Where in the World…

Where in the World is Team Type 1?

Darren Lill, Photo by Casey B. Gibson

Where in the world is Team Type 1 in this photo? Take a guess and you could win Team Type 1 and VSP Vision Care gear.

  • Massachusetts
  • Utah
  • New Hampshire
  • Missouri 

Submit your entry to vspactive@vsp.com.

Darren Lill, Team Type 1 Pro Men

Darren Lill established himself as one of the best climbers on the domestic racing scene in 2008 by scoring podium finishes whenever the race finished going up. His second place overall at the Mount Hood Cycling Classic and third place overall at the Bend Memorial Clinic Cascade Cycling Classic came in arguably two of the toughest climbing races in the United States.

As a second-year-professional in 2005, Lill won the world’s second-largest cycling event – beating more than 28,000 other competitors at the Pick’n Pay 94.7 Cycle Challenge 2005 in his homeland of South Africa.

10 Responses

  3. MonaLS, on June 26, 2009 at 11:43 am Said:

    Way to go Team Type 1! Congratulations on the win. Still following Team Type 2, can’t wait to see them across the finish line! My boyfriend has Type 2 diabetes and this sure has been inspiring!

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  4. Justin Schatz, on June 23, 2009 at 8:02 pm Said:

    Enjoy it, bring it home Cleve

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  5. James A. Ruggiero, on June 23, 2009 at 11:47 am Said:

    Hey! I’d like a pair of glasses but I live in Buffalo, NY no where near the race… But I’m following the team all day online!!!

    What can I do?
    Jamie
    striving for A1C of <6.0

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    • Melissa W., on June 23, 2009 at 3:39 pm Said:

      Hi Jamie,

      I’m so glad to hear you’re cheering for the team along with us as they race across America. I’d love to enter you into the photo contest. Just submit a picture of you with anything that has a Team Type 1 logo on it. Or, you can submit a picture of you with a sign supporting Team Type 1. Anything related to Team Type 1 will qualify!

      Melissa W.
      VSP Vision Care

      Reply
  6. kit, on June 21, 2009 at 5:17 pm Said:

    TT2! Way to go! ya’ll are amazing. can’t wait to see you cross the time station in washington, mo

    Kit

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  7. James A. Ruggiero, on June 21, 2009 at 5:35 am Said:

    Way to go TT1… Leading the race, keep it up!

    Keep it going, work hard, stay focused – we are all rooting for you.

    Jamie
    striving for A1C of <6.0

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  8. Ken Cole, on June 20, 2009 at 5:58 pm Said:

    Go kick some butt TT2 and TT1. Show ‘em what y’all go do. TT2 go show the world what a bunch of determined Type 2s can really do. This is kick ass, just kick ass. WOOO-FREAKING-HOOO!!!!!!

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  9. Andriette Timblin, on June 20, 2009 at 7:59 am Said:

    Go TT1 and TT2. You all are inspiring to all cyclists, both diabetic and not. I love what you are showing us about how to manage diabetes and exercise goals. And, about the abilities of the human mind and body.

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