Jon Gantz - Gung Ho Bikes was the fastest overall Experts and 1st Place Expert Senior 1 with a time of 1:30:25. Hot on his heels was the super fast Ed Bush - Wissahickon just 31 seconds back. Greg Burbidge - Wooden Wheels Racing placed 3rd just under two minutes back. Romolo Forcino - Bike Line Corporate won the Expert Men Senior 2 gaining more team points for current large team leader Bike Line Corporate. Hugh Smallwood - Team BBC took second 49 seconds back......... here is what happened to some of those seconds (excerpt from his interview): "On the last lap when I was trying to catch the lead rider, I came upon a expert rider on one of the short hills. I yelled to pass, however we ended up getting our bikes tangled up." Kevin Fryberger - Bean's Bikes had a rider fall in front of him going into the singletrack near the start of the race and he lost the leader's wheels. However, he still managed to win 3rd Place 3:01back.

Jim Thistle - Action Wheels held off the man who has dedicated his life to biking......... Greg Ferguson (Fergie) -ESSM/GPOA. Jim took 1st Place Expert Vet 1 with Fergie placing second 39 seconds back. John Cleary - Wooden Wheels Racing came in 3rd Place 1:49 back. Bernie Shiao - Lateral Stress Velo won the Expert Vet 2 race with a time of 1:33:24. Andre Goldstein - Guy's Racing placed second 2:43 back and Michael Kirk - Wooden Wheels Racing had an excellent finish coming in third.

Expert Master 45+ Paul Stahman had a great race taking 1st Place in spite of an early first turn where he was momentarily tangled up in yellow tape............. then flatting and having to play catch up. Also, although he didn't know it at the time he had a bulging tube that miraculously held on for the duration of the race eliminating flat number two. Andrew McDermott - Wooden Wheels Racing (see picture) is having a great year as an Expert placing in the top three position again. It wasn't that long ago when he moved up from Beginner. Andrew placed second 1:06 back. John Berchtold - Bike King placed third 1:29 back.

Fair Hill is our next "Classic Series presented by Trek" race July 18th. The Delaware Trail Spinners are grooming the trails in anticipation of a great turnout. Make sure to join in the fun as this is some of the best singletrack on the east coast. There is even a grandstand at the finish line to cheer on the riders, great facilities and an all around fantastic venue. These are single loop courses........ no laps.......... top notch racing. The Fair Hill race will definitely continue their tradition of having a Kids Race. The Delaware Trailspinners promises an incredible 26 mile "lap" for the Experts, a 22 mile "lap" for the Sports, and a 15 mile "lap" for the Advanced Beginners. Beginner First-Timers will get to ride about 9 miles of the main course. New for 2004 is a Clydesdale class (does the Sport course) and a Single Speed class (does the Expert course). This is one race you won't want to miss. See you there July 18th............. additional info @ http://www.trailspinners.org

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