New Mexico Cyclocross

States results

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Nats photos from LanterneRougeici's Flickr photostream--it's amazing, check it out
Nationals was a blast.

Clarissa 2nd in the 15-16!
Tove 7th in what she called one of the hardest races of her life.
Patrick 8th in the Single Speed freakshow
Andrea Carvey 10th.
Sandy Morrissey 8th.
Sarah Sturm 8th in the Collegiate Women's race.

For those that missed it:
the hill was BIG
the mud was slick on Thurs, and Friday
Saturday was perfect
it got COLD Sunday afternoon.

Other Highlights:
Silva was heckled his whole race by some long-haired weirdo with a beer in his hand
Kerr rode very well.
Patrick REALLY liked the pit area

Pilger Pilgerated the competition

The HUSENATOR whippin' up the competition

Huser didn't make the podium, but was surrounded by podium girls wherever he went

Mario had a great race and rode out of his skin(suit). At least that's what he claimed when he ran around naked after his race.

Yeah, Cal was giving it his all.

Mountain Flyer Magazine produced a great photo expose and write-up of NMCS 3 and 4.

States Flyer.

Bosque School was an amazing venue. That was one of the best courses in NM Cyclocross History.
NMCS #9, aka Series Finals Results

Night Cross Results. That was awesome.
100s of 2008 NM Cyclocross Pictures

Final NMCS Overall Standings

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Overall results for the B and C races

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NMCS #8 Results Thank You Albuquerque Academy, and all those that worked hard to get us that wonderful venue.
NMCS #7 Results Santa Fe

NMCS #6 Results

NMCS #5 results. That ruled. 9:45 laps in the A Race!

NMCS #4 in Santa Fe was groovy, fun, and painful. Like the hokey-pokey, that's what it's all about. NMCS #4 results.

NMCS #4 write-up

NMCS#3 results

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