My Racing

A view of my life-long passion for competitive running and cycling::

BEFORE 2001: Running everywhere as a youngster and winning my first cross-country race at age 14, competing in cross country and track in high school, training seriously during college and for eight years afterwards, a failed attempt to make the 1980 Olympic Team, and then running recreationally for another 15 years until forced to stop completely due to a hiatal hernia.
2001 – 2004: My first road bike, first racing bike, first race crash, 22 races, two solo centuries, and 33,855 training miles.
2005 – 2009: A serious training crash, prostate cancer, a second road bike, no races or centuries, and 29,060 training miles.
2010 – 2022: Return to competition as time trial specialist, new time trial bike, new time trial-specific training program. Completed 109 races with 28 victories and 66 podium finishes, including first win in 50 years, and over 70,000 training miles.
2023 RACING SCHEDULE: Tentative schedule of race.