Ragnarök 105 2024 Results

NAME		BIB NUMBER	PLACE	TIME OF DAY FINISHED
Curtis	Rick	239	1	1:09
Molnar	Josh	155	2	1:10
Batko	Charles	180	3	1:13
Giefer	David	165	4	1:16
Marshall	Steve	160	5	1:18
Whipple	Danny	271	6	1:19
Lemke	Nick	196	7	1:35
Nelson	Daniel	161	8	1:36
Kochsiek	Brant	176	9	1:36
Thillen	Peter	166	10	1:40
Geib	Brent	169	11	2:03
Haverkamp	Marc	149	12	2:04
Norrie	Tim	191	13	2:08
Rinkleff	Franz	259	14	2:09
Sundstrom	Eric	174	15	2:09
Hopkins	Anders	265	16	2:15
Hippen	Scott	240	17	2:19
Hanson-Pierre	Andrew	248	18	2:20
Verbeke	Jared	203	19	2:21
Carroll	Paul	252	20	2:24
Sobota	Kyle	201	21	2:24
Andersen-Parks	Ben	170	22	2:25
Chatterton	Mitch	200	23	2:37
Maxwell	Shane	168	24	2:37
Haefemeyer	Leo	177	25	2:37
Flynn	Emily	164	26	2:38
Sellner	Steve	157	27	2:38
Mauri	Chip	202	28	2:38
Campbell	Mike	233	29	2:40
Shanafelt	Todd	238	30	2:40
Rogalla	Denver	232	31	2:41
Schultz	Evan	237	32	2:41
O'Leary	Claire	179	33	2:49
Behrendt	Brian	193	34	2:51
Miller	Jeff	195	35	2:51
Eastman	Michael	209	36	2:52
Ashton	Robert	219	37	2:52
Ayala	Erin	231	38	2:57
Kromer	Dane	163	39	2:59
Ochs	Rick	215	40	3:01
Stenerson	Matthew	173	41	3:03
Struntz	Shaun	249	42	3:03
Yore	Steven	212	43	3:04
Kelly	Chad	251	44	3:09
Busack	Ashley	185	45	3:12
Throlson	Kent	263	46	3:12
Greimel	Kevin	272	47	3:14
DeMars	Joe	262	48	3:15
Mosimann	Rob	254	49	3:17
Needham	Tom	227	50	3:18
Braasch	Grant	229	51	3:20
Millner	Chad	228	52	3:20
Dittmer	Dan	230	53	3:20
Weinzierl	Andy	154	54	3:20
Hustad	Risa	156	55	3:22
Danahoe	Tim	181	56	3:22
Conway	Ryan	253	57	3:23
Raygor	Trenton	256	58	3:24
Gurgel	Bart	204	59	3:29
Pollitt	David	221	60	3:36
Larsen	Kristian	171	61	3:39
Paradise	Tracy	198	62	3:41
Winfield	Dee Dee	199	63	3:41
Quinn	Tom	213	64	3:45
Henry	Dave	159	65	3:46
Brendal	Randy	270	66	3:48
Nelson	Chris	266	67	3:49
Smothers	Randy	150	68	3:49
Seipp	Carrie	188	69	3:51
Groskreutz	Michael	226	70	3:52
Stroeing	Scott	225	71	3:57
Sohnle	George	224	72	3:59
Marson	Kesha	192	73	4:03
Kauth	James	223	74	4:03
Schneider	Jay	194	75	4:03
Schluttner	Eric	241	76	4:08
Myers	Luke	206	77	4:11
Greske	Derek	246	78	4:12
Anderson	Justin	247	79	4:12
Garrett	Jimmy	250	80	4:12
Kershaw	Jeremy	211	81	4:14
Clausen	Ted	167	82	4:17
Rasmusson	Todd	236	83	4:18
Clark	Joe	235	84	4:18
May	David	244	85	4:20
Kroll	Brian	245	86	4:20
Ellis	Robert	158	87	4:25
Benton	Joel	182	88	4:25
Binkowski	Mike	183	89	4:35
Pettes	Jeff	184	90	4:35
Wade	Mark	261	91	4:38
Franco	Richard	255	92	4:51
Franzone	Carolyn	243	93	4:51
Fields	Greg	175	94	4:51
Jarvis	John	187	95	4:51
Gilbertson	Mike	189	96	4:53
Roach	Jeff	190	97	4:53
Zylstra	Ken	218	98	4:56
Eastlund	Alan	234	99	4:56
Martin	Josh	222	100	5:04
Tuma	Robert	186	101	5:07
Nygard	Jonas	178	102	5:07
Higley	Phil	273	102	5:07
Crites	Greg	172	104	5:07
Lane	Jon	162	105	5:12
Karow	Eddie	257	106	5:17
Anderson	Tyler	220	107	5:18
Birkemeier	Ryan	260	108	5:39
Matthews	Chris	197	109	5:39
Bushinski	Mark	264	110	5:39
Brummer	Sam	267	111	5:39
Pipkin	Steve	151	112	5:51
Seaburg	Mark	207	113	6:18
Loewenson	Peter	208	114	6:18
Dingemans	Max	269	115	6:31
Benjamin	Kristine	153	116	6:44
Farrow	Charlie	210	117	7:05
Belz	Rob	205	DNF
Eng Ky	Kim	214	DNF
Kremer	Nathan	216	DNF
Knudson	Christina	217	DNF
Freymiller	Beth	242	DNF
Hop	Angie	258	DNF

Ragnarok Reminders

YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOURSELF. 

Please come prepared. We don't have the ability to help folks out on the course. If we as race directors or anyone affiliated with the race (outside of fellow riders) helps you, you will be disqualified. But don't be dumb, if you are going to die please call us. The mobile service is spotty on most of the course so we may not be able to respond to you right away. 

As riders you can help each other as much as you want, and support crews can help others too. Your support crew cannot hand you anything outside of the checkpoints. We can give them directions to the checkpoints the morning of the ride. 

Speaking of checkpoints. There will be opportunities to refuel at approximately mile 35 and 80ish. Even though you have options to refuel, come prepared. You never know when a place will shut down in a small rural town. 

Looks like you may have an okay day tomorrow weather wise, but be packed for inclimate weather. A small packable jacket goes a long way. 

Reminder upon arrival to Mississippi National Golf Course park in the lower lot. We need to leave all of the upper parking lot for golfers. This will make sense when you get there. 

If you have any questions please contact us. I won't be answering tire or gravel conditions questions, I will be riding some of the course today and will post a couple pics on the socials. Remember YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOURSELF!

See you tomorrow!

Informational Post

 This email went out to all riders but want to make sure information is spread to all. Please read all of the information as it is all important. 

If you need to learn to know how tulip notes (your directions for finishing the course) please read this old post.  

http://ragnarok105.blogspot.com/2011/03/cue-sheets-101.html

Details:

1) We start and end in the parking lot of Mississippi National Golf Links on the east side of Red Wing. If you travel through town on 61 heading South you can’t miss it. Please fill the lot farthest from the clubhouse first. Ride start will be 7:30 “sharp”. 

2) We’ll be starting as one group. 

3) We will be setting up around 6 am Saturday morning. It would be great if we didn’t have to check everyone in between 7:00 and 7:20 but we’ll deal accordingly. THIS IS WHEN YOU WILL RECEIVE YOUR CUE/TULIP NOTES.  If you don’t know how a tulip note works there is a description somewhere on the web page.  www.ragnarok105.blogspot.com  NO THERE ISN'T A GPS FILE TO GIVE YOU. If you ask for one there is a penalty(tbd). It will probably be in the form of a blank stare and judgment.

There will be a check in Friday night from 5:30-8 at the Red Wing Bicycle Co if you want your tulips early and help us out so Saturday is less chaotic. If you're in town Friday night, please support the local businesses.

4) We should have 3 nice and clean biffies for your use. The clubhouse won’t be open in the morning, and unless you buy something, it shouldn’t be counted on for post ride relief either. We’re trying to be good neighbors.

5) You are responsible for yourself.

6) If you need to drop out…. See note 5. No one associated with Ragnarök 105 will be providing rides or pick ups or any support whatsoever outside of checking you in at a checkpoint, handing you the next cues, and saying “great job”. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOURSELF!

7) Due to people being lame. Do not expect to be able to use past course files for route finding, it will be incorrect.

8) If you finish, heck... if you don't finish and want a medal, you can pick a rock off of the course and I will sharpie your name and finish time or drop out milage on the rock. I'm not kidding. If you win the race and want 1st place on your rock I can do that too. If you want all of your friends to think you got 1st or 31st I'll write what you need. 

Feel free to ask any questions you may have. 

Many of you have ridden in gravel centuries/events before, and those that haven't have probably put on at least a few miles on the dusty/muddy/icy dirt roads this winter/spring... but some things to have in the back of your head while riding this weekend:

- Please obey all road signs. If the sign says stop. Please do so.
- It's a long race so be smart about bombing down hills and whatnot.... it's a gas, but always ride within yourself.
- When cresting a hill, or going around a blind corner always ride to the right side of the road.
- Gravel is a very inconsistent surface to ride on. For the most part the roads of Goodhue and Wabasha counties are premium surfaces to ride on. Patches of frost heaves, loose gravel, mud will still pop up though, so be prepared! Right now ice is even a possibility, though the temps this week should help in that respect.
- Dogs. In general the dogs we've ran across while riding this spring have been well behaved. Watch out though. Even when they are just trying to be friendly they can cause a crash.
- Be respectful of others. We're using the roads, but they are not closed and they are not solely ours. Don't litter. Smile at folks. Wave. Goodhue and Wabasha counties have been happy to give us permission to run the race so far. Let's not give them reason to change their minds.
- Be prepared. There is roughly 40-45 miles between civilization and in some of the valleys you probably will not get good cell reception/coverage. The organizers of the race also are not responsible for providing you with a way out if you get in trouble.
- You are responsible for you. We won't have piles of tubes, water, gel packs etc. We will not drive all over picking people up who have to drop out for whatever reason.
- Please have a working blinky red rear light and some sort of blinky white front light.

2024 Rider List

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