Sleepy Hole Smackdown Race Results

Category	Last	First	Bib #	Team	Place
Category	Last Name	First Name	Optional	Optional	Placing
Junior 10-14	King	Jake	337	crc	1
Junior 10-14	Walizer	Clair	342	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	2
Junior 10-14	Fisher	Jason	335	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	3
Junior 10-14	Ribble	Patrick	340	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	4
Junior 10-14	Scheafer	Kristan	343		5
Junior 10-14	Clarke	Taylor	333	Team Nature's Path/3Sports	6
Junior 10-14	Oughton	Danny	339	Team Carytown Bicycle Company	7
Junior 10-14	Fisher	Jacob	336	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	8
Junior 10-14	Croft	Emily	334	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	9
Junior 10-14	McNelis	Mallory	338	Team Nature's Path/3Sports	10
Junior 10-14	Warner	Jacob	346		11
Junior 10-14	Holm	Shelby	345		12
Junior 10-14	Scalise	Malie	341	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	13
Junior 10-14	Rosen	Mickala	344		14
Juniors 15-18	Peterson	Ryan	353		1
Juniors 15-18	Rebeck	Kristian	354	Fat Frogs Racing	2
Juniors 15-18	Kyler	Zachary	485		3
Juniors 15-18	King	Jake	356	CRC	4
Juniors 15-18	Law	Richard	352	Fat Frogs Racing	5
Juniors 15-18	Scalise	Alex	355	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	6
Juniors 15-18	Eberwein	Katherine	350		7
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Wirsing	Jon	381	Van Dessel Factory Team	1
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Fawell	Mike	367	Hefler Performance Coaching	2
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	King	Dan	382	van dessel factory team	3
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Holland	Cameron	143	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	4
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	King	Mark	373	van dessel factory team	5
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Nisbet	Jon	415	Virginia Beach Wheelmen	6
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Scanlon	Bill	379	Van Dessel Factory Team	7
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Sorrell	Bryon	191	ATLANT*C VELO	8
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Rosen	C. C.	378	ATLANT*C VELO	9
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Deaton	Jimmy	161	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	10
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Rutlegde	Gene	425	Seiglar	11
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Lassiter	Jack	374	Hilton CC/Conte's	12
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	McNelis	Edward	376	Team Nature's Path/3Sports	13
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Winfield	Deidre	380	CRC	14
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Connelly	Mark	383	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	15
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Houff	Thomas	372	Hefler Performance Coaching	16
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Holm	Chad	370	Tripower	17
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Netsch	Robert	377	GS OUTERBANKS	18
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Cook	Laura	552	Vanderkitten	19
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Lowell	Terry	384	Final Kicks Racing	20
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Gaudio	Jon	368	Team Nature's Path/3 Sports	21
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Marks	Arthur	487	Tripower	22
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Malone	Bill	375	Team Nature's Path/3 Sports	23
Master 30+ (no Cat 5)	Bufton	Alan	366	All About Bikes Racing	24
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	King	Ben	421	CRC	1
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Wirsing	Jon	420	Van Dessel Factory Team	2
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	King	Daniel	411	Vandessel Factory Team	3
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Fowler	Gene	428	Final Kicks Racing	4
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Abbott	Gregory	426	NCVC	5
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Rutledge	Gene	425	Seiglar	6
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Holland	Cameron	143	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	7
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Nisbet	Jonathan	415	Virginia Beach Wheelman	8
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Hosang	Michael	409	Tripower	9
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Greco	Marc	424	Tripower	10
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	King	Mark	412	van dessel factory team	11
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Sorrell	Bryon	191	ATLANT*C VELO	12
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Gaudio	Jon	405	Team Nature's Path / 3 Sports	13
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Parker	Jeff	416	Virginia Beach Velo	14
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Marcuse	Ian	414	Haymarket	15
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Simet	Steve	419	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	16
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Karnes	Tyler	410	Hincapie Development Team	17
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Goble	Chip	406	Team Nature's Path / 3-Sports	18
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Dinterman	Robert	404	Final Kick	19
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Clarke	David	402	Team Nature's Path / 3-Sports	20
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Holland	Tommy	408	ATLANTIC VELO	21
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Rosen	C. C.	417	ATLANTIC VELO	22
Men Pro 1/2/3 (bar 1/2)	Scanlon	Bill	418	Van Dessel Factory Team	23
Men'S Cat 3	Warner	Marc	454	Team Natures Path/ 3 Sports	1
Men'S Cat 3	Troy	Andrew	458	Carytown	2
Men'S Cat 3	Tremblay	Jacob	453	Fiorucci Cycor Cycling Team	3
Men'S Cat 3	Louder	Stuart	459	Kazane	4
Men'S Cat 3	Simet	Steve	452	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	5
Men'S Cat 3	Horvath	Kevin	444	Tri-Power	6
Men'S Cat 3	Harville	Lucas	443	Seigler Sports	7
Men'S Cat 3	Deaton	Jimmy	161	JRVS/Casey Auto	8
Men'S Cat 3	Goyet	Joshua	441	Virginia Beach Wheelmen	9
Men'S Cat 3	McNelis	Edward	447	Team Nature's Path/3Sports	10
Men'S Cat 3	Richardson	Patrick	460		11
Men'S Cat 3	Netsch	Robert	448	GS OUTERBANKS	12
Men'S Cat 3	Young	Rick	457	JRVS/Casey Auto	13
Men'S Cat 3	Houff	Thomas	445	Hefler Performance Coaching	14
Men'S Cat 3	Shockley	Tim	451	Virginia Beach Wheelmen	15
Men'S Cat 3	Salzer	Eric	450	CCV-Hotfoot Cycles/Iron Hill Race Team	16
Men'S Cat 3	Rainear	Dennis	449	Team Natures Path/3Sports	17
Men'S Cat 3	Whitenack	Ronald	455	JRVS/Casey Auto	18
Men'S Cat 3	Pulin	Robert	456	Carytown	19
Men'S Cat 4	Fawell	Mike	477		1
Men'S Cat 4	Meier	Dominik	490	Team Natures Path	2
Men'S Cat 4	Devennish	Ricky	475	GS Outer Banks	3
Men'S Cat 4	Dinsmore	Christopher	476	TriPower	4
Men'S Cat 4	Holm	Chad	482	Tripower	5
Men'S Cat 4	Wierzbicki	Michael	502	ROSTELLO BY FIORUCCI/ CYCOR	6
Men'S Cat 4	Netzer	Dan	493	Team Fitness Together	7
Men'S Cat 4	Beckmann	Brian	470	Team Carytown Bicycle Company U-25	8
Men'S Cat 4	Buddenhagen	Shawn	471	All About Bikes Racing	9
Men'S Cat 4	Reams	Tim	496	Team Nature's Path/3Sports	10
Men'S Cat 4	Hale	Wilson	479	JRVS/Casey Auto group	11
Men'S Cat 4	Murphy	Kyle	492	The Bike Lane	12
Men'S Cat 4	Hadley	Jerry	478	TRI POWER	13
Men'S Cat 4	Kyler	Zachary	485	Seigler Sports	14
Men'S Cat 4	Milby	Mark	491	G.S. Outer Banks	15
Men'S Cat 4	Hatton	Benjamin	480	Premier Pedicab Company	16
Men'S Cat 4	Poteat	Ivan	495	Carytown Bicycle Company	17
Men'S Cat 4	Cook	Robert	474	Team Nature's Path/3 Sports	18
Men'S Cat 4	Marks	Arthur	487	Tri-Power	19
Men'S Cat 4	McMahon	Michael	488	TriPower	20
Men'S Cat 4	Scheel	George	498	Fat Frogs Racing	21
Men'S Cat 4	Hockenberger	Daniel	481	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	22
Men'S Cat 4	McMillan	Chris	489		23
Men'S Cat 4	Rodenas	Albe	497	All About Bikes Racing	24
Men'S Cat 5	Runnals	Michael	534	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	1
Men'S Cat 5	Guinther	Greg	522	Team Nature's Path / 3Sports	2
Men'S Cat 5	Doyle	Taylor	520	Fat Frogs Racing	3
Men'S Cat 5	Paulson	Dan	531		4
Men'S Cat 5	Logan	Chris	528	Fat Frogs Racing	5
Men'S Cat 5	Carhart	Michael	515	Tripower	6
Men'S Cat 5	Maurer	Steve	529	Fat Frogs Racing	7
Men'S Cat 5	Croft	Paul	517	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	8
Men'S Cat 5	Bond	William	512	Fat Frogs Racing	9
Men'S Cat 5	Schock	Timothy	535	Fat Frogs Racing	10
Men'S Cat 5	Eremin	Nikolay	521	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	11
Men'S Cat 5	Smole	Robert	536	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	12
Men'S Cat 5	Kidd	Vince	526	JRVS/Casey Auto Group	13
Men'S Cat 5	Cooper	Lee	516	Fat Frogs Racing	14
Men'S Cat 5	Jeanfreau	Brian	525	Fat Frogs Racing	15
Women'S 40+	Nicholson	Sharon	570		1
Women'S 40+	Hardy	Ann	566	Marshall Mechanical/RCWR	2
Women'S 40+	Glave	Monica	555	Team Marshall Mechanical/RCWR	3
Women'S 40+	Christopher	Donna	551	Fat Frogs Racing	4
Women'S 1/2/3	Joyner	Emily	561	Marshall Mechanical/RCWR	1
Women'S 1/2/3	Winfield	Deidre	565	CRC	2
Women'S 1/2/3	Cook	Laura	552	Vanderkitten Racing	3
Women'S 1/2/3	Kostic	Vickie	568	NCVC	4
Women'S 1/2/3	McMahon	Sally	563	TriPower	5
Women'S 1/2/3	Hosang	Brenna	558	TriPower	6
Women'S 1/2/3	Ennser	Carol	553	Artemis	7
Women'S 1/2/3	Smith	Julia	564	Team Rostello by Fiorucci	8
Women'S 1/2/3	Calcaterra	Maria	550	Team Nature's Path/3Sports	9
Women'S 4	Ingram	Ali	560	Vanderkitten Racing	1
Women'S 4	Gagnon	Sonya	554	Virginia Beach Velo	2
Women'S 4	Leary	Sharon	562	Team Rostello p/b Fiorucci	3
Women'S 4	Bufka	Lynn	567	TriPower	4
Women'S 4	Hyslop	Julie	559	Vanderkitten Racing	5
Women'S 4	Mitchell	Andrea	569	RCWR	6
Women'S 4	Hise	Phaedra	556	Team Marshall Mechanical/RCWR	7
Women'S 4	Holm	Dawn	557	TriPower	8
Women'S OPEN	Joyner	Emily	561	Marshall Mechanical/RCWR	1
Women'S OPEN	Winfield	Deidre	565	CRC	2
Women'S OPEN	Cook	Laura	552	Vanderkitten Racing	3
Women'S OPEN	Kostic	Vickie	568	NCVC	4
Women'S OPEN	Nicholson	Sharon	570		5
Women'S OPEN	McMahon	Sally	563	TriPower	6
Women'S OPEN	Ingram	Ali	560	Vanderkitten Racing	7
Women'S OPEN	Hosang	Brenna	558	TriPower	8
Women'S OPEN	Gagnon	Sonya	554	Virginia Beach Velo	9
Women'S OPEN	Leary	Sharon	562	Team Rostello p/b Fiorucci	10
Women'S OPEN	Ennser	Carol	553	Artemis	11
Women'S OPEN	Bufka	Lynn	567	TriPower	12
Women'S OPEN	Hardy	Ann	566	Marshall Mechanical/RCWR	13
Women'S OPEN	Smith	Julia	564	Team Rostello by Fiorucci	14
Women'S OPEN	Calcaterra	Maria	550	Team Nature's Path/3Sports	15
Women'S OPEN	Hyslop	Julie	559	Vanderkitten Racing	16
Women'S OPEN	Mitchell	Andrea	569	RCWR	17
Women'S OPEN	Hise	Phaedra	556	Team Marshall Mechanical/RCWR	18
Women'S OPEN	Glave	Monica	555	Team Marshall Mechanical/RCWR	19
Women'S OPEN	Christopher	Donna	551	Fat Frogs Racing	20
Women'S OPEN	Holm	Dawn	557	TriPower	21

TWO MAN Time Trial - OPINIONS PLEASE

The race in Smithfield on June 27th is going to be a Time Trial.  I would like to make it a two-man team time trial but would like some input and get an idea of how many people would be interested in it.  I would also offer individual categories so that it is not limited to those racers who have a teammate to race with.  The big question I have is how much does everyone care about the BAR points.  Individuals cannot earn BAR points in a team time trial, only the team can earn the points.  So if I were to make it a BAR event, how many of you would do the individual event just so you could earn individual BAR points.  What if no BAR points were given?  Would that effect your decision to race?  The thing that I would really like to do, and the primary focus of the race is the 2-man Team Time Trial.  The individual TT will be included as not to limit the racers, but I don’t want that to make up the majority of the race.  So here are some of my options:

No BAR points.  Larger prizes will be offered in the team competition (maybe only bragging rights in the individual competition).
Team BAR points for the 2-man TTT and no BAR points in the individual competition.
Team BAR points for the TTT and BAR points for the individual competition.  Prizes would be offered in the TTT but not the individual.

I am open for suggestions and opinions.  I have not heard of a TTT in this area ever.  So I wanted to do this as a way to add variety to our racing.  The more feedback I get the better I can make this event. 

The start of this race is going to be just a couple of blocks from Main St. where they will be having their Olden Days Festival.  Originally this race was going to be a crit in the middle of the festival.  When the festival organizers approached the town departments about the race, it was shot down for safety of the festival attendees.  The crit was going to cross Main St. in two parts and they were concerned with 7,000+ people at the festival that it would be hard to keep people off the course.  We were asked if we could move the race to the Sunday and they would continue the festival for us, minus all the venders on Main St.  This would help keep people safer.  The Reston Crit was already on the calendar when that request was made.  This time trial is our compromise.  What they want from us next year is to do the time trial on the Saturday of the festival, then a crit on the next day.  So the more successful I can make this race, the more likely we can have another Main St style of race in the near future.  So your input is very important.

Thank you.


-- Joshua Goyet
Virginia Beach Wheelmen, President
http://firebike.blogspot.com/

"Race like you are the best, train like you are racing the best."

Stumble! What's the Point?

I stumbled upon this picture. I have seen this a couple of times and it always makes me laugh. I would like to know where this is and who decided to put it up.




Although if you look closely there is a pretty important message.

What a Weekend!

First of it started on Thursday when the weather for the weekend began to look really bad.  I had to start developing a back-up plan for the Sleepy Hole Smackdown.  Advice to race promoters...have a back up plan already in place and a rain date set if you think their might be a reason to postpone your race.  I worked on Friday at the fire station so I was trying to finalize everything from there.  My wife was running the home front stuff trying to get everything ready in case we did have the race.  I got the notice at around 12 noon that unless something unusual happened it was approved to move the date of the race to the 22nd.  I wanted to make the call early to ensure that everyone got the word and everyone could alter their plans.

Wouldn't you know that the weather in Suffolk was nothing like predicted.  Wet roads from the night before but no rain until noon, then just light for the rest of the day.  I was a little stressed out.  I received two calls from the course in the morning.  One from a guy who drove from Raliegh and one from Lynchburg.  I felt bad.  I just hope the weather is really great next Sunday.

The Dismal Dash was being run rain or shine (like a TT should).  Rain it was.  This was the day I had expected on Saturday.  I was at the course early (9 am) because All About Bikes race Mitch Hunt, who was supposed to be the standby EMT, was hit by a car last week and couldn't do it.  So me and teammate John Gray did the EMT duties.  Our start times were altered so we weren't on the course at the same time.  So it was a long day in the cold and wet.  But I got a good warm up and made my way to the start line.

Here are my bucket of excuses:  My computer didn't work so I had no idea what my speed or cadence was.  My shield got fogged, wet and whatever but I couldn't see anything.  That actually scared me a little.  I felt like I was looking through a straw.  I only hit one pot hole though that I couldn't clear.  The turns were done very slow though. 

All and all though I posted a PR for that course...by 5 minutes.  Now it didn't put me at the top but it did take me off the bottom so I was pleased with that.  1:04:21.  Not bad.  I might become a time trialist one day if I'm not careful.

So then it was off to home to try and get warm and drunk...both successful.

Sleepy Hole Smackdown Rescheduled

I have decided, based on the current weather conditions, the forecast and the safety of all racers to postpone the Sleepy Hole Smackdown. Because a large amount of racers are coming from 2+ hours away, I wanted to make this decision early to allow everyone to change their travel plans. So if we wake up to sunny and 70, then I’m sorry (I don’t think that will happen though).

I have secured the make-up date.  The race will be held on Sunday, March 22nd.  Registration will reopen on BikeReg shortly.  If you haven’t registered please do so.

Any questions please feel free to contact me.  Thank you for your understanding.

Joshua Goyet

Where are all the Cat 3 racers?

What else is happening this weekend that has taken all the Cat 3 racers from racing?  I have always thought that a Cat 3 only category was a good thing.  It seems like a rarity these days but, I have always said that was one category I would ensure I would include on the races I promoted.

That will probably change.  The first race of the year other than the training races are happening this weekend.  We currently have 10 racers registered for the Cat 3 race.  5 of them are from my team that I put in.  Unfortunetly what this does is show other promoters throughout the rest of the season not to hold a Cat 3 only race.  So for any Cat 3 racer with ambition to upgrade, you need to already be good enough to beat the Cat 2 and 1s to earn those points.  Plus it will allow BAR competitions to be won by the time trialist since that is where the majority of the points will come from.

I know I sound bitter, but I'm just a little disappointed.  I love to race Cat 3 races.

What's the reason?  Any ideas?