Hundo Wrap-up
Spencer Tyson, 17 years old, from Frisco, was one of the 13 teens that signed up for the Hundo June 18. Race coordinator Austin Smart said that the 2016 race has attracted twice the number of teen riders than it did last year. (Photo by Walter L. Newton/The Flume)
The 2016 Hundo and Hundito, a 100-mile and 50-mile bike race respectively, attracted 400 cyclists to downtown Bailey June 18. The race started at 6 a.m. and it took more than eight hours for the cyclists to cross the finish line. (Photo by Walter L. Newton/The Flume)
There were 400 cyclists racing in the Bailey Hundo and Hundito June 18. This view of the riders was taken from Sheriff Fred Wegener’s patrol vehicle as he cleared County Road 68 for the riders. The route took the racers to the Colorado Trail and other single-track trails. (Photo by Walter L. Newton/The Flume)
The Racer X Cycling team makes it over the crest of a tough hill on County Road 68 during the 2016 Hundo race June 18. The Hundo and Hundito are 100-mile and 50-mile races respectively, with 400 riders participating. All the riders raise money that will be used to promote trails, cycling and youth activities. (Photo by  Walter L. Newton/The Flume)
More like this...
Spencer Tyson, 17 years old, from Frisco, was one of the 13 teens that signed up for the Hundo June 18. Race coordinator Austin Smart said that the 2016 race has attracted twice the number of teen riders than it did last year. (Photo by Walter L. Newton/The Flume)
The 2016 Hundo and Hundito, a 100-mile and 50-mile bike race respectively, attracted 400 cyclists to downtown Bailey June 18. The race started at 6 a.m. and it took more than eight hours for the cyclists to cross the finish line. (Photo by Walter L. Newton/The Flume)
There were 400 cyclists racing in the Bailey Hundo and Hundito June 18. This view of the riders was taken from Sheriff Fred Wegener’s patrol vehicle as he cleared County Road 68 for the riders. The route took the racers to the Colorado Trail and other single-track trails. (Photo by Walter L. Newton/The Flume)
The Racer X Cycling team makes it over the crest of a tough hill on County Road 68 during the 2016 Hundo race June 18. The Hundo and Hundito are 100-mile and 50-mile races respectively, with 400 riders participating. All the riders raise money that will be used to promote trails, cycling and youth activities. (Photo by  Walter L. Newton/The Flume)
Steve Aseltine makes a hard left turn from County Road 68 to the Colorado Trail during the 2016 Bailey Hundo and Hundito race. Aseltine finished the 100-mile Hundo with a time of 10:05:07.65. (Photo by Walter L. Newton/The Flume)
Heath Stein turns off of County Road 68 and into the Berger Ranch property during the Bailey Hundo and Hundito June 18. Stein raced 50 miles in 5:30:26.28. (Photo by Walter L. Newton/The Flume)
More like this...
Post a comment as
Report
Watch this discussion. Stop watching this discussion.
Latest e-Edition
- To view our latest e-Edition click the image on the left.
This Week's Mountain Guide
- Campout for the Cause cancels 2020 festival near Buena Vista
- High school sports grind to a halt
- Fairplay Board of Trustees approves electric vehicle charging station
- Flattening the curve
- Gov. orders bars, restaurants closed
- Town of Buena Vista closing offices, town hall
- Walk-in closure for Sangre de Cristo Electric Association
- Lariat cancels this weekend's live entertainment
- Buena Vista school district closing facilities for 2 weeks
- 9Health Fair is cancelled due to coronavirus
Most Popular
Articles
- Sandra Jean Hagan: One of the few
- COVID-19 vaccine reaches Park County residents
- I went to Washington D.C. on Jan. 6, 2021
- New health order approved, county stays at high risk
- SAFE 285 to hold Town Hall to oppose CDOT’s plan
- Park County Sheriff’s Blotter
- Moose found dead near Kenosha Pass
- Park County schools open to in-class learning
- Park County Sheriff’s Blotter
- Platte Canyon School District spotlight on Shanna Nickel
Images
Videos
Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos.
Commented
Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
(0) comments
Welcome to the discussion.
Log In
Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language.
PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK.
Don't Threaten. Threats of harming another person will not be tolerated.
Be Truthful. Don't knowingly lie about anyone or anything.
Be Nice. No racism, sexism or any sort of -ism that is degrading to another person.
Be Proactive. Use the 'Report' link on each comment to let us know of abusive posts.
Share with Us. We'd love to hear eyewitness accounts, the history behind an article.