Jittery Joes Roaster opps roster

[David Sommervil]

No Dirk Friel this year!

David Sommerville

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Jittery Joe's 2003 The Jittery Joe's Cycling Team has announced its roster for 2003. Returning will
be young sprinter Jeff Hopkins from Australia, climbing specialist Cesar Grajales Calle from
Colombia, multi-talented Australian Luke Stockwell, U23 Time Trial bronze medalist Chad Hartley, and
American strongmen Jacob Rosenbarger and Jesse Lawler. The team will also add cyclocross rider
Jonathan Sundt to its roster as well as a few auxiliary riders from the Southeast. The team will be
working with amateur Atlanta-based team RealityBikes.com to bring up young up-and-coming riders
through the pro ranks. The team has also increased its main source of sponsorship dollars via by
selling more Jittery Joe's Cycling Coffee. "Now that we have national distribution we're selling a
huge amount of Cycling Coffee," said Jittery Joe's CEO Keith Kortemeier. "It's clear now that our
co-op based sponsorship is going to work beyond expectations." Team Roster Jeff Hopkins (Aus) Cesar
Grajales (Col) Jesse Lawler (USA) Jake Rosenbarger (USA) Chad Hartley (USA) Luke Stockwell (Aus)
Jonny Sundt (USA) Kurt Garin (USA) Drew Deters (USA) Director Sportif: Micah Rice Sponsors Jittery
Joe's Coffee K2 (Bicycles) Cane Creek (wheels) Maxxis (Tires) Truvativ (components) Verge Sport
(clothing) SRAM (chains and cassettes) Profile Design (aero equipment) Clif Bar (Nutrition) Tifosi
Optics (eyewear) Catlike (Helmets)

 

[Velorodkingston]

>Subject: Jittery Joes Roaster opps roster From: "David Sommerville" [email protected]
>Date: 1/14/2003 7:22 AM Mountain Standard Time Message-id:
><[email protected]>
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>No Dirk Friel this year!

Ummmm.... yeah,,,, Where the **** have you been?

David, you really are burned out. As your coach, i want you to take off at least 2 weeks from rbr
and come back with a fresh outlook.

Do some things you like to do. I know you are a pretty buff guy, so lift some weights. Do some
experimental hair design research on some bums, or on your ex think teammates, i am sure they
would love that, i mean they "are more of a car team". Do some motorpacing for one of your 11too
many clients.

I talked to my team director and my mom last night, it was easy enought because ANdy is tapping that
ass at our house. ANd as they ar both big readers of RBR they both agree you need some time off. At
this rate you will never make it around to the corestates posts time frame.

Take my advice, if not write it down and give it to one of your clients.

Geez up HO's Down.

Rod Doggy Dog
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>David Sommerville
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>Jittery Joe's 2003 The Jittery Joe's Cycling Team has announced its roster for 2003. Returning will
>be young sprinter Jeff Hopkins from Australia, climbing specialist Cesar Grajales Calle from
>Colombia, multi-talented Australian Luke Stockwell, U23 Time Trial bronze medalist Chad Hartley,
>and American strongmen Jacob Rosenbarger and Jesse Lawler. The team will also add cyclocross rider
>Jonathan Sundt to its roster as well as a few auxiliary riders from the Southeast. The team will be
>working with amateur Atlanta-based team RealityBikes.com to bring up young up-and-coming riders
>through the pro ranks. The team has also increased its main source of sponsorship dollars via by
>selling more Jittery Joe's Cycling Coffee. "Now that we have national distribution we're selling a
>huge amount of Cycling Coffee," said Jittery Joe's CEO Keith Kortemeier. "It's clear now that our
>co-op based sponsorship is going to work beyond expectations." Team Roster Jeff Hopkins (Aus) Cesar
>Grajales (Col) Jesse Lawler (USA) Jake Rosenbarger (USA) Chad Hartley (USA) Luke Stockwell (Aus)
>Jonny Sundt (USA) Kurt Garin (USA) Drew Deters (USA) Director Sportif: Micah Rice Sponsors Jittery
>Joe's Coffee K2 (Bicycles) Cane Creek (wheels) Maxxis (Tires) Truvativ (components) Verge Sport
>(clothing) SRAM (chains and cassettes) Profile Design (aero equipment) Clif Bar (Nutrition) Tifosi
>Optics (eyewear) Catlike (Helmets)
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[Andrew Martin]

"David Sommerville" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
> No Dirk Friel this year!
>
> David Sommerville
>
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> ____________________________________________________________________________
> _________
> Jittery Joe's 2003 The Jittery Joe's Cycling Team has announced its roster for 2003. Returning
> will be young sprinter Jeff Hopkins from Australia, climbing specialist Cesar Grajales Calle from
> Colombia, multi-talented Australian Luke Stockwell, U23 Time Trial bronze medalist Chad Hartley,
> and American strongmen Jacob Rosenbarger and Jesse Lawler. The team will also add cyclocross rider
> Jonathan Sundt to its roster as well as a few auxiliary riders from the Southeast. The team will
> be working with amateur Atlanta-based team RealityBikes.com to bring up young up-and-coming riders
> through the pro ranks. The team has also increased its main source of sponsorship dollars via by
> selling more Jittery Joe's Cycling Coffee. "Now that we have national distribution we're selling a
> huge amount of Cycling Coffee," said Jittery Joe's CEO Keith Kortemeier. "It's clear now that our
> co-op based sponsorship is going to work beyond expectations." Team Roster Jeff Hopkins (Aus)
> Cesar Grajales (Col) Jesse Lawler (USA) Jake Rosenbarger (USA) Chad Hartley (USA) Luke Stockwell
> (Aus) Jonny Sundt (USA) Kurt Garin (USA) Drew Deters (USA) Director Sportif: Micah Rice Sponsors
> Jittery Joe's Coffee K2 (Bicycles) Cane Creek (wheels) Maxxis (Tires) Truvativ (components) Verge
> Sport (clothing) SRAM (chains and cassettes) Profile Design (aero equipment) Clif Bar (Nutrition)
> Tifosi Optics (eyewear) Catlike (Helmets)

No Dirk, but Johnny Sundt gets a ride. Good for him - he's not a crit speciallist or anything, but
he knows how to hurt well in a RR. One more PNW made good (albeit with the high-power J-F-J's team).

-a (pretty soon we'll have no more 1/2 field left up here)