Vic’s Espresso/Peerless 2009 Rider Photo and Profile Paul Mack DOB: November 1950 Years Racing: 33 Hometown: Carlinville, Illinois Occupation: Architect Nickname: Rocketman When asked what he would be doing if he wasn’t riding his bike, Paul’s quick response was “400 lbs.” Behind the humor is a disciplined rider. Paul won the National Championship in 55-59 Points Race on the track in Colorado Springs in 2006. His other cycling honors are listed below. Paul began bike racing after riding with friends who “would disappear every weekend. I decided to join in.” Now he is happy anywhere on his 2009 Specialized Tarmac road bike when not traveling for work as an architect. During the winter Paul trains inside with his iPod play list, with alternative rock/punk turned up LOUD, and in good weather time trials up Flagstaff Mountain every third week on Fridays. He adds long intervals up Left Hand Canyon, track workouts, team workouts, and the occasional Vic’s Double Espresso. Paul’s interests in cartooning, landscape design, and gardening balance off his hardcore workouts and racing. Cycling runs in Paul’s family and he said, “My dad at 86 years rides 10 miles several times a week. My sisters ride as well. My youngest sister, Ann, is the Director of Trailnet (http://www.trailnet.org) in St Louis, MO, a bicyclist and pedestrian advocacy and trail group.” Paul Mack’s Palmares: • 2008: Fourth Place Points Race, Masters National Track Championships 55-59 Men, San Jose, California; First Place, Mike Horgan Hill Climb, 55 + Boulder Colorado; First Place Prospect Criterium, Longmont, Colorado
• 2007: Fifth Place 2000 M Pursuit, Masters National Track Championships 55-59 Men, Trexlertown, Pennsylvania. First Place, Koppenburg Road Race, Superior, Colorado; First Place Rist Canyon Road Race, Fort Collins, Colorado; First Place Hugo Road Race 55 + Men, Hugo, Colorado
• 2006: National Championship/First Place Points Race, Masters National Track Championships 55-59 Men, Colorado Springs, Colorado, State Championships Hill Climb/First Place, 55+ Men, Mt Evans, Colorado
• 2005: Second Place Road Race, Fourth Place Criterium, Masters National Road Championships 55-59 Men, Park City, Utah; First Place GC Tour of Utah Stage Race, Salt Lake City, Utah; State Championship/First Place Masters State Championships, 55-59 Men, Salida, Colorado
• 2004: First Place, Green Mountain Stage Race and First Place Mountains Classification (Polka Dot Jersey), 50+ Men, Burlington Vermont; Second Place Sunset Banks Stage Race, 45+ Men, Flagstaff, Arizona
• 2001: Fourth Place Road Race, Masters National Road Championships 50-54 Men, Spokane, Washington; First Place Iron Horse Road Race, 50+ Men, Durango/Silverton Colorado
• 2000; State Championship/First Place Masters State Criterium Championships, 45+ Men, Longmont, Colorado
• 1999: State Championship/First Place Masters State Criterium Championships, 45+ Men, Pueblo, Colorado
• 1997: First Place GC Platte River Bridge Station Stage Race, 45+ Men, Casper, Wyoming
• 1995: State Championship/First Place Masters State Road Championships, 45+ Men, Castle Rock, Colorado
• 75 Career Wins Paul Mack Architecture, http://www.plmarchitecture.com/ More Rider Information Click More Vic’s Espresso Rider Profiles to return to view more riders. For individual Rider race results search by rider name at American Cycling Association. Our cycling team name on ACA is Vic’s Espresso. Read more about our team riders, activities, and races on our cycling blog:  Vic’s Espresso/Peerless - Boulder Masters Cycling Team http://www.trailnet.orghttp://www.plmarchitecture.com/Riders.htmlhttp://www.americancycling.org/Results/Default.aspxhttp://bmct-main.blogspot.com/http://bmct-main.blogspot.com/shapeimage_2_link_0shapeimage_2_link_1shapeimage_2_link_2shapeimage_2_link_3shapeimage_2_link_4shapeimage_2_link_5

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