Was the P, 1, 2 race for the State Champ supposed to be 1 hour + 2? I noticed that the results are at :59 minutes. Did rain shorten the event because a sub one hour crit for a State Championship seems a little diluted? Just askin', not hatin'.
"Bissell previously announced development team riders Mac Brennan, Weston Luzadder and Alex Vanius would move from Bissell-ABG-Nuvo, a domestic elite squad, to the UCI Continental team in late July. Brennan recently finished sixth at the U23 criterium national championships, while Luzadder comes from the powerful collegiate cycling program at Marian University. Vanius won the amateur Joe Martin Stage Race and a handful of other Midwest regional races this year. The trio raced as pros for the first time in defense of Eric Young's jersey at the USA Cycling Pro Criterium National Championship on July 28, in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Kem said the larger roster at the end of the season allows the team to stay fresh and not over extend its riders. "It lets us go to pro crit with a really strong team, go to Elk Grove with a really strong team, not have anybody who doubles up at Elk Grove and Utah, and then go to Colorado with a really strong team," he said.
"Right now is a time when the schedule gets crazy," Kem said. "I've got too many races and not enough guys. For the rest of the year, 11 riders is perfect because I don't have that many guys sitting at home not racing. There's just not enough races to justify this massive roster, but then at the end of the season, these three guys, five guys, really make a team work."
Schmalz and Kyer will join Jeremy Vennell, Ben Jacques-Maynes, Carter Jones, Chris Baldwin, Chris Barton and Vanias on the team's Tour of Utah roster".
Nice to see Mac and A moving up. Hopefully they'll survive the "meat grinder" that it is.
Was the P, 1, 2 race for the State Champ supposed to be 1 hour + 2? I noticed that the results are at :59 minutes. Did rain shorten the event because a sub one hour crit for a State Championship seems a little diluted? Just askin', not hatin'.
ReplyDeleteno rain...just poor timing
ReplyDeleteScene, by posting those clips you violated the 1st rule.
ReplyDeleteshhhhh!
ReplyDeleteKhaki, Panther and Bissell whipped
ReplyDeleteKhaki, rode like jerks
ReplyDeletedo tell...
ReplyDeleteheadbutting in mid field with 15min 2 go? wtf
ReplyDeleteThey rode patient, aggressive, better and took all the money, jerks.
ReplyDeletewhat ever
ReplyDeleteHey Michigan Sceners who never leave the state, that's called real bike racing.
ReplyDeletehands on bars, mouth shut. mean mugging and straight up mugging is legal. welcome to the real scene.
ReplyDeleteno its just being a big dick in a lil bed.
ReplyDeleteOn a more positive note...
ReplyDelete"Bissell previously announced development team riders Mac Brennan, Weston Luzadder and Alex Vanius would move from Bissell-ABG-Nuvo, a domestic elite squad, to the UCI Continental team in late July. Brennan recently finished sixth at the U23 criterium national championships, while Luzadder comes from the powerful collegiate cycling program at Marian University. Vanius won the amateur Joe Martin Stage Race and a handful of other Midwest regional races this year. The trio raced as pros for the first time in defense of Eric Young's jersey at the USA Cycling Pro Criterium National Championship on July 28, in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Kem said the larger roster at the end of the season allows the team to stay fresh and not over extend its riders. "It lets us go to pro crit with a really strong team, go to Elk Grove with a really strong team, not have anybody who doubles up at Elk Grove and Utah, and then go to Colorado with a really strong team," he said.
"Right now is a time when the schedule gets crazy," Kem said. "I've got too many races and not enough guys. For the rest of the year, 11 riders is perfect because I don't have that many guys sitting at home not racing. There's just not enough races to justify this massive roster, but then at the end of the season, these three guys, five guys, really make a team work."
Schmalz and Kyer will join Jeremy Vennell, Ben Jacques-Maynes, Carter Jones, Chris Baldwin, Chris Barton and Vanias on the team's Tour of Utah roster".
Nice to see Mac and A moving up. Hopefully they'll survive the "meat grinder" that it is.
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ReplyDeleteDid scene only rider 9:02 say "I'm a pussy"
ReplyDeletewhat?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.velominati.com/the-rules/
ReplyDeleteRead rule 5
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