Excellent timing, thanks Russ.
2010 World Solo 24 Hour Championships
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Excellent timing, thanks Russ.
Le Matelot
Canberra Off-Road Cyclists
Shouldn't be. By my count one of you will pas a point on the track every 11 seconds and there should be a rider about every 45 metres.
smokeybear
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I'm not sure if there is anything formal in place, but I'm sure if you post when you arrive all us Canberra locals would be happy for you to tag along if we're riding at Stromlo or around town.
Le Matelot
Canberra Off-Road Cyclists
Beat me by 3 minutes !
Solo rider lists, by category and by name, are on the event website news section.
So - on that section there are now:
. course maps
. World Solo entry lists
. Scott 24Hr entry lists
Solo rider lists, by category and by name, are on the event website news section.
So - on that section there are now:
. course maps
. World Solo entry lists
. Scott 24Hr entry lists
-iRideBikes-
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Theres a couple of big international names in there! This should be epic! Tony Hogg could be a real danger man, especially if he can maintain his blistering pace this time round. I deliberately entered in a team of 6 so I could spend more time watching you guys tear it up! Give 'em hell
tcp13equals2
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I vote to ditch that Holden's creek section ... that little creek crossing means a night of wet feet and crunchy chains ...
Australia
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Seconded (even though I'm not exactly sure where youre refering to, I'd just like to stay dry-ish)
thanks! any idea on total climbing per lap?
smokeybear
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Just looked at the Elite Men list. Where are the Yanks? There's not a one!
Blingerific
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Anti_Trainer
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Woo Hoo! 500m of climbing per lap, I'm a happy-happy camper!
Australia
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Are you sure, I didnt think it looked like it undulated that much on the profile?
In any case, plenty of climbing - bring your legs
Incredible, its tough picking the categories where Aussies won't sweep the podium... a little disappointing that after so many Aussies travelled to US/CAN so few are coming back - perhaps a symptom of the not insifgnificant economic uncertainty in North America at present? The Brits seem well represented for a country that only just had its first solo only race.
Well, we know what categories everyone is in, time to place your bets!
I hope the sweep is still on for the Elite mens, all that climbing and smooth skyline/luge descent must have Tony Hogg (NZ) licking his lips!
In any case, plenty of climbing - bring your legs
Incredible, its tough picking the categories where Aussies won't sweep the podium... a little disappointing that after so many Aussies travelled to US/CAN so few are coming back - perhaps a symptom of the not insifgnificant economic uncertainty in North America at present? The Brits seem well represented for a country that only just had its first solo only race.
Well, we know what categories everyone is in, time to place your bets!
I hope the sweep is still on for the Elite mens, all that climbing and smooth skyline/luge descent must have Tony Hogg (NZ) licking his lips!
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no visas for usa endurance men as per ministry for endurance
very poor international list, guess english and co scared them into staying home.
where is the seeding? did i miss something? with start list known two weeks out from the race? scratches head and walks away....
o' bearded one, don't celebrate too soon
must be missing something cos the profile did not have a scale. assuming the same as for teams it looks more like a 1000 vertical metres?
Le Matelot
Canberra Off-Road Cyclists
Actually, the % of non-Australian riders is about the same as the % of non-North-American riders when it is held in USA/Canada.
We actually have a pretty reasonable international field (of 73) especially when you consider that the total field for the 2009 world champs was 112.
The max Aussie contingent in Canada was 26 in 2008, (and 18 last year).
I'm onto it ...
