Name: Spencer Popejoy

City: Newark

State: Delaware

Country: United States

Age: 26

Category: Sport

Team: UD

Sponsors:

XC or DH Race Bike: XC

Tires: Bontranger

Shoes: Running Shoes

Clipless Pedals: Clip Ins

Email: popejoy@udel.edu

  1. What year did you start racing mountain bikes?
     
    2001
     
  2. What is your best result so far? (example: 3rd Place Senior Expert Men - Mt. Snow, VT - 2000)
     
    14th Beginner - Escape from Granoge
     
  3. What is the most and least number of hours that you train in a week? (Not zero but the least number of hours you actually train)
     
    3 - 15
     
  4. Name your favorite XC and/or DOWNHILL race course?
     
    XC course - Iron Hill the flat lands of DE
     
  5. Name your favorite place to ride:
     
    Fair Hill
     
  6. What is the longest distance or number of hours that you have ridden XC in one day on a mountain bike? (EXCLUDING A 24 OR 12 HOUR RACE unless SOLO!)
     
    6hrs
     
  7. How much of your training is on the road?
     
    Minimal - usually riding to Iron Hill or Rittenhouse.
     
  8. Do you cross train or use weights?
     
    Running
     
  9. Do you use supplements or sport drinks?
     
    Vitamins - CENTRUM SILVER!
     
  10. Do you do anything special (besides the whole training lifestyle) to prepare for an important race?
     
    Yeah - ride the entire course 20 min before the race and get to the start line 10 seconds before the race starts - yeah I'm special.
     
  11. Do you use a heart rate monitor?
     
    Yeah - middle and pointer finger.
     
  12. Do you keep a training log?
     
    In my head
     
  13. What do you consider your strong points on a race course, hills, technical sections, downhills?
     
    Technical sections
     
  14. What aspect of mountain biking is the most fun for you?
     
    Adrenaline
     
  15. What is your greatest moment (biggest rush) that you have experienced on your MOUNTAIN BIKE?
     
    45mph on a country road in NY.
     
  16. Do you have any suggestions for Beginner racers?
     
    Keep it simple stupid - KISS