
M 36-45
M 26-35
W 36-45
M 46+
W 26-35
M 26-35
M 26-35
W 36-45
M 26-35
W 26-35
M 36-45
M 26-35
M 36-45
M 26-35
M 26-35
M 26-35
W 26-35
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by Pat Ferris
S
ix members of the Blizzard Bike Club's went out for
the club’s annual New Years Day Ride, Saturday Jan. 1,
under balmy minus 29 degree temperatures for the 2
km ride. It was a glorious sunny date for this event, which
started way back in 1985.
The Bike Club had another successful year, in 2004. Club
membership is currently 94 cyclists from a humble start
with 12 in 1982!
Club highlights were another Challenge Cup, one
Provincial Champion and two other provincial medallists, local riders at the National Championships, Terry
Stone's multi medal performance,
As a club, the Blizzard won the Challenge Cup for the
third year in a row. It was closer, however, as the Grande
Prairie squad is getting more riders out. The GP squad
won two events in total points and the Blizzards won the
other two but the local squad got the higher margins to
get the overall win.
Blizzards were also very active in triathlons. A contingent
attended and did very well in Grande Prairie, Fort St.
John, Fort Nelson, Edmonton and Penticton. Dean Lowry
did well in the Penticton Ironman Triathlon.
Individual highlights include Tessa Bilodeau winning the
Alberta Junior Girls Championship for a second time.
Robert Martens picked up Provincial Silver for the
Alberta Criterium and Doug Dewar's' silver in the time
trial.
Wim Kok did the 'Rocky Mountain 1200' randonneur and
lived to tell the tale.
Locally, the club events were hard fought and close as
well as starting in the snow. Ferris won the first 'Roubaix
Cup' race in 4 inches of fresh snow. Mike Hientzman then
won the following two races to win the series. Hientzman
went on to also pick-up the King of Spring and the fall
cyclo-cross series.
Pat Ferris took home the 7 races 'Spring Stage Race' after
edging out Robert Martens, Mike Hientzman and Joe
Radench. The elder Ferris went on to win his second Club
Mountain Bike Championship as well as the BAR mountain points series and the Men's' Duathlon Series.
Barb Polehoykie edged out Lisa Verbisky for the Women's
Spring Stage Race trophy. Barb also won the fall Mountain
bike points as well.
Robert Martens won his usual big share of trophies with
wins in the Rocky Road, Club Road Championship and
Race of the Fallen leaves.
Stephen Ferris was the dominant time trialist after
winning most of the Baldonnel time trials, fastest time
and the Blizzard Time Trial Trophy.
Alberta Champion Tessa Bilodeau was fastest female 16
km time trialist and winner of the Phoenix Trophy as
well as the S & S Turbines Champion and Tim Gladysz
won the S & S Turbines hillclimb in August.
The cycling season is a long one. First ride is the New Years
Day ride, under very civilized conditions this year. The
first race was a chilly affair in late February. Last event was
the club cyclo cross in late October with a final cyclo
cross race in the snow.
The club does a variety of events. These include time
trials, road races, duathlons, the Tri-Co-op Triathlon,
mountain biking, Randonneur and cyclo-cross.
Next year the club will have a number of events to look
forward to. The Tri-Co-op 2005 triathlon will be in its 7th
year, The National Road Championships will be held in
Kamloops again in 2005 and Masters age (over 30) athletes
can look forward to the World Masters Games 2005 in
Edmonton. Check out the club's excellent web site at
www.dawntech.bc.ca/blizzard for more information. m
Below: The troops form up for the New Years Ride. Second
from left, in the red balaclava, is David Ferris. Grandma
from Victoria knitted the head-cosy because she knows her
grandchildren are often out in the cold... Pat Ferris photo.
Blizzard bits
New Years ride marks the end of one cycle and
the beginning of the next...
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Alberta race organizers get it together for 2005
8
A
BA Events Coordinator Kevin MacCuish opened
the bidding for the best dates and venues for
races in 2005 at the Race Organizers Meeting in
Red Deer on November 27, 2004. Being too polite to
arm wrestle, organizers horse-traded for new and old
events. We worked around the (not-yet-finalized)
national calendar, the World Masters Games and
TransRockies. Some things, such as the Canada Day
Crit, are fixed by statute, some, such as the Summer
Solstice XC, are set by astronomical events. We’re
keeping our eyes and ears open for a CCA-sponsored
national road series.
Technical director Andy Holmwood talked of the form
filling and bureaucracy that helps organizers cover all
the bases to ensure a well-run race. He spoke about the
importance of an Emergency Action Plan (EAP. Get
used to those letters). He reminded us that it is ABA
policy that the Organizer of Record (i.e. your name is
on the ABA sanction form) should be available to run
the event and not be racing in it (unless you win). ABA
President and top-level Commissaire Tim Harris agrees.
“The Commissaires must know who is in charge, so be
there or pay the $50,000 to have yourself cloned.”
Another good thing to have available is a comprehensive “race bible”. This would contain maps, race
detail, distance and times and other info of use to
riders, Coaches, Commissaires and volunteers
The Organizers meeting brought together the
knowledge of many experienced race organizers. Steve
Johnson told us to “Keep and recognize your
volunteers” and suggests the ABA equivalent of the
UCI’s Rainbow award, rewarding the best-organized
ABA race in a season. Tim Harris told us that
Commissaires will work with organizers to fast track
posting of results down to prize depth so organizers can
get that part of the race taken care of. Jeff Davis
reminded organizers of the wonders contained in the
Northern Alberta Race Trailer, originally donated by
Juventus and stocked with all kinds of goodies to make
your race a success. There is an equivalent kit in
Calgary. Jeff also reminded attendees of the advantages
of advertising races in the Alberta Spin magazine. cp
walsh countered with the contention that most
ABA’ers got their info from the website and ABA
member updates. All agreed that complete info: date,
time, distance, entry fee, prizes, course and access info
should be as easily available as possible.
All in all, we did a lot of work and spread knowledge
and spirit at the 2005 ABA organizers meeting and
know that we have a lot of work still to do to make the
2005 season a great one. Support your hardworking race
organizers by attending and working at Alberta races.
Here’s a quick view of 2005 in Alberta. In honour of
Alberta’s centennial, try to race 100 events. As always,
scope the latest ABA calendar on the web site.
At press time, it looks like 2005 will start off much as
2004 did. Bicisport Calgary starts the season with two
criteriums. Headwinds and United Cycle offer XCs in
Lethbridge and Stony Plain, separated by Velocity’s
Ardrossan SR and Rundle Mountain CC’s ITT crit and
TTT in Canmore. ERTC’s Pigeon Lake RR shifts to the
weekend between two big races in Saskatchewan, so
riders from both provinces can visit each other. The
same weekend the fabled Ridge Meadows BMX club
starts the Western National BMX series in Maple Ridge
BC and DH (and an Mtb SR and Enduro) gets going in
Rocky Mountain House with RM Bike ‘n’ Board.
June busts out with BMX in Cochrane, a Mtb SR in
Rocky Mountain House and a Criterium in Edmonton,
followed by the Prairie Steamer SR in Calgary, then
BMX Nationals and Western Nationals in Airdrie,
Bikeshevik Track in Calgary and DirtGirls Down ‘n’
Dirty XC in Edmonton. June finishes with the
Northern ITT in Devon and a MTB weekend: the new
12 Hours of Aspen enduro in St. Paul and the Summer
Solstice XC in Station Flats. Check the calendar for the
latter, in case it begins at dawn (around 4:50 am…)
July starts with a bang: Edmonton Canada Day Crit,
Mtb Double DH and Enduro in Rocky Mountain
House, Calgary Track Nationals, Medicine Hat BMX,
Cochrane Wild Roses TTT and Fromentine Tour de
France Stage 1. (Ask Rebecca Wilkinson about the
connection…) Road Nationals in Kamloops, a UCI BMX
in Quebec and the 24 Hours of Adrenalin in Canmore
attract riders from across Canada, then another CBTL
track meet, a Calgary BMX weekend and the Stampede
RR in Okotoks brings ’em home. Our Masters (who are
the best, I have the figures to prove it…) do nothing but
ride, eat and sleep for the 10 days of the World Masters
Games. July finishes with the new DirtGirls Devon
Dirty Dozen enduro.
August jumps right in with the Bowness Crit, the first
of the Provincial Championships. To get you up for the
crit, there’s a COP hill climb the day before. A Canada
Cup XC at COP in Calgary follows, while our best
young riders go to Regina for the Canada Summer
Games. (See. I told you to go the Saskatchewan races.)
Our best BMX’ers go to Red Deer for an Alberta Cup.
The TransRockies fits in while CBTL hosts the Track
Provincials, then Red Deer’s CABC hosts Road
Provincials. Lethbridge hosts an Alberta Cup BMX and
Deadgoats host the Provincial XC.
In September, everybody goes back to school and
forgets about racing. Yeah, right. You should be peaking
for the Provincial ITT and TTT, the Masters RR, the
Bowness Nationals XC, the Norquay Provincial HC and
the Western Nationals BMX Finale in Abbotsford. And
then there’s cyclo-cross. All the usual suspects and some
new ones: Pedalhead Road, Velocity, United Cycle,
Deadgoat, CABC.
See you at the races! I’ll be the one behind the camera
or the stopwatch or the FinishLynx photofinish or the
clipboard or maybe behind the third last bike.
m
Opposite: Rob Onodera took his best digicam and his best bike to
Penticton for the April 4-11, 2004 camp. Visible are John Tracy
(Singletrack jersey) and Sean Carter-Ericksen (blue jersey) and Skaha
Lake (blue water). Ok, they’re blue in the online version…
9
10
ABA Learn to Race clinic Edmonton May 2, 2005
The ABA has responded to the
increased interest in road racing
(perhaps due to the upcoming World
Masters Games) by operating Learn-toRace clinics in Edmonton and Calgary.
ABA coaches help fulfill our mandate
to provide education to new and
experienced rider by teaching skills
useful to racers and to riders in general.
Left: Coach Guri Randhawa
(Pedalhead RoadWorks/Sleeman)
demonstrates a trackstand. Other
skills: Centre left: Reaching down for a
bottle while maintaining good control.
Centre right: Panic stop using both
brakes and with weight well back and
down to avoid an endo. Bottom:
Finally putting it all together for a
group ride.
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X-cite!
BM
A supplement to the Alberta Spin magazine
Redcliff BMX-
Excitedly joining the ranks of The Alberta Bicycle
Association and the Canadian Cycling Association is
the new Redcliff BMX Association.
This small community is located 10 km west of
Medicine Hat. With a population of some 5,000, the
people here are excited about having a successful
regulation racing track. Redcliff has been the home of a
BMX track for 10 years now. The small track, located in
downtown Redcliff, was built by the local Lion’s club
who wanted something more for the local kids to do.
The track is very well used and maintained regularly
by the riders who use it.
With a little vision and a lot of support from dedicated
and experienced Alberta BMX members, the town
unanimously agreed to donate the existing site and
add more land to help make the track regulation. The
town of Redcliff generously offered to help build the
track up, as well. All the dirt to be used is donated.
Local officials have even offered to come out and help
build. We are very excited to announce the Lion’s Club
of Redcliff is continuing their support of BMX in the
community by becoming a major sponsor of the
Redcliff BMX organization. Other community
businesses are coming on board as the news gets out
and we anticipate a thriving beginning for our club in
2005. Enough dirt has been hauled to build two of the
Okotoks BMX-
Okotoks BMX Club will once again be holding a charity
race. Saturday June 25 is our 3rd annual charity race and
we would like to extend an invitation to all the Alberta
Tracks to come out and race on that date & help raise
money for our charity of choice this year.
In 2003 we raised over $2800.00 for the Kids Cancer Care
at the Alberta Children’s Hospital. In 2004 we raised over
$2000.00 (with bad weather) for the Sunshine Dreams for
Kids. For 2005 our charity of choice will be the Foothills
Regional EMS. The money raised will go to the Teddy
Bear Program & The FREMS Bike Team
A “Grand Opening” date has been set and we would
like to invite Alberta to come to our place for the day!
Join the fun on June 11th 2005. We will be scheduling
beginner riding from 10 am until 2pm. The track will
then be available for all licensed Alberta Bicycle riders
to showcase our sport to the community. Registration
for this day will be announced closer to the time and a
small keepsake from Redcliff will be given to all riders.
For donations of unused items or questions about the
newest club in Alberta you can contact: Adrian Kelly President at redcliff_bmx@telus.net or 403-548-2285.m
Our Teddy Bear Program has proved to be very
community-friendly and over the last several years we
have become known for our teddy program. On average
we give out a bear a day through the course of the year,
throughout the region.
When children experience an ambulance ride or even if
they must come along with us for whatever reason, we
often need to comfort them, particularly a frightened or
sick child. Some teens even find themselves feeling just a
bit better when they are given a teddy bear from the EMS
folks who have cared for them.
The FREMS Bike Team is a highly visible, highly
mobile response team of volunteer Paramedics and EMTA’s who are trained in bike handling skills. This very
successful team attends many community events such as
parades, fairs, races and recreational activities where
access and mobility are key. Our team served at the
Alberta Summer Games in Okotoks and High River last
year and was a huge success. Funds will go to improving
equipment, training and promotion of the team.
m
Bears n Bikes
by Cherie Helm
President
Okotoks BMX Club
(403) 938-1833
(403) 938-3235
cherie@okotoks.net
www.okotoksbmx.com
The track design has been created by Victor and Justin
Doehring from Medicine Hat using the UCI track
building program. Their design will to help introduce
new riders to the sport of BMX racing, while still
offering challenges for the more experienced riders.
The new executive is busy gathering sponsors and
acquiring all necessary items to operate and organize a
regulation BMX race. Any and all items from other
Alberta tracks that are not being used are greatly
appreciated. The members of The Redcliff BMX Club
are anxious to meet everyone from all of the Alberta
and Canadian tracks in 2005. Please accept this as your
personal invitation to come and visit your newest
neighbours and say hi!
New kids on the block
several corners in the new area and dirt is being dropped regularly by the community.
by Sue Hetherington BMX Mom
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#
Name
Club
14 Expert Male
1
Alexander Sailer
Airdrie BMX
Redman Yamaha
2
Kayd Herriman
Airdrie BMX
3
Brandon Brown
Calgary BMX
4
Justin Stirling-Mackenzie Calgary BMX
Redline B&P
5
Kyle Perry
Edmonton BMX
United Cycle
6
Derek Howie
Calgary BMX
7
Eric St. Pierre
Airdrie BMX
8
Jordan Kay
Calgary BMX
Travis Morrow
Okotoks BMX
Go Hard Sports
Junior Female
1
Keriann Brown
Wrex
2
Amy Brown
3
Lindsay Edwards
M1
M 2 M 3 Pts
1
1
4 6
1
2
2
2
3
1
1 4
1 6
5 8
4
4
2 10
3
4
3
5
2
3
4
5
3
2
4
3
8
9
11
13
Airdrie BMX
1
1
1
3
Airdrie BMX
Airdrie BMX
3
2
2
3
2 7
3 8
2
3
1
4
5
6
4
2
1
3
5
6
1 7
2 7
DNF:6 8
3 10
4 14
5 17
1
2
1
3
1 3
2 7
3
4
6
5
6
4
2
5
3
4
6
5
12
12
14
15
1
1
1
3
2
2
2 6
3
4
3
4
3 9
4 12
Junior Male
1
Justin Gundlock
Lethbridge BMX
2
Cody Bell
Airdrie BMX
3
Matt Yoisten
Okotoks BMX
4
Jesse Kowall
St. Albert BMX
5
Lori Smith (EF)
Okotoks BMX
6
Christine Quennell (EF) Airdrie BMX
Elite Male
1
Damian Bissett
Calgary BMX
2
Evan Mcclessand
Calgary BMX
Big Bros
3
Kenny Arthur (17-29XM) Calgary BMX
4
Neil Fluet
Edmonton BMX
5
Trent Batchelor
Calgary BMX
6
Christopher Nakamura Okotoks BMX
8 Expert Female
1
Victoria Stinson
Edmonton BMX
World Doors.com
2
Rachelle Nielson
???
BMX EH!/UFO
3
Vanessa Hood (8NF) Medicine Hat BMX
4
Megan Vickery (7NM) St. Albert BMX
St. City Roasters
9 Expert Female
1
Ilana Just
B&P Redline
2
Heather Stinson
World Doors .com
3
Yvonne Kingston
Red Deer BMX
1
1
1
Edmonton BMX
2
2
2 6
Medicine Hat BMX
3
3
3 9
10 Novice Female
1
Kendra VandenhovenAirdrie BMX
2
Stephanie Hood
Medicine Hat BMX
3
Kassie Davies
Medicine Hat BMX
1
3
2
1
2
3
1 3
2 7
3 8
Medicine Hat BMX
Edmonton BMX
1
2
1
2
1 3
2 6
Calgary BMX
3
3
3 9
12 Novice Female
1
Desirae Lupino
Airdrie BMX
2
2
Kaylee Jacobson
Calgary BMX
1
3
Joscelyn Williams (11NF) Lethbridge BMX 3
1
2
3
1 4
2 5
3 9
1
2
1 3
2 6
3
4
5
3 9
4 12
5 15
11 Expert Female
1
Chelsea Kingston
2
Amelia Gillett
United Cycle
3
Taylor Dick (10XF)
13 Expert Female
1
Abbey Graalman
Red Deer BMX
1
2
Kyra Mcleod
Calgary BMX
2
B&P Redline
3
Kayla Best (12XF)
Red Deer BMX
3
4
Jennifer Harrington (12XF) Lethbridge BMX 4
5
Megan Reid (13NF) Velocity
5
3
14 Expert Female
1
Natasha Vergara
Calgary BMX
1
2
Megan Frew
Calgary BMX
2
3
Amanda Lavorato (14NF) Lethbridge BMX 3
1
2
3
1 3
2 6
3 9
15 Expert Female
1
Michilla Negenman Calgary BMX
B&P Redline
2
Sara Taylor (15NF) Medicine Hat BMX
3
Lindsay Harrington Lethbridge BMX
1
1
1
2
3
2
3
2 6
3 9
7 Novice Male
1
Matthew Dyck
Airdrie BMX
2
Brodie Kerfoot
Calgary BMX
3
Nolan Lunt
Red Deer BMX
4
Jordan Eikenberry
Airdrie BMX
5
Shane Koch
Red Deer BMX
6
Nolan Delauw (5-6NM) Lethbridge BMX
7
Owen Eikenberry (5-6NM) Airdrie BMX
2
1
4
3
5
6
7
2
3
1
DNF:7
5
4
6
1
3
4
2
5
6
7
5
7
9
12
15
16
20
7 Intermediate Male
1
Joel Quennell
2
Jessie Bootland
3
Keegan Brown
4
Nash Sweeney
5
Kirby Phillips
Airdrie BMX
Airdrie BMX
Lethbridge BMX
Calgary BMX
Medicine Hat BMX
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
3
6
9
12
15
7 Expert Male
1
Cody Pratt
2
Aidan Martens
3
Jordan Green
Red Deer BMX
Airdrie BMX
Airdrie BMX
1
3
2
3
1
2
1 5
2 6
3 7
8 Intermediate Male
1
Taylor Otterson
2
James Sekora
3
Brock Young
4
Nathan Pistore
5
Mitchell Muttitt
6
Jesse Profit
7
Noah Lacoste
Cochrane BMX
Red Deer BMX
???
Airdrie BMX
Red Deer BMX
Cochrane BMX
Stony Plain BMX
1
2
4
5
3
7
6
2
4
3
5
6
1
7
4 7
2 8
3 10
1 11
5 14
DNF:7 15
6 19
1
2
3
1
2
3
1 3
2 6
3 9
2
1
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
7
6
6 17
7 19
1
2
1 3
2 6
3
3 9
9 Intermediate Male
1
Braden Karish
Airdrie BMX
2
Brandon Koch
Red Deer BMX
3
Tavish Striemer
Airdrie BMX
Tim Horton’s
9 Expert Male
1
Stefan Pacheco
Airdrie BMX
1
2
Tanner Vandenhoven Airdrie BMX
2
3
Bradley Bergshoeff (8XM) Cochrane BMX 3
4
Ross Delauw
Lethbridge BMX
7
5
Clay Geddert
Lethbridge BMX
5
Dad’s Transmission
6
Brett Sieders (8XM) Airdrie BMX
4
7
Christian Stronach Calgary BMX
6
Cruiser 17 to 29 Male
1
Justin Stewart (15-16MC) Edmonton BMX 1
2
Dillon Sweeney (13-14MC) Airdrie BMX 2
B&P Redline
3
Ryan Negernman
Calgary BMX
3
3
4
5
9
15
15
10 Novice Male
1
Murray Reid
Velocity
2
Brett Leslie (9NM) Lethbridge BMX
3
Lance Phillips
Medicine Hat BMX
4
Joshua Ritter (9NM) Red Deer BMX
5
Thomas Corsiatto Red Deer BMX
6
Kaden Peshke (9XM) Airdrie BMX
7
Conner Lunger
Stony Plain BMX
1
2
6
4
3
5
7
3
1
2
4
5
6
7
1 5
2 5
3 11
4 12
5 13
DNF:7 18
6 20
10 Intermediate Male
1
Derek Newman
Edmonton BMX
2
Miles Harris
Cochrane BMX
3
Nathan Molander
Red Deer BMX
4
Nicholas Wilson
Calgary BMX
5
Owen Nakamura
Okotoks BMX
1
4
DNS:6
2
3
1
2
3
4
5
1
3
2
5
4
3
9
11#
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Check Justin Gundlock’s awesome video at www.albertabmx.com. Check Brett Gundlock’s cool pix as well!
Morley 2005 Alberta BMX Cup #1
March 27, 2005 Morley AB Total Entries = 201 Total Riders = 165
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Morley 2005 Alberta BMX Cup #1
10 Expert Male
1
Austin Higgins
Lethbridge BMX
2
Tanor Milligan
Red Deer BMX
3
Mark Bernacki
Airdrie BMX
4
Tyson Best
Red Deer BMX
5
Austin Vandenhoven Airdrie BMX
6
Wayde Dochuk
Stony Plain BMX
7
Isaac Niles
Okotoks BMX
8
Kyle Sieders
Airdrie BMX
Ryley Irving
Medicine Hat BMX
Open Elite Cruiser
1
Damian Bissett
Calgary BMX
2
Neil Fluet
Edmonton BMX
3
Neil Sorensen
Red Deer BMX
Allrose BMX
4
Christopher Nakamura Okotoks BMX
5
Trent Batchelor
Calgary BMX
6
Jeff Ingram
???
7
Lori Smith
Okotoks BMX
1
Jody Jacobsen
Calgary BMX
B&P Redline
2
Dean Best
Red Deer BMX
3
Brian Otterson
Cochrane BMX
4
Lon Kerfoot
Calgary BMX
5
Mark Neilsei
???
6
Kelly Douglas
Calgary BMX
Wife
7
Corey Newman
Edmonton BMX
8
Darcy Just
Red Deer BMX
1
4
2
3
2
3
4
1
5
1
3
2
1
4
4
3
2
5
1
1
2
2
5
4
4
3
3
3
8
6
6
11
11
11
6
13
1
6
3
1
3
2
1 3
2 11
6 11
4
5
2
7
5 3 12
4 4 13
7 DNS:8 17
6 5 18
12 Expert Male
1
Simon Meili
Airdrie BMX
Supercross/ Evolution Fitness
2
Jason Lupino
Airdrie BMX
3
Adam Bourns
Calgary BMX
4
Cody Negenman
Calgary BMX
B&P Redline
5
Taylor Milligan
Red Deer BMX
6
Ryan Spracklin
Edmonton BMX
RVC
1
1
1
2
3
4
2
4
3
2 6
3 10
4 11
6
5
5
6
5 16
6 17
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
3
2
4
3
7
8
12
Airdrie BMX
2
1
1
4
Airdrie BMX
Calgary BMX
3
1
2
6
4 9
3 10
Airdrie BMX
4
5
2 11
Red Deer BMX
Calgary BMX
5
6
3
4
6 14
5 15
1
2
3
1
2
3
1 3
2 6
3 9
1
Cameron Helm
Okotoks BMX
2
Adam Anderson
Edmonton BMX
3
Bryan Richardson
Lethbridge BMX
4
Duncan Pawson
Cochrane BMX
13 Expert Male
1
Cameron Quennell
BMX Solutions
2
Omar Bainto
3
Erick Nicol
B&P Redline
4
Dillon Sweeney
B&P Redline
5
Josh Woolman
6
Ry Kiehl
3
1
2
1
4
2
8
3
6
4
1
3
5
6
4
2
3
7
4
8
5
14
15
16
16
7
5
7
8
5 19
6 19
14 Novice Male
1
David Reinhardt
Cochrane BMX
2
Dylan Peterson
Airdrie BMX
3
Aaron James (13NM) Airdrie BMX
Cruiser 14 to 18 Female
1
Lindsay Edwards
Airdrie BMX
1
2
Kaila Sweeney
Airdrie BMX
3
3
Wendy Vandenhoven (30+FC) Airdrie BMX 2
4
Abbey Graalman
Red Deer BMX
4
1
2
3
4
2
1
3
4
4
6
8
12
1
Alex Vandenhoven Airdrie BMX
1
2
Kaila Sweeney (16XF) Airdrie BMX
4
3
Kristen Richardson (16XF) Lethbridge BMX 2
4
Jesse Basiuk
Airdrie BMX
3
2
1
3
4
2
1
4
3
5
6
9
10
1
Chase Stewart
2
Cameron Svenshek
3
Dylan Koch
4
Matthew Pidhirney
5
Devon Vickery
6
Kyle Gannon
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
3
6
9
13
14
18
1
Brett James (15NM) Airdrie BMX
4
2
Tyler Paget
Okotoks BMX
2
3
Kail Pawson
Cochrane BMX
1
4
Nickolas Gulka (15NM) Medicine Hat BMX 3
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
6
6
7
11
1
3
2
1
2
3
1 3
2 7
4 9
5
6
3 14
6
4
4
5
5 15
6 15
1
2
4
1
3
2
1 3
3 8
4 10
3
6
5
4
6
5
5 12
2 14
6 16
1
2
3
2 4
1 5
3 9
1
1
2
3
4
3 6
2 8
4 13
5
6
5 14
6 18
11 Expert Male
1
Rob Herriman
2
Timothy Pratt
3
Thomas Pistore
4
Aaron Wight
5
Zachary Burke
6
Justin Irving
7
Quinn Workman
Airdrie BMX
Stony Plain BMX
Red Deer BMX
Red Deer BMX
St. Albert BMX
Edmonton BMX
Airdrie BMX
Red Deer BMX
Airdrie BMX
Okotoks BMX
Airdrie BMX
Medicine Hat BMX
Lethbridge BMX
12 Novice Male
1
Brian Reinhardt
Cochrane BMX
2
Dayton Peterson (11NM) Airdrie BMX
3
Taylor Phillips
Medicine Hat BMX
4
Corbin Lunger
Stony Plain BMX
5
Nic Williams
Lethbridge BMX
1
Brandon Kerik
Airdrie BMX
Alterair Grandparents
2
Alex Hagel
Airdrie BMX
3
Tavis Stewart
Airdrie BMX
4
Jake Adams
Airdrie BMX
5
Garry Griffin
Red Deer BMX
6
Brandon Molander Red Deer BMX
7
Bryan Bullivant
Calgary BMX
8
Nathan Storey
Airdrie BMX
Lumby Shell
1
2
3
5
4
6
2
1
4
3
6
5
7
1
2
3
7
4
6
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
4
5
10
14
15
17
19
3
1
4
5
2
2
1
3
4
5
1
4
3
2
5
6
6
10
11
12
1
1
1
3
4
2
3
5
6
7
8
2
4
3
5
6
8
7
2
3
4
5
7
6
8
8
9
10
15
19
21
23
15 Expert Male
1
Scott Bernacki
Airdrie BMX
2
Logan Stephenson Airdrie BMX
3
Jeffrey Jacobsen
Calgary BMX
Redline B&P
4
Kain Tetz
Red Deer BMX
K-os Customs
5
Walter Urbat
Cochrane BMX
6
Curtis English
Stony Plain BMX
16 Expert Male
1
James Brown
Airdrie BMX
2
Michael Bailey (16NM) Okotoks BMX
3
Graham Shepherd Cochrane BMX
Diamond Valley Woodworking
4
Jordan Abrahamson Airdrie BMX
5
Justin Stewart
Edmonton BMX
6
Levi Vance (16IM)
Red Deer BMX
30+
1
2
3
Expert Male
Brett Gundlock (17-29XM) Lethbridge BMX 1
Darren Williams
Lethbridge BMX
2
Joshua Foreman (17-29XM) Calgary BMX 3
Cruiser 45+ Male
1
Malcolm Stinson
Edmonton BMX
2
World Doors.com
2
Tony Fluet (40-44MC) Edmonton BMX 1
3
Rod Kiehl
Calgary BMX
3
4
Mark Shepherd (40-44MC) Cochrane BMX 5
Diamond Valley Woodworking
5
Larry Corsiatto
Red Deer BMX
4
6
Larry Wilison
Calgary BMX
6
4
Stony Plain BMX presents the 2004 Alberta BMX Cup #4
14
# Name
7 Novice Female
1
Victoria Stinson
2
Nicole Schilling
3
Taylor Jones
Edmonton
???
???
9 Novice Female
1
Jordan Riguidel
2
Shelby Scammell
3
Kendra Vandenhoven
4
Isabel Mayfield
5
Yvonne Kingston
Red Deer
???
???
Edmonton
???
10 Novice Female
1
Jessy Wolodko
2
Kara Dowhaniuk
3
Brittany Fortin
4
Jacqueline Chambers
5
Joscelyn Williams
6 Novice Male
1
Terryl Shomachuk
2
Nolan Lunt
3
Brodie Kerfoot
4
Shane Koch
5
Lee Burgess
Club
???
???
Cochrane
Edmonton
???
???
???
bicisport
Red Deer
???
7 Novice Male
1
Nicholas Sutter
Stony Plain
2
Brady HaarSt. Albertd ???
3
Nicholas Schumacher Red Deer
4
Kaden Lalonde
Edmonton
5
Ben Croft
???
8 Novice Male
1
Braden Karish
2
Brett Leslie
3
Austin Schwanke
4
Justin Langevin
5
Cole Farwell
6
Tyler Swanson
Airdrie
???
Stony Plain
???
???
???
9 Novice Male
1
Logan Jones
2
Blais Currie
3
Ryan Langevin
4
Bendan Wolodko
5
Jeremy Cox
6
Austin Schiffner
7
Mitchell Lachapelle
8
Tyler Schumacher
Jake Salls
Austin Goebel
Murray Reid
Thomas Corsiatto
Jayden Chessall
???
???
???
Stony Plain
???
???
???
Red Deer
Red Deer
Stony Plain
???
???
Stony Plain
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
Novice Male
Justin Schwanke
Matthew Pidhirney
Kyle Gannon
Robbie Townsend
Peter Lemanski
Adam Perley
11 Novice Male
1
Brandon Ulrich
2
Hayden Schiffner
3
Corbin Lunger-Webb
4
David Sirois
5
Josh Salls
6
Nic Williams
7
Coleman Buhler
Stony Plain
???
???
???
???
Red Deer
???
???
Stony Plain
???
Red Deer
???
Stony Plain
12
1
2
3
4
Novice Male
Gerry Burns
Duncan Pawson
Brett Bekolay
Zachary Hutley
Edmonton
Cochrane
???
???
14 Novice Male
1
Francois Bonjean
2
Jesse Howard
3
Jon Miller
Edmonton
Stony Plain
Stony Plain
15 Novice Male
1
Levi Vance
2
Shane Manderville
3
Harley Auger
Red Deer
Edmonton
Edmonton
6 Intermediate Male
1
Jordan Green
2
Jessie Gresl
3
Joel Quennell
4
Kayd Riguidel
5
Gregory Jackson
???
???
???
Red Deer
???
7 Intermediate Male
1
Brannon Guenette
2
Lucas Harris
3
James Sekora
4
Nathan Pistore
5
Ty Grenier
6
Corwyn Shomachuk
7
Brett Sieders
DNS Jesse Profit
Mitchell Muttitt
Jared Compagnon
Eric Micko
???
???
???
Airdrie
???
???
???
Cochrane
???
???
Edmonton
8 Intermediate Male
1
Clay Geddert
2
Dylan Wolodko
3
Brandon Koch
4
Kyle Chambers
5
Tavish Striemer
6
Troy Proskiw
Lethbridge
???
Red Deer
Edmonton
???
???
9 Intermediate Male
1
Austin Vandenhoven
2
Reed Bradford
3
Justin Tuchscherer
4
Cody Bromley
5
Nathan Molander
6
Tyler Schilling
7
Andrew Oucharek
8
Anthony Prinsen
Graham Hughes
Owen Nakamura
???
Edmonton
Edmonton
???
???
???
???
Red Deer
Okotoks
Okotoks
1
Mathew Johnston
2
Cameron Svenshek
3
Steven Fithen
4
Dylan Koch
5
Logan Marshall
???
Stony Plain
Stony Plain
Red Deer
???
1
Jason Lupino
2
Taylor Milligan
3
Ty Mcdonald
4
Jake Adams
5
Bryan Bullivant
6
Cory Zazulak
7
Brandon Kerik
8
Zachary Fortin
Garry Griffin
Brandon Molander
???
Red Deer
Stony Plain
???
Calgary
Edmonton
???
Cochrane
???
???
1
Garth Philpott
2
Nick Bailie
3
Jordin Pearce
4
Ronald Townsend
5
Cameron Helm
6
Bryan Richardson
7
Josh Woolman
8
Colby Doyle
Adam Anderson
Hayden Benoit
Ryan Mathieson
Clint Latwaitis
Carl Ruediger
Mason White
Ry Kiehl
Chris Windrim
Lethbridge
Stony Plain
???
???
???
Lethbridge
???
Edmonton
???
???
Edmonton
???
Edmonton
Stony Plain
Calgary
???
1
Landon Gibson
2
Daniel Mcfalls
3
Alex Vandenhoven
4
Tyler Burke
5
Isaac Underwood
6
James Croke
7
Bryan Tonowski
8
Sam Ruediger
???
Edmonton
???
???
Velocity
???
Edmonton
Edmonton
1
Keriann Brown
2
Sheldon Doyle
3
Amy Brown
4
Justin Pearce
5
Ken Nicol
6
Corbin Benoit
7
Kail Pawson
8
Tyler Paget
Jon Glowinski
Calgary
St. Albert
Airdrie
???
Edmonton
???
Cochrane
Okotoks
Stony Plain
1
Michael Bailey
2
Jordan Abrahamson
3
Tyler Buchsdruecker
4
Eric Tonowski
5
Russell Patterson
Okotoks
???
Edmonton
Edmonton
Edmonton
17+ Intermediate Male
1
Jay Sloan
Edmonton
2
Steve Brown
???
3
Joey Leiding
Calgary
4
Cory Mccaughley
???
5
Daniel Underhill
Edmonton
6
Stuart Knight
???
8 Expert Female
1
Ilana Just
2
Heather Stinson
3
Daina Tuchscherer
Red Deer
Edmonton
Edmonton
10 Expert Female
1
Chelsea Kingston
2
Amelia Gillett
3
Jazmyn Kay
4
Meaghan Schofield
5
Meghan Beesley
???
???
???
???
???
11 Expert Female
1
Nicole Tetzloff
2
Kayla Best
3
Jessica Merkley
4
Jennifer Harrington
5
Kaylee Jacobsen
Velocity
???
Edmonton
Lethbridge
???
Stony Plain BMX presents the 2004 Alberta BMX Cup #4
12 Expert Female
1
Kelsey Gerlitz
???
2
Abbey Graalman
Red Deer
3
Kyndrilyn Perverseff ???
13 Expert Female
1
Natasha Vergara
2
Megan Frew
3
Amanda Lavorato
Calgary
Calgary
???
14 Expert Female
1
Michilla Negenman
2
Cayla Loewen
3
Lindsay Harrington
4
Kristina Merkley
Calgary
???
Lethbridge
Edmonton
15 Expert Female
1
Alannah Johnston
2
Kristen Richardson
3
Kristen Mccaughley
???
Lethbridge
???
7 Expert Male
1
Brandon Pagenkopf
2
Matthew Beesley
3
Cody Pratt
4
Aidan Martens
5
Kylar Vanee
???
???
???
???
???
8 Expert Male
1
Stefan Pacheco
???
2
Tanner Vandenhoven ???
3
Ross “Road Kill” Delauw ???
4
Christian Stronach
???
5
Justin Mathieson
Edmonton
6
Travis Godard
???
9 Expert Male
1
Tanor Milligan
2
Kyle Sieders
3
Wayde Dochuk
4
Tyson Best
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
Expert Male
Timothy Pratt
Zachary Burke
Quinn Workman
Steven Loewen
Thomas Pistore
Jason Leiding
Robbie Herriman
Austin Higgins
Cam Lavorato
Red Deer
???
Stony Plain
???
???
???
???
???
Airdrie
Calgary
???
???
???
11 Expert Male
1
Simon Meili
2
Cody Negenman
3
Mitchell Oucharek
4
Thomas Grombach
5
Ryan Spracklin
6
Jesse Richardson
7
Colton Higgins
???
Calgary
???
???
Edmonton
Lethbridge
???
12
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
???
???
???
Calgary
Airdrie
Stony Plain
velcty
???
Expert Male
Cameron Quennell
Omar Bainto
Jesse Schofield
Erick Nicol
Dillon Sweeney
Joel Miller
Harley Ensor
Dylan Bindon
13
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Expert Male
Alexander Sailer
Cochrane
Brandon Brown
Calgary
Chris Zazulak
Velocity
Landen Johnston
???
Kyle Perry
Edmonton
Brandon Hetherington Medicine Hat
Kayd Herriman
???
Brock Simpson
Edmonton
Eric St. Pierre
Cochrane
Daryl Schilling
???
Jordan Kay
???
Justin Stirlingmackenzie ???
14 Expert Male
1
Eric Hetherington
2
Michael Sager
3
Kain Tetz
4
Jeffrey Jacobsen
5
Alexander Kipp
6
Ryan Stewart
7
Devon Kuly
8
Evan White
Medicine Hat
???
Red Deer
???
Edmonton
Edmonton
Velocity
Stony Plain
15 Expert Male
1
Scott Enders
2
Logan Plamondon
3
Cameran Graalman
4
James Brown
5
Scott CrOkotokse
6
Jess Hutley
Edmonton
Red Deer
Red Deer
Airdrie
???
???
16
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Expert Male
Matt Yoisten
Jesse Kowall
Brady Van Keulen
Adam Batchelor
Jordan Sayler
Brent Lowen
Donovan Bissett
Victor Godden
???
???
Edmonton
Calgary
Airdrie
Red Deer
???
???
17
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
to 29 Expert Male
Kenny Arthur
Josh Webb
Kristopher Green
Cory Myziuk
Scott Donnan
Adam Knight
Jose Rojas
Ben Webb
Calgary
Calgary
Edmonton
Calgary
???
???
Edmonton
Calgary
30+ Expert Male
1
Calvin Berube
2
Darren Williams
3
Charlie Proskiw
4
Kelly Douglas
Velocity
???
Edmonton
???
Cruiser 19+ Women
1
Wendy Vandenhoven
2
Joanne Oucharek
3
Abby Graalman
4
Tanya Schiffner
???
???
???
???
Cruiser 13 and 14 Male
1
Alexander Sailer
Cochrane
2
Eric Hetherington
Medicine Hat
3
Jeffrey Jacobsen
Calgary
4
Dillon Sweeney
Airdrie
15
1
Scott Enders
Edmonton
2
Donovan Bissett
???
3
Stephen Brown
Edmonton
1
Cliff Perley
2
David Guenette
3
Roanld Wasyliw
4
Jeff Scammell
Red Deer
???
Calgary
???
1
Mark Chambers
2
Jody Jacobsen
3
Dean Best
4
Lon Kerfoot
5
Kelly Douglas
6
Brian Otterson
7
Greg Oucharek
8
Darcy Just
Edmonton
???
???
???
???
Cochrane
???
Red Deer
1
Tony Fluet
???
2
Cam Enders
Edmonton
3
Malcolm Stinson
Edmonton
4
Larry Lowen
Red Deer
5
Bruce Sorensen
???
6
Victor Doehring
Medicine Hat
7
Rod Kiehl
Calgary
Junior 17 and 18 Male
1
Patrick Lebel
???
2
Cody Bell
???
3
Christopher Nakamura
Okotoks
4
Justin Doehring
Medicine Hat
5
Justin Gundlock
???
6
Trent Batchelor
Calgary
7
Tyson Travnik
Edmonton
20" Pro-Elite Female 19+
1
Samantha Cools
Airdrie
2
Christine Miller
Airdrie
3
Tiffany Harris
Edmonton
20" Pro-Elite Male 19+
1
Aaron Lepp
Airdrie
2
Damian Bissett
???
3
Christopher Sailer
Cochrane
4
Duff MacFadden
bicisport
Cruiser Pro-Open 19+
1
Aaron Lepp
Airdrie
2
Damian Bissett
???
3
Patrick Lebel
???
4
Neil Sorensen
???
5
Shawn Loewen
Edmonton
6
Justin Doehring
Medicine Hat
7
Christopher Nakamura
Okotoks
8
Cody Soule
Red Deer
Duff McFadden
bicisport
Christine Miller
Airdrie
Congrats to PacificSport Victoria
in getting the 2007 BMX World
Championships for Victoria BC. The
event will be held in the Greater
Victoria area, with the main competition taking place at the Juan de Fuca
Velodrome. More than 200 volunteers
will be required to help make the 3day event a success. Oh yeah, and up
to 2000 riders.
#
Names
Master Men
1
Shane Frahm
Karl Schneider
Peter Heppleston
Ed Heacock
Gord Morrison
Mark Wood
2
Dennis Bland
Peter Farran
Kevin Walsh
Todd Houston
Keith Bayley
Gerry McCuaig
Club
Time
Edmonton Masters CC
Edmonton Masters CC
Edmonton Masters CC
Edmonton Masters CC
Edmonton Masters CC
Edmonton Masters CC
Crankmasters
Crankmasters
Crankmasters
Crankmasters
Deadgoat
Deadgoat
0:59:21.9
Mixed
1
Paul Kelly
Jessica DeMars
Geoff Johns
Nola Zwarich
Nick Friesen
Samantha Phillips
2
Estelle Ducatel
Trev Williams
Phil Rayner
Lisa Mensink
Sheri Buchignani
Jennifer Alexander
3
Jim Yeske
Jonathan Billheimer
Kristy Lerch
Barry Evans
Linda d’Iio
Rodney Tiedemann
The Bike Shop
The Bike Shop
The Bike Shop
The Bike Shop
The Bike Shop
The Bike Shop
Way Past Fast
Way Past Fast
Crankmasters
Way Past Fast
Way Past Fast
Way Past Fast
Edmonton Masters CC
Edmonton Masters CC
Edmonton Masters CC
Edmonton Masters CC
Edmonton Masters CC
Edmonton Masters CC
0:57:57.3
Open Women
1
Janka Hegedus
Susan Copeland
Gail Wozny
Kristin Campbell
Joanne Breau
Nikki Lavoie
2
Tara-Lee Stilwell
Heather Griffith
Leah Griffith
Maryann Heacock
Val Thompson
Linda Davey
Pedalhead
1:03:38.2
Juventus
Edmonton Masters CC
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman
bicisport
Juventus
United Cycle
1:13:39.2
Rundle Mountain CC
Rundle Mountain CC
Velocity
Rundle Mountain CC
Rundle Mountain CC
1:00:23.0
1:03:40.0
1:08:30.6
Team Time Trial
Rundle Mountain CC presents the Canmore Race Weekend
16
Category 4 - 25 minutes + 3 laps
1 DNF
1
Devon Smibert
Café Racers
0:29:11
2
Devin Erfle
Deadgoat
0:29:11
3
Claude Breau
bicisport
0:29:50
4
Andrew Reed
Rundle Mountain CC
0:29:50
5
Ross Harbottle
Synergy
0:29:39
6
Keith Bayley
Deadgoat
0:30:44
7
Reid Cummings
Cyclemeisters/Bow Cycle 0:30:44
8
Paul Ermantrout
Velocity
lapped
9
Evan Wick
Cyclemeisters/Bow Cycle lapped
10 Wayne Long
United Cycle
lapped
11
Gordon Timm
Eurotech
lapped
Criterium
#
Name
Club
Time sub-cat
Women A + B - 25 minutes + 3 laps
1
Jessica DeMars
The Bike Shop
0:29:12
A
2
Diana Bladon
Pedalhead
0:29:23
A
3
Samantha Phillips
The Bike Shop
0:29:23
A
4
Nola Zwarich
The Bike Shop
0:29:23
A
5
Kristin Campbell
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman 0:29:23
A
7
Nikki Lavoie
Juventus
0:29:31
B
8
Heather Oswald
ERTC/redbike
0:29:58
A
9
Bobbi Barbarich
United Cycle
lapped
B
10 Natasha Kuzmak
Synergy
lapped
B
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Open Men
1
Philippe Abbott
bicisport
0:52:34.0
Bob Veroba
bicisport
Per Strom
bicisport
John Bence
bicisport
Jamie Sparling
bicisport
Jesse James Collins
bicisport
2
Craig DeBellefeuille Synergy
0:54:09.0
Reid Dalgleish
Synergy
Bruce Copeland
Juventus
Craig Good
Synergy
Chris Hooper
Synergy
Marty Machacek
Synergy
3
Shawn Taylor
Rundle Mountain CC
0:55:04.5
Gary Brown
Rundle Mountain CC
Mark Beese
Rundle Mountain CC
Andrew Reed
Rundle Mountain CC
Scott Manktelow
Rundle Mountain CC
Brent Bittner
Rundle Mountain CC
4
Mike Trofimuk
Cyclemeisters/Bow Cycle 0:57:12.6
Christiaan Appelman Cyclemeisters/Bow Cycle
Nic Andrichuk
Cyclemeisters/Bow Cycle
Eric Smith
Reid Cummings
John Impey
5
Wayne Giles
TRS Racing
0:57:45.7
Frank Woolstencroft TRS Racing
Stephen MacDonald TRS Racing
Stephen German
TRS Racing
Jared Green
TRS Racing
Carson Banner
TRS Racing
6
Bob McKerrell
CABC/Projekt One
0:59:51.0
Al Gilbert
CABC/Projekt One
Michael Meeres
CABC/Projekt One
Jason Frank
CABC/Projekt One
David Watson
Velocity
Harley Desprey
Velocity
7
Greg Heath
Synergy
1:03:09.6
Zane Westerbeek
Synergy
John Plant
Synergy
Stuart Harbottle
Synergy
Tyler Boake
Synergy
Jayson Gillespie
Synergy
Category 1&2, Category 3 - 50 minutes + 3 laps
1
Ryan McKenzie
Subway
0:52:53
2
Jamie Sparling
bicisport
0:52:53
3
Jeff Bolstad
TRS Racing
0:53:29
4
Robert Martens
Blizzard
0:53:29
5
Nick Jendzjowsky
6
Nick Friesen
The Bike Shop
0:53:29
7
Scott Manktelow
Rundle Mountain CC
0:53:29
8
Kevin Rokosh
ERTC/redbike
lapped
8
Philippe Abbott
bicisport
lapped
8
Per Strom
bicisport
lapped
11
Cam McKnight
ERTC/redbike
lapped
11
Jere Hu
ERTC/redbike
lapped
11
Jesse James Collins
bicisport
lapped
12 Reid Dalgleish
Synergy
lapped
13 Niclas Christofferson Independent
lapped
13 Trev Williams
Way Past Fast
lapped
13 Tim Ogryzlo
Pedalhead
lapped
14 Craig DeBellefeuille Synergy
lapped
15 Craig Good
Synergy
lapped
16 Orest Massitti
bicisport
lapped
17 John Bence
bicisport
lapped
18 Harley Borlee
Velocity
lapped
19 David Watson
Velocity
lapped
20 Brian Kullman
Synergy
lapped
21 James Ritchie
Deadgoat
lapped
22 James Purdy
bicisport
lapped
22 Spencer Royds
Pedalhead
lapped
1&2
1&2
1&2
1&2
1&2
1&2
1&2
1&2
1&2
1&2
1&2
1&2
1&2
1&2
1&2
3
1&2
3
1&2
3
1&2
1&2
3
3
3
3
3
#
Name
Club
Paralympic - 7 Kilometres
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Paul Jalbert
Ryan Arbuckle
Stephane Chaput
Jean Quevillon
Brayden McDougall
Benoit Vailliancourt
John Berezcki
Independent
0:14:07.0
Dr. Walker’s Chiropractic 0:19:17.4
Independent
0:19:20.6
Independent
0:19:34.9
bicisport
0:19:37.1
Independent
0:19:56.0
bicisport
0:20:08.9
Category 1&2 - 40 Kilometres
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Bruce Copeland
Cam McKnight
Scott Manktelow
Trevor Gunderson
Jesse James Collins
Jamie Sparling
Nick Jendzjowsky
Reid Dalgleish
Kevin Rokosh
Philippe Abbott
Nick Friesen
Kevin Masters
Bob Veroba
Per Strom
John Bence
Jere Hu
Harley Borlee
Juventus
0:55:11.2
ERTC/redbike
0:56:06.9
Rundle Mountain CC
0:56:13.2
bicisport
0:56:19.1
bicisport
0:56:58.8
bicisport
0:57:00.0
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman 0:57:42.4
Synergy
0:57:58.8
ERTC/redbike
0:58:21.3
bicisport
0:58:23.2
The Bike Shop
0:58:43.2
bicisport
0:59:21.7
bicisport
0:59:28.1
bicisport
1:01:13.0
ERTC/redbike
1:03:03.8
Velocity
1:04:26.6
Women A + B - 40 Kilometres
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
17
Category 4 - 40 Kilometres
Time
Individual Time Trial
Rundle Mountain CC presents the Canmore Race Weekend
Jessica DeMars
The Bike Shop
1:03:38.0
Susan Copeland
Juventus
1:04:52.5
Gail Wozny
Juventus
1:06:14.3
Jennifer Alexander
Way Past Fast
1:06:42.7
Sherri Buchignani
Way Past Fast
1:06:44.7
Nola Zwarich
The Bike Shop
1:06:50.0
Bobbi Barbarich
United Cycle
1:08:08.5
Heather Oswald
ERTC/redbike
1:09:03.6
Kristin Campbell
Nathalie Friebel
Annie Rogoschewsky CABC/Projekt 1
1:09:16.1
Nikki Lavoie
Juventus
1:10:24.5
Tara Lee Stilwell
United Cycle
1:11:39.6
Heather Griffith
Rundle Mountain CC
1:13:42.4
Julia Skleryk
bicisport
1:13:52.3
Lindsay Herrick
Diana Klaasen Russell Way Past Fast
1:15:53.0
Sandra Yaworski
Way Past Fast
1:16:11.0
Rachel Gurney
Crankmasters
1:18:00.8
Maryann Heacock
Velocity
1:20:45.8
Karen Cameron
Crankmasters
1:21:01.3
1 DNF
1
Kyle Marcotte
Way Past Fast
0:55:25.3
2
Phil Rayner
Crankmasters
0:57:05.6
3
Trev Williams
Way Past Fast
0:57:33.6
4
Marty Machacek
Synergy
0:57:59.0
5
John Impey
6
Dennis Bland
Crankmasters
0:59:25.0
7
Bob McKerrell
CABC/Projekt 1
0:59:36.9
8
Jason Frank
CABC/Projekt 1
1:00:12.9
9
Marc Freemantle
Independent
1:00:55.2
10 Jack VanDyk
Terrascape
1:01:17.0
11
Brian Kullman
Synergy
1:02:02.1
12 James Ritchie
Deadgoat
1:02:20.0
13 Mike Patton
Synergy
1:03:03.0
14 Anthony Stadnyk
bicisport
1:03:15.2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
Gary Brown
Rundle Mountain CC
0:58:59.2
Frank Woolstencroft TRS Racing
0:59:41.1
Reid Cummings
Devon Smibert
Café Racers
0:59:47.0
Jared Green
TRS Racing
1:00:37.3
Eric Smith
Wayne Long
United Cycle
1:01:08.9
Keith Bayley
Deadgoat
1:01:13.0
Paul Robertson
Terrascape
1:02:24.7
Wayne Giles
TRS Racing
1:03:22.2
Jack Funk
Deadgoat
1:03:38.4
Nic Andrichuk
Evan Wick
Kevin Walsh
Crankmasters
1:04:30.0
Peter Heppleston
Edmonton Masters CC 1:04:48.0
Greg Yanicki
bicisport
1:05:05.0
Mike Trofimuk
Gerald Milner
CABC/Projekt 1
1:06:06.0
Mel Storozynsky
bicisport
1:06:47.6
Gerry McCuaig
Deadgoat
1:12:18.1
Gordon Timm
Eurotech
1:12:27.0
Bill Blonski
bicisport
1:24:58.7
1
Mark Beese
Rundle Mountain CC
0:59:44.3
2
Ed Heacock
3
Brent Bittner
Rundle Mountain CC
1:01:36.5
4
Chris Sparling
5
Patrick Griffith
Rundle Mountain CC
1:02:18.0
6
James Dean
7
Koen Raedschelders Independent
1:03:08.3
8
James Lewis
Eurotech
1:03:19.5
9
Paul Anderson
Way Past Fast
1:03:24.1
10 Stephen MacDonald TRS Racing
1:03:35.6
11
Peter Farran
Crankmasters
1:03:49.0
12 Zane Westerbeek
Synergy
1:03:52.0
13 Rodney Tiedemann Edmonton Masters CC 1:04:38.1
14 Don Mankewich
Alberta Randonneurs
1:04:47.0
15 Stan Walter
Crankmasters
1:04:58.8
16 David Quaschnick
17 Allan McIntosh
18 Greg Bjorndal
Independent
1:05:45.3
19 Jacek Kasprzyk
Crankmasters
1:05:47.2
20 Alexander Van GeestHeadwinds
1:06:03.9
21 Philip Williamson
Crankmasters
1:06:09.2
22 Rob Barfuss
Headwinds
1:06:15.3
23 Henrik Kristensen
Eurotech
1:06:37.6
24 Greg Stevenson
Deadgoat
1:06:45.5
25 Bruce Wick
26 Al Gilbert
CABC/Projekt 1
1:07:06.7
27 Jim Smith
28 Alexander McCuaig GS Campione
1:07:36.2
29 James Tallian
Alberta Randonneurs
1:08:44.0
30 Thom Steenaerts
Eurotech
1:08:45.9
31 Jim Yeske
32 Paul Plakas
33 Neal Gregory
34 Paul Broska
Crankmasters
1:09:17.0
35 Brad Vander Veen
Velocity
1:09:39.8
36 Marcelo Lafuente
37 Gary Taylor
Crankmasters
1:10:08.7
38 Sid McKinney
39 Todd Houston
Crankmasters
1:10:34.9
40 Christiaan Appelman Cyclemeisters/Bow Cycle 1:10:41.5
41 Ulrich Wolfaard
42 Patrick Hodgkinson Crankmasters
1:19:00.3
43 Taras Andrichuk
44 Jim Oldham
Crankmasters
1:22:48.8
45 Aaron Amar
46 Geoff Broadbent
18
Alberta Cyclo-cross Cup 2004
#
Name
Club
1
2 3 4 5 6 Tot Upg
Sport Men
1
Jason Frank
CABC/Projekt 1
12
15 8 10 20 65 65
1=Toad’s Supercross, 2=Hardcore Hop ‘n’ Hurl, 3=United Oktobercross, 4=CABC/ 2
Chris Stipdonk
United Cycle
8
10 12 12 12 54 54
Projekt ONE Riverbender, 5=Bow XX Fietscross, 6= Rundle Mtn CC Provincials
3
Chris Harrison
ERTC/redbike
10 12
15 15 52 52
4
Tim Riess
8 6 10
10 34 34
5
Kevin Bladon
United Cycle
6 6 12
24 24
#
Name
Club
1
2 3 4 5 6 Tot
6
Michael Zelensky
6 6
12 12
Open Women
7
Jonathan Shalapay United Cycle
4 4
8 16
1
15 15 15 15 15 20 95
8
Manrique Bautista Pedalhead
8
8
2
Marg Fedyna
Independent
10 12 12 12
15 61
9
Greg Yanicki
bicisport
6
6
3
Christine Misseghers Mountain Bike City
8
8 10
26
10 Dave Whitten
Independent
4
4 4
4
Mical Dyck
Terrascape
10 12
22
11
Orest Massitti
bicisport
4
4 4
5
Jessica Demars
Bianchi/The Bike Shop
12 10
22
6
Nancy Burden
ERTC/redbike
8 8
16
Upgraded
7
Nola Zwarich
12 12
Kevin Noble
United Cycle
4 10
14 66
8
Kristin Campbell
6 6
12
9
Sherlyn Rawson
4
6
10
Club results
10 Leslie Schlebach
bicisport
10
10
#
Club
Points
#
Club
Points
11
Annette Svederus United Cycle
6
6
1
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman 276
11
Deadgoat
36
12 Sian Barraclough
Juventus
4
4
2
United Cycle
241
12 Sport Chek
35
3
ERTC/redbike
157
13 Mountain Bike City 26
Sport Women
4
Bianchi/The Bike Shop 154
14 Terrascape
22
1
Stephanie Roorda Synergy
15 15 15
20
65
5
bicisport
148
15 Bow Cycle/CMC
16
2
Gail Wozny
Edmonton Masters CC
15
12 12 15
54
6
Juventus
140
16 Campione
10
3
Janka Hegedus
10
15 25
7
Synergy
126
17 Rundle Mountain CC8
4
Shona Schleppe
12 8
20
8
CABC/Projekt 1
106
18 Hardcore
4
5
Jennifer Barr
12
12
9
Pedalhead
85
19 Devinci-Sportrack 4
10 EMCC
54
20 Velocity
4
Elite Men
1
Sean Barr
12 12 10
15 20 69
McKenzie and DeMars take Downtown Crit
2
Per Strom
bicisport
10 4 4 8 6 10 42
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3
Jesse Collins
bicisport
10 10 12
32
www.rundlemountaincycling.com/
4
Roddi Lega
United Cycle
15
15
30
5
Byron Davis
8 8
12 2 30
In front of throngs of rabid fans (and even more rabid race
6
Paul Ignatiuk
ERTC/redbike
6
8 15 29
7
Mark Webster
15 10
25
announcers), Ryan McKenzie repeated his 2004 victory in
8
Matthew Decore
6 12
18
the Men’s Open category with a late-race 2-man break9
Ryan Hopping
United Cycle
12
12
away with Jamie Sparling (eventual runner-up). Jeff
10 Guri Randhawa
8 8
Bolstad won the sprint from the chase pack to take 3rd
11
Brian Kullman
Synergy
6
6
12 Shawn Taylor
Rundle Mountain
6
6
over the technical course. Jessica DeMars made a bold
13 Andre Sutton
Hardcore
4
4
early solo move and stuck with it to take the win in the
14 Ryan McKenzie
Devinci-Sportrack
4
4
women’s open event. Diana Bladon and Samantha
Master Men
1
Andy Achuff
2
Peter Toth
3
Michael Johns
4
Keith Bayly
5
Craig Good
6
Clayton Paradis
7
Ted Dahms
8
Brennan Bagdan
9
cp Walsh
10 James Rasmussen
11
Ryan McGimpsey
12 Marty Machacek
13 Kirk Loberg
14 Todd Barraclough
15 Dean Rawson
16 Pat Doyle
17 Shane Rush
18 Tracy Shearer
19 Gary Brown
Pedalhead
ERTC/redbike
CABC/Projekt 1
Deadgoat
Synergy
Pedalhead
Synergy
United Cycle
G.S. Campione
Revoluzione
Juventus
Deadgoat
Velocity
Juventus
Rundle Mountain CC
Junior Men
1
Mike Bidniak
Juventus
2
Shaun Adamson
United Cycle
3
4
Mark MacDonald
Sport Chek
5
William Monteath Juventus
6
Samueal Beaudoin Juventus
7
Brian Robinson
Bow Cycle/CMC
8
Slawomir Szulc
United Cycle
9
Cody Canning
United Cycle
10 Nik Andrichuk
Bow Cycle/CMC
11
Evan Wick
Independent
15 12
15 20
62
15 12 15
10 8 60
12
6 15 8
41
10
8
12 30
6 10
12
28
15
15
4
4
4
12
8 4
12
12
12
6 6
12
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
8
6
6
6 6
4
4
4
4
2 2
15 15 12 15 15
72
15 12 12 10 12 8 69
12 10
8
6 36
15
20
35
10 6
16
8 4
12
12
12
10
10
10
10
4
4
2
2
Phillips followed for 2nd and 3rd. The men’s cat. 4 race
was won by Devon Smibert.
Congratulations to all racers who braved Canmore’s tight
corners and bumpy roads. Thanks to all the downtown
businesses who allowed their streets to be closed off for
the afternoon – particularly to InForm Cycle for all their
organizing, and Devonian Properties for contributing to
the prize purse.
The 40km ITT had a huge turnout yet again, with over
120 competitors. Strong west winds provided a challenging ride back to Canmore. Bruce Copeland yet again set
the fastest time of the day with a 55:11– remarkable
considering the conditions. Jessica DeMars posted the
fastest women’s time of the day with a 1:03:38.
14 teams contested the 6-up Team Time Trial with
Bicisport taking the Men’s race (again very windy) with a
strong 52:34 and a composite team winning the Women’s
in 1:03:38
Thanks to all the hardy volunteers who gave up their
weekend for this event and congratulations to Race
Director Shawn Taylor for banging his head against the
wall enough to make this happen.
m
Opposite: Matt Decore (Pedalhead Roadworks/Sleeman) puts the bike
down after a barrier at the Hardcore Hop’n’Hurl.. Inset: The BacardiBerg
is not much of a barrier for the Elite Men at the United Oktobercross.
19
2005 Paul Lewis Memorial Coulee Cruiser
20
Lethbridge, Alberta May 1, 2005
#
Name
Club
Beginner Male & Female 2 Laps (12 km)
1
Mike Baker
Independent
2
Kyla Conner
Independent
3
Jeff Jones
Lethbridge BMX
Time
0:43:33
0:57:56
1:02:01
U13 Male
1
Kevin Stafford
2
Trevor Bosch
1 Lap (6 km)
United Cycle
Calgary Cycle
0:34:20
0:38:02
U15
1
2
3
2 Laps (6 km)
Blacksheep
Lethbridge BMX
Lethbridge BMX
1:08:30
1:11:23
1:11:37
Male
Mac Garrin
Garth Philpott
Aidan Jones
U17 Sport Male
1
Kaspar Woiceshyn
2
Mike Weldon
3 Laps (18 km)
Blacksheep
1:17:48
Junior Sport Male
1
Brian Robinson
2
Matt Catley
4 Laps (24 km)
Independent
1:55:25
Senior Sport Male
1
Jeffery Neilson
2
Felix Haspel
3
Lannie Thielen
4
Darcy Neniska
4 Laps (24 km)
Terrascape
Synergy
Headwinds
United Cycle
1 DNF
1:18:04
1:22:19
1:30:34
1:38:50
Master Sport Male 30-39 4 Laps (24 km)
1
Alistair Abdai
Deadgoat
1:21:26
2
Trevor Sutherland Deadgoat
1:22:27
3
Mike McKee
Deadgoat
1:22:31
4
Stephen Walsh
Schmoe Racing
1:24:14
5
Pete Holzhuter
Headwinds
1:25:08
6
Brent Clark
Schmoe Racing
1:25:44
7
Mark Stranzinger
Terrascape
1:27:49
8
Dave Ford
Deadgoat
1:27:55
9
Tim Riess
Pedalhead
1:28:18
10 Ted Anderson
Deadgoat
1:29:20
11
Brad Kane
Deadgoat
1:29:26
12 Greg Wikenheiser Independent
1:31:53
13 Mark Duk
14 Trevor Pombert
United Cycle
1:32:50
15 Jamie Thomas
United Cycle
1:41:03
16 Adam Driedzil
Independent
1:45:13
Master Sport Male 40+ 4 Laps (24 km)
1 DNF, 1 DQ
1
Darcy Jones
Deadgoat
0:59:30
2
Greg Bartlett
United Cycle
1:03:25
3
Ivan Dansie
Deadgoat
1:03:33
4
Rob Hunter
Rocky Mtn Bike ‘n Board 1:04:27
5
John Riess
6
Gerry McCuaig
Deadgoat
1:09:33
7
Roger Clemen
United Cycle
1:10:59
8
Clayton Stafford
United Cycle
1:14:16
9
Tom Ebbern
Blacksheep
1:27:23
U17
1
2
3
& Junior Sport Female 3 Laps (18 km)
Hilary Ebbern
Blacksheep
0:59:25
Michelle Beveridge Blacksheep
1:03:04
Jennifer Virtue
Blacksheep
1:03:04
Senior Sport Female
1
Laura Brown
2
Isabelle Julian
3
Lisa Bowe
3 Laps (18 km)
Headwinds
1:23:28
bicisport
1:26:47
Master Sport Female 30-39 3 Laps (18 km)
1
Margie Smith
Independent
1:10:15
2
Kelsey Miller
Master Female 40+
1
Linda Green
2
Judy Harlton
3 Laps (18 km)
Deadgoat
Dirt Girls
1:12:30
1:14:39
Master Expert Female 30-39 4 Laps (24 km)
1
Juliette Franklin
Deadgoat
1:46:16
2
Michelle Hock
Pedalhead
1:49:41
U17 & Junior Expert Female 4 Laps (24 km)
1
Danielle Kenny
Master Expert Male 30-39 5 Laps (30 km)1 DNF
1
Tom Brodzinski
Deadgoat
1:36:51
2
Keith Bayley
Deadgoat
1:37:22
3
Geoff Clark
Deadgoat
1:37:40
4
Tim Bresznyak
Deadgoat
1:38:04
5
Lonn Bate
Terrascape
1:38:55
6
Steven Johnson
Wilson’s Racing
1:40:05
7
Brys Francis
United Cycle
1:42:54
8
Darren Anderson
Pedalhead
1:43:24
9
Wayne Calder
Deadgoat
1:43:29
Master Expert Male 40+ 4 Laps (24 km) 1 DNF
1
Dwayne Ellis
GS Campione
1:19:20
2
Mike Cavaliere
Rundle Mountain CC 1:20:27
3
Edward Boddy
Deadgoat
1:25:24
4
Ed Garvin
Blacksheep
1:27:24
5
Jack Funk
Deadgoat
1:28:49
6
Gary Dearing
Junior Expert Male
1
Cody Canning
2
Eric Magee
5 Laps (30 km)
1 DNF
United Cycle
1:33:39
Rundle Mountain CC 1:44:34
Senior Expert Female 5 Laps (30 km)
1
Amy Woodward
2
Carrie Williamson Terrascape
1:39:29
3
Bridget Linder
4
Jill Parnell
Blacksheep
1:43:46
5
Rebecca Morris
bicisport
1:45:42
6
Heather Grover
Mountain Bike City 1:47:44
7
Janka Hegedus
Pedalhead
1:51:31
Senior Expert Male
1
Earl Nolan
2
Mark MacDonald
3
Frederic Langevin
4
David Roberts
5
Ryan Castle
6
Erik Bakke
7
Brian Bain
8
Kevin Noble
9
Roy Custodio
10 Shaun Adamson
11
Kevin Lega
12 Jared Wilson
13 Johnathan Shalapay
14 Robert Leeds
5 Laps (30 km)
2 DNF
Deadgoat
1:32:44
Sport Chek Cycling 1:35:24
Deadgoat
1:37:51
Regina CC
1:39:59
Deadgoat
1:41:15
United Cycle
1:42:08
Terrascape
1:42:28
United Cycle
1:45:59
United Cycle
1:48:18
River Valley Cycle 1:50:43
United Cycle
1:54:00
Senior Elite Female 5 Laps (30 km)
1
Mical Dyck
Terrascape
1:40:01
2
Madelaine Bate
Terrascape
1:45:01
3
Trish Grajczyk
Deadgoat
1:46:01
4
Marisa Tosi
Terrascape
1:50:07
5
Christine Misseghers Mountain Bike City 1:51:00
6
Katherine White
7
Sandy Ayre
Pedalhead
2:00:21
8
Pepper Harlton
Dirt Girls
2:01:43
Senior Elite Male
6 Laps (36 km)
2 DNF
1
Neil Grover
2
Troy Misseghers
3
Evan Sherman
United Cycle
1:46:22
4
Niclas Christofferson Independent
1:50:37
5
Pat Doyle
Deadgoat
1:51:18
6
Devin Erfle
Deadgoat
1:52:05
7
Adam Bailey
Blacksheep
1:52:37
8
Duane Myers
Terrascape
1:55:47
9
Ryan Hopping
ERTC/redbike
1:57:14
10 Michael Sarnecki
Pedalhead
1:59:21
11
Dion Clark
12 Johnathan NutbrownThe Bike Shop
2:04:48
ight: Women’s pack has a place in the sun.
Below: Cat 3’s move too fast to stop and smell the flowers.
#
Name
Category 1&2
1
Mathew Decore
2
Dan Wood
3
Mike Stickland
4
Sean Barr
5
Zibi Szymanski
6
Jere Hu
7
Craig Good
8
Robert Simpson
9
Shane Rush
10 Paul Tichelaar
11
Edward Emes
Club
70 minutes + 3 laps
Pedalhead
ERTC/redbike
Pedalhead Roadworks
Pedalhead Roadworks
United Cycle
ERTC/redbike
Synergy
Juventus
Velocity
RVCNS
ERTC/redbike
Category 3
1
Paul MacDonald
2
Stephen Mundy
3
Tim Ogryzlo
4
Dylan Menard
5
Phil MacDonald
6
Chris Harrison
7
Jeff Klassen
8
Dave Ellis
9
Craig Horon
10 Dean Rawson
11
Paul Ignatiuk
12 Steve Martins
13 Dave Watson
14 Tim Deschenes
15 Andre Sutton
16 Curtis Roper
60 minutes + 3 laps
United Cycle
ERTC/redbike
Pedalhead Roadworks
Juventus
Snakebite Society
ERTC/redbike
ERTC/redbike
Pedalhead Roadworks
Velocity
Pedalhead Roadworks
ERTC/redbike
Hardcore
Velocity
Velocity
Hardcore
Velocity
Category 4&5
50 minutes + 3 laps
1
Darren Anderson
Pedalhead Roadworks
2
Ryan Cakhoan
Juventus
3
Tim Bulger
ERTC/redbike
4
Mike Bidniak
Juventus
5
Myles Marshal
Juventus
6
Kevin Noble
United Cycle
7
Leroy Brower
Pedalhead Roadworks
8
Nik Jackman (cat 5) United Cycle
9
Thomas Auer (cat 5) Pedalhead Roadworks
10 Scott Osinchuk
Pedalhead Roadworks
11
Dave Leblanc
United Cycle
12 Andrew Schietzsch (cat 5) United Cycle
Women A&B
1
Colleen Baldwin
2
Kristin Campbell
3
Janka Hegedus
4
Tanya Bagnell
5
Sherlyn Rawson
6
Karen Martinuk
7
Jenny Hockin
35 minutes + 3 laps
Pedalhead Roadworks
Pedalhead Roadworks
Pedalhead Roadworks
ERTC/redbike
Pedalhead Roadworks
United Cycle
Way Past Fast
United Cycle and Leva Café present the Criterium di Garneau
Garneau , Edmonton July 25, 2004
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A chance to ride with Lance
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The ride commenced shortly after 11:00 am and we all
became aware that this would be no Sunday ride in the
park. Averaging between 35 to 40 km/h into the wind,
we were certainly making good time. After about 30
minutes, I realized I had ridden up to the front and was
happily sitting on Lance’s wheel. Not a bad place to be
but I figured it was a good time to say hi so I rode up
beside him and we chatted about mountain biking, the
local trails and the probability of the wind subsiding.
Sorry but in Alberta at this time of year, fat chance
buddy! I figured we might get a bit of a tail wind as we
headed up the climb and then wished I had had a
camera when I mentioned that the climb was 40
kilometers long (I think someone left that part out of
his course description, how convenient).
by Christine Ezinga
O
n September 26, 2004 I was fortunate enough
to accompany Lance Armstrong, George
Hincapie, Chris Carmichael, Phil Liggett and
approximately 40 other cyclists on the Tour of Courage.
The Tour took us from Longview up and over
Highwood Pass to Kananaskis Village, all under the
watchful eye of Johan Bruyneel who was behind the
wheel of a support vehicle that shielded us from traffic
and who kept us informed of what was happening in
the peloton.
The Tour of Courage ride happened in conjunction
with the dinner the previous evening in support of a
new Molecular Epidemiology Research Chair at the
Tom Baker Cancer Centre in Calgary. In just over a year,
the organizers of this event have raised about $5.2
million towards the cause. Those interested in sharing
dinner with the honored guests could do so on the
Saturday night and those willing and able to
contribute (or in my case raise) $25,000 would have the
opportunity of a lifetime - to spend a day in the saddle
with Lance & company on the Sunday.
Our day started early with the bus departing from
downtown Calgary at 7:30 am. Luckily, there was a
Starbucks nearby so most of us left armed with some
sort of caffeinated beverage. On the bus, a few riders
remarked that they thought it would be a nice
moderate pace and seemed to expect an easy ride
through the Rockies. Oh how wrong they were; the
reality of the day would soon become apparent.
The bus arrived in Longview and we enjoyed a
breakfast feast. It was every rider’s dream, an endless
supply of muffins, toast, omelets, cereal, fruit, juice and
of course more coffee. Our bikes had all been tuned and
prepped by the team at Ridley’s Cycle the day before
and were lined up, ready to roll. After breakfast each of
us was equipped with a headset so we could hear what
was happening, like when to expect a line of cars to
pass, when to expect a break and when to expect cattle
wandering on the road (welcome to K-Country riding).
Lance arrived via helicopter while we were preparing
and took the time to sign a mountain of goodies and
then posed for an individual photo with each rider.
We continued with the aggressive pace up the Pass and
allowed for regrouping approximately once an hour at
each feed station. I lost touch with the lead group on
the final climb but given the amazing scenery, I did not
mind. I kept turning it over, joined on a couple of
occasions by Phil Liggett who seemed a bit annoyed at
the pace being set by his “Boys in Blue”. He informed
me that he had ridden less than a 100 km in total since
June so I was duly impressed by his fitness. Apparently
Phil does not pay as well as Lance because despite
several requests to pull him along, big George Hincapie
was off somewhere at the front having fun with Lance,
launching small attacks and waiting to see who was
foolish enough to try and follow.
There were times when Phil and I were fortunate
enough to have Johan slow down as he drove by (in,
you guessed it, a Subaru!) so we could pace behind. Phil
let us all know at dinner that an RCMP officer drove
every vehicle in the entourage except for Johan’s, who
relegated his officer to the backseat. That was probably
a good thing as Johan has a particular skill for ensuring
other vehicles don’t interfere with his riders. One
driver/fan/hazard was more interested in taking
pictures while driving beside us on the wrong side of
the road. Johan’s response was, (insert Arnie-esque
heavy Germanic accent) “I’ll move him.” We then
witnessed Johan’s border collie-inspired herding skills.
The grind continued to the top of Highwood Pass
where we stopped for a photo and many Lance fans
greeted us, hoping to catch a glimpse and maybe an
autograph. I quickly inhaled a banana and stuffed a
PowerBar in my pocket, grabbed my bike from one of
the Ridley’s staff who was kind enough to fill my water
bottles before descending the mountain. The descent
was loads of fun - wide open and fast. Lance can really
fly down a mountain. He blew past me as if I was
standing still at one point (and I was doing over 80 km/
h). Some might have expected that the descent would
be a good time to recover from the climb, but it was a
sprint to the bottom! Once we arrived at the base of the
descent, the pack stopped to regroup and it was game
on again. The pace did not slow and that had us heads
down as we approached the turnoff for Kananaskis
This page: Christine and Lance. Photo by Ken Cheung.
Opposite: Left centre: Lorie Anne Muenzer and Phil Liggett.
Bottom: The group at the summit. Photos by Dave Lowery.
Village. I had never realized the “short” climb to the
hotel was so steep but after 129km, it seemed like L’Alp
d’Huez. Most riders had exhausted themselves at this
point and suffered for the duration of the final climb. It
was well worth the effort as we found a tent of food for
a post ride drink, snack and visit and I finally ate the
bar I had grabbed way back at the top of Highwood
Pass. Then it was off to the hotel to warm up and
prepare for dinner.
I followed Chris and George to the Delta, waiting while
they stopped for numerous photos and autographs
along the way. Lance had to leave prior to dinner due to
another commitment;
however, the rest of the
guys were able to stay
and this was the best
chance we had to sit and
talk with them. Phil had
stories about races he had
ridden while racing in
Europe as well as tales
about some of the riders
he has met over the years
(all good). He is on the
road about 200 days out
of the year announcing
European races, which
limits his riding time.
Lori-Ann Muenzer shared
some of her Olympic
stories at the table over
dinner. It was exciting to
hear about her
experience in Greece and
we are all looking
forward to cheering for
her at the China 2008
Olympic Games.
Each of the celebrity riders who attended this event
was really down to earth. I had the opportunity to
meet Lance last year at the dinner and it was fantastic
to be able to come back and ride with him this year. At
the end of the day, he is a guy who genuinely loves to
ride his bike and recognizes his capacity to use his
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success to help people, in this case the Cancer Centre in
Calgary. I owe the opportunity I had to participate in
this amazing ride to a long list of supporters, both
corporate and individual, who believed in the cause
and in me enough to reach and exceed the $25,000
minimum contribution level. It was a lot of work but
IT WAS SO WORTH IT!! I had a rare opportunity to
support a great cause and ride with some of best
cyclists in the world. I met some amazing people along
the way: cycling enthusiasts who I hope to ride with
again next year, cancer survivors who reminded me
that this is about far more than a day with Lance and
the boys and the physicians who address cancer on a
daily basis searching for new ways to help their
patients. Thanks to everyone involved with this ride. It
was an extraordinary cycling event in Alberta and I
would love to see it happen again next year.
I would like to thank each and every one of my
supporters, which included numerous anonymous
individuals and the following companies. Without
their generous contributions, I would not have been
able to reach my goal.
APF Energy Trust
Benjamin Financial Solutions
Bennett Jones LLP
Bowne
CanadaNewswire
Canaccord Capital Corporation
Colliers International
Dundee Securities
Endeavour Wireline
Geologic Systems
Gilbert Laustsen Jung and Associates Ltd.
Nabors Canada LP
National Bank Financial.
Persimmon Contracting
Raymond James Ltd.
Savanna Energy Services
Thunder Energy Inc.
Waterous & Co.
If you want to see more photos, check out
www.betherecommunications.com
m
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Note: Day licenses may be used to enter some categories in those races listed in italics.
XC - Cross-country, DH - Downhill, MX - Marathon, 4X - 4-cross, RR - Road Race, CRIT - Criterium, ITT - Individual Time Trial,
TTT - Team Time Trial, SR - Stage Race, CC - Canada Cup
DATE
June 4 - 5
June 4 - 5
June 5
June 5
June 11 - 12
June 11 - 12
June 18
June 18
June 19
June 19
June 19
June 25 - 26
June 25
June 26
June 26
June 30-July 3
EVENT
Road SR
MTB, XC
Road CRIT
BMX
MTB XC
Road SR
MTB MX
BMX
BMX
MTB XC
MTB DH
MTB XC, DH, 4X
MTB MX
MTB XC
Road ITT
Track
NAME
LOCATION ORGANIZER PHONE EMAIL/WEBSITE
Regina Stage Race Regina, SK Regina Cycle Club
akita@sasktel.net
Hardwood Hills MTB CC #3 Ontario Glenn Meeuwisse
www.hardwoodhills.ca
Trofeo Leva
Edmonton Pedalhead RW
AB Cup BMX #2
CochraneAlberta BMX
www.albertabmx.com
National Championships Mont Ste. Anne Gestev 418-827-1122 www.gestev.com
Prairie Steamer Stage Race Calgary Jon Keech
synergyracingcc@yahoo.ca
Marathon World Cup
Mont Ste. Anne Gestev 418-827-1122 www.gestev.com
National Championships Airdrie, AB Airdrie BMX
www.airdriebmx.com
Western Nat’l Series #3 Airdrie, AB Airdrie BMX
www.airdriebmx.com
Down ‘n Dirty
Edmonton Kristy Sarnoski
www.dirtgirls.ca
National Championships Mont Ste. Anne Gestev 418-827-1122 www.gestev.com
World Cup
Mont Ste. Anne Gestev 418-827-1122 www.gestev.com
12 Hours of Aspen Hills
St. Paul AB
Ridley’s Summer Solstice Station Flats Ridley’s Cycle 403-283-1421 bikes@ridleys.com
Northern ITT DevonJuventus
National Championships Calgary, AB Olympic Oval
www.oval.ucalgary.ca
July 1
July 2-3
July 3
July 7 - 10
July 9
July 15 - 17
July 16 - 17
July 16
July 17
Road CRIT
MTB MX, DH
BMX
Road RR, ITT, CRIT
BMX
Road, SR
MTB XC
Track
Road RR
July 16
July 17
July 20
July 22 - 30
July 22 - 24
July 30 - 31
July 31
July 31
BMX
BMX
Road, CRIT
MTB, Road, Track
Road, SR
MTB XC, DH
Road ITT
Road HC
Canada Day Crit
Edmonton ERTC
www.ertc.org
Baseline DH SR & Enduro Rocky Mtn House RMBNB 403-845-2204 www.rmbnb.com
AB Cup BMX #3
Medicine Hat Alberta BMX
www.albertabmx.com
National Championships KamloopsHenry Pejril
www.roadnationals.com
UCI BMX Crabtree Quebec Crabtree BMX
Tour de Delta - Road CC Delta, BC
www.tourdedelta.com
24 Hours of Adrenalin
Canmore Twenty4 Sports 905-944-9436 www.24hoursofadrenalin.com
Calgary Track
Calgary CBTL
www.cbtl.ca
Stampede Road Race
Okotoks Crankmasters
oldhamjb@telus.net
www.calgarycycling.com
Western Nat’l Series #4 Calgary Calgary BMX
AB BMX Cup #4
Calgary Alberta BMX
www.albertabmx.com
Tour de Gastown
Vancouver, BC
www.tourdegastown.com
World Masters’ Games Edmonton, AB
www.2005worldmasters.com
Tour de White Rock - Road CC White Rock, BC
www.city.whiterock.bc.ca
Fernie MTB CC #4
Fernie, BC Karen Pepper 250-423-2401 www.skifernie.com
Ride for the Wild Roses Cochrane Rebecca Wilkinson
rideforthewildroses@hotmail.com
Tour of Bowness Hill Climb COP, Calgary Bow Cycle
www.bowcycle.com
August 1
August 6 - 7
August 6 - 13
August 6
August 7
August 7 - 13
August 12 - 14
August 13 - 14
August 13 - 14
August 14
August 20 - 21
August 21
August 21
August 27
August 28
Road CRIT
MTB XC, DH
MTB, Road
Road RR
BMX
MTB MX
Road SR
MTB XC, DH
Track
MTB MX
MTB XC, DH
Road RR
BMX
Track
MTB XC
Tour of Bowness Provincials Calgary Bow Cycle
www.bowcycle.com
Panorama MTB CC #5
Invermere, BC Panorama Resort http://www.panoramaresort.com/
Canada Summer Games Regina, SK
www.canadagames.ca
Montreal-Quebec - Road CCQuebec
www.louisgarneau.com
AB BMX Cup #5
Red Deer
Alberta BMX
www.albertabmx.com
Transrockies Challenge BC, AB
www.transrockies.com
Elliott Lake - Road CC
Ontario
www.cityofelliottlake.com
Sun Peaks MTB CC #6
Sun Peaks, BC Henry Pejril 250-578-5411 www.sunpeaksresort.com
Track Provincials
Calgary
CBTL
www.cbtl.ca
Dirty Dozen
Devon
Kristy Sarnoski
www.dirtgirls.ca
World Masters Champs Sun Peaks, BC Mondial du Velo
www.mondialduvelo.com
Road Provincials
Red Deer
CABC
centralalbertabicycle@yahoo.com
www.albertabmx.com
AB BMX Cup #6
Lethbridge Alberta BMX
Name Forthcoming
Calgary
CBTL
www.cbtl.ca
MTB Provincials
Bragg Creek Deadgoat
www.deadgoat.ca
Sept. 3 - 5
September 4
September 5
September 4
September 5
September 11
September 11
September 18
September 24
September 25
September 25
Road RR, ITT, CRIT
Road ITT
Road TTT
BMX
BMX
Road RR
MTB MX
Road ITT
BMX
BMX
Cyclo-cross
Youth Road Championships Calgary
www.albertabicycle.ab.ca
Provincial Time Trial
Lethbridge Headwinds 403-381-9466 www.headwinds.ab.ca
Provincial Team Time Trial Lethbridge Headwinds 403-381-9466 www.headwinds.ab.ca
AB BMX Cup #7
Airdrie Alberta BMX
www.albertabmx.com
AB BMX Provincials
Airdrie Alberta BMX
www.albertabmx.com
Masters Road Race
Okotoks Crankmasters
oldhambj@telus.net
Bowness Nationals
Station Flats Bow Cycle
www.bowcycle.com
Mt. Norquay Hill Climb
Cyclemeisters/Team Bow Cycle www.teambowcycle.com
Western Nat’l Series #5 Abbotsford, BC Abbotsford BMX
Western Nat’l Final
Abbotsford, BC Abbotsford BMX
Pedalhead ‘cross
Edmonton Pedalhead Road
October 2
Cyclo-cross
Bow ‘cross
October 8
October 9
October 16
October 23
October 30
Cyclo-cross
Cyclo-cross
Cyclo-cross
Cyclo-cross
Cyclo-cross
Velo ‘cross ‘05
Edmonton Velocity
Grote Prijs Strathcona CX Edmonton United Cycle
Calgary-area ‘cross
Calgary
cp Walsh
Deadgoat ‘cross
Calgary
Deadgoat
Cyclo-cross Provincials Red Deer
CABC
November 6
Cyclo-cross
National Championships Hardwood Hills Glenn Meeuwisse 705-487-3775
Calgary Cyclemeisters/Team Bow Cycle www.teambowcycle.com
www.velocitycycling.com
www.unitedcycle.com
fvk6@yahoo.ca
www.deadgoat.ca
centralalbertabicycle@yahoo.com
www.hardwoodhills.on.ca
by Jeffrey Michael Franc-Law, MD, CCFP.EM, Dip Sport Med
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It should end up looking like this....
P
robably the most common question asked of a
Sports Medicine Physician by cyclists is related to
the Iliotibial band (ITB). We all have two of them,
and among cyclists there is always a good chance that
one or the other is harassing us.
Q: What is the ITB?
A: The ITB is a wide band of fibrous tissue. It starts near
the hip, where it is attached to a muscle called the ‘
Tensor Fascia Latae’. The ITB passes along the leg and
inserts on the tibia (Shin). In doing so, the ITB passes
across the knee, which tends to be the source of the
problems.
Q: How does the ITB become injured?
A: This is usually an injury of repetitive use, not one of a
sudden injury. When we bend our knees, the ITBmoves
back and forth across a prominence in the distal end of
the femur called the ‘lateral femoral condyle’. As the ITB
rubs on the femoral condyle, friction can develop, and
this can lead to inflammation and pain. This is called the
‘ITB Friction Syndrome’.
Q: Where is the pain usually located?
A: Pain is located on the lateral (outside) of the knee joint.
Usually the area is tender about 1-2 cm above the joint
line. Pain is often occurs consistently with exercise.
Bending the knees multiple times may bring on pain.
Q: Why me?
A: There are four likely causes of ITB band problems.
Likely, you will need a Physiotherapist or Physician to
evaluate you before the true cause is found:
1. Tightness of the ITB itself at the knee
2. Shortening of the ‘Tensor fascia latae’ at the hip
3. Tightness of the ‘Gluteus maximus’ (buttocks).
4. Excessive strength of the ‘Vastus lateralis’
(one of the quadriceps).
You should feel a strong pull at the right lateral knee.
Repeat as needed for the other side.
Q: What about saddle height?
A: The ITB tends to cross over the ‘Lateral femoral
condyle’ when the knee is at about 30 degrees of flexion.
Lowering the saddle will lead to reduction of flexion, and
may, in certain individuals, minimize the movement of
the ITB over the condyle and eliminate friction. This
must be balanced of course with the problems associated
with a lower seat, reduced power development, and pain
developing in the anterior knee.
Rise to Infamy for the Ilio-Tibial Band
My Band is so Misunderstood
Excessive early season riding is often the precipitant.
Q: What can I do if the symptoms occur?
A: Firstly, get an expert to evaluate you; correct diagnosis
is the most important factor. Treatment initially includes
rest and ice until pain is controlled. Stretching and
massage may help to relieve tension. Strengthening and
stretching of accessory muscles of the quads and buttocks
might also be necessary. Steroid injections are occasionally used. Surgery is a last resort for resistant cases.
Q: How do you stretch the ITB?
A:This is by far the most commonly requested stretch.
This is MUCH harder to explain than to
do. If you want to try at home, stand up, and start following these instructions. To stretch the right ITB:
1. Stand up
2. Cross right leg behind left
3. Twist toward the left.
4. Bend down at the waist
5. Reach with your right hand and and try to grab
the heel of your right leg
Ciao!
m
Dr. Franc-Law holds
certification in Emergency
and Sports Medicine. He is an
active XC, DH, and road
racer and a consistent
podium finisher in Master
Expert XC races. He is
available for individual
consultation and training
programs at
www.voltarace.com.
2004 Alberta Road Cup Final Standings
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1=Women’s sub-category*, 2= 2004 ARC Points, 3= Upgrade Points, 4= 2003 ARC Points, 5= GP Bicisport #1, 6= GP Bicisport #2, 7= Ardrossan ITT, 8=
Ardrossan Crit, 9= Ardrossan RR, 10= Ardrossan GC, 11= ITT Series Canmore, 12= Criterium Canmore, 13= Pigeon Lake RR, 14= ITT Series Lethbridge, 15=
Steamer RR, 16= Steamer ITT, 17= Steamer Hill Climb, 18= Steamer GC, 19= Canada Day Crit, 20= Ride for Wild Roses, 21= ITT Series Devon, 22= Criterium di
Garneau, 23= Plateau de Joffre RR, 24= Tour of Bowness, 25= Mike Almdahl Provincial. RR, 26= Provincial ITT, 27= Provincial Hill Climb, 28= Out of Province, 29=
Team Points,
Category 1&2
(Doug Grieder Memorial Cup)
#
Name
Team
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1
Jeff Bolstad
TRS Racing
150
6 2 2 12
2
Ryan MacKenzie
Devinci/Sportrack
140
20 8 15
3
Zach Bell
Synergy
105
20
4
Jere Hu
ERTC/redbike
100
5
Mike Stickland
99
10
6
Gary Alexander
TRS Racing
88
10
4
7
Bruce Copeland
Juventus
81
8
Roddi Lega
United Cycle
78
6 12 20 15
9
Bob Veroba
bicisport
70
8
20
8
10 Scott Manktelow
Rundle Mountain CC
69
12
10
11
Jesse James Collins bicisport
66
10 15
4
12 Geoff Johns
57
13 Murray Carter
Team Manitoba
57
13 Philippe Abbott
bicisport
57
15
15 Taylor Little
River Valley Cycle
55
10
16 Matt Decore
52
17 Nick Jendzjowsky
51
6
18 Dylan Snowdon
42
19 Mark Webster
38
6
20 Kevin Rokosh
ERTC/redbike
36
21 Reid Dalgleish
Synergy
33
22 Dan Wood
ERTC/redbike
32
23 Sean Barr
31
24 Cam McKnight
ERTC/redbike
30
15
25 Per Strom
bicisport
24
6
2
26 Wade Wallace
TRS Racing
22
4
26 Ted Dahms
22
12
28 Graham Rudge
ERTC/redbike
17
29 Nick Friesen
16
30 Cam MacKinnon
TheTrackTeam.ca
14
30 James Sparling
Bow Cycle/CMC
14
6 4 4
30 Jeff Sparling
Bow Cycle/CMC
14
2
33 Byron Davis
Pedalhead
12
4
33 Edward Emes
ERTC/redbike
12
33 Mark Fewster
TRS Racing
12
33 Gregg Menard
Juventus
12
37 Craig Good
Synergy
11
38 Andrew Davidson Bow Cycle/CMC
10
38 Stephen German
Revoluzione
10
40 Dave Leahy
TRS Racing
8
8
40 Dave MacIsaac
Independent
8
8
40 John Bence
bicisport
8
40 Zbigniew SzymanskiUnited Cycle
8
40 cp Walsh
Synergy
8
45 Shawn Goulet
7
46 David Ariano
ERTC/redbike
6
47 Dan Petersen
Bow Cycle/CMC
4
47 Harley Desprey
Velocity
4
47 Mark MacDonald
Sport Chek
4
50 Chris Wright
Juventus
2
50 Sean Huggins-Chan bicisport
2
50 Robert Simpson
Juventus
2
53 Guri Randhawa
1
Women A &B
#
Name
Team
1
2
Jessica DeMars
3
Nola Zwarich
4
Laura Yoisten
Devinci/Sportrack A
5
Dianna Kennedy
Synergy
A
6
Mical Dyck
Terrascape
A
7
Susan Copeland
Juventus
A
8
Kristin Campbell
9
Danielle Kenny*
Bow Cycle/CMC
B
10 Colleen Baldwin
11
Jennifer Racz
Synergy
A
12 Tanya Bagnell
ERTC/redbike
A
13 Christine Ezinga
14 Nikki Lavoie
Juventus
B
15 Kylie Case
Team Manitoba
B
16 Anne-Brit Ericksen-Carter Snakebite Soc. B
1
A
A
A
166
124
112
88
A
66
B
62
52
A
48
32
27
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
192
15 12 12 10
174
173
10 15 12
15 15 20 20 21
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
12 16
15
20 21
20
15
8
10
15
4 8
2 12
6 8 2 15
20
20
25
10
12 12
5 8
1
6
4
2 10
20 2
20 6
8
15
12
4
12
6
10
14
6
4
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
10 12 21
20 12 10
21
20
25 25
20 2 18 6 11
6 10 6 3
20 10 10
12
10
15 14
20
21
18
17
28
15
95
86
193
69
14 20
12
18 6
137
57
10 25
15
1
12 2 8
20
20
4 4
2
8
15
8 5
17
11 15
8 7 8
2
3
29
260
140
149
168
202
55
10
10
15
15
10 6
12
15
6 2
8
10
8
10
6
8
4
3
4
6
14
2
14
38
12
8
12
6 3
3
12
12
7
4
10
4 6
4
10
4
8
8
2
5
6
4
4
4
4
4
2
2
2
1
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
8 14 8 10
12 10 15 12 14
8 3 21
20 15 12
15 8 15 21 15
20 21
18 10 12
2 20 4 6
15 14 25 10
15 20
25
15
10 15 20 12 20 25 8
14
20 20 20 12 15 25
12 4 15 20
84
6
1
2
12 2 8
66
6 10 8 8 6 10
4
6 8
63 63
2
6
2 6 10
10 8 6 6
50
2 8
4
10 2
48
2
4
4
6
8 4 10 10
27
10 6
4 2 5
17 20
18 6
3
12
15
6 8
12 20
2 18
20 12
10 12
15 4
5
28
8
12
29
539
166
196
112
136
163
78
74
17 15
32
35
17
18
18
18
18
22
22
24
25
26
26
26
29
29
31
31
31
34
34
34
37
37
37
37
41
41
Athena Greenall-Wilson Independent
B
26 26
10
10
Diana Bladon
Oak Bay Cycle
A
20
8 4
8
Kathy White
Basis Aude
A
20
20
Jenny Trew
Oak Bay Cycle
A
20
20
Danelle Kabush
GearsRacing.com
B
20 20
Tessa Bilodeau
Blizzard
B
18 18
Liz Ariano
ERTC/redbike
B
18 18
8
Janka Hegedus
B 16 16
12
Christine Misseghers Mountain Bike City B
14 14
2 2 4 6
Monique Sullivan
Bow Cycle/CMC
B
12 12
12
Sherlyn Rawson
B 12 12
4
8
Anna Paton
Way Past Fast
A
12
4
3
Natasha Kuzmak
Synergy
B
10 10
10
Alena Radomsky
Oak Bay Cycle
A
10
10
Pepper Harlton
Dirt Girls
B
8 8
8
Carolyn Soules
Crankmasters
B
8 8
8
Terii Kovacs
Snakebite Society B
8 8
6
2
Linda d’Ilio
Edmonton Masters’ CC
B 6 6
6
Tanya Bagnell
Way Past Fast
A
6
6
Karen Martinuk
United Cycle
B
6 6
6
Rebecca Wilkinson Synergy
B
4 4
Marie Kaplan
B 4 4
4
Tina Tomljenovic
ERTC/redbike
B
4 4
4
Jenny Hockin
Way Past Fast
B
4 4
4
Lisa Bowe
bicisport
A
2
2
Sandy Ayre
B 2 2
2
~sub-category: “B” women upgraded to “A” upon earning 50 upgrading points; italicized riders eligible for upgrade
*U17 and Junior riders - upgraded at discretion of Racing Committee, not on points
Category 3
#
Name
1
Ryan Anderson*
2
Shaun Adamson*
3
John Twells
4
Peter Toth
5
Stephen Mundy
6
Phil Rayner
7
Frank Kovacs
8
Andy Achuff
9
Paul MacDonald
10 Even Sherman
11
Rene Regimbald*
12 Kevin McFadzen
13 Jon Benson
14 Dylan Menard
15 Sean Carter
15 Greg Fulford
17 Jack VanDyk
18 Brian Kullman
19 Tim Deschenes
20 Bob McKerrell
21 Jeff Klassen
22 Dan Bradley
22 Chris Harrison
22 Steven Elm
25 Lonn Bate
25 Sean Walsh*
25 David Kennedy
28 David Watson
29 Michael Johns
30 Brian Zurek
31 Ross Andersen
32 John Impey
32 Trev Williams
32 Felix Haspel
32 Kyle Marcotte
36 John Riess
37 Dennis Bland
38 Nick Lynem
39 Phil MacDonald
39 Mike Vukadinovic
39 Andre Sutton
42 Lee Neville
42 Jay Hawranik
44 Dan Bierd
44 Matt Walker
44 Bruce Voelker
47 Brian Bain*
47 Gord Kennedy
49 Jason Frank
Team
1
Juventus
United Cycle
Pedalhead
ERTC/redbike
ERTC/redbike
Headwinds
Snakebite Society
Pedalhead
United Cycle
United Cycle
Synergy
Schwalbe Cycling
Team Manitoba
Juventus
Snakebite Society
Cycle-Logic
Terrascape
Synergy
Velocity
CABC/Projekt 1
ERTC/redbike
ERTC/redbike
ERTC/redbike
Bow Cycle/CMC
Terrascape
Bow Cycle/CMC
Bow Cycle/CMC
Velocity
CABC/Projekt 1
Synergy
Bow Cycle/CMC
Revoluzione
Synergy
Revoluzione
Crankmasters
Ridley’s
Snakebite Society
Skookum Cycle
Hardcore
Headwinds
Team Manitoba
bicisport
Cycledelia
Team Coastal
Bow Cycle/CMC
Bow Cycle/CMC
CABC/Projekt 1
2
130
91
61
58
39
39
38
37
37
36
35
34
32
30
30
30
28
27
23
22
22
21
21
21
20
20
20
18
17
16
15
12
12
12
12
10
10
9
8
8
8
7
7
6
6
6
5
5
4
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
95
20
20 10
84
12 15
51
2
40 6
39
31 6 6
6
20
25
10
20 30
37
15
36
10 10 8 8
35
15
20
na
20
10 4
na
10
30
30
2 4
8
4
12
30
4 6
26
4
12
27
8 8
23
20 20
37 15
21
34 16
26 20
6
20
20
32 12
34 28
8
17
16
15
2
12
12
12
6
12
12
10
10
9
4
4 1
8
na
8
7
7
6
4
6
6
5
2
3
27 22
4
27
6
50
20
20
20
18
18
10
4
14
5
49
22
8
8
10
6
6
2
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
20 25 10
25
12 21 8
20 3
4
15
12
14
20
20
15
21
7
5
12
2
20
26 27 28
14
18
3
21 2
25
29
160
164
98
119
46
76
77
34
39
8 14
6 10 4
2 8
10 10
2
6
32
48
4
3
8
8
15
17
43
43
5
4 10 8
10
6
4
11
11
15
20
61
6
30
20
2 18
10
17
10
6
3 4
6
24
12
12
10
10
10
9
8
8
8
8
8
6
8
6
6
7
4 3
2
6
4 1
4
28
49
49
52
53
53
53
53
57
Marty Machachek G.S. Campione
4 4
4
David Shylko
4 4
2 2
Robert Fougere
Cycle-Logic
2 2
2
Curtis Roper
Velocity
2 2
2
Dave Ellis
2 2
2
Marty Schaffer*
bicisport
2 25 23
2
Jason Lapierre
Independent
2 2
2
Rob MacCollum
1
5 4
1
Italicized riders eligible for upgrade to Category 2.
* junior riders - upgraded at the discretion of the Racing Committee, not on points. ~ties broken by Provincial ITT performance.
4
Category 4
#
Name
Team
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
1
Mike Bidniak*
Juventus
78 84 6
15
10 20 12 21
106
2
Gary Brown
Rundle Mountain CC
55 20 35
20
15
20
55
3
Anthony Stadnyk* bicisport
51 51
2
4 2
11 2
6 6 18
61
4
Tim Bulger
ERTC/redbike
41 41
4 12 12 10 3
59
5
Tommy Mak
Eurotech
39 39
11 8
4
8
8
39
6
Stephen Couse
Deadgoat
37 37
12
25
81
7
James Ritchie
Deadgoat
34 34
20
14
8
Darren Anderson
Pedalhead
32 32
4
2
20
6
41
9
Trev Williams
Revoluzione
30 30
10 20
50
10 Wayne Long
United Cycle
30 30
4
8 12
6
46
11
Andrew Nichol
Team Manitoba
28 28
18 10
32
12 Jason Lapierre
Way Past Fast
21 21
6 15
21
13 Frank WoolstencroftRevoluzione
20 20
20
14 Aaron Chappell
ERTC/redbike
18 18
18
15 Lev Krivitsky
Crankmasters
18 18
18
42
15 Myles Marshall
Juventus
18 26 8
2
2
6
8
15 Wayne Giles*
Bow Cycle/CMC
18 18
2
6
10
49
18 Ross Harbottle*
Bow Cycle/CMC
16 16
6
10
19 Craig Stappler
15 15
15
15
19 Kevin Coghlan
15 15
15
42
19 Neall Banner
Bow Cycle/CMC
15 15
15
22 Brian Licis
Hardcore
14 14
8 6
14
22 Stephen Ferris
Blizzard
14 14
6
8
14
22 Rob Reid
Crankmasters
14 14
4 4
6
25 Reid Cummings
Bow Cycle/CMC
12 12
12
26 Nick Insole
Juventus
10 14 4
10
27 Erik Bakke
Deadgoat
10 10
10
27 Brad Wilfley
Crankmasters
10 16 6
10
27 Scott Osinchuk
10 10
8
2
27 Ryan Hopping
United Cycle
10 10
2 4
4
31 Greg Yanicki
bicisport
8 8
8
32 Mike Trofimuk
Bow Cycle/CMC
8 8
8
33 Ken Riess
7 7
1 6
34 Kevin Noble
United Cycle
6 6
6
34 Leroy Brower
6 6
4 2
34 Glenn McHalten
Independent
6 6
6
34 John Gilchrist
Deadgoat
6 6
4 2
38 Jan Sacharuk
5 5
5
39 Thomas Auer
Pedalhead
5 5
5
40 Dave Jaeger
CABC/Projekt 1
4 4
4
4
41 William Carry
Pedalhead
4 4
4
41 Dion Clark
Bow Cycle/CMC
4 4
4
41 Darin Shacker
4 10 6
4
41 Nicholas Lacko
Team Manitoba
4 na
2
2
45 Mark Fedoroshyn
Independent
2 2
2
45 Lukas Rasmussen
Headwinds
2 2
2
2
45 Steve Schiefler
Calgary Cycle
2 2
2
2
45 Kent Flood
bicisport
2 2
2
45 Mel Storozynsky
bicisport
2 2
2
italicized riders eligible for upgrade to Category 3. *junior/U17 riders - upgraded at the discretion of the Racing Committee, and not on points.
Category 5
#
Name
1
Eric Smith*
2
Rod MacAlister
3
Paul Ermantrout
4
Kevin Walsh
5
Shane Frahm
5
John Cadman
7
Chris Sparling
8
Brad Roberts
9
John Plant
9
Todd Houston
11
James Mollison*
12 Paul Plakas
12 Evan Wick
Team
1
Bow Cycle/CMC
Crankmasters
Velocity
Snakebite Society
Bow Cycle/CMC
Headwinds
Crankmasters
Crankmasters
bicisport
Independent
2
98
61
46
46
44
44
32
30
27
27
23
22
22
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
70
20 20 4 25 8
42
30
46
4 10
10
44
4 15 4
44
20
12
20
30
10 5
27
6 6
23
10
23
4
22
12 6
4
22
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
20
1
15 12 2
12 8
12
15
10 21
2
10
10
21
10
14
20
15
10
29
148
115
63
46
84
75
30
5
8
11
3
8
6
25
4 18
Cody Canning*
United Cycle
20 20
6
14
28
Ed Heacok
20 20
20
James Cocchio
Cranky’s Cranksters
20 20
20
20
David Gerrard
20 20
20
Mark Milburn
Bow Cycle/CMC
18 18
8
4 6
Lev Krivitsky
Crankmasters
16 16
10
2
4
Rod Walker
Crankmasters
15 15
15
Patrick Griffith
Rundle Mountain CC
15 15
15
15
Brad Vanderveen* Velocity
15 15
4
6
5
Koen Raedschelders Revoluzione
15 15
15
15
John Kovacs
Independent
14 14
6
8
Nic Andrichuk*
Bow Cycle/CMC
13 13
8
3
2
Erik Bakke
Deadgoat
12 12
10 2
12
Steve Sampson
Crankmasters
12 12
8
4
Justin Middleton
Juventus
12 12
12
12
Joe Hostyn
10 10
10
Michael Zelensky
9 9
1
8
Allan McIntosh
6 6
6
Ryan Bowen
6 6
6
6
Karl Schneider
6 6
6
Jacek Kasprzyk
Crankmasters
6 6
6
Lance Adamson
United Cycle
6 6
4
2
Darrell Penner
Independent
4 4
4
Darren Berreth
4 4
1 2 1
Gregory Malcolm
Velocity
2 2
2
Mark Wood
2 2
2
Matt diSilvestro
Independent
2 2
2
Jason Burton-Browne bicisport
2 2
2
Andrew Schietzsch United Cycle
2 2
2
Jason Buijs
Independent
2 2
2
Kevin Lega
United Cycle
1
1
1
*U17 riders upgraded at the discretion of the Racing Committee, not according to points. ~italicized riders eligible for upgrade to Category 4
Hardcore presents the Hop 'n Hurl Cross
14
14
14
14
18
19
20
20
20
20
24
25
26
26
26
26
30
31
31
31
31
31
36
36
38
38
38
38
38
38
44
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October 3rd, 2004 Goldbar Park - Edmonton
Master Men
1
Andy Achuff
2
Peter Toth
3
Ryan McGimpsey
4
Todd Barraclough
5
Craig Good
6
Brennan Bagdan
7
Ted Dahms
8
Will Carry
9
John Riess
10 Keith Bayly
11
Robert Martens
12 Mike Johns
13 Paul MacDonald
14 Laval St. Germain
15 Kevin Rokosh
16 Shane Rush
17 Charles Gibney
18 Chris Check
19 Mark Woodhouse
20 Sandy Hilton
21 Bob Burden
22 Craig Horon
23 Dan Hunka
24 Michael Meeres
3 DNF
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman45:04
ERTC/Redbike
45:43
Juventus
47:28
Synergy Racing
47:32
Deadgoat
48:44
Blizzard
49:04
CABC/Projekt One
49:18
United Cycle
49:18
Ind
50:44
ERTC/Redbike
51:09
Velocity
51:18
Pedalhead Racing
51:37
Pedalhead Racing
52:26
SportChek
52:48
Pedalhead Roadworks
53:05
Juventus
53:08
Velocity
1 lap +
Juventus
1 lap +
CABC/Projekt One
1 lap +
Elite Men
1
Roddi Lega
2
Sean Barr
3
Mark Webster
4
Byron Davis
5
Matthew Decore
6
Per Strom
7
Guri Randhawa
8
Mike Sarnecki
9
Andre Sutton
10 Evan Sherman
11
Ryan Hopping
12 James Rasmussen
United Cycle
1:01:31
Pedalhead Road
1:06:04
1:06:04
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman1:06:04
bicisport
1:07:25
Pedalhead Racing
1:09:02
Harcore CC
1:09:02
United Cycle
1:10:00
United Cycle
1 lap +
United Cycle
1 lap +
Sport Men
1
Brian Kullman
2
Chris Harrison
3
Kevin Noble
4
Tim Riess
5
Kevin Bladon
6
Jonathan Shalapay
7
Michael Zelensky
8
Don Fox
9
William Turner
10 Chris Stipdonk
11
Brian Zurek
12 Nick Insole
13 Ryan Bowen
14 Roger Clemens
15 Greg Yanicki
16 Tracy Shearer
17 Barnett Gerke
18 Jeff Davis
1 DNF
Synergy
49:47
ERTC/redbike
50:06
United Cycle
50:48
United Cycle
52:31
United Cycle
52:37
Juventus
53:52
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman1 lap +
United Cycle
1 lap +
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman1 lap +
Juventus
1 lap +
1 lap +
United Cycle
1 lap +
bicisport
1 lap +
Juventus
2 laps +
Independent
2 laps +
ERTC/redbike
3 laps +
Junior Men
1
Mike Bidniak
2
Shaun Adamson
3
Spencer Smitheman
4
Slawomir Szulk
5
Will Monteath
6
Samuel Beaudoin
Juventus
United Cycle
Juventus
United Cycle
Juventus
Juventus
Open Women
1
Samantha Nicholson
2
Marg Fedyna
3
Jessica DeMars
4
Nancy Burden
5
Kristin Campbell
6
Sian Barraclough
7
Sherlyn Rawson
8
Gail Wozny
44:51
Independent
44:51
46:56
ERTC/redbike
47:41
Juventus
52:51
Edmonton Masters CC
53:49
Sport Women
1
Stephanie Roorda
2
Shona Schleppe
Synergy
Pedalhead Road
49:18
52:48
52:48
1 lap +
2 laps +
3 laps +
1 DNF
50:25
1 lap +
2004 ProWalk/ProBike Conference
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by Jeff Gruttz, Outdoor
Recreation Coordinator, Public
Education & Programs,
City of Calgary Parks,
VP Rec & Trans
Alberta Bicycling
Association, Alberta
TrailNet.
P
roWalk/ ProBike,
organized by the
Washington,
D.C. based National
Centre for Bicycling
and Walking is held
every two years in
municipalities that
bid for the opportunity and at the
organizers’ discretion
exemplify superb bicycling and walking facilities and
programs. 2004’s conference was held in Victoria, B.C.
after intense lobbying and four years’ organizational
efforts by hosts Greater Victoria Cycling Coalition and
the Capital Bike and Walk Society. This marks only the
second time in the Conference’s 24-year history that it’s
been held outside of the U.S. (Montreal hosted a joint
VeloMondial, World / ProBike conference in 1992.)
600 attendees from wide-ranging backgrounds included
planners, landscape architects, transportation engineers,
politicians, state, provincial and federal staff and active
living, health, liveable community, bicycling and pedestrian advocates. Presentations, technical to general,
worked well in this setting and spawned questions,
solutions and dinner discussions with an intriguing
multi-disciplinary flair.
This year’s Conference theme was “Creating Active
Communities” where bicycling and walking opportunities feature prominently. Pre- and post-conference
sessions included an Active and Safe Routes to Schools
Institute, a Bike to Work Workshop, a Bicycle Tourism
workshop and rides (with return shuttle) on the Capital
District’s Galloping Goose rail-to-trail conversion, complete with a salmon bake luncheon.
A sampling of session topics included:
3
Teaching community design to health educators;
3
Road diets: What to do with all that asphalt?
3
Development of regional cycling networks;
3
Canaries in the coal mine: Planning cities as if
children mattered;
3
Are we providing shared-use paths that are safe for
all users?
3
Active living by design - the rubber hits the
sidewalk;
3
School siting and design for active communities;
3
How to run a walking meeting;
3
Bicycle crossings on major roadways;
3
Converting roads to trails: Understanding an
emerging national trend.
Jeff preps his bike at Sidney (Victoria) Airport’s bicycle
workstation. The facility takes up 2.5 parking spaces front
& centre at the Airport’s parking lot. Amenities include a 2sided bike workstand, shop bench, bike box bin (take or
leave bike packing boxes), floor pump, egress map, bike rack
and signage. The tent roof is a temporary assembly to be
replaced by a more sturdy structure “after the conference”.
The facility ties in well with the Airport’s widened road
shoulders and connections to the Lochside rail-trail corridor.
Some 5 second ‘gems of wisdom’ gleaned from the
Conference included the following:
3
“Ego-centric planning” - when planners plan
what’s most familiar to them rather than accepting
community needs;
3
“Lack of travel independence” is what is most
important to parents’ concerns for their children after
travel safety items are addressed;
3
“Plan for children” - cities will then be better for
all, rather than planning for “people” only;
3
“We need more pauses in our lives.” Walking in our
neighbourhoods could offer that opportunity;
3
Never underestimate the value of volunteers’ work
in changing a municipality’s transportation priorities;
3
In the period 1994 - 1999 Vancouver’s downtown
pedestrian movements increased by 55%. This was the
first period since the onset of the automobile revolution
that fewer people arrived by car.
3
There’s a strong case to be made for the value of
‘Gross National Happiness” vs. the predominant concept
of Gross National Product. If a population is healthy then
they are likely to be happy and productive.
3
Children’s invented theme for a walk and bike to
school event: “Save the Earth. It’s the only planet with
chocolate.” (Editor’s note: The recent Huygens probe that
landed on Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, detected methane,
ethane and other hydrocarbons but, conspicuously, none of
its fancy instruments recorded any evidence of chocolate. JD)
See www.bikewalk.org for more details including conference proceedings. Join us in Madison, Wisconsin for
ProBike/ProWalk (September) 2006..
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More
Bikes
@
Work
A few more photos from the
ProWalk/ ProBike conference
Top: Galloping Goose converted
rail trail, just N of downtown
Victoria, B.C. Note the road
treatment. Motorists have the
stop sign & must yield to the
trail users. Right-of-way
decision was based on the fact
that the trail traffic crossing the
road is greater than motorized
traffic on the road. Also note the
road’s speed hump.
Right centre: Full bike cage at
an elementary school, Sidney,
B.C. Active & Safe Routes to
school is alive & well there.
Bottom: Carrying kayaks
Victoria style. Double stacked
kayaks trailered by a bicycle. Pix
by Jeff Gruttz
Left centre: Amsterdam pedicab.
Pic by J. Hawthorne from
www.1kyle.com.
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United Cycle presents Oktobercross 2004
Sunday October 9, 2004 Goldstick Park, Edmonton
Open Women
1
Samantha Nicholson
2
Marg Fedyna
3
Sarah Robbins
4
Nancy Burden
5
Sherlyn Rawson
Bianchi / Bike Shop
38:37
Independent
38:46
Cycledelia(SK)
39:55
ERTC/redbike
41:35
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman 45:05
Master Men
1
Peter Toth
2
Andy Achuff
3
Craig Good
4
Bob Hawboldt
5
Mike Johns
6
Ted Dahms
7
Keith Bayly
8
Dean Rawson
9
Gary Brown
10 Marty Machacek
11
Brennan Bagdan
12 Shane Rush
13 John Riess
14 Jeff Hehn
15 Kevin Rokosh
16 Sean Carter
17 Bob Burden
18 Derrill Shuttleworth
19 Mark Woodhouse
20 Bob McKerrell
21 Michael Moores
22 Esa Jamsa
23 Guy McInnes
ERTC/redbike
47:48
Pedalhead Racing
48:22
Synergy
49:10
Cycledelia(SK)
49:21
CABC/Projekt One
49:30
Deadgoat
49:50
Pedalhead
50:05
Rundle Mountain CC
50:38
G.S. Campione
50:48
Velocity
51:00
Cycledelia(SK)
52:09
ERTC/redbike
52:41
Snakebikte Society
53:53
Juventus
53:59
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman @ 1 lap
Sport Check
@ 1 lap
CABC/Projekt One
@ 1 lap
CABC/Projekt One
@ 1 lap
Juventus
@ 1 lap
Cycledelia(SK)
@ 1 lap
Open Men
1
Shaun Bunnin
2
Matthew Decore
3
Sean Barr
4
Robin Baillie
5
Kevin Williams
6
Per Strom
7
Lance Doherty
8
Paul Ignatiuk
9
Andre Sutton
10 Steve Martins
11
Ryan Hopping
11
Chris Harrison
11
James Rasmussen
3 DNF
Cycledelia(SK)
1:01:43
Cycledelia(SK)
1:02:21
Cycledelia(SK)
1:03:01
Bicisport
1:03:31
Missing Link
1:04:45
ERTC/redbike
1:04:46
Hardcore
1:06:02
Hardcore
@ 1 lap
United Cycle
@ 1 lap
ERTC/redbike
@ 1 lap
United Cycle
@ 1 lap
#
Name
Sport Men
1
Jason Frank
2
Kevin Bladon
3
Chris Stipdonk
4
Tracy Shearer
5
Tim Riess
6
Jon Shalapay
7
Don Fox
8
Kim Harris
9
Bill Turner
10 Roger Clemens
11
Mark Kildaw
12 Jeff Davis
13 Darcy Reynard
Club
CABC/Projekt 1
52:49
United Cycle
53:58
United Cycle
1:00:13
Juventus
1:00:13
United Cycle
@ 1 lap
Juventus
@ 1 lap
Eurotech
@ 1 lap
United Cycle
@ 1 lap
United Cycle
@ 1 lap
ERTC/redbike
@ 2 laps
ERTC/redbike
@ 2 laps
Sport Women
1
Stephanie Roorda
2
Gail Wozny
3
Janka Hegedus
4
Shona Schleppe
Synergy
42:56
Edmonton Masters
44:25
Junior Men
1
Mike Bidniak
2
Shaun Adamson
Juventus
United Cycle
Above: Sarah Robbins (SK, Cycledelia) hikes the bike.
Below: Shaun Bunnin (SK, Cycledeia) takes a bottle as
the filling in a Pedalhead Roadworks/Sleeman
sandwich of Matt Decore and Sean Barr .
Thanks to all the Cycledelia riders for
coming out from Saskatchewan!
Time
1 DNF
52:24
53:47
Spinny Stuff
Spinny Stuff
Spinny Stuff
Spinny Stuff
If the TransRockies isn’t tuff enuff fer ya, check out La
Ruta de Los Conquistadores, November 11-13, 2005
in Costa Rica. 3 days, 300 miles (500 km) and 30,000 feet
(9,000 m) of climbing crossing from the Pacific Ocean
side o the country to the Caribbean side. Scope
www.adventurerace.com
World Masters Games Cycling rep (and former ABA
Executive Director) Shannon den Besten reports that as of
May 13, 2005 there are 853 registrants and 2210 individual
registrations in the many cycling events scheduled.
Registration closes Friday May 20. We know you’ve
registered to compete or to volunteer, but have you
invited your cousins from Moncton to Mumbai to come
and participate?
United Cycle has signed on as
a “Friend” of the games,
joining 3 levels of government
and a parade of media and
advertising companies in
supporting 2005’s big
show.United Cycle has signed
on as a Friend of the games,
joining 3 levels of government
and a parade of media and
advertising companies in
supporting 2005’s big show.
33
Scope the May/June issue of Impact magazine. It’s
their first-ever Cycling Issue. The cover features a view of
Lori-Ann Muenzer from the front. Most people see her
riding away from them. You can find the mag at most
fitness-y places in Calgary and at places like The Tech
Shop in Edmonton. This issue includes material from
Alberta Spin contributors like Andy Holmwood and Jack
Van Dyk.
The Alberta Spin once had an Impact issue when Elmo
Kugelblitz rolled up his copy and tried to swat a mosquito
with it.
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Dutch treat (only if you want
to miss the opening of the
World Masters Games): Local
cyclist (and travel agent)
Cynthia Dusseault (E-mail:
cdusseault@travelonly.net
www.seeyourworld.vacation.com)
is organizing a group Bike &
Boat Holiday July 16-23, 2005 in
Holland and is looking for up to
34 passengers.
Highlights of this tour through
the province of South Holland
include:
3 the 16th century town of
Delft
3 the beach and dunes of
Scheveningen
3 the windmills in Kinderdijk
3 Rotterdam (the world’s largest
seaport)
Cycling distances range from 38
to 50 km per day with time for
sightseeing, visiting a museum,
stopping for a Dutch beer or a
coffee etc. along the way. Then
you meet up with the ship for
your evening meal. Your
floating hotel is waiting for you,
so you don’t have to pack and
unpack every day. Visit
www.cycletours.com for
additional information.
2004 Specialized
Stumpjumper FSR
reg. $2149.99
:: SALE $1649.99
2004 Specialized
Stumpjumper Pro
reg. $3299.99
:: SALE $2199.99
Time
1 DNF
CABC/Projekt One
40:41
Synergy Racing
41:01
G.S. Campione
41:15
Deadgoat
41:02
United Cycle
41:34
Velocity
41:41
Deadgoat
43:21
Deadgoat
43:39
Velocity
44:58
United Cycle
44:58
G.S. Campione
45:51
Pedalhead Racing
45:51
Sportchek
45:51
CABC/Projekt One
45:57
1 DNF
Juventus
44:34
United Cycle
44:51
Pedalhead Bicycle Works 45:04
CABC/Projekt One
45:22
Pedalhead Road
45:51
Hardcore CC
46:22
CABC/Projekt One
47:21
Juventus
47:21
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman 1 lap +
Sport Check Cycling
Juventus
United Cycle
Juventus
Sport Men
1
Tracy Shearer
2
Chris Stipdonk
3
Tim Riess
4
Jason Frank
5
Michael Zelensky
6
Dave Whitten
7
Stacy Mateka
8
Don Fox
9
William Turner
Junior Men
1
Mark MacDonald
2
Mike Bidniak
3
Shaun Adamson
4
Spencer Smitheman
50:29
1 lap +
Synergy
EMCC
United Cycle
United Cycle
bicisport
bicisport
Synergy
Sport Women
1
Stephanie Roorda
2
Gail Wozny
Elite Men
1
Roddi Lega
2
Ryan Hopping
3
Jesse Collins
4
Per Strom
5
Brian Kullman
1 DNF
46:42
51:58
52:27
1 lap +
1 lap +
43:15
45:01
45:18
49:04
1 lap +
Open Women
1
2
Marg Fedyna
Independent
3
Mical Dyck
Terrascape Racing
4
5
Annette Svederus
United Cycle
42:34
42:49
42:56
45:22
Club
#
Name
Master Men
1
Mike Johns
2
cp Walsh
3
Marty Macharek
4
Keith Bayly
5
James Rasmussen
6
Shane Rush
7
Pat Doyle
8
Tim Bresznyak
9
Ken Riess
10 John Riess
11
Craig Horon
12 Brys Francis
13 Alex McCuaig
15 Mark Woodhouse
16 Michael Meeres
October 17th, 2004 - Red Deer College
CABC/Projekt One
presents the River Bender CX
Time
Pedalhead
46:07
Synergy
46:17
ERTC/redbike
46:39
CABC/Projekt 1
46:52
United Cycle
48:04
Deadgoat
49:33
Deadgoat
49:33
RMCC
50:17
Velocity
50:25
Deadgoat
51:48
CABC/Projekt 1
52:51
Eurotech
53:19
Pedalhead
53:48
CABC/Projekt 1
54:09
Velocity
56:50
Eurotech
at 1 lap
Club
40:35
EMCC
Pedalhead
1:01:19
bicisport
1:01:29
ERTC/redbike
1:02:03
bicisport
1:02:28
Devinci - Sportrack
1:05:48
RMCC
1:07:18
Sport Women
1
Gail Wozny
Elite Men
1
Sean Barr
2
Byron Davis
3
Jesse James Collins
4
Paul Ignatiuk
5
Per Strom
6
Ryan McKenzie
7
Guri Randhawa
8
Shawn Taylor
45:29
45:33
38:28
38:43
46:08
Juventus
United Cycle
Open Women
1
2
Mical Dyck
Terrascape
3
Junior Men
1
Mike Bidniak
2
Shaun Adamson
Sport Men
1
Christopher Harrison ERTC/redbike
46:44
2
Chris Stipdonk
United Cycle
47:12
3
Jason Frank
CABC/Projekt 1
47:35
4
Tracy Shearer
Juventus
48:58
5
Michael Zelensky
6
Orest Massitti
bicisport
49:59
7
Jack Van Dyk
Terrascape
50:41
8
Don Fox
Juventus
53:13
9
Greg Yanicki
bicisport
at 1 lap
#
Name
Master Men
1
Andy Achuff
2
Craig Good
3
Peter Toth
4
Michael Johns
5
James Rasmussen
6
Ted Dahms
7
Keith Bayly
8
Pat Doyle
9
Gary Brown
10 Shane Rush
11
Tim Brezsnyak
12 Bob McKerrell
13 Tommy Mak
15 Michael Meeres
16 Craig Horon
17 Kim Harris
October 24, 2004 - Strathcona Tweedsmuir School
Bow XXX Fietscross
Club
Time
19 riders, 2 DNF
Maxxis - Giant
56:00.3
Kona/Clarks/Les Gets
56:07.8
Gearsracing.com
59:54.4
Team Alberta/United Cycle 1:01:07.7
Team Alberta/Sleeman @1 lap
Missing Link/Bianchi
@1 lap
Master Men B 40-49
1
Peter Toth,AB
46:13.1
2
David Dermont,ON
3
Terence Dahms,AB
True North Cycles
Pedalhead / Sleeman
49:32.7
51:02.9
8 riders, 1 DNF
Team Alberta/ERTC/redbike
44:39.5
45:06.9
45:24.0
47:23.5
47:35.5
Master Men A 30-39 19 riders
1
Luc Proulx,QC
2
Normon Thibault,BC Front Runners/Haley
3
Craig C. Hawkes,ON Gearsracing.com
6
Colin Walsh,AB
Synergy Racing
8
Todd Barraclough,AB Juventus
56:51.0
58:18.4
58:31.4
@1 lap
@1 lap
@1 lap
46:46.8
47:06.3
47:50.8
13 riders, 2 DNF
Espoirs de Laval
Cycle Smith/KONA
Saskatchewan
Team Bow Cycle
Bicisport
United Cycle
Junior Men
9 riders
1
Joel Dion-Poitras,QC Espoirs de Laval
2
J. Ian McAvity,NB
Darlings Island
3
Mikael Bidniak,AB
Juventus
Espoir Men 19-23
1
Christian Meier,NB
2
Jamie Lamb,NS
3
Shawn Bunnin,SK
5
James Sparling,AB
7
Per Strom,AB
9
Shaun Adamson,AB
Elite Women
13 riders
1
Wendy Simms,BC
Front Runners/Steed
41:18.9
2
Samantha Nicholson,AB Team Alberta/Bianchi 42:18.7
3
Tara Ross,ON
Team Diet Cheerwine
43:57.1
7
Stephanie Roorda,AB Synergy Racing
47:01.0
#
Name
Elite Men
1
Geoff Kabush,BC
2
Peter Wedge,NB
3
Greg Reain,ON
4
Roddi Lega,AB
11
Sean Barr,AB
13 Lance Doherty,AB
Saturday, November 6th, Dieppe, New Brunswick
Top 3 and Albertans
Canadian National Cyclo-Cross
Championships
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
12
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
23
23
26
27
27
29
30
31
31
31
31
35
35
35
35
39
40
41
Club
Total
290
165
160
140
135
135
130
130
125
115
110
110
110
105
95
75
70
65
60
60
50
50
45
45
45
40
40
40
25
20
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
10
10
5
2930
Medals
27
17
18
11
15
12
14
10
11
9
12
11
11
9
7
8
6
6
8
7
5
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
280
20
30
10
10
75
30
30
15
30
555
20
60
5
5
10
10
30
10
15
20
40
50
70
95
110
160
140
BMX
Total
290
310 135 1000
1000
10
10
60
30
60
105
40
5
S
B
110 30
BMX
G
150
10
10
20
10
10
10
55
45
55
5
40
XC
Total
5
5
5
15
15
15
15
5
15
45
10 10
10 45
10 10
5
5
5
5
B
5 5
225 120 70 415
415
15
15
15
15
30
15
20
30
10
10
10
20
S
30
45
15
XC
G
90
15
15
15
15
15
15
5
B
5
5
10
15
30
10
5
15
30
20
15
15
CR
Total
50 30 170
10
10 5
10
10 5
5
10 5
CR
G
S
10
10
20
10
10
10
10
10
10
30
S
35
HC
Total
25
15
15
10
30
15
20
5
5
5
10
5
15
10
10 45
5
5
5 5
10 25
5 30
10
5 45
45
5
B
225 130 60 415
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
30
45
15
15
HC
G
75
15
15
15
15
15
5
B
5
5
25
15
10 10
20
10
15
15
25
20
RR
Total
60 25 160
10
20
10
10 5
10
RR
G
S
10
TR
Total
5
10
30
40
55
5
10 25
B
20 5
10
S
105 40 20 165
30
15
45
15
TR
G
10
10
10
20
10
20
20
20
10
10
S
25
TT
Total
5
10
15
15
10
15
10 10
15
10 30
5 75
10 30
35
5 30
15
65
15
B
225 140 45 410
15
15
60
15
15
15
15
45
15
15
TT
G
10
10
20
20
S
10
5
5
5
5
B
105 60 30
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
CX
G
We have included BMX in the 2005 MBCA and, as predicted, they have blown the other disciplines right off the page… Actually, if you look closely, there are
several instances of clubs having success in many disciplines.
Maurice Bernard, now retired to BC, was the editor of the ABA Newsletter for many years. He established the Newsletter Award to recognize club success at
Provincial Championship events. The Award has changed over the years to reflect the disciplines contested. Gold medals are worth 15 points, Silvers 10 and
Bronzes are worth 5 points. Ties are are broken by number of medals (emphasising participation), then number of Golds, Silvers and Bronzes.
Club
Airdrie BMX
Bow Cycle/CMC
Lethbridge BMX
Edmonton BMX
Juventus
United Cycle
Synergy Racing
Crankmasters
Rundle Mountain CC
Calgary BMX
bicisport
ERTC/redbike
Red Deer BMX
Pedalhead Roadworks
Medicine Hat BMX
Pedalhead Racing
Terrascape Racing
Deadgoat
Cochrane BMX
DeVinci/Sportrack
Calgary Cycle
Revoluzione
Snakebite Society
Velocity Cycling Club
St. Albert BMX
Sport Chek
CABC/Projekt One
Headwinds
Mountain Bike City
Blizzard
Stony Plain BMX
TRS Racing
Dirtgirls
Freewheel Cycle
GP Wheelers
Ridley’s Cycle
GS Campione
Team Bike Shop
River Valley Cycle
Grand Total
Discipline totals
Discipline
2004 Maurice Bernard Club Award
195
1515
15
15
10
25
25
5
35
20
5
20
15
5
CX
Total
35
Beyond the Little Voice
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Wow, they still hadn’t bridged the gap. I now had the
opportunity to gain more distance up the last climb.
by Marg Fedyna
The Devil’s Punchbowl Road Race
NE of the San Gabriel Mountains, California
April 30, 2005
G
oing into the finishing stretch of the first 16mile loop of three loops, I went to the front of
the large pack to step up the pace. The scenery
was awesome with views of the fresh snow on the tops
of the San Gabriel Mountains, but I was bored riding at
the casual pace of the pack. My heart rate was super
low, and I wanted to get in a good training workout for
my first road race of the season.
The loop consisted of a 1000’ 4-mile climb, a fast 1500’
6-mile descent into the wind with a couple of sharp
turns, 5-miles of rollers deceptively climbing, finishing
with a 1-mile slight ascent. On the first loop, the pack
stayed together on the steep climb and descended in
one big mass on the sharp turns. Too scary! After seeing
what the course looked like, I was adamant to get the
race going!
It was into loop two that I hauled in front for a good
long stretch. As I dropped off, riders gave me a “nice
pull” comment. We were now at the base of the climb
that started at 3-5% grades then snuck in some 9-10%
grades. The climb looked deceptively less steep than it
actually was. I looked around the pack for the
“climbers” and was hoping to break away with a small
group.
The pace kept strong and I stayed in contact with the
front racers. I glanced over my shoulder and saw that
the pack had crumbled significantly. I realized it would
only be the leading woman and myself in a possible
break away. I took the lead, with the woman on my
wheel, and continued my pace. When I glanced back,
she had dropped off. Farther back, I could see a handful
of women forming a group. What should I do? Wait…
or go on…
What the heck… let’s go! For the rest of the climb, I
decided to open up the throttle. For the descent, I was
going to do whatever I could solo until they caught
me. It’s all for training anyway. Snaking around the
corners, I reached the top and was blasted by the wind.
I continued on the descent spinning as fast as I could. I
scrunched myself up as small as possible to be more
aerodynamic. Whenever I sat up, the speed dropped
immediately, so I reluctantly curled back down. I had
to sit the whole time, which is a record for anyone that
has seen me ride!
I tucked and pedaled and cornered, wondering how
long I could keep away from the chase group. I reached
the start of the rollers and took a break to eat. The
descent took way more energy out of me than the
climb. I looked back for the first time and the pack of 6
riders was closing in on me. This fuelled me to pedal
hard again as I went full force up any little bit of climb.
Marg doing some climbing at the
2004 Provincial ‘Cross in Canmore
I worked at a steady pace into the last loop up the
climb. The wind was even more jostling for the last
descent. Pedal, tuck, pedal. I was so scrunched into a
ball on my bike I was wavering back and forth on the
road barely peeking over the handlebars. One last
glance back confirmed the pack was not in sight.
Climbing the last mile to the finish, I was ecstatic that I
took the chance to defy the little voice. The voice that
usually tells me “I’m too small” or “I’m not strong
enough to pull downhill, let alone into a headwind”.
My breakaway just happened. It seemed like the best
move at the time. The bonus was gaining the
confidence from attempting something seemingly
unattainable for a small person!
m
Spinny Stuff
Spinny Stuff
Spinny Stuff
Spinny Stuff
37
On October 6, 2004 in Calgary, the Alberta Olympic and
Paralympic athletes and coaches from the Athens
Olympic Summer Games were honoured. In all, 52
athletes and coaches were recognized.
clinics offer it all. Detailed instruction given in a controlled and non-intimidating environment lets you experience and practice technical skills before hitting the
singletrack.
The Paralympians honoured included Stephen Burke
(Cycling - Coach) and, Bruce Penner (Wheelchair Cycling). Among the Olympians honoured was Lori-Ann
Muenzer (Cycling).
Yet more congrats to Olympic Gold medalist Lori-Ann
Muenzer (Juventus) for receiving the Bobbie Rosenfeld
award as the female athlete of the year for 2004. When
you see her, thank her for
being an inspiration. Bobbie
Rosenfeld was a track runner
named female athlete of the
half century in 1950.
Xelle clinics are designed to allow every participant to
learn and practice skills in order to excel at the task at
hand. A basic knowledge of mountain biking is helpful
but not necessary. Each participant will receive a manual
of mountain bike skills broken down into an easy-to-read
format. Check out www.dirtgirls.ca and select the calendar for more info.
August 7-13, 2005
www.transrockies.com
Lori-Ann also joins people
like Diane Jones-Konihowski
(Olympic pentathlon), Sandy
Jacobson (marathon) and
Susan Nattrass (trap shooting)
as ambassadors for the World
Masters Games.
www.2005worldmasters.com.
To the above add inclusion on
the Canadian Association for
the Advancement of Women
in Sport and Physical Activity’s (CAAWS) list of most
influential women in sport.
Way to go Lorie-Ann!
Also On the CAAWS list is Dru
Marshal, Associate Dean of
Phys Ed and Rec at the Uof A.
Ms. Marshall notes that
neighbourhood design that
eschews the simple direct
access of Edmonton’s traditional Cartesian grid (i.e. a
tangled mess of culs-de-sac)
deters people from walking
by making it difficult to get
to and from places that are
quite close as the magpie flies.
Similar sentiments are at
http://www.goforgreen.ca/
provinces&territories/AB/
pdf/TakingSteps-Aug2004.pdf
DirtGirls are again hosting
some excellent mountain
bike clinics for women (13+
years), Wednesdays throughout summer.
Whether you want to brush
up on your skills and fitness,
or push yourself to daredevil
levels, Xelle mountain bike
This is the challenge of a lifetime... Over 600 kilometres. 12,000 vertical
metres of climbing. Seven stages in seven days. Fernie to Canmore over
the most rugged and majestic terrain the Canadian Rockies have to offer.
This is the TransRockies. Do you accept the challenge?
Register today
The TransRockies Challenge. Find out what’s inside... outside.
38
National CP Road Championships
Velocity CC presents the Ardrossan Stage Race
Individual Time Trial
ITT Correction
#
Name
1
Paul Jalbert
2
Stephane Chaput
1
Jean Quevillion
2
Brayden Mcdougall
3
John Bereczki
4
Ryan Arbuckle
5
Benoit Vaillancourt
- 4.8 kilometres
Corrected
Club
sub-catTime Factor
Team BC
2
11:42.4 100%
Quebec
1
20:53.9 80%
Quebec
3
7:27.4 89.9%
bicisport
3
8:33.6 89.9%
bicisport
3
8:46.9 89.9%
Team BC
4
8:13.3 100%
Quebec
4
8:17.1 100%
Time
11:42.4
16:43.1
6:37.7
7:36.6
7:48.4
8:13.3
8:17.1
Road Race - CP Categories 1 and 2 - 15 kilometres
#
Name
Club
sub-cat Road Time
1
Paul Jalbert
Team BC
2
0:42:38
2
Stephane Chaput
Quebec
1
1:05:04
Road Race - CP Categories 3 and 4 - 40 kilometres
1
Jean Quevillion
Quebec
3
1:16:34
2
Brayden Mcdougall Alberta
3
1:17:59
3
Ryan Arbuckle
Team BC
4
1:21:45
4
Benoit Vaillancourt Quebec
4
1:22:08
5
John Bereczki
Alberta
3
1:28:58
Women
GC# Name
1
Danielle Kenny
2
Laura Brown
3
Kristin Campbell
4
Katherine White
5
Alison Testroete
6
Nikki Lavoie
7
Heather Oswald
8
Anna Paton
9
Dianna Kennedy
10 Kristin Baker
11
Karen Martinuk
12 Natasha Kuzmak
13 Chantal Widney
14 Gail Wozny
15 Nathalie Friebel
16 Alana Cassidy
17 Nicole Joelson
18 Lisa Bowe
19 Sandy Ayre
20 Janka Hegedus
21 Jennifer St. Pierre
22 Teresa Sturgess
23 Norma Lachance
24 Bobbi Barbarich
25 Rebecca Morris
26 Jenny Hockin
27 Colleen Baldwin
28 Maryann Heacock
29 Torie Grant
30 Patty Tetreault
31 Barb Rubuliak
32 Katrina Bluetchen
33 Rita Richter
dnf Diana Bladon
dnf Kelsey Duffield
dnf Debbie Proulx
ITT
Club
subcat #
Cyclemeisters/Bow Cycle A
1
Cyclemeisters/Bow Cycle B
2
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman A
3
6
5
Juventus
B
8
ERTC/redbike
A
11
Velocity
A
13
Synergy
A
7
Velocity
B
20
United Cycle
B
23
Synergy
B
18
Velocity
B
4
Juventus
B
19
Cyclemeisters/Bow Cycle B
15
BCW/Cycledelia
B
12
Velocity
B
10
bicisport
A
14
Pedalhead
B
25
Pedalhead
B
27
Velocity
B
28
Velocity
B
9
Velocity
B
31
United Cycle
B
22
bicisport
B
26
Velocity
B
33
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman A
21
Velocity
B
32
Juventus
B
16
BCW/Cycledelia
B
30
Velocity
B
34
Velocity
B
35
Velocity
B
36
Pedalhead
A
17
CABC/Projekt 1
B
29
Pedalhead
B
24
Time
7:31.7
7:35.0
7:53.4
8:02.3
7:56.8
8:18.4
8:20.0
8:20.7
8:10.1
8:32.7
8:36.7
8:31.8
7:56.1
8:32.2
8:25.5
8:20.2
8:18.5
8:23.9
8:39.3
8:48.9
8:50.0
8:18.5
9:00.0
8:36.1
8:40.6
9:14.9
8:35.7
9:08.1
8:28.5
8:55.2
9:17.7
9:25.0
11:12.2
8:28.6
8:51.9
8:37.9
CR
#
1
4
5
2
3
6
9
13
11
21
15
24
14
8
17
20
22
7
16
19
24
24
33
33
18
24
10
24
23
24
24
32
35
12
24
36
Time Bon
36:54 8
36:54 1
36:54
36:54 4
36:54 5
37:41
37:41
37:41
37:41
38:28
38:28
41:58
38:28
37:41
38:28
38:28
38:28
37:41
38:28
38:28
41:58
41:58
42:58
42:58
38:28
41:58
37:41
41:58
38:28
41:58
41:58
46:28
42:28
37:41
41:58
46:58
RR
#
2
3
6
7
8
5
4
9
10
11
12
1
13
16
14
15
18
19
22
23
17
21
20
24
25
26
27
28
31
29
30
32
33
dnf
dnf
dns
Cat 3
GC# Name
1
Ryan Anderson
2
Evan Sherman
3
Mike Sarnecki
4
Craig Debellefeuille
5
Mike Bidniak
6
Brian Bain
7
Phil Rayner
8
John Riess
9
Nicolas Andrichuk
10 Cody Canning
11
Brian Robinson
12 Steve Martins
13 Jack Van Dyk
14 Claudio Ongaro
15 Andre Sutton
16 Brian Zurek
17 Paul Macdonald
18 James Purdy
19 Dylan Menard
20 Frank Kovacs
21 Anthony Stadnyk
22 David Watson
Club
Juventus
United Cycle
Pedalhead
Synergy
Juventus
Calgary Crankmasters
CMC / Bow Cycle
United Cycle
Hardcore
Terrascape
Juventus
Hardcore
United Cycle
bicisport
Juventus
Synergy
bicisport
Velocity
ITT
#
2
3
4
6
16
11
8
7
12
21
19
26
22
30
18
20
33
27
15
9
23
25
Time
6:46.3
6:52.9
6:55.3
6:56.8
7:04.5
7:01.2
6:59.2
6:58.5
7:01.4
7:19.6
7:17.8
7:23.4
7:22.1
7:35.5
7:11.9
7:18.3
8:06.5
7:24.2
7:04.1
6:59.8
7:22.2
7:23.0
CR
#
1
2
7
4
3
6
23
14
9
5
22
13
19
18
24
15
8
21
10
25
12
20
Time Bon
45:34 9
45:34 4
45:34
45:34
45:34 3
45:34
45:37
45:34 2
45:34
45:34
45:37
45:34
45:35
45:34
45:39
45:34
45:34
45:35
45:34
45:42
45:34
45:35
RR
#
1
4
3
8
2
6
7
12
14
9
11
10
15
5
16
17
18
19
21
23
22
24
Time
2:23:00
2:23:00
2:23:00
2:23:00
2:24:12
2:23:00
2:23:00
2:24:14
2:26:15
2:26:15
2:26:15
2:23:00
2:28:12
2:29:10
2:28:58
2:29:10
2:29:37
2:30:22
2:31:27
2:32:16
2:29:37
2:31:00
2:30:55
2:32:32
2:37:17
2:38:20
2:43:54
2:43:54
2:48:20
2:45:56
2:46:29
2:54:36
3:33:58
Bon
4
2
Time
2:53:17
2:53:17
2:53:17
2:53:17
2:53:17
2:53:17
2:53:17
2:53:27
2:53:27
2:53:17
2:53:17
2:53:17
2:53:27
2:53:17
2:54:05
2:54:13
2:54:44
2:56:39
3:00:23
3:00:23
3:00:23
3:00:23
Bon
6
6
2
4
GC time
3:07:13.7
3:07:26.0
3:07:47.4
3:07:52.3
3:08:57.8
3:08:59.4
3:09:01.0
3:10:15.7
3:12:06.1
3:13:15.7
3:13:19.7
3:13:23.8
3:14:36.1
3:15:23.2
3:15:51.5
3:15:58.2
3:16:23.5
3:16:26.9
3:18:34.3
3:19:32.9
3:20:25.0
3:21:16.5
3:22:53.0
3:24:06.1
3:24:25.6
3:29:32.9
3:30:10.7
3:35:00.1
3:35:16.5
3:36:49.2
3:37:44.7
3:50:29.0
4:27:38.2
GC time
3:45:22.3
3:45:39.9
3:45:44.3
3:45:47.8
3:45:48.5
3:45:52.2
3:45:53.2
3:45:57.5
3:46:02.4
3:46:10.6
3:46:11.8
3:46:14.4
3:46:24.1
3:46:26.5
3:46:55.9
3:47:05.3
3:48:24.5
3:49:38.2
3:53:01.1
3:53:04.8
3:53:19.2
3:53:21.0
23
24
25
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
Tim Bulger
Evan Wick
Ken Magleo
Felix Haspel
Sean Walsh
Eric Smith
Andy Achuff
Matt Wheatley
Curtis Roper
Spencer Royds
John Impey
ERTC/redbike
ERTC/redbike
Synergy
CMC / Bow Cycle
Pedalhead
Independent
Velocity
Pedalhead
24
17
29
14
13
1
10
31
28
32
5
7:22.7
7:10.9
7:33.5
7:02.8
7:02.3
6:46.2
7:01.1
7:44.2
7:24.6
7:51.8
6:56.4
26
30
29
16
27
11
28
31
32
33
17
45:45
53:06
51:06
45:34
47:34
45:34
47:36
55:06
55:36
57:36
45:34
20
13
25
26
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dns
dns
Cat 1&2
GC# Name
Club
Tim Heemskerk
United Cycle
2
Cameron Mcknight ERTC/redbike
3
Ryan Mckenzie
Subway
4
Roddi Lega
Norco Factory Team
5
Jeff Bolstad
TRS
6
Sean Barr
7
Philippe Abbott
bicisport
8
Mark Macdonald
Sport Chek
9
Nicolas Jendzjowsky Pedalhead Road/Sleeman
10 Nick Friesen
The Bike Shop
11
Zbigniew Szymanski United Cycle
12 Per Strom
bicisport
13 Shaun Adamson
United Cycle
14 Jere Hu
ERTC/redbike
15 James Sparling
bicisport
16 Jesse J. Collins
bicisport
17 Peter Toth
ERTC/redbike
18 Kevin Rokosh
ERTC/redbike
19 Shawn Goulet
20 Harley Borlee
Velocity
21 Shane Rush
Velocity
dnf Sean Huggins-Chan bicisport
dnf Tim Ogryzlo
Pedalhead
dnf Niall Mcgrath
ERTC/redbike
dnf David Ariano
ERTC/redbike
dnf Kirk Loberg
The Bike Shop
dnf Steve German
The Bike Shop
dnf Cp Walsh
Synergy
dnf Guri Randhawa
dnf David Leahy
TRS
dnf Ted Dahms
dnf Robert Martens
Blizzard
dnf Reid Dalgleish
Synergy
dnf John Twells
Pedalhead
dnf Stephen Ferris
ERTC/redbike
dnf Jeff Sparling
dnf Neil Grover
Mountain Bike City
dnf Lloyd Kupchanko
ERTC/redbike
ITT
#
10
8
1
6
11
5
2
3
7
14
15
16
19
24
9
13
27
12
26
32
16
37
38
30
23
33
36
34
31
29
28
25
22
21
18
4
20
35
Time
6:35.4
6:33.8
6:19.4
6:28.4
6:38.3
6:25.2
6:20.8
6:23.7
6:31.4
6:41.6
6:42.4
6:43.4
6:51.1
6:59.6
6:33.8
6:39.2
7:01.2
6:39.0
7:00.2
7:21.5
6:43.4
7:44.5
7:50.3
7:14.4
6:59.6
7:29.0
7:43.2
7:32.3
7:15.2
7:01.5
7:01.3
6:59.8
6:57.3
6:54.1
6:48.6
6:24.9
6:51.9
7:33.6
CR
#
1
3
8
19
7
4
5
6
13
12
24
15
20
21
2
30
29
17
18
16
32
38
36
34
34
32
31
10
28
25
27
9
23
14
22
11
26
37
Time Bon
50:58 6
50:58 2
51:25 1
51:25
51:25
50:58
51:25 2
51:25
51:25
51:25
51:25
51:25
51:25
51:25
50:58 7
51:25
51:25
51:25
51:25
51:25
56:55
1:02:25
59:25
58:25
57:55
56:55
56:25
51:25
51:25
51:25
51:25
51:25
51:25
51:25
51:25
51:25
51:25
59:55
RR
#
2
4
1
5
3
13
8
12
7
9
11
10
14
6
15
16
17
18
19
20
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
Cat 4
GC# Name
1
Ryan Hopping
2
Tim Brewster
3
Shane Frahm
4
Neall Banner
5
Dion Clark
6
Devin Erfle
7
Aaron Chappell
8
Kenneth Riess
9
Leroy Brower
10 Keith Bayly
11
Brys Francis
12 Paul Robertson
13 Braden Young
14 Myles Marshall
15 Darren Anderson
16 Paul Ignatiuk
17 Peter Heppleston
18 Kevin Noble
19 William Carry
ITT
#
1
3
5
6
8
12
9
11
14
15
18
16
17
21
19
23
24
25
29
Time
6:49.2
6:52.1
7:00.2
7:03.6
7:09.3
7:14.8
7:10.6
7:11.4
7:16.8
7:18.9
7:23.7
7:22.7
7:23.0
7:29.8
7:28.8
7:36.9
7:38.2
7:42.4
7:50.7
CR
#
1
20
12
3
8
4
16
19
18
5
2
6
7
9
22
10
17
11
14
Time Bon
35:47 9
35:48
35:48
35:47 4
35:47
35:47
35:48
35:48
35:48
35:47
35:47 4
35:47
35:47
35:47 1
35:55
35:48
35:48
35:48
35:48
RR
#
1
14
3
8
18
2
9
7
12
15
11
22
16
13
6
19
10
5
4
Club
ERTC/redbike
9th Street Cycle-logic
Edmonton Masters
Deadgoat
ERTC/redbike
Deadgoat
United Cycle
Terrascape Racing
Synergy
ERTC/redbike
Pedalhead
ERTC/redbike
Edmonton Masters
United Cycle
3:00:23
2:53:27
3:01:10
3:08:47
Time
3:23:12
3:23:13
3:23:12
3:23:13
3:23:13
3:24:00
3:24:00
3:24:00
3:24:00
3:24:00
3:24:00
3:24:00
3:24:00
3:24:00
3:25:29
3:25:34
3:26:53
3:32:45
3:32:45
3:33:33
3:42:46
Time
2:09:25
2:09:25
2:09:25
2:09:25
2:09:25
2:09:25
2:09:25
2:09:25
2:09:25
2:09:25
2:09:25
2:09:25
2:09:25
2:09:25
2:09:25
2:09:25
2:09:25
2:09:25
2:09:25
39
3:53:30.7
3:53:43.9
3:59:49.5
4:01:23.8
Bon
4
6
2
Bon
6
2
4
GC time
4:20:35.4
4:20:42.8
4:20:49.4
4:21:06.4
4:21:14.3
4:21:23.2
4:21:43.8
4:21:48.7
4:21:56.4
4:22:06.6
4:22:07.4
4:22:08.4
4:22:16.1
4:22:24.6
4:22:53.8
4:23:38.2
4:25:19.2
4:30:49.0
4:31:10.2
4:32:19.5
4:46:24.4
GC time
2:51:46.2
2:52:05.1
2:52:11.2
2:52:11.6
2:52:21.3
2:52:22.8
2:52:23.6
2:52:24.4
2:52:29.8
2:52:30.9
2:52:31.7
2:52:34.7
2:52:35.0
2:52:40.8
2:52:48.8
2:52:49.9
2:52:51.2
2:52:55.4
2:53:03.7
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Cat 4 continued
20 Wayne Long
21 Reid Cummings
22 Jonathan Keats
23 Jason Curran
24 Darin Schacker
25 Nikolas Jackman
26 Brad Tymchuk
27 Thomas Auer
28 Greg Yanicki
29 Darryl Shuttleworth
30 Bruce Penner
31 Jason Gray
32 Cliff Morrison
33 Shane Mcclellan
dnf Murray Aubin
dnf Jan Sacharuk
dnf David Ferris
dnf Michael Meeres
dnf Rob Onodera
dnf Dave Hughes
dnf Alan Plesniarski
United Cycle
Pedalhead
United Cycle
bicisport
Pedalhead
United Cycle
Velocity
Juventus cycling Club
ERTC/redbike
ERTC/redbike
CABC / Projekt One
GS Campione
Juventus cycling Club
Juventus
2
4
20
22
9
32
31
28
36
34
30
27
13
35
7
26
33
37
38
39
40
6:49.8
6:58.3
7:29.2
7:36.7
7:10.6
7:57.9
7:52.6
7:50.0
8:12.0
8:06.1
7:51.6
7:46.8
7:15.9
8:08.1
7:07.4
7:46.5
8:04.9
8:26.4
8:32.4
9:17.9
9:21.8
15
23
21
25
13
40
30
25
28
25
30
29
34
34
24
33
34
30
34
39
38
35:48
37:35
35:50
38:52
35:48
44:52
40:52
38:52
39:52
38:52
40:52
39:52
42:52
42:52
37:52
41:22
42:52
40:52
42:52
44:52
44:22
23
20
24
17
25
21
26
29
27
30
28
31
32
33
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
Cat 5
GC# Name
Club
1
Cyrus Kangarloo
Synergy
2
Devin Smibert
Café Racers
3
4
Geoff Macdonald
Grande Prairie Wheelers
5
Kyle Anderson
ERTC/redbike
6
Chris Stipdonk
United Cycle
8
Jeffrey Neilson
Terrascape
7
James Lyon
9
Neal Gregory
10 Doug Urness
CABC/Projekt 1
11
Mark Dumesnil
12 Justin Middleton
Juventus
13 Andrew Hilton
14 Brad Vander Veen
Velocity
15 David Steinke
Independent
16 Bruce Wick
17 Don Fox
Juventus
18 Aaron Amar
19 Andrew Tomassini
The Bike Shop
20 Greg Bartlett
United Cycle
21 Brad Fehr
22 Brad King
United Cycle
23 Reid Hosford
Velocity
24 Lance Adamson
United Cycle
25 Greg Heath
Synergy
26 Mark Ruttiman
27 Lindsay Dodd
28 Evan Firth-Eagland
bicisport
29 Craig Schmitt
Independent
30 Mark Nesbit
Velocity
31 John Plant
Synergy
32 Allan Mcintosh
Edmonton Masters
33 Clint Millard
United Cycle
34 Paul Kozak
ERTC/redbike
35 Conrad Quist
ERTC/redbike
36 Stuart Harbottle
Synergy
37 Jason Buijs
Eurotech
38 Perry Dalmer
ERTC/redbike
39 Jonathan Mayne
40 Andrew Schietzsch Juventus
41 Christiaan Appelman Cyclemeisters/Bow Cycle
42 Will Monteath
Juventus
43 Jean-Claude Coupal United Cycle
44 Phillip Mark
Independent
45 Dan Richter
Velocity
46 Tom Lepard
Velocity
dnf Chris Sparling
dnf Andy Wilson
United Cycle
dnf Kaspar Woiceshyn
dnf Matthew Rein
Velocity
#
1
2
4
3
6
5
10
14
8
12
13
16
22
20
26
21
15
17
24
38
30
23
19
28
7
9
40
27
25
34
30
32
33
46
29
18
35
39
36
41
44
37
49
48
45
42
11
50
43
47
ITT
Time
6:53.0
6:58.9
7:11.1
7:00.4
7:21.9
7:11.5
7:31.8
7:37.5
7:27.2
7:34.6
7:37.2
7:39.7
7:52.2
7:50.4
7:54.5
7:50.7
7:39.0
7:41.2
7:53.3
8:16.7
7:59.2
7:52.7
7:47.9
7:57.1
7:26.3
7:28.5
8:21.0
7:54.8
7:53.4
8:02.5
7:59.2
8:00.1
8:01.6
8:45.6
7:57.5
7:41.5
8:08.4
8:20.1
8:11.1
8:24.2
8:31.8
8:13.2
9:06.8
8:58.0
8:45.6
8:27.3
7:33.3
9:08.0
8:29.0
8:49.6
#
2
3
1
7
6
8
18
15
11
13
14
9
17
36
12
19
24
27
22
25
30
10
35
21
5
4
32
20
31
37
16
44
23
33
38
29
34
39
40
26
45
46
42
50
49
43
28
41
47
48
CR
Time Bon
32:22 7
32:22 4
32:22 7
32:52
32:22
32:52
33:22
32:52
32:52
32:52
32:52
32:52
33:22
35:02
32:52
33:31
34:02
34:02
34:02
34:02
34:32
32:52
35:02
33:52
32:22
32:22
35:02
33:52
34:32
35:32
32:52
38:02
34:02
35:02
36:02
34:02
35:02
36:32
36:32
34:02
38:02
38:02
37:32
39:02
38:32
38:02
34:02
36:32
38:32
38:32
#
4
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5
2
6
3
8
9
19
16
12
10
11
7
22
21
13
15
18
17
14
25
20
26
28
31
23
29
30
27
32
24
33
35
34
39
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36
37
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40
41
43
44
45
46
dnf
dnf
dnf
dnf
2:11:16
2:09:25
2:11:27
2:09:25
2:18:09
2:09:25
2:18:09
2:21:18
2:21:18
2:22:25
2:21:18
2:25:12
2:33:23
2:40:36
RR
Time
1:23:47
1:23:47
1:23:47
1:23:47
1:24:02
1:23:47
1:24:40
1:25:08
1:26:08
1:26:08
1:26:08
1:26:08
1:26:08
1:24:30
1:26:49
1:26:18
1:26:08
1:26:08
1:26:08
1:26:08
1:26:08
1:28:00
1:26:08
1:28:00
1:30:12
1:30:58
1:27:28
1:30:12
1:30:30
1:29:48
1:32:50
1:28:00
1:32:50
1:33:09
1:32:59
1:37:49
1:37:08
1:36:09
1:36:43
1:42:26
1:38:48
1:42:20
1:46:10
1:50:30
1:53:34
2:00:00
2:53:53.8
2:53:58.3
2:54:46.2
2:55:53.7
3:01:07.6
3:02:14.9
3:06:53.6
3:08:00.0
3:09:22.0
3:09:23.1
3:10:01.6
3:12:50.8
3:23:30.9
3:31:36.1
Bon
6
4
2
GC time
2:02:55.0
2:02:57.9
2:03:13.1
2:03:35.4
2:03:45.9
2:03:48.5
2:05:33.8
2:05:37.5
2:06:27.2
2:06:34.6
2:06:37.2
2:06:39.7
2:07:22.2
2:07:22.4
2:07:35.5
2:07:39.7
2:07:49.0
2:07:51.2
2:08:03.3
2:08:26.7
2:08:39.2
2:08:44.7
2:08:57.9
2:09:49.1
2:10:00.3
2:10:48.5
2:10:51.0
2:11:58.8
2:12:55.4
2:13:22.5
2:13:41.2
2:14:02.1
2:14:53.6
2:16:56.6
2:16:58.5
2:19:32.5
2:20:18.4
2:21:01.1
2:21:26.1
2:24:52.2
2:25:21.8
2:28:35.2
2:32:48.8
2:38:30.0
2:40:51.6
2:46:29.3
ABA Board has it all planned
The ABA Board of Directors (BoD) got together to set up
for the 2005 season at the annual Planning Meeting in
Red Deer on November 27-28, 2004. After some
introductions, President Tim Harris clarified the
respective roles of the BoD and ABA committees such
as the BMX and Recreation and Transportation
Committees. “The BoD is the rudder of the ABA but
does not do the sail-setting that the committees do.”
He distinguished between the ABA’s Bylaws,
changeable at Annual General Meetings, and the
operating Policies and Procedures that guide the BoD
and Committees and that they set themselves.
Executive director Shauna Richard and Member at
Large (MaL) Jeff Davis will review these.
The ABA Strategic Plan guides all of our activities.
Central to that is our Mission Statement: “To act as the
organizing body that promotes all aspects of cycling in
Alberta.” VP Admin Brys Francis, MaL Bruce Sorensen
and Shauna will review the Mission Statement noting
our intention to provide leadership and support and to
increase public awareness.
Looking 3-5 years out, our plans include many youth
programs, retaining current members and encouraging
enthusiasm for trail maintenance. Our outreach should
include young and non-competitive cyclists and the
general public. We want to increase our capacity to
handle member needs and encourage excellence in our
programs in coaching, organizing and officiating. We
look to improve our communication including
enhancing the ABA web site and attracting more
volunteers in order to maintain our leadership position
in Canadian cycling.
Specific strategic initiatives include:
Build a strong racing program. We intend to
have many well-attended, well-run events including
national and international events each year. BMX
figures in this with participation in Provincial Team
projects and a bid for the 2007 World Championships.
All disciplines will have and retain certified Coaches.
Facilitate the introduction to organized
cycling. We will increase membership by attracting
new members and retaining existing ones. Attractions
will include ABA information brochures, camps and
clinics and Can-Bike projects.
Develop a strong volunteer base. We will support
our Coaches, Commissaires and organizers and
encourage participation in the Board of Directors and
the various Committees
Have an effective organization. We will support,
develop, improve and increase our staff. This means a
Provincial Coach and a Communications Coordinator.
Improve communication between the ABA
and its membership. We will enhance the ABA
website, develop and distribute brochures and
encourage contributions to the Alberta Spin magazine.
(That means you!)
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Maintain a strong financial base. We will
maintain a good relationship with the ASRPW and
other funders. We will operate in a flexible fiscally
responsible manner.
Protect and advocate the rights of cyclists. We
will complete the Advocacy manual, work with other
organizations including municipalities and the Alberta
government.
We had a long discussion about the Bylaws, specifically
the voting privileges at the Annual General Meeting
(AGM). This reflects the discussion that arose at the
2004 AGM, where the assembled members put forth
many ideas. This is an important subject as the ABA
evolves and we look forward to hearing from members
on the subject.
As always, the subject of money reared its ugly head.
Actually, it wasn’t so ugly this time. Expected and
actual budget figures are in line and 2005 affiliation
and license fees and race levies are unchanged from
those of 2004. We will be adding a Communication
Coordinator to the Edmonton staff in 2005. We also
expect to continue to receive support from the Shell
Development Grant program. This program has been a
much-appreciated part of ABA activities for several
years. We also have some money collecting dust in the
Cycling Endowment Fund. We have had ideas from
Grassroots Initiatives to support for World
Championship-bound riders. What do you think?
Insurance’s head was definitely ugly and inescapable.
Cost and liability affect everything from touring clubs
to dirt jumping. Better news included inviting the
IMBA Trail Crew, familiar to Southern Albertans, up to
Edmonton and a year-end awards gala celebrating ABA
members’ achievements. If that isn’t enough in the way
of glittering social whirl for you, you can help out with
the World Masters Games social event.
ABA’ers are big in the Canadian Cycling Association
(CCA). At the CCA National meeting in Ottawa in
November 2004, ABA President Tim Harris was elected
chair of the Interprovincial Council and will represent
the council on the CCA’s Insurance (the i-word again...)
Committee along with ABA Executive Director Shauna
Richard. ABA Technical Director Andy Holmwood was
re-elected to the High Performance Committee and
ABA Events Coordinator Kevin MacCuish continues on
the CCA Events Committee. ABA member, Coach and
Alberta Spin contributor Natasha Ward is now on the
CCA Development Committee.
All in all, a busy meeting as a prelude to a busy year. See
you on the road and in the boardroom!
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Name
Club
Senior Elite Men
1
1
Roddi Lega
United Cycle Racing 95
2
Troy Misseghers
Mountain Bike City 64
3
Mark Webster
Bianchi/Bike Shop 60
4
Jason Shenkariuk
Pedalhead Racing 36
5
Evan Sherman
6
Stewart Houltham Independent
24
7
Andre Sutton
Hardcore Racing
20
8
Jonathan Nutbrown Bow Cycle - CMC 19
9
Mike Northcott
Independent
18
10 Steve Martins
Hardcore Racing
14
11
Brian Cook
Café Racers
10
12 Niclas Christoffersson Independent
8
13 Per Strom
bicisport
6
14 Bryant Hebert
Bianchi/Bike Shop 6
15 Pat Doyle
Deadgoat Racing
4
16 Adam Bailey
Black Sheep Squadron
Senior Elite Women
1
Mical Dyck
Terrascape Racing
2
Danelle Kabush
gearsracing.com
3
Madeline Bate
Terrascape Racing
4
Tanis Banks
Floragio/Norco
5
Annie Tykwinski
Pedalhead Racing
6
Christine Misseghers Tatonka / MtB City
7
Sandy Ayre
Pedalhead Racing
8
Trish Grajczyk
Deadgoat Racing
9
Carissa Wilkes
Velosport-Rotorua
10 Marisa Tosi
Terrascape Racing
11
Annette Svederus United Cycle
12 Athena Greenall-Wilson
13 Christine Ezinga
Bianchi/Bike Shop
14 Heather Oswald
Sherwood Park
1
62
52
47
45
44
44
32
28
22
20
14
12
8
4
2
3 4 5
15
15
12 12
10
8
6
15
4
12
10
8
7 8 9 10
15
15 15
12
8 10
6 6
10
4
12 12
8 10
4
11 12 13 14 15
20
15
12
6
8
2
15
10 8
6 8
10
4 4
6
6
4
4
2
4
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
12
15 15
15
10
8 15
12
15 15
10 12
10
6
4
6 8
8
8 8 6
4
6 10 12
12
10 4
10
12
10 11 12 13 14 15
20
12 15
12
15
6
8 10
4 2
10
6
4
8
4
1=2004 points, 2=Upgrade points, 3=2003 points, 4=Coulee Cruiser, 5= Accept the Challenge, 6=Accept the Challenge, 7=
Summer Solstice, 8 = World Cup Challenge, 9=Rundle Mountain XC, 10=Rundle Mountain GC, 11=Provincial XC, 12=Nationals and
Canada Cup, 13= # of 1st places, 14=# of 2nd places, 15= # of 3rd places
2004 Alberta Mountain Bike Cup Final Standings
42
Senior Expert Men
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
1
Ryan Hopping
45
15 12
6 8 4
2
Marc Freemantle
35
35
15
20
3
Michael Sarnecki
50 14 10 10
10
2 4
4
Dion Clark
Bow Cycle/ CMC
27
27
12
15
5
John Twells
Pedalhead Racing 24
24
10
6 8
6
Gary Wade
20
20
10 10
7
Ryan Steenburgen Bow Cycle/ CMC
16
16
12
4
8
Cam McKnight
ERTC / redbike
15
15
15
9
Roy Custodio
Terrascape Racing 12
12
12
10 Dan McDonogh
Independent
10
10
6 4
11
Robert Leeds
Bow Cycle/ CMC
10
10
10
12 Shaun Goulet
Pedalhead Roadworks 8
8
8
13 Earl Nolan
Deadgoat Racing
8
8
4 4
14 Neall Banner
Bow Cycle/ CMC
8
8
8
15 Ryan Castle
Headwinds
6
6
6
16 Kirk Hamilton
River Valley Cycle 6
6
6
*Canada Cup/Nationals includes Fernie and Calgary results only, in addition to Nationals. For upgrading points only; not part of the AMBC
**italicized rider eligible for upgrade to Elite
Senior Sport Men
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
1
Mike Moleschi
Deadgoat Racing
32
32
12 10 10
2
Robert Leeds
Bow Cycle - CMC 29
29
4 10 15
3
Kevin Bladon
36 12 6 6 8 4
4
Scott Driver
Independent
24
24
12 12
5
Will Critchley
Pedalhead Racing 22
26
10 12
4
6
Kevin Noble
20
20
7
Nikolas Jackman
19
4
15
8
Euan Allen
Independent
18
18
10
8
9
Sebastian Falu
RMCC
16
16
8 8
10 Jeremy Myers
Deadgoat Racing
15
15
15
11
Todd McKenzie
Hardcore Racing
12
12
6 6
12 Orrin Little
Pedalhead Racing 12
12
12
13 Mark Wolstenholme Cranky’s Cranksters 10
10
10
14 Gunnar Giese
8
8
15 Nik Jackman
8
8
16 Jere Hu
ERTC / redbike
6
6
6
17 Adam Chalkley
Pedalhead Racing 6
6
6
18 Phillip Harvey
Pedalhead Racing 4
12 8
4
19 Reagan Arpin
Deadgoat Racing
4
4
4
*Canada Cup/Nationals includes Fernie and Calgary only, in addition to Nationals. Points for upgrading only; not part of the AMBC.
**italicized riders eligible for upgrade to Expert.
Senior Beginner Men
1
Thomas Auer
2
Adam Chalkley
3
Cody Johns
4
Jamie McBryan
5
Ros Evans
6
Rob Richardson
7
Matt Szarko
8
Stan Boutin
9
Todd Muir
10 John Stellingwerff
11
Richard Moses
12 Graeme Melton
13 Craig Lee
14 Rob Evans
15 Harold Roscher
16 Andrew Scholte
Pedalhead Racing
Pedalhead Racing
Independent
Independent
Singletrack Cycle
Pedalhead Racing
Independent
Arrowhead Riders
Independent
Independent
Hardcore Racing
Arrowhead Riders
Pedalhead Racing
1
27
15
15
15
12
12
10
10
10
8
8
8
6
6
4
4
43
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
27
15 12
15
15
15
15
15
15
12
12
12
12
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
8
8
8
8
8
6
6
6
6
4
4
4
4
Senior Beginner Women***
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
1
Vanessa Voss
Dirt Girls
15
15
1
2
Diane Su
Dirt Girls
15
15
1
3
Jeannette Allum
Ridley’s
6
6
4
Kim Ritter
Independent
12
12
1
5
Holly Risdon
Dirt Girls
12
12
1
6
Deb Rawluk
Independent
10
10
1
7
Jackie Myshak
Dirt Girls
10
10
1
8
Leslie Peterson
Independent
8
8
9
Kate Hibbard
ERTC / redbike
8
8
10 Lindsey Oliver
Independent
6
6
11
Jennifer Woroniuk Dirt Girls
6
6
12 Lauri Wischoff
Dirt Girls
4
4
13 Heather Adamski
Pedalhead
4
4
*not an official Alberta Mountain Bike Cup Category - points kept for upgrading purposes only.
**Canada Cup/Nationals includes Fernie and Calgary only, in addition to Nationals. Points for upgrading only;
not part of the Alberta Mountain Bike Cup. ~italicized riders eligible for upgrade to Sport.
***Female riders are upgraded if they receive 2 wins OR 1 win + 2 other top 3 placings OR 5 top 3 placings in total
Senior Expert Women
1
1
Pepper Harlton
Dirt Girls
84
2
Kristy Sarnoski
Dirt Girls
35
3
Marisa Tosi
Terrascape Racing 30
4
Carrie Williamson Terrascape Racing 28
5
Karen Martinuk
United Cycle
25
6
Christina Bruns
Dirt Girls
18
7
Linda Green
Deadgoat Racing
18
8
Amy Woodward
Bow Cycle/CMC
18
9
Marcie Reinhart
Independent
15
10 Jill Parnell
Independent
15
11
Nicole Gemel
Deadgoat Racing
12
12 Jackie Duckering
Northern Bush Rastas 10
13 Janka Hegedus
14 Leanna Bacon
Northern Bush Rastas
15 Monique Robertson Pedalhead
6
16 Rebecca Morris
CABC / Projekt 1
4
2
6
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
12 12 10
15 15 20
8 15 12
15 15
12
4
12
15 10
4 8 6
6
12
8
10
15
15
12
10
8
6
6
4
13 14 15
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
Senior Sport Women
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
1
Richelle Johnston
Ridley’s
32
12
20
1 1
2
Angie Hodgson
Snakebite Society 18
12 6
1
3
Tara Whitten
Independent
15
15
1
4
Jodi Siever
Dirt Girls
14
4 10
1
5
Maureen Kunz
Louisville Bicycle Club 10
10
1
6
Kim Ellis
Dirt Girls
8
8
7
Cindy Koo
Deadgoat
8
8
8
Jeanette Allum
Ridley’s
8
8
9
Katy Curtis
Hardcore Racing
6
6
10 Shannan Roberge
Dirt Girls
4
4
*Female riders are upgraded if they receive 2 wins OR 1 win + 2 other top 3 placings OR 5 top 3 placings in total
Master Expert Women
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
1
Leslie Schlebach
bicisport
54
15
12 12
15
2
Michelle Hook
Pedalhead Racing 50
10 10 8 10
12
3
Loni Kletti
Freewheel
50
15
15
20
4
Lynda Davey
Rundle Mountain
22
12
10
5
Judy Harlton
Dirt Girls
22
8 6 8
6
Juliette Franklin
Deadgoat Racing
12
12
7
Carolynne Laughy Pedalhead Racing 10
4 6
continued on next page
Master Expert Men 30-39
1
Stephen Couse
Deadgoat Racing
2
Lonn Bate
Terrascape Racing
3
Davin Vande Beek Independent
4
Andrew Anastasiadis SportChek Cycling
5
Peter Lawrence
6
Rik Tykwinski
Pedalhead Racing
7
Mark Fedoroshyn
8
Travis Ontkean
Bicycle Café
9
Tom Brodzinski
Deadgoat Racing
10 Peter Yez
Juventus
11
Peter Leibel
Floragl-Norco
12 Darren Anderson
Pedalhead Racing
13 Wayne Calder
Deadgoat Racing
14 Dave Crewe
GS Campione
15 Tim Brezsnyak
Deadgoat Racing
16 Phil McDonald
Snakebite Society
17 Jim Brogden
?
18 Jeff Franc-Law
Juventus
19 Geoff Clark
Deadgoat Racing
20 Jason Nadeau
Crazy Legs Racing
21 Pete Leibel
?
22 Dan Bierd
bicisport
1
89
65
33
32
32
28
22
20
20
18
15
14
12
12
8
8
6
6
6
4
4
4
2
3 4 5 6
12 15 15
8
8
10
10 12
6 10
4
7 8 9 10
8 15 12 12
12
15 15
15
10
12
4 8
6 8 8
10 10
6 6
11 12 13 14 15
15
20
4
6 12
15
4 10
2
12
10
8
8
6
6
6
4
4
4
Top 20 Clubs
Top 3 rider points from ABMC in each
category
#
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Club
United Cycle
Deadgoat
Pedalhead
Juventus
Bow Cycle/CMC
Calgary Cycle
Dirtgirls
Rundle Mountain CC
Hardcore
Mountain Bike City
Bianchi / The Bike Shop
bicisport
River Valley Cycle
Sport Chek
Ridley’s Cycle
Snakebite Society
Headwinds
Synergy
ERTC/redbike
Cranky’s Crankmasters
Master Sport Men
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
1
William Carry
Pedalhead Racing 45
60
15 15
15
2
Stephen Walsh
Deadgoat Racing
36
42
6
12 12 6
3
Steven Johnson
Independent
32
52
12
20
4
Jean-Francois Rapatel Rundle Mountain 30
30
15 15
5
Grant Eastman
Calgary Cycle
25
25
15 10
6
Neil Johns
Hardcore Racing Club 22
32
8 4
10
7
Stuart Black
Deadgoat Racing
20
20
10 10
8
Brennan Bagdan
Pedalhead Racing 18
26
10
8
9
Craig Good
Synergy
15
15
15
10 Gary Brown
Rundle Mountain
12
12
12
11
Alistair Abdai
Deadgoat Racing
12
24
12
12 Brad Robert
Headwinds
10
10
10
13 Jeff German
Deadgoat Racing
10
12
8
2
14 James Ritchie
Deadgoat Racing
10
14
6
4
15 John Bence
bicisport
8
8
8
16 Darren Shepherd
Pedalhead Racing 6
6
6
17 Troy Lemens
Sport Chek
6
6
6
18 Quentin Blindenbach Hardcore Racing Club
4 4
4
19 David Ford
Deadgoat Racing
4
4
4
20 Trevor Sutherland Deadgoat Racing
4
4
4
Master Men 40+
1
Stan Magee
2
Rod Smith
3
Ivan Dansie
4
Craig Fraser
5
Brian Licis
6
Dave Whitten
7
Phil Rayner
8
John Gilchrist
9
Henry Yau
10 Tim Brezsnyak
11
Garry Ogletree
12 Jack Funk
13 Graham Smith
14 John Riess
15 Shawn Wells
16 Dwayne Ellis
17 Darcy Jones
18 Michael Zelensky
19 Dan Surian
20 Mike Stenekeer
21 Steve Schiffler
GS Campione
Deadgoat Racing
Pedalhead Racing
CABC/Projekt 1
River Valley Cycle
Calgary Cycle
U17
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
Juventus
50
Bow Cycle - CMC 19
Juventus
12
Bow Cycle - CMC 12
Juventus
6
Sport Men
Logan Brauer
Kasper Woiceshyn
Will Monteath
Neal Gregory
Tyler Rushfeldt
Corey Libke
Rundle Mountain
Calgary Cycle
Deadgoat Racing
Calgary Cycle
Hardcore Racing
Hardcore Racing
Headwinds
Deadgoat Racing
Deadgoat Racing
Deadgoat Racing
Hardcore Racing
Deadgoat Racing
RMCC
Pedalhead Racing
1
96
50
44
32
31
30
24
22
18
15
14
14
12
10
10
10
8
8
6
4
4
2
3 4 5 6 7
12 15 12 12
15
10
10
8
15 6
12
10
4
15
8 9
15
15
12 10
8
4
10 11 12 13 14 15
15 15
20
10 2
6
6
8
12 12
10
12
6 8
6 8
6
4
4
8 4
10
4 6
10
8
8
6
4
4
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
50
6 8 6 10
20
19
4
15
12
4
8
12
12
6
6
4
4
Points
579
472
412
397
370
343
261
259
159
108
74
64
46
46
40
40
30
30
29
24
1=2004 points, 2=Upgrade points, 3=2003 points, 4=Coulee Cruiser, 5= Accept the Challenge, 6=Accept the
Challenge, 7= Summer Solstice, 8 = World Cup Challenge, 9=Rundle Mountain XC, 10=Rundle Mountain GC,
11=Provincial XC, 12=Nationals and Canada Cup, 13= # of 1st places, 14=# of 2nd places, 15= # of 3rd places
44
U17
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Expert Men
Cody Canning
Michael Bidniak
Leo Lacourciere
Drew Smith
Jordan Brietzke
Paul Benson
Brian Robinson
Jason Doverspike
1
Juventus
80
Couloir Ski & Bike 38
RMCC
36
Snakebite Society 32
Kids of Mud
10
Bow Cycle/CMC
8
Tread the Thunder 8
2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
15 15 15 15 15 15
15 12 12 6
10 10
12 8 8
12 12
10 10
6 6
10
11 12 13 14 15
20
15
10
12
Junior Sport Men
1
Peter Watson
2
Trevor Hennes
3
Rex Windsor
4
Ryan Libke
1
GP Wheelers
20
Medicine Hat BMX 15
Tread the Thunder 15
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
20
20
15
15
15
15
12
12
Junior Expert Men
1
Kevin Lega
2
Eric Magee
3
Ryan Anderson
4
Brian Bain
5
Kevin Bowser
6
Steven Yau
7
Shaun Adamson
8
Jared Wilson
9
Pat Berry
10 Mark MacDonald
1
Rundle Mountain
71
Juventus
69
Bow Cycle - CMC 67
Bow Cycle - CMC 37
Bow Cycle - CMC 23
River Valley Cycle 12
Deadgoat Racing
8
Sport Chek Cycling 8
2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
10 10 6 15
10 10 10
12 8 4 12
8 12 15
12 15
15 15 12
15 12
12 8 20
10 15 6 6
15
8
6 10
6
4 8
8
8
8
8
U13 Women
1
Mercedes Brentnall Kids of Mud
1
15
2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
15
U15
1
2
3
1
20
15
15
2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
20
15
15
Women
Leah Griffith
Kendra Middleton
Anna Schappert
U17 Sport Women
1
Alison Short
Rundle Mountain
Ft Saskatchewan
1
Rundle Mountain CC
Master Sport Women
1
1
Cindy Koo
Deadgoat
38
2
Carolynne Laughy Pedalhead Racing 30
3
Carolyne Schwabe United Cycle Racing 28
4
Jennifer Woroniuk Dirt Girls
24
5
Kathy Flynn
TRS Racing
16
6
Sherlyn Rawson
7
Susan Sutherland
Synergy
15
8
Michelle Wolstenholme Cranky’s Cranksters 14
9
Michele McDononald Tech Shop
12
10 Laura Lee Dyck
Deadgoat
12
11
Carrie Grover
Dirt Girls
10
12 Heather Eastman
Calgary Cycle
10
13 Annette Coderre
Independent
6
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
20
20
2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
8
15 15
1
15 15
2
12 8 8
12 12
12 4
15
1
15
1
10 4
12
12
10
10
6
14 15
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Junior Sport Women*
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
1
Danielle Kenny
Bow Cycle - CMC 70
15 10
15 15 15
1
2
Torie Grant
Juventus
35
15 12 8
1
3
Lindsey Walker
Juventus
16
10 6
4
Mellisa Findlay
bicisport
15
15
1
5
Kylie Morin
Northern Bush Rastas
12
12
1
1
*Female riders are upgraded if they receive 2 wins OR 1 win + 2 other top 3 placings OR 5 top 3 placings in total
U13
1
2
3
4
5
Men
Alexander Bosch
Kevin Stafford
Trevor Bosch
Keith Ogletree
Michael Wigg
U15
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Men
Robert McPhalen
Justin Middleton
Blain McNally
Kolton Canning
Cody Grant
Nathaniel Preston
Adam Noden
David Larson
Caid Buda
Calgary Cycle
Independent
Calgary Cycle
Hardcore Racing
Calgary Cycle
Juventus
River Valley Cycle
United Cycle
Juventus
Juventus
United Cycle
Juventus
Independent
1
107
67
55
24
12
2
3 4
15
12
10
5
15
10
8
12
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
15 15 15
12 20
8 12 10
15
10
15 12
12
12
1
60
59
24
22
16
8
8
6
4
2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
15 15
15 15
12
15
12 20
12
12
12 10
10 6
8
8
6
4
45
The three Rs: Riding, Righting and Roddi
46
by Roddi Lega
Hey everyone,
Y
ou’re about to be dazzled with some top notch
riting, I mean righting, Imean.... This is going to be
an enjoyable report that goes way back to August
2004, you must be excited! You see, while flying back
from Europe after the World Championships/World Cup
finals, I wrote about this past month, which will come
later. First, I need to talk about the final 3 Canada Cup
races which took place before my Euro trip. After the first
3 Canada Cups I was leading the series and had races in
Calgary, Fernie and Kamloops remaining.
I was still trying to make the Worlds team; all I needed to
do was make sure a nice guy Kona racer named Peter
Wedge didn’t win the next two Canada Cups.
Well, at Calgary I was barely able to ride and ended up
dropping out and crying in the fetal position. I thought
that maybe next time I would race without my purse,
therefore allowing me to crush in a manly way. I simply
felt horrible and was sooooh slow. My coach and I talked
about what I should do since according to my training,
Calgary should have been a very strong showing. We
decided that when I do small volumes of hours my legs
just don’t come around, and maybe if I bought an Ab
Roller, did a million crunches a day, and did a huge
workload for the next week my legs would wake up. Over
the following 3 days, I did epic 6hr rides and I actually
started to feel things coming around. I am kidding about
the million crunches you know; it was only a half
million. At Fernie on race day, I even did a 1-hour ride at
7am. After all this I felt great, leading for 3 of 5 laps, then I
proceded to lose my next 3 bottle feeds due to a broken
bottle cage and faded a bit in the 35C heat. So I ended up
3rd. Once again, Peter Wedge took the win. Cripes, on that
day I thought I was the strongest rider there and I was so
close but just couldn’t hold on. At that point, it looked
like my Worlds goal was no more. But I still had my
Canada Cup leaders jersey and the series to win.
Kamloops was the next race and once again, I did a large
volume of hours the week of the race. Oops, this time I
might have over done it and I felt pretty pooped. I pushed
through with a 5th and yeah! I was the overall Canada
Cup winner! Yee-haw!
So at that point, it seemed as though my last race would
be the Alberta Provincials the following weekend in
Canmore.
I have not won Alberta Provincials, since I was a junior in
Canmore. Actually, I have won every Alberta Cup race I
have been in for the last 4 years except for Provincials,
what’s up with that? This was the first time since ’96 that
Canmore hosted Provincials and it’s still my favorite place
to race. The course was old school like something really
old and it was full of technical single-track and drastic
trails that suited me well (drastic is the new word for extreme). I felt great and yes, I won my first Provincial gold
and champion’s jersey. It was good to get that off my back.
I was a bit disappointed because my form was great and
this was my last race of the year. One of my goals at the
start of the year was to make the Canadian men’s Worlds
team. After the Canada Cups, I had been told I would be
the first alternate for the team of seven riders. I had
dreamt of getting the call but had given up hope with the
race coming up so soon.
Then it happened, our top rider couldn’t make it so all I
had to do was get to France as soon as possible. I checked
out flights and it looked like the trip would cost me
about $4500 with such a late flight booking. So I asked
good old Brys Francis at United Cycle to help me figure
out how I was going to get to France.
Then, word got out that I would have to pay for my
national kit, and that’s when it all went down. The next
morning I woke up to a phone call from CBC radio, as
soon as we discussed a time to do an interview the other
line rang, it was CBC TV wanting to set up an interview at
my house. Great, I thought maybe I could go for my 5hr
long ride after the interviews. 1 minute later the phone
rang again, this time it’s CFRN and they want to do an
interview, whaaah, “yeah I’ll be right over as soon as I
meet with CBC,” I said. As I’m waiting for CBC to come to
my house I received another phone call, this time it’s the
Edmonton Journal and we set up an interview over the
phone and a quick photo shoot for the next day (yeah,
I’m like Fabio).
Holy socks Batman, then I remembered a week ago I had
already planned an interview with A Channel good guy
Jamie Thomas. In the end, I did 5 interviews and a 5 hr
ride with butterflies the whole time. Most definitely my
most insane day ever, not to mention worrying about
booking a flight and everything else to come. I flew out
the next day after another 5hr ride, which looking back
now, may have been an hour or two too much.
Drearily I flew into Geneva, Switzerland where I sat
worried for about an hour until some more Canadian
riders showed up. Eventually we were picked up and
drove to the site of the World Mtb Championships in Les
Gets, France.
I roomed all week with Canada’s (and the world’s) best
cross-country riders. It was good to finally meet and chill
with the guys I read about in all the mountain bike
magazines. I never hesitated to toss around some trash
talk with any of them, which is my way of making sure
we are all on the same level. You see, I think high-level
athletes are like bees, they can smell fear so you have to
show them they are the same as everyone else by trash
talking them. Great example, huh. However, all of my
rides during the week did not go so well, I felt crappy. My
legs felt really heavy, maybe from the jetlag.
Now about the race, yikes, it was not so good. I had a bad
start and felt sluggish/gassy/heavy/obese/bacon. There
were thousands of screaming fans but I just couldn’t get it
going. The day ended with me in 65th and I was pretty
upset. A top 35 would have gotten me carding, which
means that I would receive a much needed $900/month
from the government and $1500/month if I did it again
next year.
So now it’s Monday and I’m flying home on Tuesday, but
there is one last World Cup (1 of 6 this year) in Livigno
Italy. So I called home and asked sweet old mom to check
with Air Canada and see how much it will cost to move
my flight back a week. Woops, there was a misunderstanding, the flight got changed and I was going to Italy.
Uh oh, since this was my first time in Europe I had no
idea what to do and how to get there.
Monday I went sightseeing with the down hillers to
Europe’s tallest mountain Mont Blanc, and yup, it was
pretty tall. When I got back I was up until 4am trying to
figure out how to either change my flight back to
normal, or stay and do the last World Cup. First off, I had
to get to my hockey buddy’s place in Torino, Italy.
Tuesday was all set for travel, bus from Les Gets, France to
Geneva, Switzerland (2hrs). This is where, for one last
time, I tried to change my ticket back to normal. I was
told if I would have been 15 minutes earlier I could have
done it. Tears formed in my eyes like when Old Yeller died
and I had no choice then, train it to Torino (8hrs).
So I go to pay for the train with my Visa and nope, it
doesn’t work. The train leaves in 20mins and I need a
bank. I ran around the airport/train station like a chicken
with its head cut off, with my huge bags. aahhgg, I
eventually got on the train in the nick of time. That one
took me to Milan, which was a good 6hrs. Then I’m to
switch to the Torino train, the only thing is this one has
no room for my huge bags. So I ended up sitting in the car
entrance on my bags with the lowly smokers who can’t
smoke with all the other people. Poor me, it’s soooh sad.
At last, I arrive in Torino and try to give my friend a call.
Now what the heck, I can’t get this phone number to
work, even when dialing the proper area codes. After
1.5hrs of pulling my hair, I bought an Italian calling card,
got a hold of a Canadian operator and talked to my friend
who then picked me up. I was sure glad to see someone I
knew. Now for some good news, Alex’s apartment was so
nice. It was in a building from early 1700’s and right by
the University in downtown Torino, just amazing. I spent
1 day riding a beautiful mountain pass and I even saw a
pro Saeco rider come down as I went up, ahh Europe. That
day was great, but the next I spent trying to figure out
how to get to the race in Livigno. This, believe it or not,
took most of my time. Why me???? Later that night I
took the free train to Alex’s pro hockey game and I was
just pumped because, yeah, the train was free and I saw a
hockey game in Italy, waaaahhh.
So my trip to Livigno was on Friday, and it started with
me missing my booked train back to Milan (more hair
pulling but a couple hours later I got going), then north
to Lugano, Switzerland where I have to ditch my train/
bus idea because the next train isn’t until tomorrow. So I
have to rent a car. I grab a tax, put my bags in and say,”to
Avis car rental.” Okay, the huge bags are loaded and we
start driving. Then we stop after 300meters (no joke),
47
“That’s it, well, that wasn’t far. Why didn’t you tell me?”
He pushed some button and the meter said 20. Huh, 20
Swiss Francs ($20 Canadian) for 300meters, WHAT, YOU
^%$&^(&)*! I swear this sums up my whole trip. So I rent a
sweet ride and head to Livigno, Italy on Swiss roads.
Wow! This country is wonderful; these roads were meant
for race cars. I did five mountain passes and had a pretty
fun time of it too. My Opel 10 horsepower (guessing)
rental car was rally car racing all the switchbacks. After 4
hrs of driving I arrived in the motherland of Livigno and
stayed with the nice guys of the Gears racing team.
About the race, it was to be my first Euro World Cup,
which always get over 150 racers. This one had 216 or so
registered, I even got the nice plate number of 216. The
previous race, World Championships, had 96 racers
because to go you have to qualify with your country. So
there is many strong riders that can’t go because their
country has only so many positions. Well, at Euro World
Cups everyone can race, and they do.
Because I did the Calgary World Cup, I had enough points
to put me in 80th spot on the line. They line up 10 wide in
each row so I was row 8, and it went all the way back to
row 21. That’s so far back you need binoculars to see the
front, haah-haaah-aauugg. Not funny. On the start line
I’m wondering what I’m doing at a World Cup in mid
September, then we’re off, hiiiiiyaaaaah. Wrong sound
effect but it was crazy, guys were going nuts, there was a
crash behind me, then I brake hard to miss a crash in
front of me. Next is a right turn and I set up outside
because everyone is always trying to take the shorter
inside line. I probably moved up to about 60th or so.
Everyone was making huge efforts on the first super steep
climb of 1.5km so they could get to the single-track first,
ugghh.
Then it all stops, and it sounds like a cornfield in Saskatchewan, whatever “nothing” sounds like, and we
slowly file onto the singletrack. Imagine 200 cars going
from a 10-lane highway to 1 lane and that’s what you get,
or maybe 10 combines going onto 1 farm road, just
gridlock. The next 2 laps are a blur because it’s so jammed
you can’t even pass. Eventually, by the third lap, guys are
starting to crack and I moved up nicely from 80th to 50th
or so (not bad for my first Euro World Cup I’m thinking),
then KABLAMMO, my body says “Basta” and my legs
started cramping. With 1 lap to go I limped home and
finished a somewhat respectable 69th place. It was much
better than my 65th the week earlier. So I’m not happy but
kind of satisfied since a few years ago the top Canadians
were back in the 40’s and 50’s, and now they are in the top
10.
So, now my flight is landing and my 36hrs of traveling
with 3 hrs sleep is coming to an end. Thank you to
everyone for all your support and for reading my up-beat
good news update. See you at the races.
Roddi
m
Club
3 DNF
TRS
bicisport
United Cycle
bicisport
bicisport
Blizzard
bicisport
The Bike Shop
Team Pusch
TRS
TRS
Velocity
Independent
bicisport
The Bike Shop
Cat 4
1 DNF
1
Ryan Hopping
ERTC/redbike
2
Neall Banner
3
Roderick MacAlister Calgary Crankmasters
4
Jared Green
TRS
5
James Ritchie
Deadgoat
6
Leroy Brower
7
Kevin Walsh
8
Brys Francis
United Cycle
9
Ross Harbottle
Synergy
10 Kevin Noble
United Cycle
11
Wayne Long
United Cycle
12 Erik Bakke
Deadgoat
13 Tim Brewster
14 Nikolas Jackman
United Cycle
15 Paul Martin
Deadgoat
16 Evan Wick
17 Stacy Mateika
CABC/Projekt 1
18 Brian Robinson
19 Trevor Sutherland
Deadgoat
20 James Rasmussen
United Cycle
21 Frank Woolstencroft TRS
22 Keith Bayly
Deadgoat
23 Geoffrey Clark
Deadgoat
24 Jason Nadeau
Independent
25 Wayne Giles
TRS
26 Paul Robertson
Terrascape
27 Keith Anderson
Pedalhead
28 Mark Stranzinger
Terrascape
Lapped Mike Trofimuk
Lapped Greg Yanicki
bicisport
Lapped Cliff Morrison
Velocity
Lapped Gerald Milner
CABC/Projekt 1
Lapped Reid Cummings
Lapped Thomas Auer
Lapped Jason Gray
Lapped Gordon Timm
Eurotech Cycle
Lapped William Blonski
bicisport
#
Name
Cat 1&2
1
Jeff Bolstad
2
Jesse James Collins
3
Tim Heemskerk
4
Per Strom
5
Ted Dahms
6
Shawn Goulet
7
Robert Martens
8
John Bence
9
Stephen German
10 Todd McCallum
11
Gary Alexander
12 David Leahy
13 Greg Fulford
14 Harley Borlee
15 Rob Brandrick
16 Sean Huggins-Chan
17 Kirk Loberg
April 16, 2005 Calgary AB
Women
1 DNF
1
Danielle Kenny
2
Alison Testroete
3
Amy Woodward
4
Laura Brown
5
Katherine White
6
Tanya Salomon
TRS
7
Diana Klaassen Russell Way Past Fast
8
Carrie Williams
Terrascape
9
Anne Brit Ericksen Carter Synergy
10 Colleen Baldwin
Pedalhead
11
Nathalie Friebel
Bicisport
Bicisport
Way Past Fast
Way Past Fast
Way Past Fast
Way Past Fast
12 DNF
Way Past Fast
Way Past Fast
Synergy
Synergy
United Cycle
Crankmasters
Independent
Terrascape
United Cycle
bicisport
Velocity
Synergy
Eurotech
12 Leslie Schlebach
13 Lisa Bowe
14 Sherri Buchignani
15 Jennifer Alexander
16 Estelle Ducatel
Lapped Sandra Yaworski
Cat 3
1
Kyle Marcotte
2
Trev Williams
3
Craig Debellefeuille
4
Felix Haspel
5
Paul MacDonald
6
Dennis Bland
7
Phil Rayner
8
Matt Wheatley
9
Jack Van Dyk
10 Evan Sherman
11
Anthony Stadnyk
12 David Watson
13 Brian Bain
14 Martin Machacek
15 Tommy Mak
bicisport presents GP bici #1
Cat 5
1 DNF
1
Chris Stipdonk
United Cycle
2
Devon Smibert
Independent
3
Cody Canning
United Cycle
4
Nicolas Andrichuk
5
Lance Adamson
United Cycle
6
Mark Ruttiman
7
Ben Cotter
Way Past Fast
8
Greg Heath
Synergy
9
Stephen Saunder
Way Past Fast
10 Greg Stevenson
Deadgoat
11
Stephen Kenny
Independent
12 Geoff Webb
13 John Plant
Synergy
14 Spencer Smitheman Juventus
15 Kyle Anderson
ERTC/redbike
16 David Steinke
Independent
17 Kasper Woiceshyn
18 James Lyon
19 Chris Sparling
20 Chris McCue
Deadgoat
21 Jason Barton-Browne bicisport
22 Jason Buijs
Eurotech
23 Steve Shiers
Team Pusch
24 Stephen Sampson
25 Chris Langill
Schmoe Racing
26 Paul Ermantrout
Velocity
27 James Mattson
Team Pusch
28 Andrew Tomassino
The Bike Shop
29 Chester Fleck
Alberta Randonneurs
30 Lindsay Dodd
31 Trevor Nakka
Sport Chek
32 Folker Jakel
33 Eva Firth-Eagland
bicisport
34 Sinh Chiem
ERTC/redbike
35 Andy Wilson
United Cycle
36 Todd Houston
37 David Leblanc
United Cycle
38 Mike Zelensky
Terrascape
39 Allan Gilbert
CABC/Projekt 1
40 Adam Boyko
Team Pusch
Lapped Brayden McDougall bicisport
Lapped Darcy Reynard
ERTC/redbike
Lapped Sherwood Plant Synergy
48
bicisport presents GP bici #2
April 23 , Calgary AB
#
Name
Club
Time
10 Tom Zidek
Café Racers
49:33
Cat 3
17 laps x 3.4 km
1 DNF
Cat 5
8 Laps x 3.4 km
6 DNF
11
Wayne Long
United Cycle
49:33
1
Michael Bidniak
Juventus
1:19:10
1
Cody Canning
United Cycle
45:27
12 Dion Clark
Cyclemeisters/Bow Cycle 49:33
2
Dean Rawson
2
Nicolas Andrichuk
13 Roy Custodio
Terrascape
49:33
3
Brian Bain
3
Chris Stipdonk
United Cycle
45:27
14 Ross Harbottle
Synergy
49:33
4
Dylan Menard
Juventus
1:19:10
4
Don Fox
Juventus
45:27
15 Stacy Mateika
CABC/Projekt 1
49:33
5
Evan Sherman
United Cycle
1:19:10
5
Neal Gregory
16 Devin Erfle
Deadgoat
49:33
6
Chris Hooper
Synergy
1:19:10
6
Jeffery Neilson
Terrascape
45:27
17 Paul Ignatiuk
ERTC/redbike
49:33
7
Dennis Bland
1:19:10
7
Zane Wester Beek
Synergy
45:27
18 Geoffrey Clark
Deadgoat
49:33
8
Craig Debellefeuille Synergy
1:19:10
8
Devon Smibert
Independent
45:27
19 Cliff Morrison
Velocity
49:33
9
Frank Kovacs
Synergy
1:19:10
9
Folker Jakel
45:27
20 Brian Robinson
10 Michael Johns
CABC/Projekt 1
1:19:10
10 Andrew Hilton
21 Paul Martin
Deadgoat
49:33
11
Jonathan Nutbrown The Bike Shop
1:19:10
11
Geoff Webb
22 Eric Smith
12 Spencer Royds
Pedalhead
1:19:10
12 Allan Gilbert
CABC/Projekt 1
45:27
23 Wayne Giles
TRS
49:33
13 Finn Pedersen
Team Pusch
1:19:10
13 Mark Ruttiman
24 Frank Woolstencroft TRS
49:33
14 Phil Rayner
Headwinds
1:19:10
14 Lance Adamson
United Cycle
45:27
25 Claude Breau
bicisport
49:33
15 Bob McKerrell
CABC/Projekt 1
1:19:10
15 Stuart Harbottle
Synergy
45:27
26 Jason Nadeau
Independent
49:33
16 Shawn Farlon
bicisport
1:19:10
16 John Plant
Synergy
45:27
27 Reid Cummings
17 Tommy Mak
Eurotech
1:19:10
17 Mark Dumesnil
28 James Kenney
49:50
18 Lonn Bate
Terrascape
1:19:10
18 Chris Sparling
29 Thomas Auer
19 Jason Frank
CABC/Projekt 1
1:19:10
19 Paul Anderson
Way Past Fast
45:58
30 Keith Bayly
Deadgoat
49:55
20 Marc Freemantle
Independent
1:19:10
20 Brad King
United Cycle
46:15
31 Shane McClellan
Juventus
50:04
21 James Purdy
bicisport
1:19:10
21 James Tallian
Alberta Randonneurs
46:15
32 Keith Anderson
Pedalhead
50:17
22 Rene Regimbald
Synergy
1:19:10
22 Todd Houston
46:15
33 Trevor Sutherland
Deadgoat
51:15
23 David Watson
Velocity
1:19:10
23 Jason Barton-Browne bicisport
47:29
34 Mark Stranzinger
Terrascape
54:02
24 Andrew Gage
Eurotech
1:19:10
24 Raman Mahabir
GS Campione
48:16
35 Gordon Timm
Eurotech Cycle
55:05
25 Kyle Marcotte
Way Past Fast
1:19:10
25 Andrew Tomassino
The Bike Shop
50:02
36 Evan Wick
26 Stephen Walsh
Schmoe Racing
50:02
37 Greg Yanicki
bicisport
50:30 lapped Women
10 Laps x 3.4 km
1 DNF
27 Mike Zelensky
Terrascape
50:39
38 William Blonski
bicisport
50:56 lapped31
Laura Yoisten
Diet Cheerwine
55:50
28 Alexander McCuaig GS Campione
50:39
2
Alison Testroete
29 Kyle Anderson
ERTC/redbike
50:39
Cat 1&2
19 Laps x 3.4 km
1 DNF
3
Laura Brown
30 Ben Cotter
Way Past Fast
50:39
1
Tim Heemskerk
United Cycle
1:20:07
4
Samantha Phillips
The Bike Shop
55:50
30 Norm Smith
50:39
2
cp Walsh
Synergy
1:20:07
5
Natasha Kuzmak
Synergy
55:50
45:44 lapped 3
Ryan McKenzie
Subway
1:20:07
6
Danielle Kenny
33 Kasper Woiceshyn
Cyclemeisters/Bow
46:57 lapped 4
Jeff Bolstad
TRS
1:20:07
7
Joanne Breau
Bicisport
55:50
34 Chris Langill
Schmoe Racing
47:13 lapped 5
Robert Martens
Blizzard
1:20:07
8
Rebecca Morris
Bicisport
55:50
35 Gary Taylor
47:15 lapped 6
Jere Hu
ERTC/redbike
1:20:07
9
Marisa Tosi
Terrascape
55:50
36 Stephen Saunder
Way Past Fast
47:15 lapped 7
Harley Borlee
Velocity
1:20:07
10 Jennifer Alexander
Way Past Fast
55:50
37 David Corr
Synergy
47:20 lapped 8
Shawn Goulet
11
Teri Majer
Critical Speed
55:50
38 Michel Riou
Way Past Fast
48:12 lapped 9
Per Strom
bicisport
1:20:07
12 Jennifer Rankel
Critical Speed
55:50
39 Brayden McDougall bicisport
49:42 lapped 10 Ted Dahms
13 Susan Sutherland
Synergy
55:50
40 Sherwood Plant
Synergy
49:42 lapped 11
John Bence
bicisport
1:20:07
14 Estelle Ducatel
Way Past Fast
55:50
41 John Bereczki
bicisport
49:42 lapped 12 Jesse James Collins
bicisport
1:20:07
15 Monique Sullivan
42 Robert Wooley
Cyclemeisters/Bow
50:08 lapped 13 Peter Lawrence
Team Pusch
1:20:07
16 Tanya Salomon
TRS
55:50
14 Scott Manktelow
Rundle Mountain CC
1:20:07
17 Sherri Buchignani
Way Past Fast
55:50
Cat 4
10 Laps x 3.4 km
1 DNF
15 Todd McCallum
Team Pusch
1:20:07
18 Janka Hegedus
Pedalhead
55:50
1
James Ritchie
Deadgoat
49:33
16 Reid Dalgleish
Synergy
1:20:07
19 Anne Brit Ericksen Carter Synergy
56:06
2
Ryan Hopping
ERTC/redbike
49:33
17 Sean Huggins-Chan bicisport
1:20:07
20 Kristin Campbell
3
Neall Banner
18 Duane Myers
Terrascape
1:20:07
21 Sherlyn Rawson
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman 56:17lapped
4
Kevin Noble
United Cycle
49:33
19 Stephen German
The Bike Shop
1:20:18
22 Diana Klaassen Russell Way Past Fast
56:17 lapped
5
Roderick MacAlister Calgary Crankmasters
49:33
20 Chad Kozak
TRS
1:20:20
23 Sandra Yaworski
Way Past Fast
56:17 lapped
6
Kevin Walsh
49:33
21 Craig Good
Synergy
1:20:20
24 Lisa Bowe
Bicisport
59:01 lapped
7
Jared Green
TRS
49:33
22 Greg Fulford
9th Street Cycle-logic 1:20:20
25 Sandy Ayre
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman 59:01 lapped
8
Erik Bakke
Deadgoat
49:33
23 David Leahy
TRS
1:21:57
9
Paul Robertson
Terrascape
49:33
49
Juventus presents Toads Supercross for Cancer
50
Jessica DeMars
leads Bianchi/
Bike Shop
teammate
Samantha
Nicholson across
the grass. The two
traded the lead
until the final
lap.
September 26th, 2004 - Goldbar Park, Edmonton
Master Men
1
Peter Toth
2
Michael Johns
3
Keith Bayly
4
Brenan Bagdan
5
Dean Rawson
6
Ted Dahms
7
John Riess
8
cp Walsh
9
Shane Rush
10 Kevin Rokosh
11
Paul MacDonald
12 Andrew Hilton
13 Vaughn Shears
14 Marty Macharek
15 Bob McKerrell
16 Mark Woodhouse
17 Dan Hunka
18 Will Carry
19 Sean Carter
20 Craig Horon
22 Michael Meeres
23 Kim Harris
24 Esa Jamsa
ERTC/redbike
48:33
CABC/Projekt 1
49:09
Deadgoat
49:09
Synergy
51:49
Velocity
51:49
ERTC/redbike
51:49
United Cycle
53:35
G.S. Campione
53:50
CABC/Projekt 1
54:46
Sport Check
54:59
Juventus
55:15
Pedalhead RW
55:15
Snakebite Society
48:39 + 1 lap
Velocity
49:49 + 1 lap
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman 49:49 + 1 lap
CABC/Projekt 1
52:02 + 1 lap
Eurotech Cycles
53:31 + 1 lap
Juventus
55:05 + 1 lap
Elite Men
1
Mark Webster
2
Sean Barr
3
Per Strom
4
Byron Davis
5
Paul Ignatiuk
6
Andre Sutton
7
Guri Randhawa
8
Nick Jendzjowski
9
Dave Ellis
3 DNF
Bianchi/The Bike Shop 1:04:00
Bicisport
1:04:23
ERTC/redbike
1:07:34
Hardcore CC
1:07:34
Junior Men
1
Shaun Adamson
2
Spencer Smitheman
3
William Monteath
4
Samuel Beaudoin
United Cycle
Juventus
Juventus
Juventus
51:24
48:09 + 1 lap
47:39 + 2 laps
59:00 + 4 laps
Open Women
1
Samantha Nicholson Bianchi/The Bike Shop 45:38
2
Jessica DeMars
Bianchi/The Bike Shop 45:48
3
Marg Fedyna
Independent
46:44
4
50:16
5
Kristin Campbell
6
Sherlyn Rawson
7
Shona Schleppe
Sport Men
1
James Rasmussen
2
Jason Frank
3
Chris Harrison
4
Chris Stipdon
5
Kevin Bladon
6
Kevin Noble
7
Dylan Menard
8
Brian Kullman
9
Tim Riess
10 Jeff Klassen
11
Ryan Bowen
12 Don Fox
13 Mike Zelensky
14 Bill Turner
15 Nick Insole
16 Roger Clemens
17 Brad Tymchuk
18 Jari Jamsa
United Cycle
51:24
CABC/Projekt 1
51:47
ERTC/redbike
51:56
United Cycle
52:38
United Cycle
53:09
United Cycle
53:22
Juventus
53:36
Synergy
55:01
ERTC/redbike
48:25 + 1 lap
Bianchi/The Bike Shop 48:33 + 1 lap
Juventus
48:33 + 1 lap
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman 48:25+2 laps
Juventus
50:03 + 2 lap
United Cycle
51:14 + 2 laps
Pedalhead
51:24 + 2 laps
Black Sheep
48:33 + 3 laps
Sport Women
1
Gail Wozny
2
Jennifer Barr
Edmonton Masters CC 46:13
Donations for cancer research totalled $622. Thanks to all who contributed!
Rundle Mountan CC presents Cyclo-cross Provincials
October 31, 2004 - Canmore Nordic Centre
#
Name
Master Men
1
Andy Achuff
2
Clayton Paradis
3
Keith Bayly
4
Kirk Loberg
5
Peter Toth
6
Pat Doyle
7
Tracy Shearer
8
Gary Brown
9
Tim Brezsnyak
10 Ted Dahms
11
Shane Rush
12 Craig Good
13 Dan Bierd
14 Michael Johns
15 Michael Meeres
16 Phil Rayner
17 Kevin Rokosh
18 Craig Horon
20 Alexander McCuaig
Time
6 DNF
Pedalhead
0:46:58
Pedalhead
0:47:39
Deadgoat
0:48:40
Revoluzione
0:49:01
ERTC/redbike
0:49:15
Deadgoat
0:49:21
Juventus
0:50:40
RMCC
0:50:54
Deadgoat
0:51:02
Velocity
0:51:20
Synergy
at 1 lap
bicisport
at 1 lap
CABC/Projekt 1
at 1 lap
CABC/Projekt 1
at 1 lap
Headwinds
at 1 lap
ERTC/redbike
at 1 lap
Velocity
at 1 lap
Pedalhead
at 1 lap
GS Campione
at 1 lap
Sport Men
1
Jason Frank
2
Chris Harrison
3
Chris Stipdonk
4
Tim Riess
5
Manrique Bautista
6
Greg Yanicki
CABC/Projekt 1
ERTC/redbike
United Cycle
Pedalhead
Pedalhead
bicisport
4 DNF
0:50:27
at 1 lap
at 1 lap
at 1 lap
at 1 lap
at 2 laps
Junior Men
1
Mark MacDonald
2
Michael Bidniak
3
Brian Robinson
4
Cody Canning
5
Shaun Adamson
6
Spencer Smitheman
7
Nic Andrichuk
8
Evan Wick(ON)
Sport Chek
Juventus
Bow Cycle/CMC
United Cycle
United Cycle
Juventus
Bow Cycle/CMC
Independent
0:47:16
0:48:01
0:48:34
at 1 lap
at 1 lap
at 1 lap
at 1 lap
at 2 laps
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Open Women
1
Samantha Nicholson
2
Marg Fedyna
3
Nola Zwarich
4
Leslie Schlebach
Independent
bicisport
0:46:18
0:48:06
at 1 lap
at 1 lap
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Sport Women
1
Stephanie Roorda
2
Janka Hegedus
Synergy
0:49:35
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman at 1 lap
Elite Men
1
Sean Barr
2
Paul Ignatiuk
3
Jesse James Collins
4
Per Strom
5
Guri Randhawa
6
Shawn Taylor
7
Brian Kullman
2 DNF
ERTC/redbike
0:57:54
bicisport
0:59:22
bicisport
1:01:32
Pedalhead Road/Sleeman at 1 lap
RMCC
at 1 lap
Synergy
at 2 laps
Top right: Janka Hegedus
(Pedalhead Road Works/
Sleeman) is happy to reach
the top of the bike carry.
Right: Pedalhead’ers Andy
Achuff (l) and Clayton
Paradis pedal at the head of
the Master Men.
Club
Gold - Master A
Silver - Master A
Bronze - Master A
Gold - Master B
Silver - Master B
Bronze - Master B
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Gold
Silver
Gold
Silver
Bronze
51
United Cycle presents Accept the Challenge XC 2005
52
Stony Plain AB, May 15, 2005
5
Results courtesy of the RACE MANAGEMENT TEAM
Venue courtesy Fern Jordan and Harvey Heinrichs
Senior Expert Men
1
Brian Bain
2
Neall Banner
3
Robert Leeds
4
Earl Nolan
5
Alan Whitten
6
Mark Macdonald
7
Roy Custodio
8
Jeff Sparling
9
Johnathan Shalapay
10 Shaun Adamson
11
Jared Wilson
12 Chris Stipdonk
13 Kevin Lega
14 Rob Wirtz
15 Mike Stoner
16 Kevin Bladon
17 Anthony Bjorge
18 Felix Haspel
19 Michael Mccarthy
#
Name
Club
Master Expert Women
1
Loni Klettl
2
Michelle Hook
PedalHead
3
Judy Harlton
Dirt Girls
4
Kathryn Johnson
United Cycle
5
Juliette Franklin
Dead Goat
1:30:51
1:41:35
1:42:01
1:46:26
1:47:43
Junior Expert Women 1 DNF
1
Danielle Kenny
CycleMeisters
1:34:32
Senior Expert Women
1
Alison Testroete
2
Karen Martins
3
Pepper Harlton
4
Amy Woodward
5
Ingrid Zschogner
6
Linda Green
7
Carrie Williamson
8
Laura Brown
9
Dianna Kennedny
10 Heather Grover
11
Rebecca Morris
12 Lisa Bowe
1:28:55
1:31:56
1:33:17
1:35:27
1:36:48
1:37:38
1:38:55
1:40:48
1:44:39
1:46:08
1:51:14
1:55:46
1 DNF
CycleMeisters
United Cycle
Dirt Girls
Bow Cycle
Bike Shop
Dead Goat
TerraScape
CycleMeisters
Synergy
Mountain Bike City
BICI Sport
BICI Sport
Time
U17 Expert Men
1
1 DNF
1:25:43
Senior Elite Women
1
Mical Dyck
2
Madelaine Bate
3
Trish Grajczyk
4
Chirstine Missghers
5
Kathy White
6
Marisa Tosi
1:49:24
1:51:21
1:54:47
2:02:39
2:05:34
2:10:12
Master Expert Men B
1
Tracey Shearer
2
Duane Ellis
3
Dave Whitten
4
Edward Roddy
5
Derrill Shuttleworth
TerraScape
TerraScape
Dead Goat
Mountain Bike City
Bow Cycle
TerraScape
Juventus
GS Campione
United Cycle
Dead Goat
1:50:19
1:50:43
1:51:42
1:52:44
2:07:51
Master Expert Men A
1
Lonn Bate
2
Darren Anderson
PedalHead
3
Tom Brodzinsky
Dead Goat
4
Sean Barr
PedalHead
5
Wayne Calder
Dead Goat
6
Alistair Abdai
7
Mark Rumsey
Hardcore
8
Bruce Penner
United Cycle
9
Darcy Jones
Dead Goat
10 Steve Walsh
Schmoe RC
11
Kirk Schmiedge
TRS
12 Mark Fedoroshyn
13 Tim Brezsnyak
Dead Goat
14 Andy Achuff
PedalHead
2 DNF
1:46:27
1:46:42
1:46:53
1:47:00
1:49:39
1:51:11
1:51:34
1:51:48
1:52:03
1:52:58
1:53:17
1:54:17
2:00:24
2:03:14
Junior Expert Men
1
Ryan Anderson
2
Mike Bidniak
3
Cody Canning
4
Brian Robinson
1:40:52
1:42:18
1:44:45
1:51:27
Juventus
Juventus
United Cycle
CycleMeisters
Eric Maged
Rundle Mountain
1:52:04
Bow Cycle
CycleMeisters
Bow Cycle
Dead Goat
United Cycle
Sport Check
TerraScape
Bow Cycle
United Cycle
United Cycle
RVC
United Cycle
United Cycle
Hardcore
PedalHead
United Cycle
RVC
Synergy
United Cycle
4 DNF
1:40:54
1:42:18
1:42:52
1:43:40
1:46:49
1:48:14
1:48:45
1:50:06
1:50:30
1:51:05
1:51:46
1:52:37
1:52:57
1:55:09
1:55:31
1:57:11
2:00:02
2:00:39
2:12:29
Senior Elite Men
1
Troy Messeghers
Mountain Bike City
2
Tim Heemskerk
United Cycle
3
Neil Grover
Mountain Bike City
4
Jonhathan Nutbrown Bike Shop
5
Andre Sutton
Hardcore
6
Pat Doyle
Dead Goat
7
Kelly Servinski
Bike Shop
8
Adam Bailey
Black Sheep
9
Steve Martins
Hardcore
10 Paul Ignatiuk
ERTC/redbike
11
Dion Clark
Bow Cycle
4 DNF
1:57:22
1:58:07
2:00:35
2:06:35
2:07:44
2:09:08
2:09:18
2:10:12
2:11:41
2:16:29
2:21:17
U15 Women
1
Kendra Middleton
2
Samantha Grover
3
Amanda Nadeau
1 DNF
0:44:31
0:51:22
0:56:14
U17
1
2
3
4
5
6
Sport Women
Torie Grant
Hilary Ebbern
Kelly Hall
Michelle Beveridge
Lindsey Walker
Jennifer Virtue
Juventus
Juventus
Black Sheep
Juventus
Black Sheep
Juventus
Black Sheep
0:51:07
0:55:04
0:55:57
0:59:47
1:02:28
1:05:32
Junior Sport Women
1
Terri Anne Howard
1:21:06
Senior Beginner Women
1
Laura Simpson
Schmoe Racing
2
Debby Heemskerk
United Cycle
3
Erin Hutnan
Dirt Girls
4
Clotilde Belanger
Dirt Girls
5
Connie Verbrugge
Dirt Girls
6
Amber Finlay
Calgary Crank Masters
1 DNF
0:55:17
1:00:53
1:11:54
1:12:47
1:18:22
1:23:32
U15 Men
1
Kurtde Freitas
2
Kolton Canning
3
Keith Ogletree
4
Eric Johnson
5
Mac Garvin
6
Kevin Stafford
7
Trevor Bosch
8
Isaac Niles
Black Sheep
United Cycle
Calgary Cycle
Olympic Oval
1 DNF
0:44:43
0:54:56
0:59:02
1:01:22
1:01:41
1:04:40
1:11:15
1:18:54
United Cycle
1:35:55
Junior Sport Men
1
Brenton Wood
United Cycle
Hardcore
Senior Sport Women
1
Tara Whitten
2
Amy Barnett
3
Laura Maguire
4
Jennette Allum
5
Katherine O’Brien
Master Sport Women
1
Lisa Licis
2
Kathy Flynn
3
Diane Wirtz
4
Michelle Milke
5
Michelle Ellis
6
Sandy Cousins
7
Rita Richter
8
Heather Rachar
U17
1
2
3
4
5
6
Sport Men
Justin Middleton
Robert McPhalen
David Larson
Scott Hughes
Michael Weldon
Adam Pisani
Senior Sport Men
1
Will Critchley
2
Tom Van Ommaran
3
Darcy Neniska
4
Kevin Finlay
5
Garnet Ezard
6
Mark Wolstenholme
7
Scott Book
8
Mark Dumesnil
9
Daren Mcgregor
10 Eric Lastiwka
11
Emils Muehlenbachs
12 Blane Sherman
13 Orrin Littre
Senior Beginner Men
1
Stephen Bates
2
Chris Langill
3
Aaron Nissen
4
Martin Beaulie
5
Mike Waddinghan
Jamie Tomas (United) grits his teeth and masters the single-track
which is so much a feature of the Accept the Challenge course.
Photo courtesy Greg Skafte.
Master Sport Men A
1
Neil Johns
2
Trevor Sutherland
3
Gunnar Giese
4
Trevor Pombert
5
Brad Kane
6
Tim Riess
7
Dan Dardis
8
David Ford
9
Brent Clark
10 Murray Aubin
11
Tommas Auer
12 Mark Duk
13 Marco Campitelli
14 Jamie Tomas
15 Troy Lemens
16 Rob Found
17 Daniel Lavoie
18 Joseph Litke
19 Martin Moreau
20 Andy Wilson
21 Ashley Scott
Hardcore
Dead Goat
United Cycle
United Cycle
Dead Goat
PedalHead
Dead Goat
Schmoe RC
ERTC / Red Bike
PedalHead
Bow Cycle
Ridleys
United Cycle
Sport Check
FreeWheel
PedalHead
Sport Check
United Cycle
PedalHead
7 DNF
1:18:16
1:18:22
1:23:05
1:23:05
1:23:50
1:24:13
1:24:18
1:24:58
1:25:32
1:26:45
1:26:47
1:28:48
1:30:10
1:34:52
1:36:02
1:37:34
1:38:09
1:40:53
1:42:41
1:52:48
2:20:58
Master Men B
1
Greg Bartlett
2
Ivan Dansie
3
Tom Ebbern
4
John Riess
5
Rob Hunter
6
Don Fox
7
Henry Yau
8
Bruce Johnson
9
Brian Lecis
10 Mike Steneker
11
Roger Clemens
12 Jeffrey Bell
13 Joe Yurkovich
14 Michael Zelensky
15 Clayton Stafford
16 Dan Surian
17 Harvey Brauer
18 Roy Merritt
19 Gary Platzat
20 Jim Seethram
21 Mike Kohlenberg
22 Stan Rachar
23 Chris Grant
24 Stewart Hutchings
25 Jean-Claude Coupal
26 Ed Garvin
Velocity
Bow Cycle
RVC
Ridleys Cycle
Hardcore
Ridleys Cycle
Hardcore
Dirt Girls
Dirt Girls
Dirt Girls
Velocity
Calgary Crank Masters
Calgary Cycle
Juventus
Juventus
United Cycle
PedalHead
PedalHead
United Cycle
Branky’s BS
ERTC/redbike
PedalHead
River Valley Cycle
PedalHead
United Cycle
PedalHead
Schmoe RC
PedalHead
RVC
53
0:59:12
1:07:17
1:10:04
1:13:46
1:31:02
1 DNS
1:06:51
1:12:35
1:23:32
1:26:15
1:30:40
1:31:01
1:42:22
2:00:22
0:55:55
0:59:35
1:01:36
1:02:49
1:06:40
1:23:03
1:22:38
1:25:46
1:28:35
1:28:44
1:34:19
1:34:21
1:34:41
1:37:06
1:42:14
1:44:02
1:53:24
1:53:31
1:55:12
1 DNS
1:05:00
1:10:45
1:13:55
1:15:33
1:22:41
4 DNF
1:22:51
1:23:24
1:26:15
PedalHead
1:26:37
Rocky Mtn. Bike ‘N Board 1:27:25
Juventus
1:28:52
Dead Goat
1:29:59
1:30:34
Hardcore
1:30:56
River Valley Cycle
1:31:02
United Cycle
1:33:43
1:33:46
Hardcore
1:34:26
TerraScope
1:35:39
United Cycle
1:36:49
Projckt 1 CABC
1:37:20
Velocity
1:40:45
Velocity
1:45:43
United Cycle
1:46:28
United Cycle
1:53:57
United Cycle
1:56:42
Calgary Crank Masters 1:59:36
United Cycle
2:10:30
United Cycle
2:27:13
United Cycle
2:27:39
5:31:47
United Cycle
Dead Goat
Ridley's Cycle presents the 19th Annual Summer Solstice XC
#
Name
Club
Senior Elite Men
41km
1
Rodi Lega
United Cycle
2
Troy Misseghers
Mountain Bike City
3
Jason Shenkariuk
Pedalhead
4
Steven Martins
Hardcore
5
Niclas Christofferson Independent
6
Evan Sherman
United Cycle
7
Sean Anastasiadis
Sport Chek Cycling
8
Don Robertson
Sport Chek Cycling
9
Nick Lynem
Ridley’s
10 Bryant Hebert
Time
3 DNF
2:27:33
2:31:39
2:38:40
2:43:57
2:48:27
2:48:55
2:51:43
2:56:08
2:57:33
2:57:34
Senior Expert Men
1
Devin Erfle
2
Ryan Steenbergen
3
Mike Sarnecki
4
Paul Ignatiuk
5
Ryan Castle
6
Earl Nolan
7
Mike Stoner
8
James Rasmussen
31km
Deadgoat
Bow Cycle/CMC
United Cycle
ERTC/redbike
Headwinds
Deadgoat
Pedalhead
United Cycle
3 DNF
2:08:25
2:10:40
2:15:16
2:18:13
2:19:40
2:21:58
2:25:16
2:41:39
Jr Expert Men
1
Kevin Lega
2
Eric Magee
3
Kevin Bowser
4
Steven Yau
31km
United Cycle
Rundle Mountain CC
Bow Cycle/CMC
Bow Cycle/CMC
1 DNF
2:17:06
2:19:20
2:22:44
2:28:04
Master 30-39 Expert Men 31km
1
Davin Vandebeek
Independent
2
Lonn Bate
Terrascape
3
Andrew Anastasiadis Sport Chek Cycling
4
Stephen Couse
Deadgoat
5
Jeff Franc - Law
Juventus
6
Rik Tykwinski
Pedalhead
7
Geoff Clark
Deadgoat
8
Mark Fedoroshyn
Independent
9
Darcy Jones
Deadgoat
10 Tracy Shearer
Juventus
2 DNF
2:05:35
2:06:22
2:09:03
2:09:25
2:11:12
2:13:50
2:14:01
2:17:16
2:23:17
2:28:36
Senior Elite Women
31km
1
Michal Dyck
Terrascape
2
Madelaine Bate
Terrascape
3
Annie Tykwinski
Pedalhead
4
5
Sandy Ayre
Pedalhead
6
Marisa Tosi
Terrascape
1 DNF
2:13:48
2:23:15
2:32:32
2:37:11
2:42:25
2:45:48
Senior Sport Men
1
Cody Canning
2
Neall Banner
3
Robert Leeds
4
Euan Allan
5
Mike Bidniak
6
Kevin Bladon
7
Mike Moleschi
8
Jeremy Myers
9
Kevin Noble
10 Simon Richard
11
John Cadman
12 Jeff Rhude
13 John Penzo
2 DNF
1:24:35
1:25:16
1:31:19
1:33:34
1:34:10
1:35:27
1:36:09
1:37:44
1:41:10
1:44:36
1:50:41
1:59:58
2:08:04
21 km
United Cycle
Bow Cycle/CMC
Bow Cycle/CMC
Independent
Juventus
United Cycle
Hardcore
Deadgoat
United Cycle
River Valley Cycle
Pedalhead
Ridley’s
Independent
Senior Expert Women 21 km
1
Karen Martinuk
United Cycle
2
Kristy Sarnoski
Dirt Girls
3
Pepper Harlton
Dirt Girls
4
Amy Woodward
Bow Cycle/CMC
5
Christina Bruns
Dirt Girls
6
Carrie Williamson
Terrascape
1:51:07
1:52:33
1:54:00
1:59:02
2:02:58
2:05:49
U15 Men
1
Alexander Bosch
2
Kevin Stafford
1:22:04
1:49:44
11 km
Calgary Cycle
Independent
Master 30-39 Sport Men 21 km
1
Grant Eastman
Calgary Cycle
2
Gary Brown
Rundle Mountain CC
3
Bruce Penner
United Cycle
4
Jeff German
Deadgoat
5
Troy Lemens
Sport Chek
6
Neil Johns
Hardcore
7
Alistair Abdai
Deadgoat
8
Trevor Sutherland
Deadgoat
9
Steve Walsh
Deadgoat
10 Charles Gibney
Pedalhead
11
Pete Eaton
Deadgoat
12 Marco Campitelli
TRS Racing
13 Quentin Blindenbach Hardcore
14 Pete Graves
Bow Cycle/CMC
15 Stuart Black
Deadgoat
16 Daryl Lehocky
ERTC/redbike
17 Dan Cormier
Deadgoat
18 Erik Vatanen
Independent
19 Jeff Zimmer
Independent
20 Jamie Thomas
United Cycle
21 Clayton Stafford
Independent
22 Adrian Marcano
Calgary Cycle
23 Michael Lynch
Deadgoat
24 Brett Coyne
Independent
2 DNF
1:31:48
1:33:51
1:34:58
1:35:09
1:35:11
1:37:05
1:37:18
1:38:35
1:39:15
1:42:58
1:43:49
1:45:21
1:46:48
1:50:47
1:50:48
1:51:13
1:53:00
1:53:48
2:00:22
2:02:02
2:06:57
2:11:51
2:13:18
2:22:16
Master 40+ Men
1
Rod Smith
2
Stan Magee
3
Dave Whitten
4
Craig Fraser
5
Brian Licis
6
Jack Funk
7
Henry Yau
8
Graham Smith
9
Lorne Short
10 Harvey Brauer
11
Lloyd Murray
12 Ivan Dansie
13 Don Fox
14 John Gilchrist
15 Paul Mollins
16 Lawrence Keller
21 km
Calgary Cycle
Rundle Mountain CC
Hardcore
Calgary Cycle
Hardcore
Deadgoat
Deadgoat
Rundle Mountain CC
Rundle Mountain CC
Velocity
Deadgoat
Deadgoat
Juventus
Deadgoat
Deadgoat
3 DNF
1:29:15
1:34:37
1:37:17
1:39:07
1:43:10
1:45:41
1:48:59
1:51:11
1:51:12
1:52:35
1:54:34
1:55:30
1:59:20
2:03:15
2:03:27
2:03:36
Master 30+ Women
1
Loni Kletti
2
Leslie Schlebach
3
Michelle Hook
4
Judy Harlton
5
Carolynne Laughy
21 km
Freeskool
bicisport
Pedalhead
Dirt Girls
Pedalhead
1:42:24
1:50:34
1:57:01
2:03:32
2:08:56
U17
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
21 km
Rundle Mountain CC
Couloir Ski & Bike
Bow Cycle/CMC
Juventus
Juventus
Bow Cycle/CMC
Juventus
1:32:22
1:32:57
1:36:48
1:41:23
1:45:53
1:49:52
2:19:17
Sport / U15 Men
Drew Smith
Leo Lacourciere
Brian Robinson
Spencer Smitheman
Logan Brauer
Kasper Woiceshyn
Tyler Rushfeldt
Women: Senior Sport,
Sr Beginner
1
Marcie Reinhart
2
Monique Robertson
3
Jodi Siever
4
Cindy Koo
5
Jennette Allum
6
Kathy Flynn
7
Michelle Macdonald
8
Heather Eastman
9
Torrie Grant
10 Richelle Johnston
11
Shannon Roberge
12 Jennifer Woroniuk
Master 30+ Sport, Junior, U17,
11 km
Independent
0:58:04
Pedalhead
1:03:06
Dirt Girls
1:04:58
Deadgoat
1:06:02
Ridley
1:06:53
TRS Racing
1:08:38
Tech Shop 1
1:09:19
Calgary Cycle
1:11:27
Juventus
1:11:56
Ridley’s
1:13:04
Dirt Girls
1:24:27
Dirt Girls
1:26:58
June 20, 2004 - Bragg Creek, AB
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