Keith "KK" Ketterer-World Champion

KK resides in Camarillo, CA (Ventura County)

3-Time UCI World Champion

s Individual Pursuit (55-59) 2010

s Scratch Race (55-59) 2010

s Points Race (55-59) 2010

                    

5-Time US National Champion

s Road Race (50-54) 2009

s Points Race (50-54) 2009

s Madison (45+) 2009

s 2-Time Team Pursuit (50+) 2008-2009

                    

2-UCI World Record Holder

s World Hour Record (50-54) 2009

s World Hour Record (55-59) 2012

                    

2-Time Silver Medalist

s National Championship Points Race (50-54) 2008

s National Championship Madison (45+) 2008

                    

2-Time Bronze Medalist

s Elite National Track Championships, Team Pursuit 2010

s National Championship Road Race (50-54) 2006                     

                                            

Additional Race Stats

s State Champion, SoCal Cup Series (45+) 2009

s 82 Road & Track Victories (2002-2011)      

s 38 Mountain Bike Victories (1990-2007)

s 23 State Championship Titles (1991-2011)                          

s 5^th UCI Masters World ITT Championships (2005)

s 3 Time US National Team, Mountain Bike (1991-1993)

s 25 Podium results at USTS Triathlons (1983-1989)     
                  

2011 Season Highlights - 23 top-three podium finishes, including 12 victories

s 5^th Pro/Elite US National Track Championships, Team Pursuit, HDC Velodrome, Carson, CA

s California State Inv-Time Trial Champion (55-59) Lake Los Angeles, CA

s California State Road Race Champion (55-59), Bakersfield, CA

s Manhattan Beach Grand Prix Champion, (55-59), Manhattan Beach, CA

                    

Related Achievements and Accolades

s Inside Sales Representative of the Year, Giant Bicycle, USA, 2005, 2007, 2008

s Club VP, Race Committee Member and Rider Manager for the 2007-2009 Amgen/Giant Masters Team

s Rider Manager for the 2004-2006 Sonance/Specialized Team & Voted “Most Valuable Rider” in 2005

s Professional Team Manager for the 1994-1999, world-renowned Diamondback Racing Team, guiding several prominent riders to podium results at premier events including 1996 Olympic Bronze Medalist, Susan De Mattei (USA), 1996 Junior World Champion, Nolvenn Le Caer (FRA), 1996 Bronze Medalist and 1997 World Champion, Hubert Pallhuber (ITA) and 1996 U-23 Bronze Medalist and 1997 U-23 Silver Medalist, Cadel Evans (AUS)

Other references and accomplishments are available upon request.