We could not have asked for better conditions then what we experienced this week. Little wind, nice temperatures and the ozone level was reasonable, considering all the fires in the area.
For the men, we had a new course record of 19 minutes flat set by Serghei Tvetcov. Serghei is a professional 
cyclist, and currently rides for the UCI Continental team Team Sapura Cycling. He is the current time trial champion of Romania and this year he came in second overall in the Tour of Szeklerland and won the individual time trial stage.
Second place for the men was Brennan Wertz, who came in two seconds behind Serghel with a time of 19:02.
For the women, Betsy Mercer and Jennifer Sharp tied with a time of 23:45. Mia Aseltine the amazing and fastest junior was right behind with a time of 24:07.
Points Standings
The current points standing are posted on the khmt.com website.
On the points standings page, you will see an * next to all names who qualify for a metal. The standings posted are not the final, as we will wait a couple of days in case of any protests due to missing or incorrectly recorded times. It should be final by the weekend.
Each year we order the medals as soon as we have the final count then mail them out to all the winners within a few days of receiving them from the manufacture. This year we will be sending out about 65 medals, and it takes a while to package and mail them all out. Look for them in about a month.
Photos
Ryan Muncy was out again this week and got several great photos!
We are honored that again this year Ryan has been part of the KHMTT. He does beautiful work, and we encourage you to support his endeavors by purchasing a photo or two of yourself. You can find all the photos from all seven races here.
Thank You!
Thank you to all the riders, without you there would not be a KHMTT!
Thank you to all the volunteers! You have been a vital part of the KHMTT, you have kept the series safe and encouraged the riders.
Thank you to the USAC officials! You are the underpinning of the series, you have provided structure, rules to keep everything fair and safe and the timing results.
Thank you to Rapid Response and their EMS crew, you are always there when we need you!
Thank you, BRACfor providing the timing functions and supporting bicycle racing in Colorado!
Thank you, COBRAS! You have worked hard to make it happen this year and didn’t give up!
Thank you, Bicycle Colorado, for working on our behalf and guiding us through the public health orders we needed to comply with for everyone’s safety.
Thank you, Cherry Creek State Park for working with us and allowing us to use the park as our venue.
Thank you, Corky Grimm and Green Mountain Sports, for handling the mechanical needs of the riders, as you have faithfully done for the past 20 plus years.
Thank you, Ryan Muncy for the incredible photos you come out and take of the riders each week.
And a special thanks to Ned Hoag, the Race Director, Keith and Brianfor organizing and managing our 40 plus volunteers, Peter and Craig for setting up and tearing down the equipment each week, David and Greg for jumping in and helping us smooth out all the rough places with the multiple course and traffic management changes this year, and finally Larry for handling registration and rider communications.
See you next year!
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