Just fifty-eight Planet Ultra riders completed the Grand Slam in 2003 by completing four or more Planet Ultra doubles (or longer brevets)! These are the super heroes of Planet Ultra, the hardiest of the hardy, the toughest of the tough, the few, the proud, the brave! Roll out the red carpet, because here they are:

These 30 Grand Slam Official Finishers did four double centuries or longer (compared to 14 in 2002):
Clem Bartolai, Lasse Bjerga, Carol Breed, Brandon Bruce, Robert Buntrock, Russell Cammell, Dale Cole, Scot Gould, Doug Grattan, Michelle Kashima, Charles Kaye, Fred Lichtenstern, Charlie Liskey, John A. Long, Robert Macdonald, Frank Neal, Ralph Pacini, Kenneth Pang, Mark Parish, Gary Poles, Ken Rodenberg, Rob Schmidt, Alan Smith, Bracken Smith, Sean Smith, Brian Tavoian, Bruce Taylor, Eric Wilson, Steven Winfrey, and Lonnie Wolff

These 17 Grand Slam Official Finishers did five Planet Ultra double centuries or longer (compared to 11 in 2002):
John Beam, Paul Biron, Chuck Bramwell, Mark Dehanke, Richard Grantner, Francis Ignacio, Franklin Jensen, David A. Jones, Paul Kopit, Thomas Lawrence, Edward Linert, John D. Long, Tom O'Kane, Brian Rapp, Jorge Saavedra, Steve Warner, and Mike Warren

These 6 Grand Slam Official Finishers did six Planet Ultra double centuries or longer: (compared to 2 in 2002) Charles Griffice, Tim Skipper, Michael Sturgill, Cathe Waltmire, Wick Waltmire, and Rowena Wildin

These 2 Grand Slam Official Finishers did seven Planet Ultra double centuries or longer (compared to 0 in 2002):
Dave Evans and Jeff Landauer

These 3 Grand Slam Official Finishers did eight Planet Ultra double centuries or longer (compared to 1 in 2002):
Brian Bowling, John T. Clare, and Thomas Parkes

Scroll down to see which events they rode, and their finishing times. Also, note that those with an asterix completed the Grand Slam AND volunteered at at least one Planet Ultra event. (Click here to see the full list of 2003 volunteers.)