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Track Worlds '07 Mens Scratch Race

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  1. It's nice to see someone from a nation that's not known as a cycling
    powerhouse to win a world title. Kam Po Wong should have been considered
    a favorite after he won his qualifying heat but he attacked at the right
    moment and no one had anything for him. One thing about track is that
    there are many highly competitive riders from non-traditional cycling
    nations like Argentina, Cuba and (obviously now) Hong Kong.

    http://www.cyclingnews.com/track/2007/mar07/wtc07/?id=results/men_scratch

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    tanx,
    Howard

    Never take a tenant with a monkey.

    remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

  2. Howard Kveck said:

    It's nice to see someone from a nation that's not known as a cycling
    powerhouse to win a world title. Kam Po Wong should have been considered
    a favorite after he won his qualifying heat but he attacked at the right
    moment and no one had anything for him. One thing about track is that
    there are many highly competitive riders from non-traditional cycling

    Howard, I'm pretty sure you're supposed to put Mr. Wong's name in the
    subject line.

    It's not like you're new here...

  3. Howard Kveck said:

    It's nice to see someone from a nation that's not known as a cycling
    powerhouse to win a world title. Kam Po Wong should have been considered
    a favorite after he won his qualifying heat but he attacked at the right
    moment and no one had anything for him. One thing about track is that

    Greg Henderson needs a new schnozz.

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