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Cippo in Twilight?

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  1. Although technically it's against UCI rules to drop out of a stage race to
    compete in another race, it can be done. If Cippo decides not to race the
    stage up Hogpen and Brasstown Bald, then he'd be 'free' to race Twilight
    that evening.

    -r

  2. Robert McMillen said:

    Although technically it's against UCI rules to drop out of a stage race to
    compete in another race, it can be done. If Cippo decides not to race the
    stage up Hogpen and Brasstown Bald, then he'd be 'free' to race Twilight
    that evening.

    -r

    Maybe I'm wrong but I thought he would need the permission of the organizers first.

    Anybody?

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  3. Not that I'd make plans for it but that would be great fun. Although most
    Europeans don't do as well in short crits like that with the speed that the
    turns go by. Except perhaps for Gagioli...

    "Robert McMillen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Although technically it's against UCI rules to drop out of a stage race to
    compete in another race, it can be done. If Cippo decides not to race the
    stage up Hogpen and Brasstown Bald, then he'd be 'free' to race Twilight
    that evening.

    -r

  4. "Robert McMillen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Although technically it's against UCI rules to drop out of a stage race to
    compete in another race, it can be done. If Cippo decides not to race the
    stage up Hogpen and Brasstown Bald, then he'd be 'free' to race Twilight
    that evening.

    -r

    I've never raced in it, but I've heard from some who have that it's about
    the most dangerous crit course on the planet. I can't see why Cipo would
    put the balance of his season at risk to do a race that's probably only the
    most minor of blips on his radar screen ... if it's there at all.

    But I doubt seriously that he'll be riding Hogpen and Brasstown. I wouldn't
    be surprised to see him trolling for coeds in Athens.

    Bob C.

  5. psycholist said:

    I've never raced in it, but I've heard from some who have that it's about
    the most dangerous crit course on the planet.

    Who said that?

    JT

  6. If J. Dickson could get $$$ out of the deal he would allow anything.
    It's all about money.

  7. It is a very dangerous course when you have nearly 200 riders going for the
    sharp, downhill, off camber turn one. I read somewhere that this year Dixon
    would limit it to 100 riders. That would be much safer.

    Paul

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    psycholist said:

    I've never raced in it, but I've heard from some who have that it's about
    the most dangerous crit course on the planet.

    Who said that?

    JT

  8. psycholist said:

    But I doubt seriously that he'll be riding Hogpen and Brasstown. I wouldn't
    be surprised to see him trolling for coeds in Athens.

    Savannah. There is no beach in Athens.

    Bob Schwartz
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