Showing posts with label racing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label racing. Show all posts

2009-10-06

37th Annual Carolina Cup Commentary

I finally completed the commentary on my Carolina Cup photos. Follow the link to see.

2009-09-14

37th Annual Carolina Cup

Here are the photos I took before the cheap replacement battery on my camera conked out with one hour left in the Pro/1/2 race. I'll be editing the photo captions as I collect more race data. Needless to say, there is a very good 11-14 Junior who will be making news for a while if he sticks to this sport (He raced in both Junior races AND Cat 3!).



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2009-09-12

Carolina Cup is Tomorrow!

First, the obligatory Queen video:



On 13 Sep 09 the Carolina Cup will be run in Country Park on the north side of Greensboro.



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Here are a few pics from while we were getting some setup done this morning.


From Carolina Cup 2009

The Start/Finish area being laid out.


From Carolina Cup 2009

The starting stretch going into Duckwalk Corner under construction.


From Carolina Cup 2009

The run-in to the Finish line. It's a slight uphill, maybe 2% tops, after dropping off a short 4% drop. This should be the place to see some high speed fire works.


Hope to see everyone there!


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2009-07-07

The Lance Effect

Is Armstrong a certified genius or just a total attention whore? From what I had been seeing leading up to this years TdF I assumed he didn't have the form to podium, much less win, the race. And yet yesterday he catapults from 10th to 3rd position on the GC and today with a little help from his "friends" he is now 0.18 seconds out of 1st place. Cancellara will fold in the mountains, that much is a foregone conclusion. Maybe not in the Pyrennees but definitely in the Alps. Will Armstrong hold together and will Contador hand over the reigns? Alberto is young enough to potentially eclipse Armstrong in TdF wins if he were to focus on that tour as Lance did. He's shown the strength to win any tour he decides he wants with Giro and Vuelta wins after his first TdF win. Prior to the TdF it looked like Armstrong was in the mix almost purely as a Livestrong/Cancer Research Awareness publicity stunt. Now it almost looks like he might have been sandbagging in the Stage 1 ITT in order to generate shock and awe during Stages 3 and 4.

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2009-06-29

The Future of US Pro Cycling


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Just wish Liam would wear his helmet properly. He has no protection from a face plant here.

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