I was checking out the results from last week's races in Greenville, SC and noticed that the same guy won both the road race and crit for the Cat5 35+ races. So, I did a USA Cycling search and--lookie here--it appears we have the ultimate sandbagger:
I was checking out the results from last week's races in Greenville, SC and noticed that the same guy won both the road race and crit for the Cat5 35+ races. So, I did a USA Cycling search and--lookie here--it appears we have the ultimate sandbagger:
Keep in mind that those are just the *reported* results. I'm sure he's a nice guy and what-not but sheesh. That's ridiculous.
-- cat6
The guys is 35+...............he doesn't have that many years left in him....he will be in a wheelchair and old folks home by 2009.....let him enjoy his glory ! DAPOM
I was checking out the results from last week's races in Greenville, SC and noticed that the same guy won both the road race and crit for the Cat5 35+ races. So, I did a USA Cycling search and--lookie here--it appears we have the ultimate sandbagger:
Keep in mind that those are just the *reported* results. I'm sure he's a nice guy and what-not but sheesh. That's ridiculous.
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-- cat6
The guys is 35+...............he doesn't have that many years left in him....he will be in a wheelchair and old folks home by 2009.....let him enjoy his glory ! DAPOM
"OMC"
The annual Officials meeting here is this weekend so I don't have all the details, but it looks like they've really tightened up the rules around sandbagging and Cat's. Bill C
I was checking out the results from last week's races in Greenville, SC and noticed that the same guy won both the road race and crit for the Cat5 35+ races. So, I did a USA Cycling search and--lookie here--it appears we have the ultimate sandbagger:
Keep in mind that those are just the *reported* results. I'm sure he's a nice guy and what-not but sheesh. That's ridiculous.
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-- cat6
The guys is 35+...............he doesn't have that many years left in him....he will be in a wheelchair and old folks home by 2009.....let him enjoy his glory ! DAPOM
"OMC"
Let's see...in the last 12 months, the racer in question had an average finish of 16th in cat 5 races. Looks like he's ready to turn pro.
I was checking out the results from last week's races in Greenville, SC and noticed that the same guy won both the road race and crit for the Cat5 35+ races. So, I did a USA Cycling search and--lookie here--it appears we have the ultimate sandbagger:
I was checking out the results from last week's races in Greenville, SC and noticed that the same guy won both the road race and crit for the Cat5 35+ races. So, I did a USA Cycling search and--lookie here--it appears we have the ultimate sandbagger:
On Feb 27, 3:28 pm, Dan Connelly <d_j_c_o_n_n_e_l@y_a_h_o_o_._c_o_m>
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John Forrest Tomlinson said:
On Wed, 28 Feb 2007 08:20:56 +1100, cat6 <[email hidden]> wrote:
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I was checking out the results from last week's races in Greenville, SC and noticed that the same guy won both the road race and crit for the Cat5 35+ races. So, I did a USA Cycling search and--lookie here--it appears we have the ultimate sandbagger:
Before following the link I thought it would be page after page of 1st places. It's not as bad as that.
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That said, he should upgrade.
It is that bad -- the man needs counseling. Wanting to stay in 5's and a sound state of mind are mutually exclusive.
Dan
So he didn't bother to upgrade to Cat 4, big whoop. South Carolina probably has combined fields of 4/5s, and a Masters C category, so it makes no difference whatsoever if he "upgrades" from 5 to 4. He probably has enough points to start 2007 as a Cat 3, which only means they will confiscate the other half of his brain now.
On Feb 27, 5:28 pm, Dan Connelly <d_j_c_o_n_n_e_l@y_a_h_o_o_._c_o_m>
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John Forrest Tomlinson said:
On Wed, 28 Feb 2007 08:20:56 +1100, cat6 <[email hidden]> wrote:
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I was checking out the results from last week's races in Greenville, SC and noticed that the same guy won both the road race and crit for the Cat5 35+ races. So, I did a USA Cycling search and--lookie here--it appears we have the ultimate sandbagger:
I was checking out the results from last week's races in Greenville, SC and noticed that the same guy won both the road race and crit for the Cat5 35+ races. So, I did a USA Cycling search and--lookie here--it appears we have the ultimate sandbagger:
On 2/27/07 2:04 PM, in article [email hidden], "Bill C"
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OMC said:
On Feb 27, 2:20 pm, cat6 <[email hidden]>
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I was checking out the results from last week's races in Greenville, SC and noticed that the same guy won both the road race and crit for the Cat5 35+ races. So, I did a USA Cycling search and--lookie here--it appears we have the ultimate sandbagger:
Keep in mind that those are just the *reported* results. I'm sure he's a nice guy and what-not but sheesh. That's ridiculous.
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-- cat6
The guys is 35+...............he doesn't have that many years left in him....he will be in a wheelchair and old folks home by 2009.....let him enjoy his glory ! DAPOM
"OMC"
The annual Officials meeting here is this weekend so I don't have all the details, but it looks like they've really tightened up the rules around sandbagging and Cat's. Bill C
I would not call that sandbagging....... He has a season of results BUT only a few good results (top 10 or even top 5)
These are the same guys some of you [censored] about because they get to cat 3 but do not have enough experience (enough races) to be safe and flow with the field.
I would recommend to most guys to finish out the season at a 5 and get the experience you will need at a higher category.
I was checking out the results from last week's races in Greenville, SC and noticed that the same guy won both the road race and crit for the Cat5 35+ races
it doesn't take much to win a Cat5 35+ race...basically a bike and make sure you're still breathing.