The professional men’s winner was Demetri Traintfillou of Bellingham, who finished with a time of 2:21.00. “There were no red and white vehicles,” he said. Other highlights of the races were the gorgeous, sunny weather and no major wrecks or injuries Sunday, Tucker said. In the extremely tough Cat 1 expert category, Steven Lauderback of Port Angeles finished fourth out of 11 in the men’s 19-29 race with a time of 2:43.80 Matthew Mangano of Port Angeles finished sixth out of 22 riders in the men’s 0-18 race with a time of 2:31.26 and James Gardner of Port Angeles finished seventh in the men’s 30-39 with a time of 2:52.20. Other local riders who did well were Travis Bear of Sequim, who finished second in the Cat 3 men’s 40-59 race with a time of 3:46.52 Steven Johnson, who finished second in the Cat 3 men’s 60-plus race with a time of 4:16.55 Talon Northern, who came in second in the Cat 2 men’s 15-18 race with a time of 2:55.25. 35 of a second to take first place.Īlton won the Cat 2 men’s 40-49 race with a time of 3:03.21. Campbell beat out Nick Felure of Shoreline by. Skerbeck won the Cat 3 men’s 19-29 race with a time of 2:57.29, beating another Port Angeles rider, Zach Fraser, who came in second with a time of 3:01.17.Ĭampbell won the Cat 2 men’s 30-39 with a time of 3:06.13 in another incredibly close finish. Rankin won the Cat 3 (beginners) men’s 15-18 race with a time of 3 minutes, 39.88 seconds, taking first place by just 0.05 of a second over second-place finisher Jobe Androckitis of Port Orchard.
She was grinning ear to ear,” Tucker said.
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