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Registrations/Results Tabulation
Full Registrants & Results Grid
2025 Randonnée Summaries
Brevets · Populaires · Team Events
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JANUARY - MARCH
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JULY - SEPTEMBER
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OCTOBER - DECEMBER
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Results Certification
For events sanctioned by Audax Club Parisien (all brevets except as noted below) our results postings are technically preliminary until certified by the ACP.
Consult the RUSA Result Processing Status for ACP certification and other processing status.
You can find your certification numbers at
RUSA Results Search.
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1000k/1200k --
19 June 2024
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Colorado Front Range
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Colorado Front Range
0
starters and
0
finishers rode the Colorado Front Range 1200k.
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300k/400k/600k --
17 May 2024
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Poudre Canyon (300k/400k/600k)
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Poudre Canyon (300k/400k/600k)
0
starters and
0
finishers rode the Poudre Canyon (300k/400k/600k) 600k.
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300k --
10 May 2024
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Glen Haven
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Glen Haven
0
starters and
0
finishers rode the Glen Haven 300k.
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110k --
29 March 2025
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Lefthand Bertha Roubaix - Populaire
| RUSA#
| Time
| Rider
| | 15921 | 4:13 | Charton, Robert
| | 12918 | 4:24 | Conley, Christopher
| | 14496 | 5:23 | Cooper, Trent
| | 12631 | 5:23 | Harding, Dustin
| | 18073 | 4:49 | Hylton, David ♠
| | 11754 | 5:23 | Khan, Rashid
| | 1679 | 5:23 | Mangin, L John
| | 11755 | 5:23 | Moore, Jennifer
| | 11863 | 4:13 | Ramos, Mateo
| | 10173 | 5:23 | Turek, Michael
| | 7898 | 5:23 | Warren, Corinne
| | 17448 | 6:38 | Weigel, Beverly
| | 14088 | 6:39 | Weigel, David
| | 18064 | 5:50 | Whitaker, Jeffrey ♠
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| | ♠ first randonnée - welcome!
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Lefthand Bertha Roubaix - Populaire
14
starters and
14
finishers rode the Lefthand Bertha Roubaix 110k Populaire. Mike Turek reports:
"Fear of mud kept a few intelligent souls away, but those fears were unfounded as soft packed dirt
(occasional mud) greeted us on this years running of Lefthand Bertha Roubaix,
First leg of the 2025 Gravel Rouler Series."
"Next year, we’ll move the start point…once again the Niwot Invitational Track
meet took all parking spots away.
We’ll also make a couple of route adjustments, staying on Niwot Rd to 287 and crossing 119 using Niwot road at the end.
"As we headed east, we quickly broke into 2 groups, so, sorry no pictures of the fast guys. Enjoy the party group pics below.
No Stop at Turek’s backyard due to threat of rain.
We welcomed Rashid and Jen, back from Spain, (and practices for the flèche) with Ramen,
Belgian Beer, Cheese and Fresh Eggs from Mangin’s farm in my kitchen."
Thanks to Mike Turek for leading!
-jle
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200k --
15 March 2025
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Black Forest and Back
| RUSA#
| Time
| Rider
| | 16971 | 6:30 | Bordelon, Jason
| | 5692 | 8:11 | Jones, Lloyd
| | 11863 | 6:30 | Ramos, Mateo
| | 18030 | 6:30 | Sommerville, Jason ♠
| | 14088 | 7:19 | Weigel, David
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| | ♠ first brevet - welcome!
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Chilliest Black Forest Yet?
5
starters and
5
finishers rode the Black Forest and Back 200k. Lloyd reports:
"The ride started cold, and in my opinion, it never really warmed up. The winds were favorable at the start,
then as Black Forest approached, they became quite variable, then being far less favorable on the way back.
The sun was out at the start, then it hid behind clouds more often than not. Black forest was downright cold!"
Thanks to Lloyd Jones for leading!
-jle
Mateo, David, Jason, and Jason
Lloyd photo
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Jason, Jason, and Mateo
David Weigel photo
Angry Skies
Lloyd photo
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112k --
9 March 2025
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Carter Lake - Campion - Populaire
| RUSA#
| Time
| Rider
| | 16971 | 4:44 | Bordelon, Jason
| | 16220 | 4:44 | Fulmer, Madeline
| | 5692 | 4:30 | Jones, Lloyd
| | 8421 | 5:17 | Metzler, Jason
| | 17963 | 5:52 | Schulte, T J ♠
| | 11228 | 5:23 | Sigmond, Bennett
| | 16221 | 4:44 | Sunset, Timothy
| | 17247 | 4:26 | Tse, Matt
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| | ♠ first brevet - welcome!
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First Populaire of the Year!
9
starters and
8
finishers rode the Carter Lake - Campion 112k Populaire.
After a chilly start, it was a brilliantly sunny day, with a high of 71°! But some breeze.
Thanks to Dustin Harding for leading!
-jle
JLE photos
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200k --
1 February 2025
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Bo-Lar Boogie
| RUSA#
| Time
| Rider
| | 16971 | 6:53 | Bordelon, Jason
| | 13567 | 11:23 | Bush, Debbie
| | 14496 | 8:35 | Cooper, Trent
| | 12631 | 10:24 | Harding, Dustin
| | 11847 | 7:03 | Howell, Jim
| | 5692 | 8:35 | Jones, Lloyd
| | 1679 | 10:24 | Mangin, John
| | 1842 | 10:24 | Smith, Vernon
| | 10173 | 8:43 | Turek, Michael
| | 11024 | 8:35 | Turner, Jason
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Second Ever Bo-Lar Boogie!
10
starters and
10
finishers rode the Bo-Lar Boogie 200k. Mike Turek reports:
"Today was our Farewell to Jason Turner ride.he’s moving to Tulsa in a few weeks to double
the number of RUSA members there. Weather forecast was wonderful for February,
but we became concerned during pre-ride brief; folks had trouble hearing due to the wind.
Luckily, they calmed as we cycled along our familiar foothills roads.
By the time we reached Sandy’s the sun was warming us nicely.
"The westerly winds increased substantially, making a pretty fast trip to Johnstown.
The re-route to Colorado 17 gave us a larger shoulder and fewer cars - a keeper for all our routes.
However, the wind gods would exact justice during return to Longmont.
Once we turned right on CO 34, progress slowed considerably.
Tenacity for the riders was rewarded with the turn south to Louisville,
the last 20 miles providing a nice cooldown into the finish.
"Jason promised to create some gravel routes so we can come out and grab a new state.
He’ll also be riding the first USA Audax 600k out of St. Louis May 24th.
If folks want to join, let Mike Turek know for carpooling efforts."
Thanks to Mike Turek for leading!
-jle
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200k --
4 January 2025
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Boone Boondoggle
| RUSA#
| Time
| Rider
| | 16971 | 7:04 | Bordelon, Jason
| | 12631 | 8:58 | Harding, Dustin
| | 3230 | 9:19 | Hoff, Peter
| | 5692 | 7:26 | Jones, Lloyd
| | 1842 | 8:58 | Smith, Vernon
| | 10173 | 8:58 | Turek, Michael
| | 11024 | 7:04 | Turner, Jason
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Foggiest Coldest Boondoggle Ever!
7
starters and
7
finishers rode the Boone Boondoggle 200k. Mike Turek reports:
"7 Brave Cold Weather Warriors cycled into the Icy Fog following the Arkansas River Valley towards La Junta.
First time in recent memory we kept every article of clothing on all day!
We quickly broke into 2 groups - Hammers and Touristic.
Unfortunately we could not see the Sangre De Cristo peaks to the west … but we did
see many other interesting sites along the way: The Ice Trees, Frosty Cows
(2 looking lost standing next to the road), remote roads with few cars, and nice folks
wondering what we were doing out. Oh, and a Crowley County sheriff worried about our safety -
A reminder to carry Lights and reflective gear on every ride. We needed both all day long."
Thanks to Mike Turek for leading!
-jle
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