Congrats to these "Sprint Lap" riders!!!
 
 
Male Recumbent                                    
1      Parker      Kent            M BENT      1:16:13      
                                   
Female Recumbent                                    
1      Petty      Peggy      40-49      F BENT      1:28:20      
                                   
Male Tricycle                                    
1      Millay      Bob      60+      Mtrike      1:42:52      
 
 
And Jim Parker knocked off my 2009 6-hour record, when I had to quit due to a heel blister... (but I'm not bitter)  
 
Solo Male Recumbent                                                
1      Parker      Jim      M BENT      106.00      *** NEW Course record - prev record 79.5 miles set in 2009                  
 
                                   
And Maria kicked BUTT in the 12-hour:
 
Solo Female Recumbent                                          
1      Parker      Maria      F Bent      212.00      Course record - new category            
2      Williams      Michelle      F Bent      106.00      
 
 
Solo Male Recumbent                                          
1      Finger      Jim      M BENT      185.50      *** NEW Course record            
2      Edinger      Ted      M BENT      132.50                  
                                         
           
...and Team Bulge, while not recumbent, set a very impressive pace for the 4-man team 500 miler, at 26 hours...  about 1:20 per lap!!!

Quote from FlyingLaZBoy on Sep 26^th, 2011, 11:27am:

 
Now that is an impressive story.  I can't say I would do the same.  

I didn't have any time off from work. So I had time to come down for Sat. I only did the one lap sprint. I'm not mush of a sprinter but I had a great time.
But we had so great bents down at the TTT this year, Dave Towns, Michelle, David Bradly, Ray and His wife Angie( she was racing her first ever race.) So many others that I can remember them all.
   There is a great story about Angie's first race.First Time Racer
 
It was not my first race, but it was for my friend. She and I had talked about doing a team event this year. So my friend Angie began to train. She and her husband even came down and rode the course for training in the heat of the Texas summer. After a lot of training, Angie decided to do just the one lap race. Just!! its not an easy 26.5 mile race as it has lots of hills, wind and hot sun.
 
But I need to give you a little past history into her journey to the start line. Angie's husband Ray and I have ridden together for a long time. On one trip, Ray thought he would wear me down by putting a rock in my bag on every ride. This has been an ongoing joke between us. This rock has become a symbol of strength to me
 
Angie and I lined up to race the one lap. Angie is going to start 3 minutes ahead of me. Looking nervous, she glances back and says, “Don't pass me too soon”. Ray and all of our friends were there at the start to cheer us off. Angie had a good start and was riding well. It took me a long time to see her on course, and I was waiting for her at the finish. She was overcome with emotion and exhaustion, but just seconds after finishing, she opened her saddle bag to hand me a rock. The rock is from the side of the road on course. She said she picked it up the first time she thought about quitting and sagging in. But instead she brought the rock in with her. I'm so proud of Angie and all the other racers that had the guts to race.
 
Greg, Paul, Bud we missed you guys this year.  
 
 

The yellow bikes were CruzBikes, front wheel drive 'bents.  They had a team here and were in the hour races.  These were a new model, Vendetta, designed specifically for racing.  They performed impressively, and the guy i spoke to was enthusiastic.  He particularly is sold on their climbing ability.  I would guess they were tested at Glen Rose.