Xenia Grand Prix

July 23, 2004

Rider		Team	Place	Field
	Ryan Gamm	Savage Hill Cycling Team Archive	3rd	Cat 5
	Chris Fisher	Savage Hill Cycling Team Archive	4th	Cat 2-3
	Jeremy Grimm	Savage Hill Cycling Team Archive	5th	Cat 1-2-3
	Ryan Rish	Savage Hill Cycling Team Archive	6th	Cat 1-2-3
	Tim Swain	Savage Hill Cycling Team Archive	7th	Cat 2-3
	Jeff German	Savage Hill Cycling Team Archive	8th	Cat 4-5
	Jeff Yenchar	Savage Hill Cycling Team Archive	13th	Cat 4-5
	Jay Truesdell	Savage Hill Cycling Team Archive	DNF	Cat 1-2

Ryan Gamm

Blah. i suck at tactics

Chris Fisher

It was nice to get back to racing. Thanks to Michele for all of her patience and support. Cue: Violins....

Jeremy Grimm

Thanks to my wife and baby for supporting me. Also to my family from Fairborn thanks for cheering us on. Thanks to Tim's Dad helping us out during the race. Savage Hill team members, thanks again. Gamm thanks for getting in the winning break. Tim for not pulling the field back to us and for putting up with them. Love how you left them all behind!

Thank you Lord for keeping us safe and filling me up with Chocolate Chicken!

Tim Swain

HOOOLLLEEEEERRR!!!!!!!

Jeff German

My son, Gordie, took second in the kids 6/7 year old race. That is my best result to date. I can't wait for the podium pictures.

Jeff Yenchar

Very fast race from the start, heart rate over 180 for 2 laps. Finished with 2nd group. My son Mason won the kids 4-5 race and in the process won a new bike. Enjoyed the Cat 1-4 race with all the yellow and orange at the front. That Rose-guy can really sprint. Overall great evening in xenia

Jay Truesdell

Let's call this race what it was......a Pro 1/2/3 race. Ok only one "former" pro and I'm guessing a couple cat 1's in there too. Aiming for a top 15, at a point in the race there was a split the front group was 10? maybe 15 riders I blew up trying to make that split. As I'm imploding Ryan rolls by and tells me to let someone else do that for me. Lesson learned. Could've used that advice a little sooner Ryan : ) Our elite riders although not getting the win should certainly be proud. Congratulations!! Whatever happened to good ol' 3/4 races??