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Registrations/Results Tabulation
Full Registrants & Results Grid
2024 Randonnée Summaries
Brevets · Populaires · Team Events
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JANUARY - MARCH
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APRIL - JUNE
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JULY - SEPTEMBER
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OCTOBER - DECEMBER
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Results Certification
For events sanctioned by Audax Club Parisien (all brevets except as noted below) our results postings are technically preliminary until certified by the ACP.
Consult the RUSA Result Processing Status for ACP certification and other processing status.
You can find your certification numbers at
RUSA Results Search.
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200k --
20 April 2024
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Stove Prairie (rescheduled to 21 April)
| RUSA#
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| Rider
| | 13567 | 10:18 | Bush, Debbie ®
| | 153 | 10:20 | Ellis, John Lee ®
| | 16220 | 9:08 | Fulmer, Madeline
| | 12631 | 9:08 | Harding, Dustin
| | 11847 | 8:19 | Howell, Jim
| | 5692 | 7:47 | Jones, Lloyd
| | 11754 | 9:08 | Khan, Rashid
| | 16410 | 6:56 | Klaes, Kevin
| | 14427 | 10:27 | Lagerlöf, Erik
| | 6026 | 7:05 | Lowe, Mark
| | 1679 | 9:08 | Mangin, John
| | 11755 | 9:08 | Moore, Jennifer
| | 8214 | 9:49 | Qayyum, Kashif
| | 16990 | 7:47 | Rundle, Marc
| | 1842 | 9:08 | Smith, Vernon
| | 16221 | 9:08 | Sunset, Timothy (1)
| | 10173 | 10:18 | Turek, Michael ®
| | 11024 | 7:52 | Turner, Jason
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| | (1) first brevet - welcome!
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Stove Prairie
20
starters and
18
finishers rode the Stove Prairie 200k.
This brevet was delayed one day because of snow on the preceding two days.
Fortunately, the Stove Prairie webcam
let us keep apprised of evolving road conditions.
Great turnout for a chilly start in the 30's that only occasionally seemed warm
in the course of the day, with temps topping out in the 50's but plenty of sun later on.
An unusual down-canyon wind added more work climbing Poudre Canyon,
and the cattle guards over Stove Prairie Road have become rougher over the years,
so you have to be (more) careful,
but in the end, an enjoyable time for all!
jle
Stove Prairie Webcam 20 April
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Horsetooth 21 April
Erik Lagerlöf photo
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Horsetooth
John Mangin photo
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Poudre Canyon
John Mangin photo
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Pre-Ride Photos by Mike Turek
Mishiwaka
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Stove Prairie School
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Stove Prairie Summit
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122k --
14 April 2024 (Rescheduled from 7 April)
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Horsetooth Hop - Populaire
| RUSA#
| Time
| Rider
| | 16220 | 5:03 | Fulmer, Madeline
| | 16410 | 3:59 | Klaes, Kevin
| | 8421 | 6:23 | Metzler, Jason
| | 11755 | 5:11 | Moore, Jennifer
| | 11228 | 6:04 | Sigmond, Bennett
| | 11024 | 5:00 | Turner, Jason
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Smallest Horsetooth Hop Ever!
6
starters and
6
finishers rode the 125km Horsetooth Hop Populaire.
It was an extremely nice day to ride, with temps from the 50's and topping out at 82°.
Small turnout no doubt in part because of the Kiowa-Falcon-Limon 200k the day before.
(The Horsetooth Hop had been rescheduled from a week earlier because of damaging winds.)
This ride qualifies for credit towards the
RUSA Rouleur award .
Thanks to Dustin Harding for leading!
-jle
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200k --
13 April 2024
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Kiowa-Falcon-Limon
| RUSA#
| Time
| Rider
| | 12631 | 9:42 | Harding, Dustin
| | 5692 | 7:10 | Jones, Lloyd
| | 16410 | 6:41 | Klaes, Kevin (1)
| | 9094 | 8:02 | Ledru, Pascal
| | 1679 | 9:42 | Mangin, John
| | 7898 | 8:02 | Warren, Corinne
| | 14088 | 8:02 | Weigel, David
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| | (1) First brevet - welcome!
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First Kiowa-Limon-Falcon 200k!
8
starters and
7
finishers rode the Kiowa-Limon-Falcon 200k.
This was the inaugural running of this route in this way. Previously, Vernon has organized Falcon-Limon-Kiowa 200k's
over the same collection of roards.
Corinne reports:
"Unseasonably warm April temperatures and swirling but refreshing winds made
for a mostly pleasant day out on the high eastern plains."
Thanks to Corinne Warren for leading!
-jle
On the way between Falcon and Kiowa
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110k --
30 March 2024
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Lefthand Bertha Roubaix - Populaire
| RUSA#
| Time
| Rider
| | 17070 | 5:04 | Chu, Alan
| | 12918 | 4:52 | Conley, Chris (1)
| | 1471 | 4:47 | Foley, Paul
| | 12631 | 5:16 | Harding, Dustin
| | 11754 | 5:16 | Khan, Rashid
| | 14427 | 5:21 | Lagerlöf, Eric
| | 9094 | 5:16 | Ledru, Pascal
| | 1679 | 5:16 | Mangin, John
| | 8421 | 5:16 | Metzler, Jason
| | 11755 | 5:16 | Moore, Jennifer
| | 17019 | 5:16 | Murray, Christopher (1)
| | 10173 | 5:16 | Turek, Michael
| | 7898 | 5:39 | Warren, Corinne
| | 14088 | 4:47 | Weigel, David
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| | (1) First brevet - welcome!
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First Ever Lefthand Bertha Roubaix!
16
starters and
16
finishers rode the inaugural Lefthand Bertha Roubaix 110k Populaire.
This is in first event in our inaugural
Gravel Rouleur Series,
and it starts the series off with a bang, with 55% of the distance unpaved.
Thanks to Noah Schabacker for leading!
-jle
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200k --
16 March 2024 (rescheduled to March 23)
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Black Forest and Back
| RUSA#
| Time
| Rider
| | 16952 | 7:39 | Crimmins, Stephen (1)
| | 11922 | 7:58 | Gustafson, Kyle (1)
| | 12631 | 8:24 | Harding, Dustin
| | 17045 | 7:16 | Hawes, Kyle (1)
| | 11847 | 6:45 | Howell, Jim
| | 9592 | 7:58 | Hulett, Jeffrey
| | 5692 | 7:10 | Jones, Lloyd
| | 14427 | 11:9 | Lagerlöf, Erik
| | 6026 | 7:10 | Lowe, Mark
| | 16964 | 8:24 | Morris, Avry (1)
| | 11228 | 9:57 | Sigmond, Bennett
| | 1842 | 8:24 | Smith, Vernon
| | 16810 | 8:08 | Tom, Daniel
| | 11024 | 7:03 | Turner, Jason
| | 7898 | 7:20 | Warren, Corinne
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| | (1) First brevet - welcome!
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First Ever Black Forest and Back Brevet!
15
starters and
15
finishers rode the inaugural Black Forest and Back 200k brevet (based on the longstanding perm route).
Rescheduled to March 23 because of snow on March 16.
Corinne reports: "Rather nice weather for late March graced the inaugural Black Forest and Back.
The ride was not only successful, with 15 starters and 15 finishers,
four of whom were first time riders,
but it was a lot of fun. Starting out with 50+ miles of headwinds encouraged riders to band
together on the long, low grade uphill that comprised the first half.
Only a brief stretch on Hodgen provided a bit of respite until the turnaround point in Black Forest.
The hard work to get halfway was rewarded with a brisk tailwind on the long,
slight downhill to the finish, and riders flew on the return to Bennett, ending on a high note.
The second half of riders had a bit of dust to contend with as well, but as one person said
'For an out and back, that was a pretty nice route!'A big thanks to Kyle Gustafson,
who volunteered to drive Daniel Tom back after the ride,
which allowed him to participate, even though he had transportation only one way."
Thanks to Corinne Warren for leading!
-jle
Kyle Hawes photo
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JLE photo
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112k --
10 March 2024
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Carter Lake - Campion - Populaire
| RUSA#
| Time
| Rider
| | 15866 | 3:32 | Allen, Colin
| | 14496 | 3:45 | Cooper, Trent
| | 15306 | 3:37 | Goguely, Emile
| | 12631 | 4:54 | Harding, Dustin
| | 9592 | 4:22 | Hulett, Jeffrey
| | 5692 | 3:59 | Jones, Lloyd
| | 13500 | 3:59 | Kaminski, Jason
| | 11754 | 4:22 | Khan, Rashid
| | 9094 | 4:22 | Ledru, Pascal
| | 2145 | 5:02 | Long, Beth
| | 1679 | 4:22 | Mangin, John
| | 11755 | 4:22 | Moore, Jennifer
| | 2129 | 5:02 | Myers, Brent
| | 8214 | 4:22 | Qayyum, Kashif (2)
| | 13243 | 4:54 | Rada, Mark (1)
| | 11863 | 3:20 | Ramos, Mateo
| | 11956 | 3:59 | Rosenthal, Harris
| | 11941 | 3:59 | Rudolph, Stephen
| | 16990 | 3:59 | Rundle, Marc (1)
| | 11228 | 5:11 | Sigmond, Bennett
| | 16991 | 4:22 | Skidmore, Stefani (1)
| | 11024 | 3:45 | Turner, Jason
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| | (1) First brevet - welcome!
| | (2) First brevet with us - welcome!
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Largest Carter Lake Turnout Ever??
22
starters and
22
finishers rode the Carter Lake - Campion - Populaire 112k.
After a surprisingly frosty start, things warmed up nicely, with a tailwind to Carter Lake, and
temps topping out in the 50's. We welcome a number of first-timers, and at least one rider joining
us again after a few years away.
We hope that for those who came out to start their rando season with this populaire,
that you will back for the next populaire and the 200k brevets coming up.
Thanks to Dustin Harding for leading!
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200k --
3 4 February 2024
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Boone Boondoggle
| RUSA#
| Time
| Rider
| | 9094 | 7:47 | Ledru, Pascal
| | 16810 | 7:47 | Tom, Dan (1)
| | 10173 | 7:47 | Turek, Michael
| | 14088 | 7:47 | Weigel, David
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| | (1) First brevet - welcome!
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Snow-Free Boone Boondoggle!
4
starters and
4
finishers rode the first-ever Boone Boondoggle 200k brevet, based on
the Boone Boondoggle Permanent route. This ride is a loop starting in Boone, CO, east of Pueblo.
This brevet was postponed one day because of snowfall in our area Friday into Saturday.
(No snow down south where the ride was.) Mike reports:
"Many folks concerned about the roads early Sunday morning decided to skip this brevet.
We 4 put our faith in CDOT and frankly they made the highways safe for travel.
"We were greeted by dry roads, mostly sunshine and chilly cross/ tailwinds
to La Junta…headwinds (but not fierce) on the 25 mile rough chipseal section to Sugar city.
'Climbing makes you stronger, headwinds make you meaner, rough chip-seal sucks your will to
live…like a Dementor.'
"Anyway, we were rewarded with rear quarter cross winds on the way back in along
with majestic views of Sangre de Cristo and Spanish Peaks.
"We rode fast due to good rotation of pulls all day…Daniel pulled his weight.
I hope he’ll make it up to ride with us more.
Thanks to Mike Turek for leading and carpool!
-jle
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200k --
6 January 2024
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Bo-Lar Boogie 200k
| RUSA#
| Time
| Rider
| | 15866 | 6:36 | Allen, Colin
| | 14496 | 8:10 | Cooper, Trent
| | 1471 | 7:51 | Foley, Paul
| | 11847 | 6:29 | Howell, Jim
| | 5692 | 7:34 | Jones, Lloyd
| | 11754 | 8:10 | Khan, Rashid
| | 14427 | 9:58 | Lagerlöf, Erik
| | 6026 | 7:10 | Lowe, Mark
| | 1679 | 8:10 | Mangin, L John
| | 11755 | 8:10 | Moore, Jennifer
| | 11228 | 10:28 | Sigmond, Bennett
| | 11024 | 7:34 | Turner, Jason
| | 7898 | 8:10 | Warren, Corinne
| | 14088 | 7:51 | Weigel, David
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First Bo-Lar Boogie Ever!
14
starters and
14
finishers rode the Bo-Lar Boogie 200k. Corinne reports:
"Both sunshine and chilly temperatures - but no parking lot ice! - marked the kickoff to the
2024 brevet season with a new route, Bo-Lar Boogie. Jim in his velomobile got a slow start
but more than made up for it as he and Colin leapfrogged one another the length of the route,
with Colin catching him on the hills and Jim flying past on the descents.
All the riders enjoyed the course with better roads out east than on Windsor Wanderer,
less traffic, and new miles for those who had not ridden the route as a perm.
The coda to the ride was a couple miles slightly uphill into the coldest wind of the day;
this made everyone very glad to finish and get into their heated cars.
Considering that all 14 starters completed the ride,
we are off to a successful and exciting season with lots of new routes and hopefully,
some new riders as well."
Thanks to Corinne Warren for leading,
and to Jim Howell for developing this route!
-jle
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