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Congratulations to the 2011 Six Gap KOM/QOM Winners!

Male 34 & Under - Jonathan Atwell, Bloomington, Indiana - Time 47:27
Female 34 & Under - Shannon Coates, Tallahassee, Florida - Time 1:07:30

Male 35-54 - Brian Toone, Birmingham, Alabama - Time 49:32
Female 35-54 - Debbie Milne, Belden, Mississippi - Time 54:35 (Debbie was also 2009 & 2010 QOM!)

Male 55 & Over - Allen Hughes, Tarpon Springs, Florida - Time 58:12
Female 55 & Over - Jean Toth, Pooler, Georgia - Time 1:30:45

Congratulations to everyone on a great ride! Our KOM/QOM winners will receive the Six Gap KOM custom Hincapie kit and trophy, as well as full bragging rights for the next year!

Congratulations to Chuck Loomis from Ocoee, Florida for winning the 2011 Sportive, valued at $6,880 from Lynskey Performance Designs, the Presenting Sponsor of the Six Gap Century & Three Gap Fifty Bike Ride.

Second Prize winner was Noah Hawk from Augusta, Georgia, who received 2 free registrations to next year's Six Gap Century & Three Gap Fifty Bike Ride, to be held on September 30, 2011.

Third Prize winner was Mathew Portell from Nashville, Tennessee who received an official Six Gap Century & Three Gap Fifty Bike Ride jersey.

For the first time in 23 years, two days of two-wheeled action will take center stage in Dahlonega, Georgia for Six Gap Century weekend. Hundreds of competitive adult and youth cyclists are expected to compete in 11 races on Saturday, September 24 for the inaugural Six Gap Criterium. The following day, 3,000 cyclists are expected to make the annual uphill pilgrimage in three non-competitive rides for the Six Gap Century and Three Gap Fifty. Event organizers have added a full schedule of criterium-style races with Saturday's popular Bike Expo on the Historic Square of Dahlonega, offering a more activities for athletes and entertainment for spectators.

Coming on September 25, 2011 and taking place in Georgia's Premier Cycling Venue, the Six Gap Century & Three Gap Fifty boasts many of the same roads and mountain climbs as the elite Tour de Georgia. Come ride the Ride of the Pros!

The Six Gap Century’s ultra challenging route takes you up and down six of the steepest climbs in the North Georgia Mountains. Test your stamina with more than 11,200 feet of vertical climbing over the 104 mile course. Elevations for the six gaps in this ride range from 1,400 feet to 3,460 feet. The toughest climb, Hogpen Gap, will test even the strongest riders, averaging a 7% grade for seven miles, with sections as steep as 15%.  

The Three Gap Fifty’s alternative route offers half the gaps and half the distance, but is nevertheless a demanding and challenging course at 58 miles. Elevations range from 1,400 feet to 3,364 feet.

We are also pleased to announce the 4th Annual "Valley Route" Bike Ride. This 35-mile valley option is a great introduction to the infamous Six Gap Century and boasts some of the most scenic mountainside in the Southeast. This new route will cast a special spotlight onto Yahoola Valley, Turner's Corner, and R-Ranch in the Mountains. Visit Active.com to find out more information.

100 miles. 11,200 vertical feet. 3,000 friends.