The Pro/1/2 event will feature 7 trips up the Old Georgetown wall where a lot of the action will take place. This is a true European Style Classics Road Race. Great for Spectators and Sponsors. The Start Finish is located with in walking distance of the Old Georgetown Wall. You will get to see the race develop and the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat.It is going to be a war on wheels. The strongest will be the first to the line.On Sunday we tackle the final stage,a 12 lap circuit in Princeton with for a total of 28.8 miles. A full race report to follow. Click for event website
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Kudzu prepares for the Giro Di Jersey
Tomorrow we head to Ringoes, NJ to tackle the Giro Di Jersey, a 3 day stage race around the Princeton area. Tomorrow's stage is a 15K time trial with Jafer set to go at 11:01:30, followed by Thomas at 11:04:30, then Oscar at 11:08:30 and finally Joey at 11:30:30. Saturday's stage starts at 9am in Rocky Hill, a 7 lap circuit race for a total of 73.5 miles. From the race website:
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What's fast, growing, and everywhere?
What exactly is Kudzu? Well, if you are from the south you'd probably say that it grows everywhere on everything and is nearly impossible to stop (just like our team). For those of you that haven't had the pleasure of experiencing kudzu, this literally happened overnight.
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