It was a chilly, blustery night for the TT May 6, but that didn't keep 18 hardy racers from the race of truth. Thanks to Larry Howe for officiating, and a big thanks to Nick Hoefer for some wonderful shots out on the course.

Another year started, with special thanks to Bruce Timmerman for officiating, and to Joe Wilensky, Wayne Fett, and Nick Hoefer for marshalling and offering up some fine photos. And of course, thanks as always to Steindler Orthopedics for sponsoring the series, and to Big Grove Solon for hosting. We couldn't do it without them.

It's never good to postpone a race, and for the most part the CRANDIC TT has been lucky with the weather. This month, for only the second time in six years (not counting 2020), we traded rain & wind, lightning, and even a tornado for a beautiful sunny day by racing a day late.
It was a good call, but rescheduling and racing the evening before the 4th of July didn't exactly help attendance. Even still, 22 racers toed the line, and more than one set a PR in nearly windless conditions.

Storms threatened, but passed quickly. Light rain at the turnaround offered us rainbows to race by. Big congrats to Luke Arens on yet another course record (kick some butt in Spain, Luke!) And thanks to all who made it out to race on a beautiful evening.
Thanks, as always, to Larry Howe for making it possible. And thanks to Tara Coady for marshaling and some great shots from the turnaround.

A record 54 racers braved a breezy day in Solon to kick off the CRANDIC Time Trial Series' sixth season. But the wind wasn't enough to slow us down: Scott Wall (M60+) set a personal record to win with 23:00.35; while new-comer Sara Hektoen (W40+) finished at 25:13.35 to miss the women's course record by less than three seconds.
Race on!

Big thanks to Brita Rulon Loynachan, Tara Coady, and Nick Hoefer for marshalling and taking some great photos. Thanks too, to our tireless USA Cycling Officials Scott Kacena and Larry Howe, without whom our favorite time trial would not be possible.