July 27, 2007
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Superweek wrap-up VII
After a hot streak, Rock Racing got shut out two days in a row, and Kayle Leogrande now has some work to do to catch Mexican Marco Rios and Australian Jonathan Cantwell, both of Kahala-LaGrange. He needs to gain 23 points over the last three days of Superweek to take the P/1/2 overall.
I've never been, but Saturday's Downer Avenue race in Milwaukee will deliver a festival atmosphere with 12,000 fans coming out for the twilight racing. Wish I could make it.
Chris Halverson (IS Corp) has won only one stage so far, but he's been a picture of consistency and holds a commanding lead in the 40+ 1/2/3.
Lyons' Kristen Meshberg (Flatlandia) won her second stage Thursday in Sheboygan, Wis., but the women's 3/4 overall is far from settled. Can't say the same for the men's 4/5: Nathan Longley (Beans & Barley) won again Thursday to clinch his overall title three days early.
Village of Howard Cycling Classic race reports:
Amanda Miller (Atlas; W-3/4): "This lapped rider all of a sudden pulls off in front of us and slows down. Crap. So my wheel goes around her and I am stuck."
Christine Roettger (X Plane Team Revolution; W-3/4): "Hydration, burritos, sleep. Wake up and kick some ass. That's my plan."
Mark Swartzendruber (Delta Faucet; 40+ 1/2/3): "The faster guy won. That's the thing about bike racing. Most of the time the faster guy wins."
Heritage Square race reports:
Amanda Miller (Atlas; W-3/4): "Two laps to go the skies opened up and it poured. Crap!"
Comments
It's gonna be pretty tough going for Kayle to be able to shake both Jonathon and Marco. Also remember that he was on our team last year (Kahala-LaGrange) so there is that little extra incentive for our boys to hang tight!
Posted by: Faris at July 28, 2007 10:10 PM
