2007 Team RAAM
TEAM SIXTY GOING HARD
Team Sixty Going Hard is a 4-person, all-male, 60-year-old team of competitive ultracyclists that will be competing in the 2007 Race Across America (RAAM)—one of the most grueling endurance events in the world. The Team’s goal is to break the 6 day, 20 hour, 27 minute record set in 1995. About Team Sixty Going Hard
The four members of Team Sixty Going Hard, all married professionals, account for a wealth of cycling and other athletic accomplishments that create a very competitive team of seasoned cyclists, all determined to work together in 2007 RAAM to establish a new 4-male, 60-year-old team record. Team Member Profiles and Achievements Member Age Background and Achievements Walt Chapman 63 Cleveland, OH Competitve USCF cyclist and member of 4-person, 60-year-old mixed RAAM record holder. Paul Danhaus 58 Veterinarian, created and sold his own veterinary hospital. Competitive runner, ultracyclist, and triathlete. Finished 2nd in his age group at 2006 National 24-hour challenge with 380 miles. Larry Gitman La Jolla, CA 60 Retired Finance Professor and author of 8 major college texts. Competitive ultracyclist. Member of both 2-person and 4-person 50-year-old Furnace Creek 508 record-holding teams. Dennis Kasischke 61 Lean Manufacturing Consultant. Competitive runner, cyclist, duathlete, and triathlete with many wins and high placings.10-time San Diego, CA Hawaii Ironman finisher. Married, no children. |
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