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Another record falls

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  1. Last night at the Munich Six Days (which Risi/Marvulli won ahead of
    Zabel/Lampater) Alex Rasmussen set a new flying lap record of 10:18,
    surpassing Martha Nothstein's 3 year old record of 10:22.

  2. Kyle Legate said:

    Last night at the Munich Six Days (which Risi/Marvulli won ahead of
    Zabel/Lampater) Alex Rasmussen set a new flying lap record of 10:18,
    surpassing Martha Nothstein's 3 year old record of 10:22.

    "Interesting that no one (in RBR) is surprised at Rasmussen's news."

  3. * Stu Fleming <[email hidden]> a écrit profondement:
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    | Kyle Legate wrote:
    | > Last night at the Munich Six Days (which Risi/Marvulli won ahead of
    | > Zabel/Lampater) Alex Rasmussen set a new flying lap record of 10:18,
    | > surpassing Martha Nothstein's 3 year old record of 10:22.
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    | "Interesting that no one (in RBR) is surprised at Rasmussen's news."

    Well I was going to comment that I'd never heard of Martha Nothstein,
    but thought better of it

    But it still beats me what three year olds are doing whizzing round
    velodromes

    Did the bike have the training wheels still on or not?

    --
    Davey Crockett
    -
    Driving a Stake through the
    Heart of the Politically Correct

  4. Kyle Legate said:

    Last night at the Munich Six Days (which Risi/Marvulli won ahead of
    Zabel/Lampater) Alex Rasmussen set a new flying lap record of 10:18,
    surpassing Martha Nothstein's 3 year old record of 10:22.

    Ten minutes, eighteen seconds? Sounds like a pretty large velodrome.

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