MAD CAP EVENTS, LLC
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA

Lloyd is in charge of making sure that the race course is bad ass on race day. He carefully checks the mud to ensure that it is deep and thick. He masterfully designs and builds extreme obstacles so that they test your limits. Thanks to Lloyd’s genius, the Savage Race course is the best mud run in the business. Having lived for several years in Lake Tahoe, California, Lloyd has a passion for traveling, snowboarding and outdoor recreation. Growing up in Maine, Alex was raised on blueberries and lobster tail. You could normally find him playing ice hockey on a nearby pond during the harsh winters or on the golf course during the summer months. After earning his degree in Sport Management at Springfield College, Alex moved to Florida and joined the Savage Race team. On race day, you can find him meticulously polishing medals at the finish line making sure they’re ready for a fresh coat of mud. Born and raised on the South Shore of Long Island (or Lawn Guyland if you asked him to tawk about it) Sean spent more time as a kid playing music than sports. After finishing high school Sean moved to Orlando where he received his Bachelor’s and MBA from the University of Central Florida. While working as a Business Analyst and Consultant at UCF, Sean was introduced to the Savage Race crew and became hooked on everything obstacle racing. When he’s not tracking down the next Savage venue, he can be found adding race medals to his collection, playing music, and honing his negotiating skills by spending time with his mother and fiancé. Mac Stone is the official Savage photographer. From Gainesville, Florida, Mac grew up playing tag with alligators in the swamps and is known for doing whatever it takes to get the shot. When he’s not shooting our events, he’s waist deep in some of the wildest parts of the country photographing wildlife for a number of magazines and organizations. Currently he’s working on a coffee table book all about the Everglades to be released in 2014. As the registration manager, Karleen is in charge of making sure all of our participants get to their wave on time. She loves welcoming all of the participants and spectators in the early morning of event day. If you’re still not awake yet, you will be when you meet Karleen. If you can find her when she’s not running around helping our fantastic volunteers, ask her for a big hug. She will be happy to oblige! Kathy used to collect bags as a child and arranged them in various categories. We knew she would be a great fit and complement the gear check area as she ensures everyone that she has never lost a bag. We are all able to sleep a little better at night. Rumor has it that if you bring her coffee on race day, there will be a present waiting for you inside your bag when you come to pick it up! Lloyd is in charge of making sure that the race course is bad ass on race day. He carefully checks the mud to ensure that it is deep and thick. He masterfully designs and builds extreme obstacles so that they test your limits. Thanks to Lloyd’s genius, the Savage Race course is the best mud run in the business. Having lived for several years in Lake Tahoe, California, Lloyd has a passion for traveling, snowboarding and outdoor recreation. Growing up in Maine, Alex was raised on blueberries and lobster tail. You could normally find him playing ice hockey on a nearby pond during the harsh winters or on the golf course during the summer months. After earning his degree in Sport Management at Springfield College, Alex moved to Florida and joined the Savage Race team. On race day, you can find him meticulously polishing medals at the finish line making sure they’re ready for a fresh coat of mud. Born and raised on the South Shore of Long Island (or Lawn Guyland if you asked him to tawk about it) Sean spent more time as a kid playing music than sports. After finishing high school Sean moved to Orlando where he received his Bachelor’s and MBA from the University of Central Florida. While working as a Business Analyst and Consultant at UCF, Sean was introduced to the Savage Race crew and became hooked on everything obstacle racing. When he’s not tracking down the next Savage venue, he can be found adding race medals to his collection, playing music, and honing his negotiating skills by spending time with his mother and fiancé. Mac Stone is the official Savage photographer. From Gainesville, Florida, Mac grew up playing tag with alligators in the swamps and is known for doing whatever it takes to get the shot. When he’s not shooting our events, he’s waist deep in some of the wildest parts of the country photographing wildlife for a number of magazines and organizations. Currently he’s working on a coffee table book all about the Everglades to be released in 2014. As the registration manager, Karleen is in charge of making sure all of our participants get to their wave on time. She loves welcoming all of the participants and spectators in the early morning of event day. If you’re still not awake yet, you will be when you meet Karleen. If you can find her when she’s not running around helping our fantastic volunteers, ask her for a big hug. She will be happy to oblige! Kathy used to collect bags as a child and arranged them in various categories. We knew she would be a great fit and complement the gear check area as she ensures everyone that she has never lost a bag. We are all able to sleep a little better at night. Rumor has it that if you bring her coffee on race day, there will be a present waiting for you inside your bag when you come to pick it up!