Topo map of the course, with my route, as tracked by GPS, in purple. To see more maps, as well as my distance, speed, time, and lots more geeky stuff, [url=http://www.endlesspursuit.com/analysis/controller.aspx?nf=true&eventID=2005&GUID=d97275ab-

Here I am showing off my German-inspired spring skiing race suit. Very aerodynamic, but very painful if you crash. Fortunately I didn't fall.

Scott McArt pushes the pace

Scott heads for the weather station turnaround. I don't think we chose the best line, but I doubt we lost more than 30 seconds because of it.

I was strong for the first 20 minutes, but then I started to fade a bit. Fortunately I made it to the turnaround and enjoyed the fast ride back to the finish line. My time of 39:11 edged out Scott by 7 seconds, mainly due to a sweet move through some br

Benji Uffenbeck

Scott tries to outsprint the pace helicopter

Adam Verrier raced the World Championships of the World after doing running intervals at 5 am. What had you done by 8:30 am this morning?

Erik Flora will be tough to beat in the pulk division. (Hear that, Frode?)

Kikkan didn't race, but she also did running intervals at 5 am this morning. What is it with you people? Its May 4th!

Race course at Glen Alps in relation to Anchorage and the surrounding mountains

Race course up Powerline Pass

Close up of the turnaround at the weather station. The Endless Pursuit maps weren't working very well, so I couldn't zoom in any further.

Altitude and speed graph from my race