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Race Across America passes through Missouri

Submitted by Brent Hugh on Mon, 06/19/2006 - 6:08pm
According to a Lake Sun Leader article:
The last competitor in the Race Across America passed through time station No. 32 at the Camdenton Signal gas station at 3:13 p.m., Sunday.

The time station was torn down by 5:30 p.m. and all that was left of RAAM were some race crew members from Racing Against Diabetes sleeping in their RV.

It was the culmination of three days of cyclists coming through the lake area for the fourth straight year and months of planning by time station volunteer Eric Johnston and his crew of Jim Glickert and Lena Herrera.


“It was very successful,” Johnston said. “Race officials and crews were highly complimentary. We feel it was pretty darn good for three people volunteering. It just worked out real well.
Time Station No. 32 has its own website.

The Race Across America website has updates and news about the race.
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