4th Annual Rick Newhouse Memorial Ninigret Criterium
Cat 4
Jason Cicero - 2nd
Pro 1,2,3
Chris Kohnle - 8th
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Plainville #7
Craig Luekens is the "2009 Plainville Series Pro 1,2,3 Champion" followed by David Hoyle in 3rd. With those 2 on the podium CCNS secured the "Pro 1,2,3 Team Champions" honor as well. CCNS also got on the podium placing 3rd overall in the Masters 39+ bracket thanks to Steve Youmatz's hard work. Great job guys!
Monday, April 20, 2009
Monday, April 13, 2009
Weekend Results: April 11th & 12th
Plainville #6
Cat 4/5 - 39+
Steve Youmatz - 1st
After taking his 2nd win of the season, Steve is in 3rd in the Overall Points Standing in the 39+ Category. CCNS is in 3rd as a team in that category.
Craig Luekens is in the yellow jersey as the Overall Leader of the Pro 1,2,3 Category and David Hoyle is in 3rd. Team CCNS is still the overall leader in the Pro 1,2,3 Category after 6 weeks of racing
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Johnny Cake Race #2
The conditions were awesome on the 2nd race of the Johnny Cake Series. The temperature was just over 40 degrees, the winds were gusting over 25mph, and there was drizzling rain throughout the day… It was a great hard-man’s-race environment. Aidan, Brian, Ron, and Dave were representing the CCNS squad for the day.
Right from the gun Aidan went with the first move of 4 riders, which immediately formed a decent size gap. After staying away for the first lap the move was reeled in, only to be countered immediately by Ron. From this excellently time effort a breakaway group of 8 riders formed the winning break of the day. The break worked together well for the next 45 miles going into the final lap. Everyone approached the final lap cautiously, waiting for one of their breakaway companions to initiate the first aggressive move. Ron took it upon himself to start the hurt with about 1km to go. Everyone managed to respond to his move, but this didn’t stop him from beating everyone for 1st place in the final sprint by a healthy margin. Another great day for Team CCNS!
Excerpt from the CCNS community site at charlescoaching.com
Cat 4/5 - 39+
Steve Youmatz - 1st
After taking his 2nd win of the season, Steve is in 3rd in the Overall Points Standing in the 39+ Category. CCNS is in 3rd as a team in that category.
Craig Luekens is in the yellow jersey as the Overall Leader of the Pro 1,2,3 Category and David Hoyle is in 3rd. Team CCNS is still the overall leader in the Pro 1,2,3 Category after 6 weeks of racing
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Johnny Cake Race #2
The conditions were awesome on the 2nd race of the Johnny Cake Series. The temperature was just over 40 degrees, the winds were gusting over 25mph, and there was drizzling rain throughout the day… It was a great hard-man’s-race environment. Aidan, Brian, Ron, and Dave were representing the CCNS squad for the day.
Right from the gun Aidan went with the first move of 4 riders, which immediately formed a decent size gap. After staying away for the first lap the move was reeled in, only to be countered immediately by Ron. From this excellently time effort a breakaway group of 8 riders formed the winning break of the day. The break worked together well for the next 45 miles going into the final lap. Everyone approached the final lap cautiously, waiting for one of their breakaway companions to initiate the first aggressive move. Ron took it upon himself to start the hurt with about 1km to go. Everyone managed to respond to his move, but this didn’t stop him from beating everyone for 1st place in the final sprint by a healthy margin. Another great day for Team CCNS!
Excerpt from the CCNS community site at charlescoaching.com
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Weekend Results: April 4th & 5th
Plainville #5
Pro 1,2,3
Craig Luekens - 4th
Hunter Pronovost - 7th
Craig is in the yellow jersey as the Overall Leader of the Pro 1,2,3 Category and David Hoyle is in 3rd. Team CCNS is still the overall leader in the Pro 1,2,3 Category after 5 weeks of racing
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Johnny Cake Race #2
The conditions were awesome on the 2nd race of the Johnny Cake Series. The temperature was just over 40 degrees, the winds were gusting over 25mph, and there was drizzling rain throughout the day… It was a great hard-man’s-race environment. Aidan, Brian, Ron, and Dave were representing the CCNS squad for the day.
Right from the gun Aidan went with the first move of 4 riders, which immediately formed a decent size gap. After staying away for the first lap the move was reeled in, only to be countered immediately by Ron. From this excellently time effort a breakaway group of 8 riders formed the winning break of the day. The break worked together well for the next 45 miles going into the final lap. Everyone approached the final lap cautiously, waiting for one of their breakaway companions to initiate the first aggressive move. Ron took it upon himself to start the hurt with about 1km to go. Everyone managed to respond to his move, but this didn’t stop him from beating everyone for 1st place in the final sprint by a healthy margin. Another great day for Team CCNS!
Excerpt from the CCNS community site at charlescoaching.com
Pro 1,2,3
Craig Luekens - 4th
Hunter Pronovost - 7th
Craig is in the yellow jersey as the Overall Leader of the Pro 1,2,3 Category and David Hoyle is in 3rd. Team CCNS is still the overall leader in the Pro 1,2,3 Category after 5 weeks of racing
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Johnny Cake Race #2
The conditions were awesome on the 2nd race of the Johnny Cake Series. The temperature was just over 40 degrees, the winds were gusting over 25mph, and there was drizzling rain throughout the day… It was a great hard-man’s-race environment. Aidan, Brian, Ron, and Dave were representing the CCNS squad for the day.
Right from the gun Aidan went with the first move of 4 riders, which immediately formed a decent size gap. After staying away for the first lap the move was reeled in, only to be countered immediately by Ron. From this excellently time effort a breakaway group of 8 riders formed the winning break of the day. The break worked together well for the next 45 miles going into the final lap. Everyone approached the final lap cautiously, waiting for one of their breakaway companions to initiate the first aggressive move. Ron took it upon himself to start the hurt with about 1km to go. Everyone managed to respond to his move, but this didn’t stop him from beating everyone for 1st place in the final sprint by a healthy margin. Another great day for Team CCNS!
Excerpt from the CCNS community site at charlescoaching.com
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