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Sep 20-2009 |
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Tony was HOT:
35+ 3,4 - Just poor me. Chico Corsa had 6 guys out of 40 or so and Davis had 4 so I figured I'd watch them. EARLY on a San Jose guy attacked, then a Chico guy bridged. Seemed to early. Then a guy I've ridden in several breaks in before went to bridge so I though hmm, better but it took me 1/2 a lap to get in position to get to the front. I spent the next 4 laps clawing my way to toward the 3. Finally a 3rd pillar guy came up to me and we worked...
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Sep 19-2009 |
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Jesster wrote:
Pat, Robert, Jess vs. Full field inc. Cale Reeder & 2 teammates, Bickel, 3 Reno (as if).
We totally controlled this race. Bickel went solo for the first half of the race. Lots of attacks and counters by the 3 of us. Finally we got Robert up with Bickel and several guys joined them, including Reeder, who was the last guy to join. Jess & Pat tried to bridge a few times, but the pack wouldn't have it, so we blocked the living shit ou...
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Sep 17-2009 |
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Jonathan Eropkin is not sure why:
I'm not aware of another event on any racing calendar like this one. The typical hard bike race is usually difficult because of the level of competition combined with the race course and conditions. Everest is different to the extent that the level of competition is irrelevant, and your biggest competitor is YOU. The course, however, is spectacular, terrifying, at times tedious, and overall extremely impressionable. |
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