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Marie Neville Wins Cyclo-Cross State Title |
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Written by Sean Weide
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Thursday, 24 November 2005 |
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Lincoln, Neb. — Team Kaos’ Marie Neville captured her fifth consecutive women’s state cyclo-cross title Nov. 19 at the Nebraska Cyclo-Cross State Championship at Pioneers Park.
Neville finished behind Stacy Holmen of Trek Store KC and ahead of Team Kaos teammate Theresa Blume in a race run during a cold, bone-chilling rain.
As the highest-placed licensed rider from Nebraska, Neville added to cyclo-cross crowns she won in 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004. The Lincolnite is also a three-time state road race and criterium champion (2001, 2002 and 2003). |
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Tim Farnham Second In Single Speed Race |
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Written by Sean Weide
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Thursday, 27 October 2005 |
Team Kaos' Theresa Blume negotiates one of the barriers along the Standing Bear Lake course. Photo courtesy Mitch Kline Photography.
Oct. 22 — Tim Farnham led Team Kaos Sunday with a second-place finish at the second race of the Nebraska Cyclo-cross Series at Standing Bear Lake.
Racing in the single speed category, Farnham was runner-up to Cow Town Cycling’s Chris Locke of Kansas City, Mo.
Sunday’s course was nearly identical to Saturday’s one-mile circuit, but was raced in the opposite direction. |
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Ralston, Farnham Strong In First Cyclo-Cross Race |
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Written by Sean Weide
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Thursday, 27 October 2005 |
 Oct. 22 — Team Kaos’ Tommie Ralston and Tim Farnham each rode to second-place finishes Saturday at the season-opening race of the 2005 Nebraska Cyclo-cross Series.
Early afternoon showers on the cold, gray-skied day made conditions treacherous on the one-mile course at Standing Bear Lake in northwest Omaha. Ralston finished second behind Troy Krause of LBC/Highgear in the Men’s B race, while Farnham was runner-up to Team X’s Harold Parker in the single speed category.
Tim Farnham, seen here in a photo from a Psycowpath series event.
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2005 Season: Unparalleled Success For Team Kaos |
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Written by Sean Weide
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Friday, 30 September 2005 |
 Sept. 30 – Team Kaos’ 2005 season of road racing will go down as the team’s most successful since its inception in 1991. With 42 victories, 14 state champions, five top 20 finishes at the USA Cycling Championships and more than 100 top five finishes, Team Kaos proved once again that it is one of the finest bicycle racing organizations in the Midwest. But winning races is only a small part of our commitment to our sponsors. Every member of Team Kaos is an ambassador to the sport of bicycling and bicycle racing. So sharing our knowledge and expertise of cycling as a healthy lifestyle is integral to our success. In the last nine months, we conducted bicycle safety seminars at elementary schools and businesses, participated in health fairs, led weekly bicycle training rides and acted as expert spokespeople for local media outlets. |
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Three From Team Kaos Nab 'Rider of the Year' Titles |
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Written by Sean Weide
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Monday, 26 September 2005 |
 Sept. 24 — Morgan Chaffin, Matt Farnham and Gary Schmidt each won their respective categories Saturday at the Second Annual Elmwood-Murdock Great Bicycle Race while wrapping up their 2005 Nebraska Rider of the Year titles.
Chaffin won the Women's Open race, Farnham was the Cat. 5 Open champion (and Junior 16-18 Rider of the Year) and Schmidt captured the Masters 55+ category.
In the Cat. I-II race, Team Kaos' Joe McWilliams narrowly lost a sprint to Hot Tubes' Alex Boyd at the conclusion of the 58-mile race. Boyd recently moved back to Papillion from Southern California.
Lincoln Plating-LeMond's Jon Randell, who finished third, locked up the Cat. I-II Rider of the Year title. Team Kaos placed six of its riders in the Top 10 in the final ROY standings for Cat. I-II. Tim Farnham was fourth, McWilliams fifth, Chris Spence sixth, Jarred Berger seventh, Ian Robertson eighth and Marco Vasquez 10th. |
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