“”I’m indebted to the skilled persevering support crews, without which these results would not be possible.”

by Lew Meyer

About the Hall of Fame

Lew Meyer

When joining the WUCA, I appreciated the format of the events, permitting you to compare your results with a wide range of others.

  • Meyer’s palmares
  • 1st Place 70+ John Marino/UltraCup Competition: ’04, ’05, ’06, ’07, ’08, ’11
  • National 24 Hour Challenge: ’97, ’98, ’99(2nd), ’01(3rd), ’02, ’03(3rd), ’06, 07(2nd), 11(2nd).
  • Calvin’s Challenge: “02, ’03, ’05, ’06, ’07, ’08, ’09, ’11, ’12 (211 miles).
  • Sebring: ’02, ”04, ’06 (387 miles),’07, ’08, ’09, ’10, ’11 (355 miles), ’12.
  • RAAM 4 person 60+ Relay ’08
  • RAAM 4 person 75+ Relay ’09
  • RAAM 4 person 79+ Relay ’12
  • (The above are 1st place for my age group except as noted)
  • Boston-Montreal-Boston: ’96, ’97, ’98.
  • Paris-Brest-Paris: ’99, ’03, ’07.
  • Fireweed 400: ’05, ’06, ’07, ’08, ’09.
  • ADK 540: ’08.
  • RAAM Qualified: ’08, ’09.
  • Race Across Oregon: 4 person Relay.
  • Race Across Oregon: 2 person Relay.
  • Ring of Fire.
  • Central Transcontinental PAC Tour ’05, San Diego to Charleston.

I’m indebted to the skilled persevering support crews, without which these results would not be possible.  In an effort to ‘pay back’, I’ve crewed for John & Nancy Guth on part of the ADK 540, for Doug Levy on two ADK 540’s, as well as for team Operation Progress in RAAM. From 2007 – 2012 I have been a member of the support team for the Face of America Gettysburg to Washington bicycling event supporting battle damaged GI’s.

At 78, I feel very fortunate to be healthy enough to perform at the level I have, which brings to mind the statement “See’n what’s left”. One of the goals of our team and my solo events is to provide a target, challenge and inspiration for the younger riders. I look forward and honor those who will blow away our ‘senior’ records.

Lew Meyer
WUCA # 3240