[font=times new roman][font=arial]Veteran Sue Palmer-Komar (Hamilton, ON), who announced she is retiring from competitive cycling, said "It’s my best worlds in years!", in reference to the great team spirit among Canadian women.[/font][/font]
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[font=times new roman][font=arial]Here are the result of that great spirit:[/font][/font]
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[font=times new roman][font=arial][font=times new roman][font=arial]"Sue Palmer-Komar (Hamilton, ON)[/font][font=arial] ranked 75th, Leigh Hobson (Waterloo, ON) 90th and Amy Moore (Georgetown, ON) did not finish the race."[/font][/font]
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[font=times new roman][font=arial]THE WORST RESULTS IN WOMEN'S ROAD RACING IN CANADIAN HISTORY....[/font][/font]
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[font=times new roman][font=arial]SKIP THE SPIRIT SUE AND FIND THE RESULTS.......[/font][/font]
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[font=times new roman][font=arial]In the elite women’s 132-km road race, the two top Canadians have been younger hopefuls Wrubleski and Willock. Alex Wrubleski (Regina, SK) succeeded in crossing the finish line among the breakaway, finishing 23rd, at 2:07 from new World Champion, Netherlands’ Marianne Vos. Team mate Erinne Willock (Victoria, BC) arrived in the same leading group in the same time, and placed 37th. Second and third positions went to Germany’s Trixi Worrack and Great Britain’s Nicole Cooke.[/font][/font]
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[font=times new roman][font=arial]CANADIAN WOMEN USED TO LEAD THE BREAKS, NOT JUST BE GLAD ABOUT SITTING IN THEM.[/font][/font]
[font=times new roman][font=arial]Anne Samplonius (Montreal, QC)[/font][font=arial], who took a 20th place in the time trial event Wednesday,enjoyed agreat start as she attacked at the end of the second lap, escaping with Russia's Natalia Boyarskaya. "I did almost all the work at the front. It’s too bad she did not cooperate, because results would have been different for sure," commented Samplonius, who ended in 53rd position with the third group of riders.[/font][/font]
[font=times new roman][font=arial]Sue Palmer-Komar (Hamilton, ON)[/font][font=arial] ranked 75th, Leigh Hobson (Waterloo, ON) 90th and Amy Moore (Georgetown, ON) did not finish the race.[/font][/font]
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[font=times new roman][font=arial]THIS IS THE LEGACY OF FORMER CCA PRESIDENT BILL KINASH.[/font][/font]
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[font=times new roman][font=arial]THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU FILL THE KEYS SPOTS IN THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION WITH PEOPLE WHO HAVE ZERO CYCLING EXPERIENCE.[/font][/font]
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[font=times new roman][font=arial]THE SPORT IS IN THE WORST SHAPE IN ITS ENTIRE HISTORY IN CANADA.[/font][/font]
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[font=times new roman][font=arial]NEVER HAVE RESULTS BEEN SO POOR AND THE FUTURE EVEN BLEAKER.[/font][/font]