The MVA Board is voted upon annually and is made up of members of the community wanting to lead and support at the track.

You can find other important board related documents at the bottom of this page.

Andy Baker

President

Contact: admin@velodrome.org

Andy grew up at the track: ringing the bell, teaching classes, and racing as a junior. After a fifteen year hiatus from racing, Andy is back on track and slowly learning that adults have to actually train in order to be fast. As a new board member and president, Andy is looking forward to helping keep the Velodrome a welcoming and inclusive place for racers, juniors, spectators, and their families. Track is family. Off the track, Andy is an amateur winemaker and an unofficial cinnamon roll inspector for the greater Seattle area.

Tyson Danilson

Vice President

Contact: info@velodrome.org

A Washington native, Tyson raced road, cyclocross, and mountain bikes across the PNW before figuring out that track is where it’s at.  Friday night races are a family event for the DanFam with Sarah and Poppy set up in the grass by corner one, Ginger lining up for the kiddie kilo, and Wes enjoying the donut truck while encouraging the racers.

Abbe Lynch

Treasurer

Contact: treasurer@velodrome.org

Coming soon

Gene Wainright

Secretary

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Gene grew up in Seattle, riding bikes for fun and transportation.  He came to the track a little later in life, but quickly grew to love racing in mass start races.  The track community is so lucky to have our Velodrome here, Gene wants to help ensure JBMV will continue to grow for years to come.

Erin Bailie

Member

Contact: classes@velodrome.org

Erin grew up riding and cheering at her home track in Atlanta. When she moved to Seattle, she knew she had to join the track community and started racing at Jerry Baker in 2021. Erin’s goal on the board is to support all riders in learning and growing, from youth and novice adults all the way to elites. 

Andrew Carlberg

Member

Contact: racing@velodrome.org

Andrew got his start racing bikes in Texas through the his fathers influence. Andrew decided to run for the board after being forced to by Chris Weber because he wanted to help make a difference in something he is super passionate about.  If you have any thoughts on what you want racing to be like in the future, please feel free to reach out!

Emily Alexander

Member

Contact: marketing@velodrome.org

Coming soon

Stan Douglas

Member

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Originally from the South Puget sound, Stan grew up racing bikes around the forest. In 2018, he discovered his passion for track cycling and the community around it. When he’s not on his track bike, you can find him swimming, biking, and running in different events throughout the northwest.

James Campbell-Harris

Member

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James first came out to the track in 2018, starting racing in earnest in ’19, and along the way fell in love with the amazing community. More recently, he can be seen ostentatiously gracing the track in his unicorn and stormtrooper inspired kits. James gets the most stoked about the community, last lap flyers, and getting more people to love the track. When not at the track, James chases his toddler around, sells stuff on the internet, and plays with action figures.

Amara Edwards

Program Director

Contact: amara@velodrome.org

In her tenth year as program director, Amara is on the front-line of all things Jerry Baker Memorial Velodrome related. She can be found almost every day all late-spring/summer at the track. She has her hand in just about everything that happens around the track, so feel free to contact her with question, ideas, concerns, etc.

Cory Edwards

Web Admin/Announcer

Contact: webadm@velodrome.org

Being married to the program director is one way to get involved. Cory is the voice of the Velodrome on Friday Nights and for special events, serves as the Website Admin, and is the primary director for the livestream. Supporter of the track and all-around point person for all things technology.

Katherine Wade-Easley

Member

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Katherine grew up in the PNW riding horses, before adding bikes to her stable in 2018. Joining track in 2020, meant a place to go fast without having to climb big hills, all the while being surrounded by a wonderful and supportive community. Katherine is looking forward to utilizing her love of teaching to help support the classes and clinics the track offers, as well as being involved in the racing and support side of the board. Katherine can quite often be found in the infield with her “track dog”, Tequila Rose, by her side. Off the track, Katherine is the owner/head trainer at Sundance Equestrian, where she spends her time teaching and training for the hunter/jumper community.

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