Calling All Racers and Spectators - Racers of All levels are Welcome!

New Feature:  Non-published results on request

Arrive by 6 PM to sign in and get your number. The first racer leaves the start line at 6:30 PM.

Ten mile course every Thursday night except for the Summer 35K
(watch the VBC website for that date to be announced)

Time Trial results will be published monthly in The Wheel Truth and posted weekly on the VBC website (unless otherwise requested)

Watch for Time Trial 101 Class Announcements: Starting Line and Turnaround Training

Questions? Call Mike Lusby at 360-750-4875 or Nancy Cook at 360-695-8209

• Flat 10-mile course near Vancouver Lake
• LOCATION: Starts at the Port of Vancouver Administrative Offices
  3103 NW Lower River Road, Vancouver, WA 98660
  NOTE: Please park beside or behind the Port offices
• SIGN-IN TIME: Every Thursday at 6:00 PM
• START TIME: Every Thursday at 6:30 PM (First racer starts)
  
• April 17 through September 13
• Open to anyone (under age 18 requires signature of responsible adult)
  • $1.00 entry fee (Non-members)
  • VBC members are FREE!
• Helmets required
• Portable restroom provided
• Results are published monthly in "The Wheel Truth" newsletter (sent free to VBC members) Non-published results on request.
• 35K course - once every summer (watch VBC Website for date)

Directions to the starting point: 
From I-5 take Fourth Plain Blvd or Mill Plain Blvd Exit westbound. Continue west approximately 2.4 miles to the Port of Vancouver's Office (on left- south side). Please park to the east of the building.

APPROVED HELMETS ARE REQUIRED!

For more information:
Contact the Time Trial Coordinator, Mike Lusby at 750-4875 or or Nancy Cook at 360-695-8209; email: vbctt@netzero.net

2008 Time Trial Result History Available in Excel Spreadsheet

Note: Results are now provided in Excel format so you can keep your own spreadsheet and do more analysis to check your progress through the season. 

Converting Your Time Trial  Results to Average MPH:

Convert your TT time to seconds (for example: 22:31 would be 22 minutes x 60 = 1320 seconds plus 31 or 1351 seconds)

Divide 3600 (# of seconds in an hour) by your total seconds (ex: 3600 divided by 1351 = 2.66)

Multiple by the # of miles (ex: 2.66 x 10 = 26.64 Average MPH)