Cheryl Willson

Clay Sharp of Medford is also doing RAAM.
http://teamjdrf.colourprep.com/

I wonder if there aren't more OBRA-ites that we haven't thought of!

On Jun 24, 2009, at 10:22 AM, Kenji Sugahara wrote:

> If you didn't know Jeff Bannink is on the Team Type 1 team that is
> doing RAAM. Their goal is to break the team record for the race-
> which they are on pace to do.
>
> Here's an update:
>
> http://reviews.roadbikereview.com/blog/team-type-1-still-leads-raam-team-type-2-increases-pace/#more-5939
>
> For more info you can go here:
>
> http://teamtype1.org/
>
>
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Kenji Sugahara

If you didn't know Jeff Bannink is on the Team Type 1 team
that is doing RAAM. Their goal is to break the team record
for the race- which they are on pace to do.

Here's an update:

http://reviews.roadbikereview.com/blog/team-type-1-still-leads-raam-team-type-2-increases-pace/#more-5939

For more info you can go here:

http://teamtype1.org/

sandy kenny

Hi gang -



Tracy Fawns writes:



  Be part of a 6-8 person crew .... All you need is a driver's license, a heartbeat, and willingness to live in a van and an RV for days<<

If response is overwhelming for the Fawns/Chew duo, my 2-person RAAM team (me and fellow Oregonian Mark Newsome, "the only all-Oregon team in RAAM history" - now how's THAT for hyperbole??) could use one, or possibly two, more people. But be warned that we have more stringent standards - in addtion to the above-noted, reasonable personal hygiene and a deep appreciation for caffeine metabolism.



Tailwinds,

Sandy Kenny

Team R.A.D. (RAAM-a-deux)