Wilderness 101 Mountain Bicycle Race - Results

Results

Year Starters Finishers Male Winner Time Female Winner Time
2012 287 235 Jeremiah Bishop 6:31 Cheryl Sornson 7:44
2011 364 314 Jeff Schalk 6:26 Vicki Barclay 7:42
2010 298 273 Jeff Schalk 6:34 Cheryl Sornson 8:06
2009 325 281 Jeff Schalk 6:58 Pua Sawicki 7:44
2008 287 243 Jeff Schalk 6:41 Cheryl Sornson 8:37
2007 177 127 Jeremiah Bishop 6:52 Betsy Shogren 8:36
2006 278 218 Harlan Price 7:33 Betsy Shogren 9:28
2005 229 207 Chris Eatough 6:59 Tiffany Mann 9:14
2004 208 194 Chris Eatough 7:10 Tiffany Mann 9:23
2003 167 145 Chris Eatough 7:04 Lee Schwarz 9:23
2002 101 91 Mike Keefer 7:23 Tiffany Mann 9:40
2001 61 56 Jay Duffy 7:07 Sue George 9:27
1993 John Stamstad unknown
1992 Allistair Neil 7:14 unknown
1991 Harry Winard 6:59 unknown

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