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Easy Bay CX Livermore/ overall results
Mon, 02/13/2006 - 9:34pm
Has anybody seen the results for the day or the overall standings? There was supposed to be some kind of payout for the overall down to 6th? I did well in both rounds (1st and 3rd) and have sent 2 emails to Velo Promo with no response. I know everyone is busy over the holidaze and all but if you pay for a race and try to run the series and there is supposed to be some kind of "prize" they should be given out. I had a great time at livermore and will go again next year if it happens. I say if because it seemed like there was a rather poor turnout, although I don't know why, the course rocks.
Anyway I just would like to know what the overall was and if I actually get anything $5, a t-shirt, or a big wet kiss ;) Bob (I think) stated that any winnings would be mailed out and if nothing showed to email him. I used the email velopro1@sonnet.com maybe this isn't the correct one?
Casey? might you be able to shed some light on this?
Thanks,
Nick Hanni
casey wrote:The overall results were posted and the prizes paid out at the last race in the series. Remember that the B men, masters and women were all competing for the same overall prize list so a B man who did well in all the races in the series could lose out on the overall prizes to a master or woman who did better in their races.
I am aware of that and even though I finshed well, there could have been enough riders to push me down below the 6th place. Fine.
I had to leave and could not stay for all the races to be run and Bob stated that if I placed he would mail "whatever" it might be if I placed. I trust Bob (Velo Promo).
I would like to see the final results and see if I was pushed out of the top 6. Who were they?
That's all..........
Nick~
The overall results were posted and the prizes paid out at the last race in the series. Remember that the B men, masters and women were all competing for the same overall prize list so a B man who did well in all the races in the series could lose out on the overall prizes to a master or woman who did better in their races.