USPro Crit Champ Pics

gfisk said:

http://www.gfisk.com/gallery/BicycleRacing/USPro2007/

Nice.

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gfisk said:

Wet n wild

http://www.gfisk.com/gallery/BicycleRacing/USPro2007/

Very nice. Thanks.

gfisk said:

Wet n wild

http://www.gfisk.com/gallery/BicycleRacing/USPro2007/

Good work.

Someone needs to tell Mark Zalewski that this is O'Bee's
*first* crit national championship. Since he... ummmmm...
didn't get to keep the other one.

Bob Schwartz

On Aug 20, 9:10 am, Bob Schwartz <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Good work.

Someone needs to tell Mark Zalewski that this is O'Bee's
*first* crit national championship. Since he... ummmmm...
didn't get to keep the other one.

Bob Schwartz

Ummmmm... he did get to keep it... he tested for a high T/E at the
ROAD championships, but not for anything exogenous. "O'Bee accepted
the ban, issuing a press release to point out that he did not test
positive for 'any particular substance of any nature.' Mr O'Bee
believes that the elevated T/E ratio test could have been caused by a
supervised exercise and dietary regimen or a physiological anomaly."

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/?id=2002/jul02/jul21news

Quoted message said:

On Aug 20, 9:10 am, Bob Schwartz <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Good work.

Someone needs to tell Mark Zalewski that this is O'Bee's
*first* crit national championship. Since he... ummmmm...
didn't get to keep the other one.

Bob Schwartz

Ummmmm... he did get to keep it... he tested for a high T/E at the
ROAD championships, but not for anything exogenous. "O'Bee accepted
the ban, issuing a press release to point out that he did not test
positive for 'any particular substance of any nature.' Mr O'Bee
believes that the elevated T/E ratio test could have been caused by a
supervised exercise and dietary regimen or a physiological anomaly."

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/?id=2002/jul02/jul21news

Dumbass,

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/?id=2002/jul02/jul19news

"The 25 year old Navigators rider was suspended for one year,
beginning on July 15, 2002, which is the maximum suspension in
accordance with the applicable UCI rules. O'Bee was also fined
2,000 Swiss Francs. In addition, O'Bee results at the 2001 USPRO
Championships will be disqualified."

Bob Schwartz

On Aug 20, 11:09 am, Bob Schwartz <[email hidden]>

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On Aug 20, 9:10 am, Bob Schwartz <[email hidden]>
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Good work.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Someone needs to tell Mark Zalewski that this is O'Bee's
*first* crit national championship. Since he... ummmmm...
didn't get to keep the other one.

Quoted message said:

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Bob Schwartz

Quoted message said:

Ummmmm... he did get to keep it... he tested for a high T/E at the
ROAD championships, but not for anything exogenous. "O'Bee accepted
the ban, issuing a press release to point out that he did not test
positive for 'any particular substance of any nature.' Mr O'Bee
believes that the elevated T/E ratio test could have been caused by a
supervised exercise and dietary regimen or a physiological anomaly."

Quoted message said:

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/?id=2002/jul02/jul21news

Dumbass,

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/?id=2002/jul02/jul19news

"The 25 year old Navigators rider was suspended for one year,
beginning on July 15, 2002, which is the maximum suspension in
accordance with the applicable UCI rules. O'Bee was also fined
2,000 Swiss Francs. In addition, O'Bee results at the 2001 USPRO
Championships will be disqualified."

Bob Schwartz

It does not say WHICH championship, dumbass. BUT since he tested high
at the ROAD championships, those are the results that were changed.
Therefore, he is still the 2001 USPRO CRIT champion.

http://usacycling.org/news/user/story.php?id=3126

Quoted message said:

On Aug 20, 9:10 am, Bob Schwartz <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Good work.

Someone needs to tell Mark Zalewski that this is O'Bee's
*first* crit national championship. Since he... ummmmm...
didn't get to keep the other one.

Bob Schwartz

Ummmmm... he did get to keep it... he tested for a high T/E at the
ROAD championships, but not for anything exogenous. "O'Bee accepted
the ban, issuing a press release to point out that he did not test
positive for 'any particular substance of any nature.' Mr O'Bee
believes that the elevated T/E ratio test could have been caused by a
supervised exercise and dietary regimen or a physiological anomaly."

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/?id=2002/jul02/jul21news

Man, I would pay good money for an exercise and diet regimen that did
that.
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It does not say WHICH championship, dumbass. BUT since he tested high
at the ROAD championships, those are the results that were changed.
Therefore, he is still the 2001 USPRO CRIT champion.

http://usacycling.org/news/user/story.php?id=3126

Well, I guess I'm a dumbass. Good for him. Tough [censored] for
Derek Bouchard-Hall.

That would appear to be quite a loophole. Imagine, for
example, that Bergman had taken 1st instead of 2nd at the
2004 Olympic Trials and had taken the automatic spot. Now
*that* would have been one for the lawyers.

Bob Schwartz