Pikes peak marathon
2006 2nd place - silver medal, world mountain running association long distance championships
2005 2nd place
2004 men's champion
considered one of the most challenging marathons in the world, this 26.2 mile race climbs 7,812 feet to the summit of 14,050' pikes peak and then back down. 2006 was designated the World Mountain Running Association Long Distance Championships, attracting athletes from around the world. 2004 and 2005 were part of the international skyrunner world series.
results | official website
European SkyRaces
2005 6th place - La Plagne 6000D, France
2005 13th place - Dolomites SkyRace, Italy
Part of the Buff Skyrunner World Series, these two races redefined the term "mountain running" in my eyes. The 6000D race featured 10,000 feet of climbing, 10,000 feet of descending over the 55km distance. The Dolomites skyrace climbed 5600 feet in about 10km and descended rocky talus and scree fields at an alarming slope. I held my own on the ascents (3rd overall in Italy to the summit) but got my ass handed to me on the steep, technical descents.
Buff Skyrunner World Series | La Plagne 6000D | Dolomites SkyRace
Imogene Pass Run
2005 3rd place
2004 2nd place
17.1 mile mountain race from Ouray to Telluride, CO over Imogene Pass (13,100') with over 5000' elevation gain. 1600+ entrants. 9/11/04.
results | official website
Spring Desert Ultra
2004 men's champion
25 mile rolling, singletrack race in colorado's desert country. 5/1/04.
Kendall Mountain Run
2003 men's champion
13 mile high altitude race up and down 13,000' kendall mountain in silverton, colorado. 7/17/03.
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