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the USA could have been 5 for 5 in to placings todays dauphin TT if
horner would of got the lead out of his shorts.
The US does pretty well considering how small the pool it has to
choose from as far as licensed racers. what is there, like 20-30 k
tops and half or more of them are over 35 !
gf said:the USA could have been 5 for 5 in to placings todays dauphin TT if
horner would of got the lead out of his shorts.The US does pretty well considering how small the pool it has to
choose from as far as licensed racers. what is there, like 20-30 k
tops and half or more of them are over 35 !
Half when measured by number of licenses, 95% when measured by weight.
gf said:the USA could have been 5 for 5 in to placings todays dauphin TT if
horner would of got the lead out of his shorts.
Yea, and it could'a been 6 for 6 if what's his name hadn't retired.
Tim Lines said:gf said:the USA could have been 5 for 5 in to placings todays dauphin TT if
horner would of got the lead out of his shorts.The US does pretty well considering how small the pool it has to
choose from as far as licensed racers. what is there, like 20-30 k
tops and half or more of them are over 35 !Half when measured by number of licenses, 95% when measured by weight.
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gf said:the USA could have been 5 for 5 in to placings todays dauphin TT if
horner would of got the lead out of his shorts.Yea, and it could'a been 6 for 6 if what's his name hadn't retired.
Exactly, Greg LeMond would have liked that course.
In article <[email hidden]>, Tim Lines
Quoted message said:gf said:the USA could have been 5 for 5 in to placings todays dauphin TT if
horner would of got the lead out of his shorts.The US does pretty well considering how small the pool it has to
choose from as far as licensed racers. what is there, like 20-30 k
tops and half or more of them are over 35 !Half when measured by number of licenses, 95% when measured by weight.
As of last Friday there were 35,022 licensed USCF racers ( this dosn't
include USPRO licensed riders) with 21630 being 35 or older.
Casey Kerrigan said:Tim Lines said:gf said:the USA could have been 5 for 5 in to placings todays dauphin TT if
horner would of got the lead out of his shorts.The US does pretty well considering how small the pool it has to
choose from as far as licensed racers. what is there, like 20-30 k
tops and half or more of them are over 35 !Half when measured by number of licenses, 95% when measured by weight.
As of last Friday there were 35,022 licensed USCF racers ( this dosn't
include USPRO licensed riders) with 21630 being 35 or older.
If you include USPRO licensed riders and count by racing age,
it goes up at least to 21631, because a certain Christopher Horner
has racing age 35:
19711023 HORNER Christopher DVL
In article <[email hidden]>,
Quoted post said:Casey Kerrigan said:Tim Lines said:gf wrote:
> the USA could have been 5 for 5 in to placings todays dauphin TT if
> horner would of got the lead out of his shorts.
>
> The US does pretty well considering how small the pool it has to
> choose from as far as licensed racers. what is there, like 20-30 k
> tops and half or more of them are over 35 !Half when measured by number of licenses, 95% when measured by weight.
As of last Friday there were 35,022 licensed USCF racers ( this dosn't
include USPRO licensed riders) with 21630 being 35 or older.If you include USPRO licensed riders and count by racing age,
it goes up at least to 21631, because a certain Christopher Horner
has racing age 35:19711023 HORNER Christopher DVL
Actually there are 239 licensed riders with a USPRO license and 68 of
these riders are 35 or older but I believe these numbers include some
team support people.
"Casey Kerrigan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:In article <[email hidden]>, Tim Lines
Quoted message said:gf said:the USA could have been 5 for 5 in to placings todays dauphin TT if
horner would of got the lead out of his shorts.The US does pretty well considering how small the pool it has to
choose from as far as licensed racers. what is there, like 20-30 k
tops and half or more of them are over 35 !Half when measured by number of licenses, 95% when measured by weight.
As of last Friday there were 35,022 licensed USCF racers ( this dosn't
include USPRO licensed riders) with 21630 being 35 or older.
So maybe my idea of showing up at the local Wednesday crit with a clip-on
cane along my top tube is not such a far-fetched idea. Sportsfans, this is
really pitiful...
Bruce
Jack Maars said:"Scott" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
gf said:the USA could have been 5 for 5 in to placings todays dauphin TT if
horner would of got the lead out of his shorts.Yea, and it could'a been 6 for 6 if what's his name hadn't retired.
Exactly, Greg LeMond would have liked that course.
8 0f 8 with Julich and Danielson.
Casey Kerrigan said:As of last Friday there were 35,022 licensed USCF racers ( this dosn't
include USPRO licensed riders) with 21630 being 35 or older.
Fatty masters have inherited the earth.
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:
Yea, and it could'a been 6 for 6 if what's his name hadn't retired.Exactly, Greg LeMond would have liked that course.
How many virtual tdf wins would Greg have by now, if he wouldn't have
gotten old? I'm counting around 10-12.
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