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Team Kaos Wins First-Ever Lincoln Adventure Race |
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Written by Sean Weide
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Tuesday, 11 April 2006 |
 Lincoln - Two members of Team Kaos proved they can do more than just race their bikes fast.
Ian Robertson and James Blake of Team Kaos joined Jamie Dodge to form a three-person team that beat out 47 other teams to win the inaugural version of The Link, an urban adventure race through Lincoln that was organized by the Nebraska Sports Council.
For their effort – which lasted five hours, two minutes and 40 seconds – Team Kaos took home the Platinum Link trophy, an award which is modeled after a bike chain. The second place team, Flatwater Mean, finished nearly four minutes behind in 5:06:34. A coed team, Little Debbie & The Snack Cakes, finished third in 5:10:05. The last-placed team needed nearly 10 hours to finish.
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Omaha World-Herald: Berger Wins At Branched Oak |
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Written by Sean Weide
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Tuesday, 11 April 2006 |
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RAYMOND, Neb. - Jarred Berger of Team Kaos won the penultimate Category I-II-III race in theHighgear/TREK of Omaha Road Training Series Saturday at Branched Oak State Recreation Area.
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UNMC Today: Cycling Team Studies Chocolate Milk |
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Written by Sean Weide
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Tuesday, 11 April 2006 |
 Chocolate milk might be a strong alternative to commercial sports drinks when it comes to helping athletes recover from strenuous, energy-depleting exercise. Those were the findings of some scientific -- and not-so-scientific -- research of chocolate milk when compared to commercial sports beverages.
Click here to read the entire story in UNMC Today.
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Berger's Victory Puts Team Kaos 1-2 In Training Series Standings |
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Written by Sean Weide
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Sunday, 09 April 2006 |
 Raymond, Neb. — Jarred Berger dropped his two breakaway companions and Marco Vasquez won the field sprint Saturday as Team Kaos earned first and third place finishes in the Cat. I-II-III division of the penultimate edition of the Highgear/TREK of Omaha Road Training Series. Berger’s victory vaulted him into a tie for second place in the overall series, one point behind teammate Tim Farnham, with just one race remaining. Berger was the most active racer in the field, making every break of the day. With time winding down in the 60-minute event at Lieber's Point at Branched Oak State Recreation Area, Berger made his final escape from Lincoln Plating-Lemond teammates Christian Davenport and Jon Randell. Randell held off the charging field to finish alone in second. Davenport fell back and was absorbed as Vasquez won the field sprint. Team Kaos was well-represented in several of the categories Saturday, with James Blake, Zac Piatt, Theresa and Ted Blume and Rich Pearson. Piatt finished third in the Cat. III-IV race and was second in the Cat. IV-V race. |
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April 1st Weekend Race Recap: Iowa |
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Written by Sean Weide
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Sunday, 02 April 2006 |
Ralston Second In Cat. III At WaterworksDes Moines, Iowa – Tom Ralson finished second among all Category III racers and in the Top 20 overall Sunday at the Waterworks Park Circuit Race.
The Cat. I-II-III racers completed 60 minutes, plus two laps on a flat, six corner loop covering 1.5 miles. Eric Marcotte of Bianchi/Grand Performance won the race, beating Tone Coughlin (Lake Superior Cycling) and Lincoln Plating-LeMond's Jon Randell.
Ralston was 16th overall and teammate Tim Farnham was 27th.
Brackenbury Kaos’ Top Finisher At AltoonaAltoona, Iowa – Mark Brackenbury’s 19th place finish led Team Kaos at the Altoona Road Race Saturday.
The Cat. I-II-III race consisted of 10 laps of a 4.5-mile, four-corner circuit of rolling hills with one short, steep climb to the finish. A group of three riders escaped the pack with less than five laps to go. But Team Kaos’ Tim Farnham helped run them down with the help of Bianchi-Grand Performance’s Terry Beenken and Lou Waugamen of Team Mack.
Beenken’s Bianchi-Grand Performance teammate, Eric Morcastle, took the win. Farnham finished 31st with Team Kaos teammate Tom Ralston 42nd. In the Cat. 4/5 race, Team Kaos' Matt Pavlovich finished 21st.
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