Southeastern Hub of racing for April/May

Check it out. Yesterday, we had: 120 Pro 1, 2 riders in the Tour de Moore, where I saw lots of Ideal
Tile, Bike doctor, and Snow valley riders, in NC. Some folks went from there to Athens, some hung
around for a crit in Chapel Hill today (congrats to Fairway Subaru for winning both Tour de Moore
and Chapel Hill convincingly, Harkey and Conn, respectively). At the same time, of course, the Tour
de Georgia was ripping. Next week are the 4 Heritage crits in SC, followed by the Roswell, GA, NRC
race on Sunday. So, the Pros who are finished up the TdG today, and all the Yankees, etc, who came
in for Moore and Athens, are going to hang around for 5 more days of fairly big $ crits. Imagine the
speed.... Starting to feel like Philly in June around here. Greg Miller

 

"Bikerecker" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Check it out. Yesterday, we had: 120 Pro 1, 2 riders in the Tour de Moore, where I saw lots of
> Ideal Tile,
Bike
> doctor, and Snow valley riders, in NC. Some folks went from there to Athens, some hung around for
> a crit in
Chapel
> Hill today (congrats to Fairway Subaru for winning both Tour de Moore and Chapel Hill
> convincingly, Harkey and Conn, respectively). At the same
time, of
> course, the Tour de Georgia was ripping. Next week are the 4 Heritage crits in SC, followed by the
> Roswell, GA, NRC
race
> on Sunday. So, the Pros who are finished up the TdG today, and all the Yankees, etc, who came in
> for Moore and Athens, are going to hang around
for 5
> more days of fairly big $ crits.


WOW

 

Henry Chang wrote:

WOW

Glad to see your enthusiasm for such high level racing in such a non traditional area. Besides the
Wachovia week, no other racing in the country will approach what we've seen here in the the SE
this Spring.

Read about it again:

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/?id=2003/apr03/apr30news