Here are some pics of the finishers. Unfortunately, I didn't get everyone at the finish. Also check out pics from John Mathias' wife in her Flickr set. If anyone else has pics that they want to share, send me an email and I'll put up a link.
Fifth - John Vondracek, Fourth - Mike Marsh and Sixth - Trevor Madden - All Lincolnites
Since they all came in at the same time we had them draw straws with the medals to determine the order.
Since they all came in at the same time we had them draw straws with the medals to determine the order.
First place SS - Chris Hansen - Lincolnite
Chris laid down and didn't move much for about an hour after finishing. I was beginning to get worried. Great race Chris!
Chris laid down and didn't move much for about an hour after finishing. I was beginning to get worried. Great race Chris!
12th - Kevin Burke - Lincolnite and 13th - James Blake - Lincolnite
Longest ride of the year for both of these guys. Kevin rode his road bike to boot!
Longest ride of the year for both of these guys. Kevin rode his road bike to boot!
15th - Steve Fuller - Johnston, IA (no photo!)
(pictured above) 16th - David Rowe - Lincolnite, 4th SS - Warren Wiebe - Lawrence, KS, 17th - John Flynn - Lawrence, KS and 18th - Kirk Hutson - Lawrence, KS
(pictured above) 16th - David Rowe - Lincolnite, 4th SS - Warren Wiebe - Lawrence, KS, 17th - John Flynn - Lawrence, KS and 18th - Kirk Hutson - Lawrence, KS
Warren's poor front wheel with the Kevlar spoke fix. It was enough to get him to the finish. Note the front brake is disengaged.
Missing a pic of 19th - James Peters - Omaha, NE and 20th - Scott Bulfinch - Lincolnite
Missing a pic of 19th - James Peters - Omaha, NE and 20th - Scott Bulfinch - Lincolnite
Missing a pic of 2nd place Female Kelly Kostman - Lincolnite
Pictured above is 22nd - Kip L'Heureux - Lincolnite
I believe they both set personal distance records as well.
Pictured above is 22nd - Kip L'Heureux - Lincolnite
I believe they both set personal distance records as well.
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Way to go y'all!!!
An interesting aside... Joel Dyke was also the first place finisher on a self-built frame (a titanium one, nonetheless)! While some of the welds were a bit cobby, it was a well-designed and executed frame... It's proof that Joel has more to contribute to cycling than simply pedaling bicycles.
Joel's bike was a thing of beauty from the back. Those seat stays are sexily narrow.
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