Thursday, April 16, 2009

Emerald Sprints Results

The Emerald Sprints event at 88 Keys went well on Tuesday. Though I was focused on the riders for the majority of the event, having my back turned to the crowd, everyone seemed to have a good time. Pavel killed it, his times getting faster throughout the night. His final time was a second lower than his previous, but was still fast enough to take the victory.
As for the results of the bracketed race:



Final Race times:
1st: Pavel 17.72
2nd: Max 19.62

There were also grudge matches, times below:
  • Julian 19.68 v. Bubba 20.23
  • Monica 25.27 v. Larry 25.35
  • Ryan (xtratuf) 18.69 v. Kevin 19.21
  • Ryan G 23.03 v. Colt 25.05
  • Tommy 22.85 v. The bigger cousin 22.09
  • Monica 24.61 v. Jeff 23.58
  • Max 19.57 v. Christian 20.80
  • Ryan (wheels) 52.87 v. Bryton 51.10
  • Corndog 20.93 v. Kevin MWA 21.03
  • Ryan Barbur 20.24 v. Matt Badger 19.25
  • Justin H 21.93 v. Chase 19.35
  • Kevin S 20.21 v. Du 22.73
  • Joby 20.75 v. Kalen 22.27
The updates will be made to the Emerald sprints website soon, please be patient. Future events will be posted on here, as well as at bikebloc.com, on the Seattle Alley Cats myspace, as well as other blogs. If you would like email updates, email Ryan@bikebloc.com

Thanks to all that came out and supported, raced, and drank. A flickr group has been started for pics for just the April events. There will be other groups for future events, but in an effort to keep the dates correct, different groups seemed to be an easy fit. You can check it out and upload pics HERE
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3 comments:

  1. KevinApril 16, 2009 at 1:08 PM

    Hey Ryan *ahem*, didn't I win that grudge match between us?

    My friend Du wanted to know what kind of saddles were on the bikes, he said they were comfy.

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  2. Go Means GoApril 16, 2009 at 6:37 PM

    Bubba and I both recall me coming in before, and that's what I have written down, but we may just have to go again?
    As for the saddles, they come stock on Mercier Kilo TT bikes- it's what they call "SL Turbo Style Racing, Cromoly Rail"

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  3. KevinApril 16, 2009 at 8:15 PM

    Cool, I appreciate the saddle info.

    I agree we'll just have to race again. This time it'll be a grudge match for real. Bring it!

    Thanks again to you and the rest of the ECBB crew for having this awesome event!

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