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Ride it like you stole it crit
February 15, 2004
Teske schools the youngsters
By Chris Lotts
Vera remembers (to this day) when we paid for 2 full entries at Porterville crit (years ago) and they NEVER refunded the difference from paying a 2nd race...even after voicing our concerns to the promoter. She also remembers that a lot of people were miffed that year, as many racers got jammed. What's the point of this story? Crap like that NEVER happens at our race. Our racers forget to deduct their CBR license from their entry fee, we tell them about their refund, then they refuse it! Wassup wit dat? Slowly but surely, our CBR crits are mirroring El Dorado: people are having fun at our races! Evan Teske, 40+ years young, took the younger racers to school Sunday by easily winning the Elite Men's field. We don't think he'll enter another Masters event until he's 84. His dogs also took the barking contest away from April Henderson-Anderson's dogs!
Mo' money, mo' primes: CBR's MARCH CRIT: The BAR/BAT categories will have either $10 or $20 cash primes for the first ten laps of the race. Due to advertising constraints, we cannot change the purse, but we can increase the CASH in the primes. What are ya gonna do? Go for the primes, the win, or both?
HIGHLIGHTS of the Ride It Like You Stole It Bike Race:
1. 2003 CBR-BAR Series winner Mike McMahon won the 30+ field.
2. US Postal racer Richard Meeker won the 40+ event
3. Largest Elite Women field in CBR history: 29 racers!
4. Racers LOVED our world-famous CountDown Timer.
5. Bill Mock & Jim Wiznura took a record-breaking 10 minutes to post race results!
6. Mauna Loa became a CBR sponsor! Wow! Yummy!
7. Claude Isambert has the smoothest bike handling skills.
LESSONS LEARNED: the Category V/Public race did not receive their coaching clinic, and that is my fault. That will NOT happen again, and I apologize. We have listened to the Elite Women, and we're working on changing start times. Unfortunately, the March flyer is done, so any changes will take effect for April's race.
We had GREAT support: the volunteers were outstanding, the officials kept the race on time with minimum disruption, and everyone had a lot of fun. Here are the CBR leaders:
(BAR) Best All-around Racer, after 1 of 5 races
Elite Men: Evan Teske/Team Monex, 21 points
Elite Women: Suzanne Sonye/Helen's, 24 points
Masters 40+: Richard Meeker/US Postal Service, 21 points
Masters 30+: Mike McMahon/Team Velocity, 21 points
(BAT) Best All-around Team, after 1 of 5 races
Elite Men: Team Monex, 39 points
Elite Women: Bella Nova/Fuel Up, 44 points
Masters 40+: Cycles Veloce, 43 points
Masters 30+: Labor Power, 62 points
If you're still reading this, it means you're actually interested in our updates. Two more weeks until the start of El Dorado, and four more weeks until our 2nd BAR Series race, the 2nd Annual Nike Vision Crit. Annual members can DEDUCT $7 from their entry fee. For ANNUAL members, it's the same entry fee as before. We encourage people to support local racing for the local racer by buying the annual license. 100% of the fees is applied to our cash prizelist... it's being returned right back to the local racers, so support something that will make you feel good! On 02/29/04, the annual membership jumps from $25 to $30 (late fee). Don't delay, and we hope to see everyone on March 2 (El Dorado), then on March 21 (Nike Vision Crit). Have fun, train hard, stay safe! Chris Lotts-CBR (714-356-1214, VNCRacing@hotmail.com).
Results
Elite Men [BAR/BAT] (78 racers) 1 Evan Teske (Monex) 2 Paul Che 3 Jason Bausch 4 Keith Horowitz (RPM/Helen's Bicycles) 5 Antony Galvan (Team DBL/BB-BS) 6 Miguel Meza 7 Todd Terlecki 8 Nicholas Onate 9 Juan Bravo 10 Gregg Medinilla (Monex) 11 Eugenio Vega 12 Harold Martinez 13 Joel Austin (Simply Fit/Fuel Up) 14 Patrick Fetzer (Monex) 15 Paul Read (Coast Velo) 16 Matt Sadauchas 17 Chris DeMarchi (Team Velocity) 18 Edgar Yepez 19 Josh Kerkhof 20 Drew Deters Masters 30+ I-III [BAR/BAT] (78 racers) 1 Mike McMahon (Team Velocity) 2 Scott Cochran 3 Richard Meeker 4 David Worthington (Labor Power) 5 Chris Walker (Labor Power) 6 Mark Scott (Labor Power) 7 John Wike (Labor Power) 8 Chris DeMarchi (Team Velocity) 9 Joel Austin (Simply Fit) 10 Armin Rahm 11 Dan Reback (Team Velocity) 12 Thurlow Rogers 13 Eric Romney 14 Claude Isambert 15 INCORRECT NUMBER PLACEMENT 16 Scott Raymond (Taylor Made) 17 Michael Sommo (Big Orange Racing) 18 Craig Goodin (Radsport) 19 Eric Shirins 20 Mark Whitehead Masters 40+ [BAR/BAT] (80 racers) 1 Richard Meeker 2 Thurlow Rogers 3 Brad Jones (Taylor Made) 4 Jim Wiznura (Team Velocity) 5 Mark Whitehead 6 Dennis Sisemore 7 Alan Flores (Cycles Veloce) 8 Calude Isambert 9 Kevin Landry (Taylor Made) 10 David Worthington (Labor Power) 11 Tino Riverson (Cycles Veloce) 12 Ivan Beltran (Cycles Veloce) 13 Ernie Osuna 14 Steven Richardson (Cycles Veloce) 15 Dave Prechtl (Radsport) 16 Tim Roth 17 Edwin Rojas 18 Michael Sommo (Big Orange Racing) 19 John Hershock (Cycles Veloce) 20 Joseph Weickgenant Elite Women [BAR/BAT] (29 racers) 1 Dotsie Cowden 2 Suzanne Sonye (Helen's) 3 April Henderson (Red 5) 4 Maegan Daigler (Helen's) 5 Anna Webb (Red 5) 6 Janene Maxwell (Helen's) 7 Deborah Durand (Helen's) 8 Simone Harvey (Big Orange Racing) 9 Lisa Tonello (Bella Nova/Fuel Up) 10 Alisha Lopez (Lightning Velo) 11 Cathy Keeley 12 Nancy Seidler (Bella Nova/Fuel Up) 13 Carli Figueroa (Paramount Racing) 14 Alex Tabata (Bella Nova/Fuel Up) 15 Michelle Webster (Bella Nova/Fuel Up) 16 Georgene Vairo (Bella Nova/Fuel Up) 17 Sara Laimon (Big Orange Racing) 18 Sharon Beckman (Bella Nova/Fuel Up) 19 Jill Gass (Bella Nova/Fuel Up) 20 Keli Roberts Masters 45+ (40 racers) 1 Mitch Meyer (Cycles Veloce) 2 David Tonello (Bike Barn) 3 Tito Del Sid 4 Thomas Peterson (Cycles Veloce) 5 Rick Swanson (Radsport) 6 Cameron Phillips (Cycles Veloce) 7 Guido Quezada (Long Beach Elite) 8 Howard Miller (Paramount Racing) 9 Dan Nicolette (Taylor Made) 10 Rocco Orsini 11 John Boyd 12 Randi Perkins 13 Gregg Stern (Labor Power) 14 Vic Viscio (Long Beach Elite) 15 Richard Stahlberg 16 Deogracias Asunscion 17 Albert Shorts (Velo Allegro) 18 Kenny Stewart (Radsport) 19 Mitch Smith 20 Dan Agaganian (Cycles Veloce) Category III (49 racers) 1 Anthony Morrow (Team Velocity) 2 Tim Coleman 3 Robert Ramirez 4 Aron Gadha 5 Al Villamil 6 Stephen Janke 7 Frank Albanez 8 Jared Shimizo 9 John MacPherson 10 John McKinney 11 Marc Ewell 12 Cid Castillo (Team Velocity) 13 Richard Mitchell (Anthony's Cyclery) 14 Bruce Dvorak 15 Earl Detrick (Team Velocity) 16 Sergei Cemenenkoff (CBR) 17 Matthew Howard 18 Todd Castillo (Bog Orange Racing) 19 Marco Fantone 20 Jason Short Masters 30+ III/IV (75 racers) 1 Eric Fraer 2 Sergei Cemenenkoff (CBR) 3 Richard Mitchell (Anthony's) 4 Billy Mercier 5 Tony Sanchez 6 Aron Gadha 7 John McKinney 8 Randall Broussard 9 William Hammock 10 Jeff Monken 11 Marc Ewell 12 Tim Roth 13 Bob Rich 14 Frank Albanez 15 Derek Brayton 16 Victor Caraballo (Simply Fit) 17 Alan Morissette (Big Orange Racing) 18 Bryan Martinez 19 John MacPherson 20 Casper Casparian Category IV (73 racers) 1 Stephan Andranian 2 Tony Sanchez 3 Jorge Alvarado 4 Bill Dean 5 Geoff Sims 6 Nathan Swift 7 Scott Guyett 8 Clement Kim (Radsport) 9 Tony Tran 10 Bruce Gitmed (Velo Allegro) 11 Ron McKiernan 12 Eric Barlevav 13 Jon Stark (Big Orange Racing) 14 Scott Webb 15 INCORRECT NUMBER PLACEMENT 16 Virgil Ford 17 Oscar Gutierrez 18 Robert Onofre 19 Geoff Olin 20 Carter East Category V/Public (49 racers) 1 Billy Mercier 2 Robert Minn 3 Fabian Guzman 4 Timothy Fleming 5 Hector Pulido 6 Wes Bredin 7 Ernie Krueger (Cycles Veloce) 8 Nicholas Jones 9 Carlos Castillo 10 Robert Blaswich 11 Alan Bub 12 Matthew Fischbach 13 Yamashita Nao 14 Mark Planellas 15 John Boyer (Sandpiper) 16 Robert Martinez 17 Shawn Supernau 18 NUMBER ON WRONG SIDE :( 19 Jake Chapman 20 Bruce Temesy
