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Feed Zone in a Time Trial?

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  1. Richard Adams said:
    Ernst Noch said:
    RonSonic said:

    On Fri, 22 Jul 2005 15:25:19 GMT, Nev Shea <[email hidden]> wrote:

    > Joe Blow <[email hidden]> wrote in
    > news:[email hidden]:
    >
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    >> Looking at the profile for tomorrows stage, they put a feed zone in at
    >> 34Km of a 55Km race. Don't remember noticing one in previous TT of
    >> Tours.
    >
    >
    > Though they don't show it on the map, the time trial routes always
    > pass a cafe where the riders must dismount, run in, eat a sandwich
    > and drink a cappuchino before continuing on course. This gives a true
    > test of their bicycle racing skills because eating is always a
    > critical part of their day, so the fastest at both pedaling and
    > eating will win.

    Some club did something like that in the US. A ride/race with a donut
    station on
    every lap and time bonuses for donuts consumed. Something like 30
    seconds a
    Krispy Kreme or some such.

    Much chucking up.

    Ron

    There's this interesting race called Bier-Marathon. There are different
    variations of it, here's one:

    http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A//www.bier-marathon.de/index.php%3Fpage%3Dregeln

    The rules are simple:
    Two runners, one cradle of beer (normaly 10 litres) and a 7km course.
    The first pair two finish with a cradle of empty bottles wins - whereby
    the beer has to be drunken.

    Immediately followed by the projectile vomiting competition.

    Distance AND volume.

    Ron

    Quoted message said:

    Ever run when drunk?

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