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Published 12 November 2007
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Original author Bob Schwartz
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Original post Bob Schwartz
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12 November 2007, 17:10 UTC
#1
I know this is totally off topic for a global warming discussion newsgroup, but here goes.
I'm planning on being in Koksijde for the World Cup race. Is there a protocol for cyclocross viewing similar to road events i.e. is there a sign in area where you can show up with your kid and score autographs and chat up the couple of Americans that will be racing?
Do I need to be there well in advance, like Alpe d'Huez?
Must see the flyover? Avoid the flyover because of the crowds? Will it be difficult to circulate around the course during the Elite race.
Is this insane, should I watch it on TV?
Bob Schwartz
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12 November 2007, 17:36 UTC
#2
Quoted message said: I'm planning on being in Koksijde for the World Cup race. Is there a protocol for cyclocross viewing ...
wear rubber boots ... drink too much beer ... don't be uncomfortable pissing in public ...
William Asher
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12 November 2007, 17:53 UTC
#3
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: I'm planning on being in Koksijde for the World Cup race. Is there a protocol for cyclocross viewing ...
wear rubber boots ... drink too much beer ... don't be uncomfortable pissing in public ...
Are you sure you haven't gotten advice for shepherds mixed up with cyclocross?
-- Bill Asher
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12 November 2007, 18:35 UTC
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William Asher said: Quoted message said: Quoted message said: I'm planning on being in Koksijde for the World Cup race. Is there a protocol for cyclocross viewing ...
Quoted message said: wear rubber boots ... drink too much beer ... don't be uncomfortable pissing in public ...
Are you sure you haven't gotten advice for shepherds mixed up with cyclocross?
-- Bill Asher
Not in Belgium he hasn't. In the Netherlands - wear orange and bring a tuba too.
rik
Bob Schwartz
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12 November 2007, 19:31 UTC
#5
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: I'm planning on being in Koksijde for the World Cup race. Is there a protocol for cyclocross viewing ...
wear rubber boots ... drink too much beer ... don't be uncomfortable pissing in public ...
Koksijde is a sand dune race. I'd like to see the mudfest that is Asper-Gavere but the timing just didn't work out.
I'm cool with the beer though.
Bob Schwartz
Ewoud Dronkert
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12 November 2007, 19:34 UTC
#6
Bob Schwartz schreef:
Quoted message said: Do I need to be there well in advance, like Alpe d'Huez?
Well, a few hours in advance is early enough. And you will get to see the U23 and/or the women.
Quoted message said: Must see the flyover? Avoid the flyover because of the crowds? Will it be difficult to circulate around the course during the Elite race.
There will be busy and less busy stretches. See
-- E. Dronkert
13 November 2007, 03:42 UTC
#7
Don't forget the cow bell.
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Quoted message said: Quoted message said: I'm planning on being in Koksijde for the World Cup race. Is there a protocol for cyclocross viewing ...
wear rubber boots ... drink too much beer ... don't be uncomfortable pissing in public ...
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