Anyone have any Mt. Washington results?

http://www.coolrunning.com/results/06/nh/Jun17_46thMo_set1.shtml

http://www.onionriver.com/ors_news_events_results/ors_news_events_results.asp

http://www.tinmtn.org/hillclimb/results_05/index.cfm

http://www.tinmtn.org/hillclimb/index.cfm

Joe King said:

http://www.coolrunning.com/results/06/nh/Jun17_46thMo_set1.shtml

Damn. The winning runner's time was 1:01, and Ty-Ty's winning
time on a bicycle last year was 51 minutes. (They were both
reported as 7.6 miles). I guess cyclists suck.

At least we're probably still well ahead of the rowers' record.

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Joe King said:

http://www.coolrunning.com/results/06/nh/Jun17_46thMo_set1.shtml

Damn. The winning runner's time was 1:01, and Ty-Ty's winning
time on a bicycle last year was 51 minutes. (They were both
reported as 7.6 miles). I guess cyclists suck.

At least we're probably still well ahead of the rowers' record.

Not as far ahead as you would think. Lotsa Ivy league type doctors in
rowing, and they have better medicine.

Duped

Joe King said:

http://www.tinmtn.org/hillclimb/results_05/index.cfm

Did Tyler dope to win in '99? Or was it residual dope from Le Tour.
Didn't he win a car? Does dope cost more than a car?

Duped

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Joe King said:

http://www.coolrunning.com/results/06/nh/Jun17_46thMo_set1.shtml

Damn. The winning runner's time was 1:01, and Ty-Ty's winning
time on a bicycle last year was 51 minutes. (They were both
reported as 7.6 miles). I guess cyclists suck.

At least we're probably still well ahead of the rowers' record.

Not as far ahead as you would think. Lotsa Ivy league type doctors in
rowing, and they have better medicine.

I think anyone doing 7.6mi uphill in a skiff on dry land would
immediately fall under suspicion.

Joe King said:

http://www.tinmtn.org/hillclimb/index.cfm

HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE????????? HE IS BANNED!

August 19. 2006 3:11PM

Tyler Hamilton, Aimee Vasse win Mount Washington bike race

The Associated Press

Olympic gold medalist Tyler Hamilton, who's been suspended from
sanctioned races for the past two years, returned to the White
Mountains Saturday to win the only race he has been free to ride - the
7.6-mile Mount Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb.

Grosse Point, Mich.-native Aimee Vasse won for the women, coming in at
1:08:31 to place 22nd overall in a field of almost 600 riders.
Hamilton's time was 52:21. His suspension over a blood doping offense
ends Sept. 22, just in time for the World Cycling Championships on
Sept. 24.

For Hamilton, of Marblehead, Mass., the race was a time trial, for
Vasse a tactical contest.

"I went as hard as I could from the bottom of the hill," Hamilton said.

Riders faced wet conditions, with a sudden rainsquall at the start, wet
fog on the upper slopes, and a 20-mph wind.

Hamilton's closest pursuer was 51-year-old former world mountain bike
champion Ned Overend of Durango, Colo., who placed fourth here in 2005.
Overend finished in 54:41. Third place went to Ian Ayers, of Atlantic
Highlands, N.J., who was making his fifth, and best, appearance here.

For the women, Vasse won by overtaking two extremely strong
challengers, Marti Shea of Marblehead, Mass., and Sue Schlatter of
Ottawa, Ontario. Both rode ahead of Vasse in the early miles below the
mountain's treeline, but as Vasse said afterward, "I knew I had to save
something for the end. The key was the win, not the time."

Schlatter arrived just six seconds behind Vasse, clocking a 1:08:37 and
placing 24th overall. Shea was by herself in third at 1:11:40.

Rember Raimodas Rumsas?

http://www.novecolli.it/mainsite_eng/foto_2006.asp?offset=-1

http://services.datasport.com/2006/velo/maradolo/RANG040.HTM

etc...

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Quoted message said:

Joe King said:

http://www.tinmtn.org/hillclimb/index.cfm

HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE????????? HE IS BANNED!

August 19. 2006 3:11PM

Tyler Hamilton, Aimee Vasse win Mount Washington bike race

The Associated Press

Olympic gold medalist Tyler Hamilton, who's been suspended from
sanctioned races for the past two years, returned to the White
Mountains Saturday to win the only race he has been free to ride - the
7.6-mile Mount Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb.

Grosse Point, Mich.-native Aimee Vasse won for the women, coming in at
1:08:31 to place 22nd overall in a field of almost 600 riders.
Hamilton's time was 52:21. His suspension over a blood doping offense
ends Sept. 22, just in time for the World Cycling Championships on
Sept. 24.

For Hamilton, of Marblehead, Mass., the race was a time trial, for
Vasse a tactical contest.

"I went as hard as I could from the bottom of the hill," Hamilton said.

Riders faced wet conditions, with a sudden rainsquall at the start, wet
fog on the upper slopes, and a 20-mph wind.

Hamilton's closest pursuer was 51-year-old former world mountain bike
champion Ned Overend of Durango, Colo., who placed fourth here in 2005.
Overend finished in 54:41. Third place went to Ian Ayers, of Atlantic
Highlands, N.J., who was making his fifth, and best, appearance here.

For the women, Vasse won by overtaking two extremely strong
challengers, Marti Shea of Marblehead, Mass., and Sue Schlatter of
Ottawa, Ontario. Both rode ahead of Vasse in the early miles below the
mountain's treeline, but as Vasse said afterward, "I knew I had to save
something for the end. The key was the win, not the time."

Schlatter arrived just six seconds behind Vasse, clocking a 1:08:37 and
placing 24th overall. Shea was by herself in third at 1:11:40.

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Hamilton's closest pursuer was 51-year-old former world mountain bike
champion Ned Overend of Durango, Colo., ...

Mind-blowing. And he almost won Bob Cook
earlier. He is climbing as fast or faster at 51
than he ever has.

Robert

Quoted message said:

Joe King said:

http://www.tinmtn.org/hillclimb/index.cfm

HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE????????? HE IS BANNED!

August 19. 2006 3:11PM

Tyler Hamilton, Aimee Vasse win Mount Washington bike race

The Associated Press

Olympic gold medalist Tyler Hamilton, who's been suspended from
sanctioned races for the past two years, returned to the White
Mountains Saturday to win the only race he has been free to ride - the
7.6-mile Mount Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb.

Grosse Point, Mich.-native Aimee Vasse won for the women, coming in at
1:08:31 to place 22nd overall in a field of almost 600 riders.
Hamilton's time was 52:21. His suspension over a blood doping offense
ends Sept. 22, just in time for the World Cycling Championships on
Sept. 24.

For Hamilton, of Marblehead, Mass., the race was a time trial, for
Vasse a tactical contest.

"I went as hard as I could from the bottom of the hill," Hamilton said.

Riders faced wet conditions, with a sudden rainsquall at the start, wet
fog on the upper slopes, and a 20-mph wind.

Hamilton's closest pursuer was 51-year-old former world mountain bike
champion Ned Overend of Durango, Colo., who placed fourth here in 2005.
Overend finished in 54:41. Third place went to Ian Ayers, of Atlantic
Highlands, N.J., who was making his fifth, and best, appearance here.

For the women, Vasse won by overtaking two extremely strong
challengers, Marti Shea of Marblehead, Mass., and Sue Schlatter of
Ottawa, Ontario. Both rode ahead of Vasse in the early miles below the
mountain's treeline, but as Vasse said afterward, "I knew I had to save
something for the end. The key was the win, not the time."

Schlatter arrived just six seconds behind Vasse, clocking a 1:08:37 and
placing 24th overall. Shea was by herself in third at 1:11:40.

I could've SWORN that was last year.

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I could've SWORN that was last year.

Nope, I guess not. Overend was 4th last year.

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At least we're probably still well ahead of the rowers' record.

What, time for another crosspost troll? The earlier one didn't work at
all, did it? Only sensible and civilized discussion ensued.
--
E. Dronkert

These results don't mean anything, since the true banned favourites
weren't
there: Floyd Landis and Genevieve Jeanson.

-ilan

Quoted message said:

Joe King said:

http://www.tinmtn.org/hillclimb/index.cfm

HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE????????? HE IS BANNED!

August 19. 2006 3:11PM

Tyler Hamilton, Aimee Vasse win Mount Washington bike race

The Associated Press

Olympic gold medalist Tyler Hamilton, who's been suspended from
sanctioned races for the past two years, returned to the White
Mountains Saturday to win the only race he has been free to ride - the
7.6-mile Mount Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb.

Grosse Point, Mich.-native Aimee Vasse won for the women, coming in at
1:08:31 to place 22nd overall in a field of almost 600 riders.
Hamilton's time was 52:21. His suspension over a blood doping offense
ends Sept. 22, just in time for the World Cycling Championships on
Sept. 24.

For Hamilton, of Marblehead, Mass., the race was a time trial, for
Vasse a tactical contest.

"I went as hard as I could from the bottom of the hill," Hamilton said.

Riders faced wet conditions, with a sudden rainsquall at the start, wet
fog on the upper slopes, and a 20-mph wind.

Hamilton's closest pursuer was 51-year-old former world mountain bike
champion Ned Overend of Durango, Colo., who placed fourth here in 2005.
Overend finished in 54:41. Third place went to Ian Ayers, of Atlantic
Highlands, N.J., who was making his fifth, and best, appearance here.

For the women, Vasse won by overtaking two extremely strong
challengers, Marti Shea of Marblehead, Mass., and Sue Schlatter of
Ottawa, Ontario. Both rode ahead of Vasse in the early miles below the
mountain's treeline, but as Vasse said afterward, "I knew I had to save
something for the end. The key was the win, not the time."

Schlatter arrived just six seconds behind Vasse, clocking a 1:08:37 and
placing 24th overall. Shea was by herself in third at 1:11:40.

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At least we're probably still well ahead of the rowers' record.

Ewoud Dronkert said:

What, time for another crosspost troll? The earlier one didn't work at
all, did it? Only sensible and civilized discussion ensued.

You need to crosspost a helmet troll to the rowing and rbt groups.

Donald (rbr trolling coach)

Stu Fleming said:

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Joe King wrote:

>http://www.coolrunning.com/results/06/nh/Jun17_46thMo_set1.shtml

Damn. The winning runner's time was 1:01, and Ty-Ty's winning
time on a bicycle last year was 51 minutes. (They were both
reported as 7.6 miles). I guess cyclists suck.

At least we're probably still well ahead of the rowers' record.

Not as far ahead as you would think. Lotsa Ivy league type doctors in
rowing, and they have better medicine.

I think anyone doing 7.6mi uphill in a skiff on dry land would
immediately fall under suspicion.

Well, apparently the weather was wet this year, as it
often is. If they held it in March and had a genuine
nor'easter, a skiff would probably be an advantage.

But anyway, all we need to do is get Ewoud over here
next year and bring his ride: http://www.rowingbike.com/

Ben

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But anyway, all we need to do is get Ewoud over here
next year and bring his ride: http://www.rowingbike.com/

Next year might be interesting with Hamilton vs Landis.

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Hamilton's closest pursuer was 51-year-old former world mountain bike
champion Ned Overend of Durango, Colo., ...

Mind-blowing. And he almost won Bob Cook
earlier. He is climbing as fast or faster at 51
than he ever has.

Robert

So at age 51, does Overend have, like, a job? Bike racing couldn't
have been THAT lucrative for him.