THREE HILL RACE
	Three Hill Race -- May 20th -- about 10 miles

Turn out was high with a lot of fast riders. Tyson has set the standard!
The race starts off on Summit drive which is 1.89 miles long and has
784 feet of elevation gain. The twist to it is that the 1/4 mile stretch up
from Aspen Heights is a DOT measured 13% grade, which is almost 200 feet of
elevation gain. So 25% of the total elevation gain is achieved in 1/8 of the
total hill climb distance of Summit.  Then, if you slack off a little you can
almost catch your breath as you skirt across the ridge on Skyline drive to
drop down Skyridge. 

The return climb back up Skyridge is the shortest at 1.54 miles long
with 645 feet of elevation gain. It starts off steep and then pretends
to ease up on you a little only to steepen up sharply at the end. Then
you descend Skyline which seems easy enough except the hairpin turn at
Aquila slows you down which causes you to have to reaccelerate, a
painful chore at this point. 

Of course then you get to grind your way back up Skyline which is 1.91
miles long and has 880 feet of elevation gain. Skyline is just a long
steady climb that punishes you dearly at the end with a steep climb that
results in a false finish only to reveal the final grind to the real
finish line. The whole ride is a leg burning, lung busting, heart
crushing suffer fest of the most glorious kind!



Place	Name			Time
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1	Tyson Flaharty		33:35
2	Reese Hanneman		35:23
3	Rocky Reifenstohl	35:47
4	Jeff Oatley		36:35
5	Jim Lokken		37:06
6	Fred Harbison		38:03
7	Lorien Nettleton	39:50
8	Terry Honeysett		39:51
9	Ian Wilkenson		40:47
10	Manx Quayle		40:53
11	Brian Young		42:19
12	Sergey Stretslov	42:56
13	Logan Hanneman		47:08
14	Heather Best		47:44, first place female.
15	Craig Malloy		48:59
16	Robert Herrick		50:59
17	Christopher Knott	51:38
18	Nancy Hanneman		1:04:14