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ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- Jure Robic won the Race Across America for a record fifth time Friday, completing the transcontinental bicycle race in nine days, 1 hour, 1 minute.
The Slovenian averaged 13.85 mph over the 3,004 miles in the 29th annual RAAM. He is the only solo man to win the race more than three times.
Gerhard Gulewicz of Austria was about 180 miles behind, leading a pack of 14 solo males still on the course. Twenty-five men started the race in Oceanside, Calif., on June 9.
Barbara Buatois of France was about 380 miles out, leading the three solo females still riding out of the five who set out June 8.
The Team Type I, an eight-man relay squad, was the top team, finishing early Friday in 5 days, 10 hours, 48 minutes by averaging 22.97 mph. They started Saturday.
Source: washingtonpost.com
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The Slovenian averaged 13.85 mph over the 3,004 miles in the 29th annual RAAM. He is the only solo man to win the race more than three times.
Gerhard Gulewicz of Austria was about 180 miles behind, leading a pack of 14 solo males still on the course. Twenty-five men started the race in Oceanside, Calif., on June 9.
Barbara Buatois of France was about 380 miles out, leading the three solo females still riding out of the five who set out June 8.
The Team Type I, an eight-man relay squad, was the top team, finishing early Friday in 5 days, 10 hours, 48 minutes by averaging 22.97 mph. They started Saturday.
Source: washingtonpost.com
Wikipedia says:
The Race Across America, or RAAM, is an ultra marathon bicycle race across the United States that started in 1982 as the Great American Bike Race.
RAAM is among the best-known and longest annual endurance events in the world.
RAAM is among the best-known and longest annual endurance events in the world.
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