1	Ryan Bredemeyer		25:15
2	Jake Cohen		25:47
3	Jake Richards		27:20
4	Leigh Dukeman		27:56
5	Ivy Moore		28:24
6	Emily Carrier		29:22
7	Matt Summers		29:25
8	Brian Drummy		30:04
9	Kathryn Wallisch	30:08

Results courtesy Carl Field

We are a couple of weeks into the racing season and already the battle lines are being drawn among the larger teams.  You would recognize the names; Texas Roadhouse, First Internet Bank, Zipp, Shellers, and the riders; Tolson, Kroll, Peterson, Richter, Clark.   Last week a few Bakehouse raced the Eagle Creek oval criterium and this weekend we were at the Marian circuit.  For me, pre-race preparation included listing the teams and individual riders, a review of earlier race results, who is going well, theorizing a presumed strategy for the big teams and establishing a plan to either insert myself into ‘the break’ or positioning for the inevitable trains as they developed in  the last few laps.  Some things can be cross tabulated, but bike racing doesn’t easily lend itself to absolutes.  However, mathematically, all things being equal, if one team has 4 riders and another has 3 then the ‘lesser’ team- in the simplest equation- has to have someone double up on coverage to counter in the last set to engage in all of the ‘larger’ team’s attacks.  So, an interloping team or individual rider needs to be aware of this dynamic and respond accordingly.  Simple, Yes? (wink-wink-nudge-nudge).  But bike races aren’t fought on paper. 

If you’re interested in joining the team, complete the attached application prior to January 29th, 2017 and scan and send to sacconetom@gmail.com.   Call me for a conversation or for additional information.  Our kit order closes on January 30th.

I hope to see you on the road with us in 2017!

Click the link below or go to the TEAM INVITATIONS tab and select the waiver

https://www.bakehousecycling.org/docs/2017BH_app_waiver.pdf