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Defending champions Bishop, Carey return to Iceman Cometh
The Iceman Cometh is celebrating its 20th year on Saturday, November 7. The popular 27-mile point-to-point cross country race runs from Kalkaska through the Pere Marquette National Forest to Traverse City. What makes the Iceman Cometh epic is its size and unpredictable weather conditions. The event is expected to draw over 4,000 racers. Though Saturday's forecast is for a balmly 57 degrees with a breeze and some sun, over the years, racers have battled sub-freezing temperatures, rain and several ...
Iceman Cometh Race photos
- Amanda Carey (Kenda-Trainwitheric.com) chasing Elliot with a lap to go
- Brian Matter (Gear Grinder)
- Jeremiah Bishop (Team MonaVie/Cannondale)
- Heather Irmiger (Subaru-Gary Fisher)
- Kelli Emmett (Giant)
- Teammates Chris Peariso and Darrin Braun
- Tristan Schouten
- Mike Anderson
- Carl Decker
- Sam Schultz at the crest
- Sam Schultz, Carl Decker and Mike Anderson
- Mike Phillips
- Jenna Rinehart at the top of Annie's Hill
- Sam Schultz (2nd, Gary Fisher), Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski (1st, Gary Fisher - Subaru) and Brian Matter (3rd, Gear Grinder)
Iceman Cometh News
Horgan-Kobelski aims to defend Iceman Cometh title
BMC, Bissell also sending its riders to mountain bike race
Iceman Cometh makes changes to reduce traffic congestion
Popular American point-to-point race alters categories, starting waves
Iceman wraps up successful Midwest racing season
Popular point-to-point mountain bike race draws 4,000
Past women's winners Emmett, Carey return to Iceman
Rinehart going for the Triple Crown