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What kind of Spinal Tap-inspired points race has this many points in it?
From cyclingnews.com, results from the Argentinian track titles:
Points Race, 40 km, Elite men 1 Sebastián Cancio 129 pts 2 Walter Pérez 120 3 Fernando Antogna 97
4 Ezequiel Romero 84 5 Gustavo Artacho 83 6 Juan Curuchet 78 7 Edgardo Simon 78 8 Juan Gáspari 71 9
Juan Dotti 70 10 Gastón Salas 67
Imagine scoring 120 and getting second...
RJ
Gaining laps is now worth points.
Ronaldo Jeremiah said:What kind of Spinal Tap-inspired points race has this many points in it?
From cyclingnews.com, results from the Argentinian track titles:
Points Race, 40 km, Elite men
1 Sebastián Cancio 129 pts 2 Walter Pérez 120 3 Fernando Antogna 97 4 Ezequiel Romero 84 5
Gustavo Artacho 83 6 Juan Curuchet 78 7 Edgardo Simon 78 8 Juan Gáspari 71 9 Juan Dotti 70 10
Gastón Salas 67Imagine scoring 120 and getting second...
RJ
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Quoted message said:What kind of Spinal Tap-inspired points race has this many points in it?
From cyclingnews.com, results from the Argentinian track titles:
Points Race, 40 km, Elite men
1 Sebastián Cancio 129 pts 2 Walter Pérez 120 3 Fernando Antogna 97
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Quoted message said:Imagine scoring 120 and getting second...
RJ
Much like Argentine currency conversions, you need to move the decimal point a little to the left.
-T
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Quoted message said:What kind of Spinal Tap-inspired points race has this many points in it?
The trophy is a Stonehenge.
Regards, Lester
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