Jim Quinn: Promoter of the Texas Time Trial Championships

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from The Houston Chronicle Cycling Notebook (link to the full story)

by Dale Robertson

…To say that Quinn fell hard for cycling is something of an understatement…

…For Quinn, a tax accountant by day, long leisurely rides eventually gave way to all-out racing. He wound up promoting the Texas Time Trial because: “I got tired of driving up to Dallas.” He found the course out of Pattison to be perfect because it’s mostly flat, so he submitted his proposal and won out.

This is the fifth time the state championships have been held there.

Texas Instruments Team Wins 9th Straight National Meet

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from the Dallas Morning News online (link to full article)

Kennard, 69, was part of Texas Instruments’ winning team at the United States Corporate Athletics Association’s national relays in San Marcos, Calif., on July 19-20.

TI won its 12th championship and ninth consecutive title. TI competes in Division II, which includes companies with 10,000 to 49,999 employees.

Kennard, a Richardson resident, said she didn’t run her personal best, but the combination of her time and her age produced the team’s highest score in the women’s 5K and its second-highest score in the 10K.

Chile Pepper Challenge 2008 – Canutillo, TX

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Rio Grande Valley Ranch
300 Farm Road 259
Canutillo, TX 79835

Longest loops are all the same wonderful paths through scenic rural backroads of West Texas and New Mexico as last year. Enjoy large cool pecan grooves, fields of cotton and chili (of course!!) and all rides cross the Rio Grande at least once. New route for the 10 miler that incorporates the NEW bicycle path. Enjoy a safe, beautiful cruise along the Rio Grande.

100 miles – 6:45 AM
62 and 50 miles – 7:30 AM
34 and 10 miles – 8:30 AM

website for the Chile Pepper Challenge

Raven Ride – Huntsville, TX

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West Hills Mall
2 Financial Plaza
Huntsville, TX 77340

The Raven Ride is a bike ride sponsored by the Huntsville Lakers Swim Team, Huntsville Hornet Swim Team and the Huntsville Branch of the Aggie Swim Club.

Participants from all over Texas come to ride in our ride.

We have 4 routes:

20 Mile Route / 33 mile Route / 51 Mile Route / 61 Mile Route

Cost to participate:  Individual – $ 25.00 – After Sept 13th / $ 35.00

Family – $65.00 / $80.00 after Sept. 13th

website for the Raven Ride