Place | Rider | GPKH | M-R | TSRF | TOTAL |
1 | Jonas Lodewick | 1000 | 250 | 1000 | 2250 |
2 | Van Von Simeon | 100 | 0 | 2000 | 2100 |
3 | Dario Fredericcio | 500 | 500 | 0 | 1000 |
4 | Baen Van der Standish | 0 | 0 | 500 | 500 |
5 | Ken Hushvod | 250 | - | 125 | 375 |
6 | Jimmi Robinski | 0 | 125 | 250 | 375 |
7 | Markus Clijsters | 125 | 100 | 50 | 275 |
8 | Stign Cherry | 75 | 75 | 100 | 250 |
9 | R.A. Von Schmidt | 25 | 0 | 75 | 100 |
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Marin World Cup 2009 Final Results
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Defiant Van von Simeon Makes Good on Claim of Victory



Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Wind May Play A Factor in the 3rd Annual Rhonde San Raflaanderrs

Monday, April 13, 2009
Ribinski Arrested!

Late Breaking News!
In one of the most amazing twists to the Marin World Cup thus far, Dario Federiccio may not be a scratch for the Rhonde San Raflaanderrs after all. Details are sketchy at this time, but an official close to the negotiations says the Whole Athlete rider will ride for Northside Wheelmen Tuesday night.
Stijin Cherry, Northside Wheelmen rider and a founding father was seen in a moving truck late Monday night. When asked about the late developing news, Cherry was quick to comment. “Joos Livalk has forced Frederiicco’s hand. By not allowing Whole Athlete Juniors into the race, the director has once again favored his friend Jonas Lodewick. Stupid rule! I wouldn’t be surprised if Lodewick made the rule himself. Litvalk is a puppet! There was a payoff.”
Plus, added Cherry, leaning in close explain his point, “Fredericcio is a Northsider. Always has been! Always will be!”
With Northside strongman Ken Hushvod out of the MWC overall, a partnership between the two will likely crush Lodewick’s hopes to claim the San Raflaanderrs win and MWC crown. A Hushvod-Federiccio 1-2 punch, as everyone obviously knows, would be unbeatable.
Details of the one-day contract have not been made public at this time. A phone call to the Federiccio household went unanswered at 6:30PM PDT. Not known to stay out late, it is assumed Fredericcio had retired to bed for the evening.
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Congrats should be offered to Jeffe Cantarutti who recently dominated the Kent Lake Challenge a well known but small Bass fishing tournament in California. Cantarutti's strong showing caught the eyes the Italian National Bass Team looking to put a European stamp on the Bass Master Elite Series. Jeff will be shooting for the Angler of the Year and a brand New Toyota Tundra.
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Special San Raflaanderrs Early News Edition



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Saturday, April 11, 2009
Cycling Quick Shots
Friday, April 10, 2009
Hushvod's Winning Ride!
Ronde von San Raflaanderran - Race Announcement

7:00 pm – Neutral Zone Ends
Event Description:
The premiere event and crown jewel of the Marin World Cup "Super Month," the Ronde von San Raflaanderrs is a legendary event in the storied history of Marin County. Heroes are made and broken on the steep slopes of the many bergs, which are the signature in this test of courage. Littered throughout the countryside, these often savagely steep climbs are as varied as the riders who will contest the victory.
Several new climbs are featured this year that have not been used in past editions of the Ronde. Riders get a rude awakening right out of the gate as they are forced to ascend the Gerstleberg, a medium length climb that begins with an average 22% asphalt slope that abruptly turns to dirt with no relief in the grade. While tough, this early in the race, this will more likely serve to wake up the riders than create any selections.
The other key bergs to note are in particular the Kingberg, which is the longest and highest point in the race, featuring an almost 1k climb entirely on dirt with a less than ideal surface, the Bridgeberg which will likely be the last opportunity for a break to form and the last climb, the entirely new Havenberg. The Havenberg, while not especially steep, has it's peak at exactly 1k to go in the race. With its repeated switchbacks (a la L'Alp d'Huez) the Havenberg will be the final opportunity to attack before the final uphill sprint to the top of Seminary hill and the finish line.
While the field will come for a myriad of backgrounds, San Raflaanderrs caters to the strongmen of the spring, riders who are able to attack with power up the short climbs as well as descend with abandon are the rule of the day. The only sure outcome is that whoever ends up on the podium will, no doubt, have earned their place.
The course starts at B St and finishes at the top of the hill at the San Anselmo Theological Seminary and is run in a clockwise circuit. It is NOT a closed course and riders can be expected to see automobiles, pedestrians, hikers and possibly other cyclists.