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Chris Walker Wins Nationals
I'm sure somebody can add race details.
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"BJC" wrote in message
... I'm sure somebody can add race details. 1. Chris Walker Labor Power 2. Billy Innes Lombardy Sports 3. Evan Elken Broadmark Capital 4. John Hamblen 5. John Hunt Village Peddler This is awesome, especially since he's been so close several times before. I doubt any amateur in the US has been training as consistently hard and as long as Chris Walker. He is definitely a sentimental favorite in every P12 race he does. OTOH, he is pure evil when he enters a Masters race. |
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On Wed, 16 Jun 2004 20:51:22 -0700, "Mark Fennell"
wrote: 1. Chris Walker Labor Power 2. Billy Innes Lombardy Sports 3. Evan Elken Broadmark Capital 4. John Hamblen 5. John Hunt Village Peddler John Hamblen is riding unattached or team just not available? Would be a surprise if he were unattached this late in the year. Curtis L. Russell Odenton, MD (USA) Just someone on two wheels... |
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BJC wrote in message .. .
I'm sure somebody can add race details. Here is the full story from VeloSnooze + others: http://www.velonews.com/ http://www.velonews.com/race/dom/articles/6284.0.html http://www.truesport.com/Bike/2004/r...ite061704.html http://www.cyclingnews.com/road.php?...e04/USelite042 |
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On 2004-06-16 16:30:40 -0700, BJC said:
I'm sure somebody can add race details. Strong, yes. Smart, no. He registered for a race one year wearing a track sweatsuit, backwards, with the back wide open. Wonder if he thought he was in a hospital? |
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"Bill Lloyd" wrote in message
... On 2004-06-16 16:30:40 -0700, BJC said: I'm sure somebody can add race details. Strong, yes. Smart, no. Now, is that really called for? And you're wrong btw. He registered for a race one year wearing a track sweatsuit, backwards, with the back wide open. Wonder if he thought he was in a hospital? I think he took his cue from you... http://www.altovelo.org/rr01/results/ .... or maybe he was just trying to tempt you. |
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On 2004-06-17 10:50:53 -0700, "Mark Fennell" said:
"Bill Lloyd" wrote in message ... On 2004-06-16 16:30:40 -0700, BJC said: I'm sure somebody can add race details. Strong, yes. Smart, no. Now, is that really called for? And you're wrong btw. Oh yeah? Was he your physics professor? He registered for a race one year wearing a track sweatsuit, backwards, with the back wide open. Wonder if he thought he was in a hospital? I think he took his cue from you... http://www.altovelo.org/rr01/results/ ... or maybe he was just trying to tempt you. Maybe. The season before that, he *did* try and ride me off the road when I wouldn't help him chase back my teammates when our 6 rider break split in half and 2 of my teammates were in the group of 3 that went up the road. When I asked him about it after the race, noting I outweighed him by 40 lbs, he responded "well, I'm pretty good at it if I can get under somebody." |
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"Bill Lloyd" wrote in message
... On 2004-06-17 10:50:53 -0700, "Mark Fennell" said: "Bill Lloyd" wrote in message ... On 2004-06-16 16:30:40 -0700, BJC said: I'm sure somebody can add race details. Strong, yes. Smart, no. Now, is that really called for? And you're wrong btw. Oh yeah? Was he your physics professor? He registered for a race one year wearing a track sweatsuit, backwards, with the back wide open. Wonder if he thought he was in a hospital? I think he took his cue from you... http://www.altovelo.org/rr01/results/ ... or maybe he was just trying to tempt you. Maybe. The season before that, he *did* try and ride me off the road when I wouldn't help him chase back my teammates when our 6 rider break split in half and 2 of my teammates were in the group of 3 that went up the road. When I asked him about it after the race, noting I outweighed him by 40 lbs, he responded "well, I'm pretty good at it if I can get under somebody." ....not that there's anything wrong with that. But back on topic, apparently the USAC officials wanted CW to return to Redlands tomorrow (Saturday) to participate in some joint awards ceremony with the winners of the other championship events and he politely declined. Then they offered to pay his expenses and let him ride the Olympic selection race with the elite, WITH-CONTRACTS riders so he accepted. Let's see how he does... |
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Mark Fennell wrote:
But back on topic, apparently the USAC officials wanted CW to return to Redlands tomorrow (Saturday) to participate in some joint awards ceremony with the winners of the other championship events and he politely declined. Then they offered to pay his expenses and let him ride the Olympic selection race with the elite, WITH-CONTRACTS riders so he accepted. Let's see how he does... What team will he be riding for? |
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