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  1. was that a team TT??? what a spanking...

    Stage 1 - March 18: Glendora Chevrolet Time Trial, 3.8 miles

    1 Scott Moninger (Health Net/Maxxis) 13.33
    2 Chris Wherry (Health Net/Maxxis) 0.25
    3 John Lieswyn (Health Net/Maxxis) 0.30
    4 Mike Jones (Health Net/Maxxis) 0.35

    Stage 2 - March 19: Incycle/Cannondale Road Race, 56/98 miles

    1 Gord Fraser (Can) (Health Net/Maxxis)

  2. crit pro said:

    was that a team TT??? what a spanking...

    Stage 1 - March 18: Glendora Chevrolet Time Trial, 3.8 miles

    1 Scott Moninger (Health Net/Maxxis) 13.33
    2 Chris Wherry (Health Net/Maxxis) 0.25
    3 John Lieswyn (Health Net/Maxxis) 0.30
    4 Mike Jones (Health Net/Maxxis) 0.35

    Stage 2 - March 19: Incycle/Cannondale Road Race, 56/98 miles

    1 Gord Fraser (Can) (Health Net/Maxxis)

    Yes, HealthNet was very impressive yesterday in the rr also. They controlled
    the gap perfectly and then with 3 laps to go, they started drilling it on
    the front and closed a 3-minute gap to Wohlberg and a Colavita guy within a
    single 7-mile lap. Perhaps Wohlberg sat up when he heard the pressure was
    on, but the guys behind the HealthNet train had pained looks on their faces
    so you know it was really fast.

  3. In article <[email hidden]>,

    crit pro said:

    was that a team TT??? what a spanking...

    Stage 1 - March 18: Glendora Chevrolet Time Trial, 3.8 miles

    1 Scott Moninger (Health Net/Maxxis) 13.33
    2 Chris Wherry (Health Net/Maxxis) 0.25
    3 John Lieswyn (Health Net/Maxxis) 0.30
    4 Mike Jones (Health Net/Maxxis) 0.35

    Stage 2 - March 19: Incycle/Cannondale Road Race, 56/98 miles

    1 Gord Fraser (Can) (Health Net/Maxxis)

    Stage 3

    1 Ivan
    2 Gord

    take home: over $5k for the weekend

  4. What, and you are not seeking your cut (for being clean)?

  5. crit pro said:

    was that a team TT??? what a spanking...

    Stage 1 - March 18: Glendora Chevrolet Time Trial, 3.8 miles

    1 Scott Moninger (Health Net/Maxxis) 13.33
    2 Chris Wherry (Health Net/Maxxis) 0.25
    3 John Lieswyn (Health Net/Maxxis) 0.30
    4 Mike Jones (Health Net/Maxxis) 0.35

    Stage 2 - March 19: Incycle/Cannondale Road Race, 56/98 miles

    1 Gord Fraser (Can) (Health Net/Maxxis)

    Yeah, HealthNet beat everybody. San Dimas is a HUGE race too.
    That's why Discovery and Navigators didn't send a single rider.

    Maybe Gord and his green Gumbies can take the field sprint at the
    next MS150 that rolls through town.

    Take care,

    Magilla

  6. So, where were you racing this weekend? How'd you do?

    [censored] Durbin

  7. Sort of related after Healthnet, who are going to be the top Domestic
    Teams:

    1. Healthnet
    2. Colavita
    3. Jittery Joes
    4. Webcor - Asuming Clinger comes back at Redlands
    5. Jelly Belly

    Webcor still had 4 guys in the top 20 in the race. They just need to
    lead out Dionne a bit better, I'm sure CLinger coming back will help
    that.

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