Landmark Group – Platinum Sponsor

Greenstreet Cycles – Platinum Sponsor

Greenstreet Cycles is where sales, service, and

rentals meet an enthusiasm for people and

bicycles unlike any you will find in Omaha.

Greenstreet Cycles is located in North Down-

town and specializes in commuting and urban

cycling.

1310 Mike Fahey Street Omaha, NE 68102

(402) 505-8002

Greenstreetcycles.com

With the experience of being one of the largest Property Manage-

ment companies in Nebraska, Landmark Group delivers perfor-

mance and professionalism in the Omaha Real Estate market. As a

full service Omaha Real Estate company, Landmark Group offers

houses for sale, houses for rent, apartments for rent, as well as a full

host of commercial and brokerage services. Our team of experi-

enced Agents are ready to help you find a home that fits your per-

fect needs. If you are not ready to purchase a home, you can learn

more about our unique Rent to Buy program exclusive to Landmark.

2702 Douglas

Omaha, NE 68131

402.553.8111

Landmarkmg.com

Race 2 re:Cycle Sponsors p.1

Platinum Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

Community Advocates p. 10

Not all companies and organizations are able to make

financial contributions, but they offer their passion, excitement and sup-

port. The value these community partners have added to Landmark

Group's Race to re:Cycle is invaluable.

Schedule of Events p. 9

Schedule of Events

Friday May 13th, 2011

Expo 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm at Barley's

Bike Inspections- 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm at Barley's

Safety Presentations- 5:00 pm and 7:00 pm at Barley's

Saturday May 14th, 2011 5:30 am - Relay Participants Check-In at Miller's Landing

6:00 am - Tri-State Relay Begins at Miller's Landing

1:00 pm - Children's Trike Ride at Miller's Landing

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Family Fun Ride Late Registration at Miller's Landing

1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Family Fun Zone Activities at Miller's Landing

FREE Massages from Dr. Welbes Natural Health Clinic!

FREE Face painting from Landmark Group!

Play soccer with Happy Feet!

Vitamin D education from Ashley Lynn’s Tanning!

Recycling trailer from Keep Omaha Beautiful will be pre-

sent! You can bring the following items to recycle: Paper,

Aluminum, Cardboard, Plastic

Drink's served at River City Star- 1 FREE drink for partici-

pants over 21 and cash bar for additional purchase- Beer &

Well Drinks Available

2:00 pm - 5:00 pm Family Fun Ride begins at Miller's Landing

8:00 pm Tri- State Relay Course Closes

8:00 pm - 9:00 pm Awards Ceremony at Rick's Boat Yard

Greatwesternbank.com

Thank You Participants p.2

Thank you for registering for the 2011 Race 2 re:Cycle charity bike ride for Habitat for Humanity

presented by Landmark Group. We are excited and proud to host the longest Tri-State Relay in

the Midwest and honored that you have chosen to participate in this epic event.

As you'd imagine, Landmark Group's Race 2 re:Cycle is an enormous undertaking that requires

hundreds of volunteer hours, tons of energy and enthusiasm, and thousands of dollars to pro-

duce. We are grateful for the sponsors who have supported the Race 2 re:Cycle this year -- we

literally could not do this without them!

A number of companies and organizations have become sponsors by making in-kind and/or

financial donations in support of Landmark Group's Race 2 re:Cycle. In the process, they have

taken a stand for both recycling and building an active lifestyle within the Omaha community. We

applaud their commitment to the cause and we acknowledge, with gratitude, their dona-

tions. When considering your business needs, we hope you will choose these outstanding com-

panies!

Please also join the Landmark Group in saying thanks to the numerous volunteers and aid station

organizers who have so graciously given their time to help us execute this event. Their assistance

and support is critical to keep everyone going over such a long distance and time.

I would also like to say THANK YOU to the Race 2 re:Cycle Committee who made this event a

reality. Dave Paladino, Steve Filips, Jenna Sabarini and Mary Jo Navarra generously volunteered

countless hours over the past 4 months to help organize and plan this event.

Whether participating with a team or riding the full 172 miles solo, we know that most of you are

cycling farther than you ever have gone in one day. Congratulations on such a great achieve-

ment! We are keeping our fingers crossed for a windless day.

Good luck, Cyclists, and have a safe trip through the great Midwest! We hope you all enjoy this

unique experience and we can’t wait to see everyone at the post awards ceremony at 8:00 pm at

Rick’s Cafe Boatyard.

Safety

1. Safety must be the single most important concern of everyone

connected with the race.

2. All racers and riders must sign Release of Liability prior to the

race. This is available when registering online.

3. Racers, riders and vehicles must obey all traffic laws, includ-

ing stopping for lights and stop signs.

4. Attendance at a Pre-Race Meeting is mandatory for the 172 mile

ride. Pre-Race meetings will be held in conjunction with the race

expo and packet pick-up on Friday, May 13.

5. The Race Directors have the authority to alter these rules based

on extenuating, unforeseen, and/or unusual circumstances. The Race

Directors have ultimate authority in regards to all rules, their inter-

pretation, and their enforcement.

6. Racers/riders will wear a properly fastened ANSI-approved

helmet at all times when on bikes.

7. Each bicycle ridden by a racer must be presented for pre-race

inspection. Inspections will be held in conjunction with the race

expo and packet pick-up on Friday, May 13. Please see the safety

section of the website for the required items for the bike

inspections. (www.omaharace2recycle.com)

8. No ipods, walkmans, CD players, or headphones are allowed.

Proceeds Benefit Habitat for Humanity p. 8

Founded in 1984, Habitat for Humanity of Omaha is a grassroots organi-

zation that builds and renovates houses, forges community partnerships

and breaks down barriers. Habitat Omaha partners with families that

need safe and affordable housing. We eliminate vacant lots and aban-

doned homes in the blighted areas of North and South Omaha while im-

proving the overall appearance of our community.

Our homeowners are required to complete 350 hours of Sweat Equity

before purchasing their homes through 25 or 30-year no-interest mort-

gages. Through Habitat Omaha, more than 300 families have realized the

dream of homeownership and are ending the cycle of poverty for their

children. In 2011, Habitat Omaha will build or renovate 31 homes.

For more information, visit Habitat for Humanity of Omaha’s website,

www.habitatomaha.org.

Dales Trash Service – Platinum Sponsor

19212 Military Road

Bennington, NE 68007

(402) 238-2875

Center Trophy

Union Jack Screen Printing

Signature Signs

Keep Omaha Beautiful

Firstar Fiber

Jennifer Edney

Jennifer Walsh

Alex Sok

Don Fenster

Missouri Department of Transportation

Iowa Department of Transportation

River City Star

Rick’s Boatyard Cafe

Barley’s Omaha

Little Caesars Pizza

Fremont County

Mills County

Atchison County

City of Omaha

Omaha Parks & Recreation

City of Bellevue

City of Glenwood

City of Bartlett

City of Hamburg

City of Rockport

ConAgra

Gallup

Scheels

Oh-K Fast Print

Thank You For Your Support! p. 7

15130 Concord Circle

Morgan Hill, CA 95037

(877)808.8154

www.specialized.com

17002 Marcy Street, Suite 120

Omaha, Nebraska 68118

(402) 330-4711

www.frontbank.com

Safety

9. Ride on the right, pass on the left. Announce your presence loudly

when overtaking a slower rider.

10. Support vehicles may not travel in front of a racer within 50

yards.

11. Both the Family Fun ride and the 172 mile endurance race/ride

are unsupported. There are aid stops along the route, but there is no

maintenance. All riders are expected to be self-sufficient.

12. Drafting is prohibited. Racers must maintain a distance of 10

yards from one another, except when passing, or riding alongside one

another as described below.

13. There are no requirements as to how much time or how many

miles each team member must ride. However, all riders must have

reached Rockport, MO by 2:30 pm.

14. One rider from each team (or the individual rider), must check in

at the turn-around point in Rockport, MO. Each team (or rider) must

pick-up the verification item at Rockport and have it on their person

when they depart Rockport and when the team crosses the finish line

at Miller's Landing.

15. Stay on the course. Both rides are a 'out and back' course. Follow

course directions posted, signs and roadway marks.

**Race/ride ends at 8 pm . This is an average of 12.3 mph for

the course.

Aid Station Locations & Times p.5

Bellevue, Nebraska (6:45 am - 7:15 pm) 101 Mission Avenue East Bellevue, NE 68005 (Corner for Franklin and Mission) Glenwood, Iowa (7:30 am - 6:15 pm) Casey's General Store 502 South Locust Street Glenwood, IA 51534 (Corner of Nuckolls & Locust Street) Bartlett, Iowa (8:30 am - 6:00 pm) The Wilds RV & Golf Resort From I-29 take the Bartlett/ Tabor Exit/ Exit #24 (On the West Side of the Interstate) Hamburg, Iowa (9:30 am - 4:00 pm) Great Western Bank 1020 Main St Hamburg, IA 51640 (Corner of East Street & Washington Street) Rockport, Missouri (10:30 am - 2:30 pm) Memorial Park Rockport, MO 64482 (Corner of S. Country Club Drive & Parkview Drive)

Omahahappysoccerfeet.com

402.932.5571

13750 Millard Avenue

Suite 201

Omaha, NE 68137

402.991.9596

Aid Station Sponsors p.6

Thank you to the following companies for donating

supplies to help stock the Aid Stations! Without

their support, this event would not be possible.

Aid Station Organizers

Bellevue, Nebraska – Olde Towne Bellevue

Glenwood, Iowa– Landmark Group

Bartlett, Iowa– Dino’s Storage

Hamburg, Iowa– Great Western Bank

Rockport, Missouri– Rockport Chamber of Commerce