I can’t even begin to describe what was going through my mind watching 120+ cyclists set out to ride this course. Thank you all so much for coming out and taking part in what will surely become an annual event.
Team Fohty rides off into the sunset..after drinking warm cans of Schlitz at the drop station.
Below are the final results from the 2012 Cedar Cross. I’ll allow one week from today, 5/12/2012, for anyone to contest their posted finish times. After that, these times are set in stone.
Please note, the time listed is the time of day you finished, NOT the amount of elapsed time. For example, when Peat Henry finished at 16:59, that would mean he crossed the finish line at 4:59pm. I apologize for not knowing the exact start-time, but I’m sure someone will fill me in on that one.
If anyone is curious, the Kuat rack was awarded to Travis Hammons. I had my lovely girlfriend amass a list of license plate numbers from those vehicles that had the crappiest looking bike racks. The first 3 winners I pulled from the hat were already gone, so Travis was lucky #4. Travis is seen in the bottom-left corner of the photo below, drinking beer at the Hoosier Daddies volunteer station.
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Also, I’ve gotten emails from several of you concerning lost shoes, helmets and smoke bombs. I did go back and find these shoes and helmet:
Unfortunately, these were the only shoes I found, so let me know if they’re yours.
A word about our sponsors: Backcountry Research and Foosh. If you haven’t already done it, please send a quick email to these folks and thank them for the massive amount of schwag they donated to this race. While you’re at it, buy some of their stuff!!!
#41- Dan Miller 16:46:00
#101- Jason Wulff 16:46:00
#111- Steve McIntyre 16:46:00
#19 – Josh Johson 16:46:00
#63- Peat Henry 16:59:00
#35- Colin Mahoney 17:00:00 —Kuat bottle-lock winner
#18 Matt stacey 17:46:00
#92 Josh Behounek 17:46:00
#104 Corey Scardick Case 17:46:00
#11 Anthony Dust 17:49:00
#62 Turbo Hylton 18:12:00
#100 E- something?? 18:12:00
#106 Wes Trueblood 18:12:00
#2 Pete Goode 18:18:00
#44 Dennis Rathke 18:24:00
#17 Roddy Dowell 18:28:00
#107 Jesse Gross 18:29:00
#96 Todd Johanson 18:29:00
#9 Dennis Baumstock 18:29.01
#117 Trail Bling Choad 18:31:00
#86 Luke Doney 18:32:00
#32 Roger Mackay 18:34:00
#6 Stoney Cranmer 18:36:00
#103 Jake Wilson 18:58:00
#26 Brian Lasswell 19:00:00
#27 Mark Krause 19:00:00
#109 Jacob Rohter 19:00:00
#88 Aaron Ferguson 19:07:00
#96 Matt Grothoff 19:07:00
#6 Stephen Sides 19:14:00
#61 Steve Friedman 19:13:00
#21 Karen Holtmann 19:00:00 1st place Woman—Kuat bottle lock winner
#22 Todd Holtmann 19:00:00
#40 Josh Schrock 19:21:00
#48 Marc Thierry 19:21:00
#49 Greg Goodman 19:21:00
#112 Travis Finan 19:21:00
#51 Don Daly 19:21:00
#52 Zack Lamb 19:21:00
#81 Kevin Schwartz 19:40:00
#89 Keith Ebker 19:41:00
#90 Adam Hempelmann 19:41
#68 Rachel Sleeman 19:45:00
#70 Jason Torbitzky 19:45:01
#54 Trent Jackson 19:52:00
#12 Kevin Doggett 19:53:00
#30 Pat & Charlie Jenkins 19:53:00
#42 Mia Phillips 19:54:00
#43 Cliff Jacobs 19:54:00
#20 Loreen Mattson 20:00:00
#75 Stephanie McCreary 20:06:00
#31 Cary Maloney 20:07:00
#1 Nick Smith 20:22:00
#3 Chris Wood 20:22:00 —Winner of the Surly Cross-check frame
#37 Rodney Geisert 20:22:00
#38 Ross Lents 20:22:00
#65 Dan Clinkenbeard 20:30:00
#28 Tyler Cordia 20:32:00
#47 Rob Hendon 20:32:00
#57 Jason Zoll 20:32:00
#58 Wendy Davis 20:32:00
#60 Molly Brady 20:32:00
#33 Randy Anderson 20:45:00
#108 Dean Hargett 21:00:00
#114 Jody Schomaker 21:00:00
#24 Paul Pilliard 21:33:00
#64 Dan Stookey 21:33:00
#47 Rob Hendon 21:35:25
#15 Guy Krause 21:42:00
#118 Samantha Welter 21:42:00
#53 Can’t read your name?? 21:54:00
#55 Beth Weimer 21:54:00
#29 Randazzle B. 22:05:00
#46 Kyle Boos 22:05:00
#97 Keaton Haire 22:05:02
#66 John Porter 22:21:00
#78 Mark Cody 22:24:00
#82 Tony Porter 22:24:00
#99 Eric Burke 22:36:00
#7 Keith Clark 23:00:00
#34 Aaron Lackman 23:00:00
#59 Justin Nemeth 23:00:00
#77 Lukas Lamb 23:00:00 Last wheel across the finish
#4 Juan Vega DNF
#5 Joseph truax DNF
#8 Jeff Yielding DNF
#10 Travis Hammons DNF —Winner of the Kuat Vagabond Roof-Rack
#13 Marty Macdonnell DNF
#14 Mark Griffin DNF
#16 Scott Urich DNF
#23 Derrick Boos DNF
#25 Jon Langworthy DNF
#71 James Schwantner DNF
#36 Randy Wergin DNF
#39 Robby Brown DNF
#45 Cooper Mittelhauser DNF
#50 Greg Word DNF
#67 Dana Goodman DNF
#69 Jim Davis DNF
#72 Grant Shorthose DNF
#73 Keith Bone DNF
#74 Lisa White DNF
#76 Brandon Amos DNF
#79 Bart Accardo DNF –Kuat bottle-lock winner
#80 Jerod Mendolia DNF
#83 Scott Ogilvie DNF
#84 Dave Hagen DNF
#85 Brent Starnes DNF
#91 Scott Peipert DNF
#93 Tyson Wehmeyer DNF
#94 David Malorin DNF
#98 David Beattie DNF
#102 Josh Picker DNF
#105 Brett Heuring DNF
#113 Dan Dougan DNF
#115 Adam Laffoon DNF
#110 Corbin Brady DNF, right?
#120 Cynthia Woodcock– DNF’d with a big ol smile on her face.
#116 Thomas Hall—- Presumed to be on lap 4
#87 Art Clervi— Rest in Peace
#119 David Tagen— Still out there somewhere
The Cedar Cross 
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Not that it matters much and my ass has the sores to prove it but I am down as a DNF, I finished with Roddy Dowell and Dennis Rathke…
My apologies, Todd. I actually have you down as finishing at 18:29. That was an oversight on my part, thanks for bringing it to my attention.
Hey Bob, you had #9 Dennis Baumstock as DNF but he finished right behind me with Todd Johanson.
Copy that. Correction made
Hey, I don’t care, but for the sake of no one thinking I’m doper than I am. I’m #97 and my name is Keaton Haire. I finished with randazzle and kyle #29 and #46. I don’t care if you don’t want to put the effort into changing it, but I figured I’d give you a heads up. thanks again for an awesome day of riding. you put on a damn fine race.
The mistake was totally mine and you have been restored to your rightful level of dopeness. Thanks for your honesty!
Hi Bob,
Figured I better let you know that Josh Johnson was part of the 4-way tie for first, since he pulled our group most of the way.
Cheers, and thanks again for an awesome event!
see, this is what happens when your time keeper is drunker than a skunk.
here is what a proper results sheet looks like:
Not that is has to be changed but rider #38 is listed as Ross C. Should be Ross Lents. You probably couldn’t read my chicken scratch, but I’d like everyone to accurately see my craptastic results and belittle me appropriately. Thanks for the carnage!
Looking at some of the racer’s Garmin files, the race started at 9:10am.
Bob, Matt Stacey and I Crossed side by side and there is a Josh Behounek between us on the results but there was no one around us so I don’t know if he was ahead of us or behind us. Also Anthony Dust was the guy that passed us in the river bottoms so he was ahead of us.
Good to know, I’ll see to it that Josh’s prize-money is revoked.
Josh here. Bob you kicked my ass and I was an official DNF. I will send my prize money back and look forward to redeeming myself next year! Cheers
See that you do, and I hope you come back and try again next year!
I am down as a DNF and I did DNF…. Broke a rear wheel.
Bob, I finished at around 8:45 right after the Wendy Davis group. #33 Randy Anderson
Copy that. Correction made.
Bob, next year you definitely need chip timing. That would be totally pro. Also, LiveStream the coverage via the Team Red Wheel helicopter (hey, there’s an airport right by the start/finish!) plus motorcycle (off road) camera coverage.
Just some helpful ideas.
Good idea, we just need to get Chadwick a pilot’s license.
Speaking of camera coverage, did you ever figure out who the guy filming from the top of the Range Rover was and if he posted pics or video anywhere. He was all over the course. It kind of gave that race that Dirty Kanza feel where they have the guys in the motorcycles and jeeps filming and taking pictures.
I’m pretty sure those dudes were with Eric Burke, the guy who runs the bike shop in Fulton. I’m really looking forward to seeing what they’ve put together. You’ll know about it as soon as I do.
Speaking of Eric, he rode the first 20 of the course on his fixie until he slashed a tire, then rode all the way to the drop-station on a singlespeed cruiser-bike out of the back of someone’s truck.
By the time he got to the drop-station, his SAG had brought him a new tire, so he finished the course on his fixie. That’s a badass.
That is pretty badass, but did he have the same gearing on the cruiser bike as the fixie did? Otherwise, he needs to be removed from the SS division and placed in the open division since he had multiple gears 😉
Oh wait, there wasn’t a separate single-speed division but that’s a good idea for next year!
I don’t know what his gearing was, but the crank-arms on that cruiser were so short, he had to be miserable.
I was surprised at how many singlespeeds were there, but the real eye-opener for me was how many people were riding with platform pedals.
Hey Bob, this is Art Clervi #87 and I am glad to hear I am resting in peace. I needed some rest after that race! Actually, I came in just a few seconds after Dan Stookey, in the 2133 range. Thanks to you and all your volunteers for putting on a great event.
Thank goodness, this is going to save me a lot of money. We were having a scholarship started in your name:)