You're Invited!

Please join Mr. & Mrs. Charles Moore

at their home for an evening of
cocktails, a buffet, and of course,
conversation with

 

Levi Leipheimer

 

Friday, November 7, 6:00 - 10:00pm

2 DeSilva Island Court, Mill Valley

2 Desilva Island Court, Mill Valley

The favor of a reply is requested by October 29, 2008

rsvp to norcal@mcguire.com

 

Valet parking provided by PACIFIC BICYCLES, SF

A donation of $50 to $100 to benefit NorCal High School Mountain Bike League is suggested.
All $100 contributors will get an event T-Shirt.
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Levi Leipheimer

Statistics

Sport: Cycling, Road

Born: 10/24/1973

Height: 5 foot 7 inches / 171cm

Birthplace: Butte, Montana

Weight: 140 pounds / 63kg

Resides: Santa Rosa, California/Gerona, Spain

Team: Astana

Career Highlights

2001 Vuelta a Espana, Overall - 3rd Place

2002 Route du Sud, Overall - 1st Place

2004 Setmana Catalana, Stage 4, 1st Place

2005 Tour of Germany, 1st Place Overall and Stage Winner

2005 Dauphine Libere, 3rd Overall

2005 Tour of Georgia, 2nd Overall2006 Tour of California Prologue, 1st Place

2006 Dauphine Libere, 1st Overall

2006 Deutschland Tour, 2nd Overall and Stage Winner

2007 Tour of California, 1st Overall and Stage Winner

2007 Tour de France, 3rd Overall and Stage Winner

2007 Deutschland Tour, 2nd Overall

2007 USPRO National Road Race, National Champion2008 Tour of California, 1st Overall and Stage Winner

2008 Dauphine Libere, 3rd Overall and Stage Winner

2008 Cascade Classic, 1st Overall and Stage Winner

2008 Olympic Games, Time Trial Bronze Medalist

 

Levi Leipheimer's breakthrough performance was during his inaugural Grand Tour in 2001 at the Vuelta a España, where he finished in third place overall. In 2002 and 2004, he was the second-highest American finisher after Lance Armstrong in the Tour de France, taking eighth and ninth place in respective years. In the 2003 Tour, Leipheimer was forced to pull out after the first road stage when he fractured his pelvis in an accident. In 2004, he was chosen to ride for the United States team in the Olympic Road Race.

Driving Directions to 2 DeSilva Island Court, Mill Valley

From San Francisco take 101 north over GG Bridge north past Sausalito over small bridge to Seminary Drive turn off… at stop light go straight into DeSilva Island up and over mountain to bottom of other side to #2 DeSilva

From San Rafael take 101 south past Tiburon turn off to Seminary Drive. At stop sign turn left and go under freeway to stop light. Turn right into DeSilva Island. Go up and over top to bottom of other side to #2 DeSilva
Phone at Moore house: 388-5212