Congratulations. Yup, tough, but a lot of fun.

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Good Job. I think I just nipped you to take 7th in 40-44. They made a lot of little improvements to the race this year like moving the transition area to its new location. It made T1 a longer run, but totally solved a bike/runner crossover problem from the previous year. With the lake level way up this year the water was really rocking. Even the swim wasn't flat. Very challenging course but a lot of fun.

Gary Mc

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Did I mention I did Kona

Gary, when I looked at the "unofficial" results, you were a good 2 minutes ahead of me. That's more than "just nipping" me. Ha, ha. Great job. Next year, I'll make a weekend out of it!

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Gary, where online will official results be posted? I don't even see a link on the event website.

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They will probably post a link when the results are up. The timing company's website is http://www.go-primetime.com so you might check there.

Gary Mc

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Gary Mc
Did I mention I did Kona

Glad you made it up to the mountains and had a good time. This is still one of my favorite sprints in SoCal.

The swim was better/longer this year and with the lake being full we had a much better swim exit at the yacht club. As you mentioned the bike course is very difficult for a sprint race. I still used my TT bike with a 21-12 cassette... but I know the course well and wouldn't recommend that gearing to others. The run hurt as it always does at 5200 ft.

Finished in 1:02:xx which was good for 2nd in my 35-39 AG and 7th OA. I appears the longer swim and different T1 location made the race about 4 1/2 minutes longer this year.

Ron

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Thanks Swmrdrn,
Wow! You kicked some ass. Good job!

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Triathlete with one horsepower