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… and we learned a few things. Cyclocross is becoming more and more popular in Utah. Despite the nasty weather today, we had our biggest ever field, with about 280 riders. We need to allow a little more time between races to allow for better warm-ups. We need to be nicer Rules Nazis, and not [...] Sly and T-Bird say that soy will kill us all … but the next big stage race in the US is known locally as “TOFU” … Wonder if the winner will be vegan? As much as I can’t stand Larry H. Miller, I sure am glad that he is choosing to sink some of [...] Mark Cavendish wins fifth stage of Tour de France – Times Online Jeremy Whittle, Châteauroux Cometh the hour, cometh the Manxman. Mark Cavendish, 23, emerged from the jostling mêlée at the climax of the 232-kilometre fifth stage of the Tour de France to support his claim as cycling’s top sprinter with an irresistible dash [...] VeloNews | Tech Report: The Campagnolo 11-speed Super Record group In Feltre, Italy, this week, just 15km away from the memorial to Tullio Campagnolo at the summit of the Croce d’Aune pass, Campagnolo reintroduced its Super Record racing group. Super Record was Campagnolo’s mystical racing group, but it has been decommissioned for more than [...] Three races disappear in less than a week. From www.cyclingnews.com today: Tour of America cancels for 2008 It may no longer be April Fool’s day, but it would be understandable if you thought otherwise as the organizers of the first Tour of America announced on April 2 that their race for 2008 would not materialize. [...] You know you’ve got issues when even your therapist is bugging you about starting to date again … But it’s like this; I’m scared. I’m scared to death of repeating the same mistakes that I made when I was married. I’m afraid that I will still not be able to open up and share who [...] This article, in its original form, appeared in the final edition of the Bridgestone Owner’s Bunch (BOB) Gazette, in 1994. What is the most frustrating thing that can happen to a cyclist? I think one of them is being forced to walk. One weekend, late in the summer of 1994, I had that experience. Since [...] The type of rider who wins races where 125 riders start and one finishes—that’s a Flahute. A Flahute thinks the Tour de France is just a bunch of long training rides. A real race is one where it’s pouring rain, it’s cold, the roads are treacherous, and the prize list is about the same as [...] The type of rider who wins races where 125 riders start and one finishes—that’s a Flahute. A Flahute thinks the Tour de France is just a bunch of long training rides. A real race is one where it’s pouring rain, it’s cold, the roads are treacherous, and the prize list is about the same as [...] |
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