Nov 16 2007

Master B Standings

Published by Mike at 1:35 pm under Cyclocross

Yes, the race for 306th place is on and it’s gonna be a rumble!

Here are unofficial, non-sanctioned OBRA standings of the B+35 field..

Place

Num

 Last Name First Name Team Points

1

849

 vergis john Cyclepath 76

2

802

 Rosenfeld Jake   68

3

854

 Tauscher Chris Tireless Velo 61

4

892

 Szwaya Michael   56

5

873

 Goff Wade Half Fast Velo 54

6

900

 Brown Steven Portland Velo 52

7

880

 Johnson Ben Portland Velo 51

8

805

 Barker Scott   50

9

920

 Standish Jeff Therapeutic Associates Inc 49

10

856

 Crago Jason Lakeside Cycling Team 49

11

874

 Rouse Gregg Peak Sports 47

12

806

 Thompson Kevin Half Fast Velo 41

13

909

 Alligood Mike   35

14

904

 Gapay Hugh   30

15

931

 Jacobs Bob bicycleattorney.com 29

16

893

 Limbaugh John Chinook Cycling Club 29

17

812

 Rabinowitz Michael Tireless Velo 29

18

860

 Harris Derwyn   24

19

818

 Burkhart Rob   21

20

855
Knight
Terry
North River Racing
21

The places in italics are those who, to the best of my knowledge, have moved up to A+35. The bold numbers are the top 16 active B+ spots that may get called up Sunday.

Because of upgrades there are 6 racers between 61 and 47 points, a difference of just 14 points. For the double points race, a 1st place by one of the top 5 will win the series.Gregg Rouse in 11th has a shot with a win but only if Chris Tauscher places at or below 3rd. Kevin Thompson, with 41 points, also has a chance but he needs a win and people in 5th place on up to finish out of the top 3 . Below that, there needs to be a lot of bad days in the top 10. But hey, it’s cyclocross - anything can happen.

5 Responses to “Master B Standings”

  1. # Brooke Hoyeron 16 Nov 2007 at 3:12 pm

    I think that Chris T. and Johnny V. got stays of execution. Maybe Johnny didn’t hear? Maybe he’s decided to move up anyway? Anyway, I heard from Candi that CT and JV weren’t going to have to upgrade for the last race but were to consider themselves A+ racers thereafter.

  2. # Mikeon 16 Nov 2007 at 5:45 pm

    If that’s the case, it’s still pretty close but people at 7th place and below need to get lucky with how the top end finishes out. Taking the top 5 results, JV would be at 66 (dropping a 9th place finish) and CT at 57 (dropping a 15th).
    Still, should be a pretty fun day with all those in the hunt, especially if the rain keeps up.

  3. # Jeff Standishon 17 Nov 2007 at 2:19 pm

    Stay of execution? What happened to 3 top 3’s and 5 top 5’s? I should have stayed where I was and beat up on those people. Man up and upgrade!!!

  4. # Mikeon 17 Nov 2007 at 3:00 pm

    With the Hood River race thrown in, it looks like JV does have the 3-3’s. CT is one top 5 away from moving up.
    I haven’t spoken with either of them or Candi so anything I say will be pure speculation. At this point in the season, it really doesn’t make much difference to me one way or the other.
    Nice win last Sunday Jeff. Looked like you had things in control from the beginning.

  5. # Jeff Standishon 17 Nov 2007 at 4:43 pm

    Thanks, suprised myself with how that went. Once I got in front, I just had to tell myself to be smooth and go hard when possible. Guess that a good starting spot really worked out. I think we need a better start situation than having to get there 30 minutes before the race start.

    I really love all these blogs…

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