2023 — RESULTS for P2M 2023
Overall | Pedal to the Meadow 2023
Category results 2023 –> https://www.webscorer.com/race?raceid=316302
2022 — RESULTS for P2M 2022
2022 Pedal to the Meadow 2022Overall Results PDF
Or here:
https://www.webscorer.com/race?raceid=278086
2021 — RESULTS for P2M Virtual Challenge – “May on the Mountain”
P2M 2021 RESULTS
Awards were held via Zoom on Sat., June 5 at 4 pm HST.
2020 — no races held due to Covid pandemic.
2019 — RESULTS for 2019 P2M+ / The Kaua`i Omnium
Results of the 10th annual Pedal to the Meadow hill race (5/25/19):
Overall:
Pedal to the Meadow 2019
Mana Time Trial (5/25/19): Mana TIme Trial 2019 Results for posting
4th Cycle on the Strip Criterium (5/25/19): Cycle on the Strip 2019 Results
Omnium results use a point system, for those who raced all three events: P2M+ 2019 OMNIUM overall Results
2018 — RESULTS for 2018 P2M+ the Kaua`i Omnium
Results of the 9th annual Pedal to the Meadow hill race (5/26/18):
2018 P2M+ Road Race – Overall Results
2018 P2M+ Road Race – Category Results
Mana Time Trial (5/27/18): 2018 Mana Time Trial Results
3rd Cycle on the Strip Criterium (5/27/18): 2018 P2M+ CRIT Results
Omnium results use a point system, for those who raced all three events:
2018 P2M+ Omnium Results
Kaua`i Omnium 2018 first place winners by category: Briggs Knott (men 4/5), Jimm McElroy (men 1/2/3), Kristy Osborn, women. Photo: TJ Jacang
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2017 — RESULTS for 2017 P2M+ the Kaua`i Omnium
Below are PDF links for results of the 8th annual Pedal to the Meadow hill race, the Mana Time Trial, and the 2nd Cycle on the Strip Criterium.
Omnium results use a point system, for those who raced in all three events.
First place winners by category of P2M+ the Kaua`i Omnium: Scotty Smith (cat 4/5), Nikki Moreno (women), and Bill Lezzer (cat 1/2/3 and overall). A. Kimm photo.
P2M+2017 RR results by gender and age group
P2M+2017 TT Results by category
P2M+2017 Omnium Results
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Pedal to the Meadow hill race 2016 — Mens 70+ category podium winners Roy Yamagata, Barry Masuda, and Stevan Yee accept their prizes and stuffed roosters from the Amost Famous Podium Divas.
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2016 — RESULTS for Pedal to the Meadow ‘Plus” — The Kaua`i Omnium 2016
Lots of results to look at! The Pedal to the Meadow hill race, the Mana Time Trial, and the Cycle on the Strip Criterium…plus the overall standings for those who raced in all three events. Links to PDF documents are below.
Omnium results use a point system, for those who raced in all three events.
FINAL p2m+2016 OMNIUM results WEB
2016 King of the Mountain Rick Beach of Kauai/Oahu (in the Kauai-style “yellow jersey”) and Queen of the Mountain Line Gullicksen of Norway.
At Pedal to the Meadow, Rick Beach defended his King of the Mountain title and Line Gullicksen set a new women’s race record. The first link is to results by category; the second is overall.
FINAL p2m+2016 Pedal to the Meadow Hill Race Results WEB
FINAL p2m+2016 Hill Race Results Overall WEB-Sheet 1
The hill climb favors lighter riders, but the Mana Time Trial favors those who are strong, sustain momentum, and are the most aerodynamic. Aero bars and disk wheels were allowed. FINAL p2m+2016 Time Trial result by cat WEB
Endurance, speed, and tactics came into play at the first Cycle on the Strip Criterium. Cat 4/5 men and all women raced first; Cat 1/2/3 men raced second. FINAL p2m+2016 Cycle on the Strip Criterium result by cat WEB
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Monique van der Aa takes a turn at the front of one of the lead groups, on her way to a new women’s course record. Photo: Bill Buley, The Garden Island newspaper.
2015 — P2M 2015 RESULTS
“C’mon boys!” — The standing women’s record for P2M was crushed by Monique van der Aa of Tradewind Cycling Team, who climbed in 1:16:45. She placed 12th overall in a field of over 90 riders.
Kauai’s own Rick Beach reclaimed King of the Mountain status with a time of 1:07:06, on a misty cool day in the upland forest. Links to PDFs of final results:
P2M15 FINAL by category and 123 place
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2014 — P2M 2014 RESULTS
A record ride in the rain!
Mark Galedo, the professional from RoadBike Philippines, re-set the course record with 0:58:02. With cooler temperatures and a beautifully repaved road, many riders achieved new personal-best times, including women’s race winner Monique van der Aa of Tradewind Cycling Team, in at 1:23:22.
Yellow “jerseys,” Kaua`i style– Podium girls Lisa and Leigh celebrate with Queen of the Mountain Monique van der Aa and repeat King of the Mountain Mark Galedo.
“Queen of the Mountain” Pamella Stuart of Maui and “King of the Mountain” Mark Galedo of RoadBike Philippines enjoy their moment on the podium, with Miss Kauai Veteran Jackie Taylor at P2M’13.
2013 — P2M 2013 RESULTS
The first two racers to cross the finish line both broke Eric Lau’s 2012 course record. This year’s overall winner was Mark Galedo, a pro rider from RoadBike Philippines who came in at 0:59:29. Hawai`i amateur Penn Henderson flew in one minute later at 1:00:33. Jason Smith of Oahu took third and Kauai locals rounded out the top five– past winner Rick Beach, and Chris Marsh. The women’s race was won by Pamella Stuart of Maui in 1:22:18. Tradewind Cycling Team women Krissandra Darrah of Maui and Monique van der Aa of O`ahu also stood on the podium.
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2012 — P2M 2012 RESULTS
Winner and new course record: Eric Lau, Tradewind Cycling Team, 1:03:47
Short video clip of finish:
P2M’12 overall winner finish Eric Lau
Roberta Hickman, women’s 1st place 2012
Eric Lau takes the canyon climb,
*** 2011 RESULTS ***
P2M ’11 RESULTS Overall Finish Final
P2M ’11 RESULTS Cat Finish Final
Girl power! – top women finishers with podium girls from Kalaheo Cafe, 2011.
Ray Brust, first overall, King of the Mountain 2011.
Patti Jennings powers to first place in the women’s race 2011.
Mens cat 4/5 winners on the Kauai-style podium, 2011.
Golden Masters Men’s race finishers included overall 2011 winner Ray Brust.
Roy got the “mountain makule” award for being the oldest rider, 2011.
2010_P2M_Results_Overall
Rick Beach, first “King of the Mountain” 2010
Michelle Foster, first “Queen of the Mountain” 2010
Juniors Division winners, 2010
The Tour de France gives out stuffed lions; we have roosters.
Cars make the trip only 15-20 minutes faster than the winning bike.