Almost 1,900 mountain bikers descended on Willow Springs Ranch north of Tucson to compete in the 14th annual 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo, which was sponsored by Tucson Medical Center.

Event organizer and Epic Rides president Todd Sadow said the weekend was a success.

“The weather was perfect, the crowd was great, everybody was obviously excited to be there,” Sadow said. What makes it so much fun is the camaraderie, sharing a weekend with 2,000 of your best mountain biking friends.”

Check out the results here.

Each year I pull out some of the best names. Be warned, they are often offensive:

• Man vs. Cholla
• Show Me Your O2 Face
• Hold my beer and watch this BS
• My Wife Left Me for a Slower Team
• Watt up
• Chainring Circus
• Bacon Power
• Perky Knobs / Squishy Grips
• Bad Assets
• Rollin Rollin Man My Nuts R Swollen!
• ichthyosaurus
• End-Stage Cyclomyalgia
• Honey Badgers Don’t Care
• I Hate My Brother in Law
• 4 Jacks and a Jill
• Bourbon Betties
• Duo-che Bags
• Playa’s got to play
• Sleepless in the Saddle
• Succumbed To Beer Pressure
• Menstrual Cycles
• Juan-Solo
• Insert Cool Team Name Here

2013 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo

Each year thousands of people head to the desert north of Tucson for 24 hours of mountain bike racing hosted by Epic Rides. This year’s race was sponsored by Tucson Medical Center

Storified by Mike McKisson· Sun, Feb 17 2013 20:48:34