Road Apple Rally has been bringing mountain bicyclists to Farmington's trail system since 1981. Hannah Grover, hgrover@daily-times.com
FARMINGTON — The 39th annual Road Apple Rally challenged more than 100 mountain bike riders on a 30-mile course.
It began at Lions Wilderness Park in Farmington and headed east toward North Light Plant Road near Aztec before looping back to Farmington.
A second, shorter course attracted riders of all ages, including families. The short course was a 15-mile loop.
Durango's Todd Wells won his fifth long-course title in the last eight years.
A total of 164 people participated in the two races.
Pro-category men’s results
1. Todd Wells (1 hour, 39 minutes and 34.56 seconds)
2. Brent Winebarger (1:40:00.19)
3. Guy Leshem (1:40:00.76)
4. Erich McAlister (1:48:23.38)
5. Mick Harris (1:49:03.13)
Pro-category women’s results
1. Jennifer Gersbach (2:00:38.34)
2. McKenzie Winebarger (2:01:15.64)
3. Camryn Sippy (2:02:30.04)
4. Tamatha Risner (2:10:5.91)
5. Samantha Fanion (2:13:56.12)
Short-course men’s results
1. Jerry "Dave" Montoya (58:17.95)
2. Danny Martin (58:20.71)
3. Cameron Vickers (58:21.34)
4. Kevin Uptain (58:22.94)
5. Chris Goehrig (58:26.54)
Short-course women’s results
1. Ella Lundahl (1:05:19.99)
2. Zoe Colfax (1:08:28.74)
3. G. Martin (1:12:47.12)
4. Chrissy Martin (1:12:52.02)
2. Lacey Granillo (1:21:10.37)
The full list of results can be found online at rmtiming.co.
Hannah Grover covers government for The Daily Times. She can be reached at 505-564-4652 or via email at hgrover@daily-times.com.
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