We didn’t stop to rest anywhere, just to fuel up and hydrate. Even though it’s only 263.50 miles, the race is long. “It’s been a dream of mine to do and I’m really happy that I was able to do it because I’ve trained a lot for it. “It’s my first time doing Ironman,” he said then. The San Felipe course was 263.5 miles long and took Zunino 6 hours 19 minutes and 32 seconds to complete. Zunino not only won the class but finished third overall among all motorcycle entries. There had been 17 entries in that class in San Felipe. Zunino had won the Pro Moto Ironman class at San Felipe, a class for solo riders who stay on their bikes the entire race instead of handing them off to a succession of teammates. She was due to have surgery Wednesday on one of her arms that suffered several breaks.Zunino raced all kinds of off-road motorcycles, both in his native Argentina and in Mexico and the US. Fedorow once lived in Orange, and in 2011, finished second in the Ladera Ranch Grand Prix of Cycling.Įvans was in a coma before awakening on Tuesday, according to a post on the GoFundMe page established to raise money for her medical expenses.

The Racer X website said that Fedorow trained other motocross riders Fedorow said on his Instagram page that he won two national mountain biking championships and four Sea Otter Classics, which are held annually in Monterey. Fedorow was taken to Inland Valley Medical Center, where he died at 1:27 p.m. No other details on the crash were available Wednesday. on Butterfield Stage Road just north of Pauba Road, the Riverside County Coroner’s Office said. Ryan Fedorow’s girlfriend, Lauren Evans, was critically injured in the crash and was scheduled to have several surgeries. 11, from injuries he suffered in a motorcycle crash on Sunday in Temecula. A 39-year-old Menifee resident who was a national champion bicyclist died Tuesday, Jan.

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