Results for the Central Jersey 200k

[joek]

Hi all, It was great to see everyone out there this past Sunday. Despite a chilly start, and a rather stiff wind on the return, 37 riders arrived at the finish with plenty of time to spare. Those that didn't make it all the way around managed to get back to the start without assistance from volunteers. Some by riding their bikes by roads other than the route to save miles and get out of the wind sooner. All finishers and DNF's alike were in good spirits. We hope to see everyone out there again next season. Results are listed below:

Unofficial Results for Central Jersey 200k

Please check your result for accuracy. Contact the organizer if there is any discrepancy. Submission to RUSA will be in 48 hours.

Starters = 48
Finishers =39
DNF = 9

Anderson, Ron 09:38 Pre-Ride
Barnes, Stephen 12:15
Brandt, George 09:17
Bullock, Gregory 12:15
Chambard, Laurent 10:52
Chernekoff, Janice 10:47
Chin-Hong, Patrick 09:13
Dushas, Sotiri 10:18
Dye, Robert 08:56
Engstrom, Dawn 10:20
Fleming, Patrick 09:13
Greene, Nigel 09:13
Grieco, John 10:13
Gutacker, Jim 12:15
Gutacker, Matt 12:15
Herbert, Kenneth 10:10
Holman, James 08:41
King, Charles 11:10
Knuts, Robert 10:59
Kock, Goon 10:50
Kratovil, Joe 09:38 Pre-Ride
Levitt, Jon 09:13
Mass, Gary 10:52
Mooney, Jim 08:41
Newman, Chris 10:47
Nguyen, Michelle 10:52
Russell, Bill 07:12
Shapiro, Paul 09:13
Sherman, Will 10:52
Silver, Mordecai 10:50
Slabonik, William 11:25
Slocum, Christopher 10:31
Smeal, Norman 08:41
Spangler, Keith 11:25
Stickle, Susan 10:18
Thaler, John 10:36
Torres, Bob 10:52
Wegner, Wade 10:52

[joek]

Apologies to Rick Lentz who somehow didn't get on the list of finishers.

Lentz Rick 10;20

There are a total of 39 including 2 pre-riders. Thirty-seven finished on Sunday.

[joek]

Bill Russell piloted the velomobile finishing first in 7:12. Congratulations on completing your
First brevet.

Joe

[joek]

Jim,

Bear in mind that there are also Permanent routes that can be ridden officially on any date the riders choose. These are great for individual rides, or small groups. There are many in the region, and they are open to any RUSA member. From your area the nearest starting point for a 200k permanent is Belmar. There are also many 100k permanents which are great for when time is more limited, or you want to avoid night riding. More information on these rides can be found at:

http://www.rusa.org/perminfo.html

I look forward to seeing you on the roads.

Joe

[gbrandt]

Congrats to all those finishing their first brevet. Welcome to randonneuring! Hope to meet you during upcoming events.
-George

[joek]

It's Official. Results have been submitted to RUSA. Thirty-nine finishers including the two pre-riders of 10/26. Copy of results printed below:

Results submitted - Thank you!

Newly-submitted results are not posted on the RUSA web site
until the Brevet Coordinator or Permanents Coordinator
approves them.

The brevet/populaire numbers assigned are summarized in the table below.
Please print a copy for your records and write the numbers on each rider's control card.

cert. no. RUSA # Name Time
RUSA-B08894 8662 NGUYEN, Michelle M 10:52
RUSA-B08895 4634 LENTZ, Rick 10:20
RUSA-B08896 3416 KRATOVIL, Joe 09:38
RUSA-B08897 3766 ANDERSON, Ronald 09:38
RUSA-B08898 9016 GRIECO, John G 10:13
RUSA-B08899 8727 HERBERT, Kenneth E 10:10
RUSA-B08900 6438 DYE, Robert 08:56
RUSA-B08901 6241 SMEAL, Norman 08:41
RUSA-B08902 8719 MOONEY, James Brian 08:41
RUSA-B08903 9007 HOLMAN, James P. 08:41
RUSA-B08904 FLEMING, Patrick 09:13
RUSA-B08905 5811 RUSSELL, Bill 07:12
RUSA-B08906 2583 SHAPIRO, Paul G 09:13
RUSA-B08907 4541 SLABONIK, William M 11:25
RUSA-B08908 5905 KING, Charles E 11:10
RUSA-B08909 9063 GUTACKER, Matthew 12:15
RUSA-B08910 8931 BULLOCK, Greg 12:15
RUSA-B08911 9069 BARNES, Stephen Michael 12:15
RUSA-B08912 6748 GUTACKER, Jim 12:15
RUSA-B08913 STICKLE, Susan 10:18
RUSA-B08914 9022 DUSHAS, Sotiri 10:18
RUSA-B08915 5300 SPANGLER, Keith A 11:25
RUSA-B08916 4951 ENGSTROM, Dawn M 10:20
RUSA-B08917 3595 SILVER, Mordecai 10:50
RUSA-B08918 2861 NEWMAN, Christine 10:47
RUSA-B08919 1172 CHERNEKOFF, Janice 10:47
RUSA-B08920 7973 SLOCUM, Christopher C. 10:31
RUSA-B08921 WEGNER, Wade 10:52
RUSA-B08922 6416 MASS, Gary S 10:52
RUSA-B08923 7358 KNUTS, Robert 10:59
RUSA-B08924 THALER, John 10:36
RUSA-B08925 6245 GREENE, Nigel 09:13
RUSA-B08926 6365 CHIN-HONG, Patrick 09:13
RUSA-B08927 2067 CHAMBARD, Laurent 10:52
RUSA-B08928 1373 KOCH, Goon 10:50
RUSA-B08929 6167 TORRES, Bob 10:52
RUSA-B08930 9033 SHERMAN, Will 10:52
RUSA-B08931 3451 LEVITT, Jonathan 09:13
RUSA-B08932 6994 BRANDT, George 09:17

[Kenny]

I'd also like to extend my thanks to the director, volunteers and fellow participants of the ride last week. It was my first brevet, and it was a splendid experience (despite bonking and cramping at the end from dehydration - first lesson learned). I look forward to many more. It amused me to think that while the 50 of us brevet entrants were challenging ourselves in our own personal way in nearly absolute solitude, some 50,000 runners were challenging themselves in the 800-pound gorilla of personal challenges, the opposite-of-solitude NYC Marathon.

The beauty of both, of course, is that nearly every participant is in their own competition against their own goals and challenges. I love the goals and challenges of randonnees, and I look forward to seeing you all in future rides.

Thanks again.

Kenny Herbert