Jame Carney to head new US track development squad which will train in TasmaniaCarney Cycling ace Jame Carney will head a team of four riders from the US that is to be based in Launceston over the next three months. Carney, a former winner of the Burnie and Devonport wheelraces, was recently appointed head coach of a new professional team with its home in Pennsylvania The team is focused on the long-term development of track cycling in the US and to groom its future Olympic stars. The Northwestern Mortage Cycling team has six riders in its elite squad and another six in the development team. Four of them have been earmarked for the trip to Tasmania. Carney intends to have the team in Launceston from mid- December to mid-February and will use the Silverdome for intensive training. He has targeted the Tasmanian Christmas carnivals and the World Cup at the Dunc Gray Velodrome in Sydney as the major competition for his riders. By coming to Tasmania, the riders will take advantage of the good weather and escape the winter back home, with the long-term aim to prepare for the world track titles in Los Angeles in March. Carney, 35, will be making his sixth visit to Tasmania. He has made his mark at the Christmas carnivals in the past, winning the Burnie Wheel and Devonport Wheel in 2001, as well as the Hobart Wheel three times. In the 2001-02 Christmas series, he was judged the cyclist of the year. The team will be joined after Christmas by Becky Conzelman, who will be trying to defend the Hobart Wheelrace she won earlier this year. Commitments at home will prevent Conzelman from riding in the earlier carnivals in Tasmania. Carney and Conzelman represented the Northwestern Mortgage Cycling team at last weekend's World Cup in Moscow, with Carney winning a gold medal in the 15km scratch. €€€ The old firm of Matthew Gilmore and Scott McGrory will be reunited for the Munich six- day race which starts in Germany tonight. They have won nine six-day races together, but this will be the first time they have been paired together this season. The Munich event is considered the jewel in the crown on the European six-day circuit and Gilmore and McGrory were successful in 2002 and second last year. Australian pursuit gold medallist Luke Roberts has paired with Iljo Keisse, of Belgium. (Source: Tasmanian Examiner)
Ghana Cycling Association (GCA) faces Dissolution
Thu, 11 Nov 2004 22:22:58 -0500
Dissolve and Reconstitute says Greater Accra Cycling Association (GACA) Accra, Nov. 11, GNA - The Greater Accra Cycling Association (GACA) has given the country's sports authorities a month to dissolve the Ghana Cycling Association (GCA) and reconstitute it else it will be compelled to form a parallel body. The GACA accused the national body of gross incompetence and lack vision and has decided to alienate itself from the regional association, which comprises mainly club owners. Mr Kofi Ohene-Osae, Chairman of the Interim Management Committee (IMC) that catalogued their concerns at a press conference in Accra on Thursday bashed the GCA for its inability to affiliate Ghana to the world governing body, the UCI. He wondered why the association has over the years failed to bring pressure to bear on government to pay the country's affiliation fee, the only requirement, which enables Ghanaian cycling clubs to participate in the international competitions. The IMC Chairman said Ghana's inability to be affiliated to the World body has deprived crack cyclists the needed exposure and a high-profile arena to showcase their talent. Mr Ohene-Osae also alleged that whereas sponsorship for Ghana's biggest cycling event, Tour Du Ghana keeps increasing, prizes for the winners of the favourite yellow jersey keep declining. He questioned the rationale in asking cycling clubs to pay 250,000 cedis each as participating fees and then provide their own transport to tour the country only to be given a paltry amount at the end. A cyclist, which won all the eight stages, was to take home 3.4 million cedis, which the GACA said was woefully inadequate. Mr Ohene-Osae said since it was not possible for a cyclist to win all the stages, it was important that the participating clubs were given appearance fees to defray some of the overhead expenditure. He also took a swipe at the sports authorities for failing to address the nagging problem over the year. The GACA called on the GCA to account for an alleged 16 million cedis doled out by the Ghana Olympic Committee to prepare the national cycling team for last year's All Africa Games, which the team could not make and explain why the cyclists were asked to sign for 300 dollars each while they were given 250 dollars after the La Route de L'est in Cote D'Ivoire. Mr Ohene-Osae said it was shameful that the GCA could not commit Gemeni Life Insurance Company (GLICO) to honour its word after promising to insure all the cyclists and officials during the recently held Tour du Ghana. Currently Richard Mawuko, one of Ghana's cycling hopeful is in critical condition at the Koforidua Saint Joseph's Hospital after being knocked down by a vehicle during the tour. He said members of the GCA should bow their heads in shame for not being present at the late Mike Ajavon's (pioneer of Ghana cycling) funeral but rather chose to participate in the La Route Du L'est in Ivory Coast because of their selfish interests. (Source: Ghana news Agency)
Doble Copacabana-GP Fides - Bolivia - Cat. 2.5 Updating Stage 2 and 3 (Wednesday - Thursday)
Thu, 11 Nov 2004 21:22:58 -0500
Stage 2 El Alto - Titijoni - La Paz 199 Kms.
Pl Time Rider No Delay Squad
1 05:02:45 BECERRA, Victor 12 00:00:00 LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE
2 05:03:15 ZAPATA, Javier 22 00:00:30 ORBITEL O5
3 05:03:15 PEREZ, Jairo 14 00:00:30 LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE
4 05:03:15 ROJAS, Alexis 104 00:00:30 POLLITO RICO
5 05:03:15 NIÑO, Victor 13 00:00:30 LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE
6 05:03:15 OCHOA, Israel 16 00:00:30 LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE
7 05:03:15 PEDRAZA, Walter 23 00:00:30 ORBITEL O5
8 05:03:15 NEISA, Mauricio 15 00:00:30 LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE
9 05:03:15 HERNANDEZ, Jairo 24 00:00:30 ORBITEL O5
10 05:03:15 ARRIAGADA, Marcos 35 00:00:30 EQUIPO LIDER - LA POLAR
11 05:03:15 CONITZER, Ariel 51 00:00:30 MACA SPIRIT - OPEN SYSTEM
12 05:03:15 RIOS, Gustavo 41 00:00:30 INCA AREQUIPA
13 05:03:15 RODRIGUEZ, Sandro 101 00:00:30 POLLITO RICO
14 05:03:15 NIÑO, Libardo 11 00:00:30 LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE
15 05:03:15 GALLEGOS, Jorge 5 00:00:30 CLUB ESPOLI
16 05:03:15 COTUMBA, Juan 53 00:00:30 MACA SPIRIT - OPEN SYSTEM
17 05:03:15 CHILES, Hector 1 00:00:30 CLUB ESPOLI
18 05:03:15 CALPA, Ramiro 2 00:00:30 CLUB ESPOLI
19 05:03:15 BRETI, Jaime 36 00:00:30 EQUIPO LIDER - LA POLAR
20 05:03:15 MONTENEGRO, Juan Carlos 3 00:00:30 CLUB ESPOLI
Overall after Stage 2
Pl No Name Squad Time Averge Delay
1 22 ZAPATA, Javier ORBITEL O5 09:38:58 38.241 00:00:00
2 14 PEREZ, Jairo LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE 09:39:01 38.237 00:00:03
3 53 COTUMBA, Juan MACA SPIRIT - OPEN SYSTEM 09:39:23 38.213 00:00:25
4 16 OCHOA, Israel LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE 09:41:44 38.059 00:02:46
5 23 PEDRAZA, Walter ORBITEL O5 09:44:09 37.901 00:05:11
6 15 NEISA, Mauricio LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE 09:44:11 37.899 00:05:13
7 36 BRETI, Jaime EQUIPO LIDER - LA POLAR 09:45:03 37.843 00:06:05
8 11 NIÑO, Libardo LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE 09:45:05 37.841 00:06:07
9 24 HERNANDEZ, Jairo ORBITEL O5 09:45:05 37.841 00:06:07
10 3 MONTENEGRO, Juan Carlos CLUB ESPOLI 09:45:45 37.798 00:06:47
11 12 BECERRA, Victor LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE 09:48:22 37.630 00:09:24
12 2 CALPA, Ramiro CLUB ESPOLI 09:49:02 37.587 00:10:04
13 5 GALLEGOS, Jorge CLUB ESPOLI 09:49:02 37.587 00:10:04
14 13 NIÑO, Victor LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE 09:49:02 37.587 00:10:04
15 41 RIOS, Gustavo INCA AREQUIPA 09:49:02 37.587 00:10:04
16 51 CONITZER, Ariel MACA SPIRIT - OPEN SYSTEM 09:49:02 37.587 00:10:04
17 101 RODRIGUEZ, Sandro POLLITO RICO 09:49:02 37.587 00:10:04
18 104 ROJAS, Alexis POLLITO RICO 09:49:02 37.587 00:10:04
19 1 CHILES, Hector CLUB ESPOLI 09:49:21 37.567 00:10:23
20 35 ARRIAGADA, Marcos EQUIPO LIDER - LA POLAR 09:49:30 37.557 00:10:32
Stage 3 Viacha - La Paz (TTT) 33 Kms.(Teams)
1. Orbitel 05. in 39 min 25.61 seconds
2. Equipo Loteria de Boyaca - Servientrega 39 min 45.73 seconds
3. Equipo Lider La Polar (Chile) 40 min 05.61 seconds
Stage 3 Viacha - La Paz (TTT) 33 Kms. (Individual)
Pl Time Rider No Delay Squad
1 00:39:25:61 ZAPATA, Javier 22 50.233 00:00:00 ORBITEL O5
2 00:39:25:61 HERNANDEZ, Jairo 24 50.233 00:00:00 ORBITEL O5
3 00:39:25:61 HENAO, Mauricio 26 50.233 00:00:00 ORBITEL O5
4 00:39:25:61 PEDRAZA, Walter 23 50.233 00:00:00 ORBITEL O5
5 00:39:45:73 NIÑO, Libardo 11 49.811 00:00:20 LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE
6 00:39:45:73 OCHOA, Israel 16 49.811 00:00:20 LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE
7 00:39:45:73 PEREZ, Jairo 14 49.811 00:00:20 LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE
8 00:39:49:64 NEISA, Mauricio 15 49.728 00:00:24 LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE
9 00:40:05:61 SARTASOV, Andrei 33 49.397 00:00:40 EQUIPO LIDER - LA POLAR
10 00:40:05:61 SALAS, Gonzalo 32 49.397 00:00:40 EQUIPO LIDER - LA POLAR
11 00:40:05:61 BRETI, Jaime 36 49.397 00:00:40 EQUIPO LIDER - LA POLAR
12 00:40:05:61 ARRIAGADA, Marcos 35 49.397 00:00:40 EQUIPO LIDER - LA POLAR
13 00:40:25:61 CHILES, Hector 1 48.990 00:01:00 CLUB ESPOLI
14 00:40:25:61 MONTENEGRO, Juan Carlos 3 48.990 00:01:00 CLUB ESPOLI
15 00:40:25:61 CALPA, Ramiro 2 48.990 00:01:00 CLUB ESPOLI
16 00:40:25:61 DELGADO, Marino 4 48.990 00:01:00 CLUB ESPOLI
17 00:40:45:61 VELASQUEZ, Rub´n 75 48.589 00:01:20 GLAS CASA REAL - CAMPOS DE SOL
18 00:40:45:61 RIVERA, Marcelo 72 48.589 00:01:20 GLAS CASA REAL - CAMPOS DE SOL
19 00:40:45:61 RODRIGUEZ, Jos´ 74 48.589 00:01:20 GLAS CASA REAL - CAMPOS DE SOL
20 00:40:45:61 ACOSTA, Heriberto 73 48.589 00:01:20 GLAS CASA REAL - CAMPOS DE SOL
Overall after Stage 3
Pl No Name Squad Time Averge Delay
1 22 ZAPATA, Javier ORBITEL O5 10:18:23 39.005 00:00:00
2 14 PEREZ, Jairo LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE 10:18:46 38.981 00:00:23
3 53 COTUMBA, Juan MACA SPIRIT - OPEN SYSTEM 10:20:48 38.853 00:02:25
4 16 OCHOA, Israel LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE 10:21:29 38.810 00:03:06
5 23 PEDRAZA, Walter ORBITEL O5 10:23:34 38.681 00:05:11
6 15 NEISA, Mauricio LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE 10:24:00 38.654 00:05:37
7 24 HERNANDEZ, Jairo ORBITEL O5 10:24:30 38.623 00:06:07
8 11 NIÑO, Libardo LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE 10:24:50 38.602 00:06:27
9 36 BRETI, Jaime EQUIPO LIDER - LA POLAR 10:25:08 38.584 00:06:45
10 3 MONTENEGRO, Juan Carlos CLUB ESPOLI 10:26:10 38.52 00:07:47
11 2 CALPA, Ramiro CLUB ESPOLI 10:29:27 38.319 00:11:04
12 35 ARRIAGADA, Marcos EQUIPO LIDER - LA POLAR 10:29:35 38.311 00:11:12
13 1 CHILES, Hector CLUB ESPOLI 10:29:46 38.300 00:11:23
14 41 RIOS, Gustavo INCA AREQUIPA 10:30:07 38.279 00:11:44
15 51 CONITZER, Ariel MACA SPIRIT - OPEN SYSTEM 10:30:27 38.258 00:12:04
16 101 RODRIGUEZ, Sandro POLLITO RICO 10:30:47 38.238 00:12:24
17 104 ROJAS, Alexis POLLITO RICO 10:30:47 38.238 00:12:24
18 26 HENAO, Mauricio ORBITEL O5 10:32:19 38.145 00:13:56
19 43 BUSTAMANATE, Jorge INCA AREQUIPA 10:35:07 37.977 00:16:44
20 12 BECERRA, Victor LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE 10:35:08 37.976 00:16:45
The Stages:
09 Nov: Stage 1 El Alto - Viscachani - El Alto 170 Kms.
10 Nov: Stage 2 El Alto - Titijoni - La Paz 199 Kms.
11 Nov: Stage 3 Viacha - La Paz (TTT) 33 Kms.
12 Nov: Stage 4 La Paz - Viacha 72 Kms. Aprox.
13 Nov: Stage 5a El Alto - Achacachi - San Pablo De Tiquena 140 Kms.
13 Nov: Stage 5b San Pedro De Tiquena - Plaza Copacabana 39 Kms.
14 Nov: Stage 6a Plaza Copacabana - Yunguyo(Peru) - San Pedro De Tiquena 69 Kms.
14 Nov: Stage 6a San Pablo De Tiquena - La Paz Calacoto 121
(Source: SixDay Staff)
Doble Copacabana-GP Fides - Bolivia - Cat. 2.5 Stage 3 (Thurssday)
Thu, 11 Nov 2004 18:08:58 -0500
Stage 3 Viacha - La Paz (TTT) 33 Kms.
1. Orbitel 05. in 39 min 25.61 seconds
2. Equipo Loteria de Boyaca - Servientrega
3. Lider La Polar (Chile)
Tomorrow's stage, Stage 4 from La Paz to Viacha over approximately 72 Kms., will start
at 16h00 local time or 20h00 GMT
Stage 1 El Alto - Viscachani - El Alto 170 Kms.
Place Time Rider No Delay Squad
1 04:34:50 ZAPATA, Javier 22 00:00:00 ORBITEL O5
2 04:34:52 PEREZ, Jairo 14 00:00:02 LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE
3 04:34:52 GALLARDO, Horacio 76 00:00:02 GLAS CASA REAL - CAMPOS DE SOL
4 04:36:08 COTUMBA, Juan 53 00:01:18 MACA SPIRIT - OPEN SYSTEM
5 04:38:27 HENAO, Mauricio 26 00:03:37 ORBITEL O5
6 04:38:29 OCHOA, Israel 16 00:03:39 LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE
7 04:40:54 PEDRAZA, Walter 23 00:06:04 ORBITEL O5
8 04:40:56 NEISA, Mauricio 15 00:06:06 LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE
9 04:41:49 NIÑO, Libardo 11 00:06:59 LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE
10 04:41:50 HERNANDEZ, Jairo 24 00:07:00 ORBITEL O5
11 04:41:54 BRETI, Jaime 36 00:07:04 EQUIPO LIDER - LA POLAR
12 04:42:30 MONTENEGRO, Juan Carlos 3 00:07:40 CLUB ESPOLI
13 04:45:44 CORTEZ, Alejandro 56 00:10:54 MACA SPIRIT - OPEN SYSTEM
14 04:45:47 CONITZER, Ariel 51 00:10:57 MACA SPIRIT - OPEN SYSTEM
15 04:45:47 NIÑO, Victor 13 00:10:57 LOTERIA DE BOYACA - SERVIENTRE
16 04:45:47 ACOSTA, Heriberto 73 00:10:57 GLAS CASA REAL - CAMPOS DE SOL
17 04:45:47 RUIZ, Jhony 64 00:10:57 PIO RICO
18 04:45:47 MUÑOZ, Hernan 25 00:10:57 ORBITEL O5
19 04:45:47 ROJAS, Alexis 104 00:10:57 POLLITO RICO
20 04:45:47 RIVERA, Marcelo 72 00:10:57 GLAS CASA REAL - CAMPOS DE SOL
The Stages:
09 Nov: Stage 1 El Alto - Viscachani - El Alto 170 Kms.
10 Nov: Stage 2 El Alto - Titijoni - La Paz 199 Kms.
11 Nov: Stage 3 Viacha - La Paz (TTT) 33 Kms.
12 Nov: Stage 4 La Paz - Viacha 72 Kms. Aprox.
13 Nov: Stage 5a El Alto - Achacachi - San Pablo De Tiquena 140 Kms.
13 Nov: Stage 5b San Pedro De Tiquena - Plaza Copacabana 39 Kms.
14 Nov: Stage 6a Plaza Copacabana - Yunguyo(Peru) - San Pedro De Tiquena 69 Kms.
14 Nov: Stage 6a San Pablo De Tiquena - La Paz Calacoto 121
(Source: SixDay Staff)
Nothstein - Conspicuous by his Absence
Thu, 11 Nov 2004 08:41:58 -0500
After the Athens Shutout, many think Nothstein will retire. Interesting in retrospect is this April 2004 Press Conference in Manchester (England) The Manchester World Cup leg in April of 2004 kicked off with a press conference attended by Chris Hoy, Craig Maclean, Marty Nothstein and Franco Marvulli plus Great Britain consultant Chris Boardman. With Sports Director Ken Farnes asking questions, the riders spoke to press. Here is what Nothstein, then Olympic Sprint champion, had to say on the shape of things to come : Marty, who spent much of the winter racing six day races, was looking a lot leaner than he had at the Sydney Olympics. Asked if that was the case, he replied "I've lost close to 30 pounds since the Games in 2000. The reason for the switch was because after the Olympics, I didn't feel there was anything else I really needed to accomplish in the World of Sprint Cycling. At that point, I had been World Champion a couple of times, Olympic silver medalist in '96, and got the top spot in 2000. I worked so hard for it, and achieved it, it was time to step off the sprinting game, and pursue another option." At that point I still loved racing my bike, and still do to this day, pinning on a number and putting on a helmet, it's what I live for." When I mentioned the name Sercu as a name who has come from the sprint and gone to the road, Marty replied "no-one's done it recently and that was another motivating factor because there were a lot of people who said you couldn't, you're not going to be able to do the six days, you won't be able to make the transition to the road, and now its proven." "I've won some big races on the road, and am a regular on the six day circuit and ride well there so I feel I have proved to everybody I could do it, and a lot of that is down to the fact that when I was a younger rider, I started on the road. I wasn't built as a sprinter, I wasn't groomed as a sprinter -- I just liked sprinting and gravitated towards that. In my earlier years as a junior, I was a road rider." Asked about the six day circuit, Marty explained that "its a very tough living. You race seven or eight six days a year, and these are races that are incredibly hard, incredibly fast. Long hours as I am sure you are aware of and its not the best working conditions. Its a hard way of life and it does make you tired. It's only April and I feel like I have been racing for 12 months non stop so its tough to recover from the six day circuit." Asked about goals for this year, Marty said "I'm taking one step at a time. Our Federation really doesn't have concrete footing on who is going to go and how they are going to get there. I am kinda forced to race at the World Cups instead of preparing for the Olympics which I would like to do. I don't even know if I'll be there at this point which is unfortunate, because I want to go and win it, but at the same time, I want to go and prepare for it and get ready for it, not only physically, but mentally and this isn't the way to do it. To be going to a World Cup every few weeks, juggling road racing, and everything else with it." "Its going to be a challenging year." Asked what he will be doing at Manchester this weekend, Marty says "just the Keirin. I got fourth place in Mexico so that is enough points to have a spot at the World Championships, but I'd like to add to that and try and push myself up in the UCI rankings in the Keirin." So does Manchester help with gaining experience in the Kierin race, one that can be quite tactical. "My track racing has almost been next to nothing since 2000. Its only really been the six day circuit and racing at Trexletown in Pennsylvania and a few select events here and there. So the tactics are a bit rusty but its coming back quick. I'm definitely not the rider I was in 2000. I just don't have the power and speed I had but at the same time, I couldn't win roads race like I can now." I then asked in an ideal World, what would he like to do at the Olympics. "In an ideal world, being the rider I am now, the Madison and if there was a Scratch race, that to but unfortunately there isn't one of those." What about the Points race I queried? "I haven't really dabbled in the Points race all that much but there several people who say I should try it. But again, with the selection procedures in America, its to complicated to even talk about right now." I am here racing the Keirin but I'd be best in the Madison so its frustrating but at the same time I have enjoyed racing on the road with Navigators and coming to Europe and doing some of the races on the road here.Its like starting all over again, the energy on the bike, and I'm excited to be racing." Asked if it was difficult going fom track to track, Marty answered "They're all oval! They are not shaped like a D or an X and you adapt rather quickly. I've been to all sort of tracks at this point in my career, know how to win on all of them, and the different tracks require different tactics and getting used to but I adapt quickly. I have World championships on a 250 metre indoor and I've won the world championships on a 400 metre outdoor." So will Marty be at the Worlds in Melbourne? "I can go to the World championships as of now but this is where it gets into a schedule conflict with the road. I'm scheduled to do some road racing at that time, and the federation knows I want to race the Keirin at the Olympic Games, so its up to them to put me on the start list." "I was supposed to be riding Gent Wevelgem today, but I lucked out of that -- darn! Instead of battling 50kph cross winds I am here so that wasn't hard to swallow although I would like to have ridden it. I'd rather much be riding in an indoor velodrome, than cobbles in Belgium." "I'll gear up for our road championships in America and we have some big criteriums, with some big money on the line, and of course our national criterium championships which I want to do well in." (Source: SixDay Staff)
Men Only
Thu, 11 Nov 2004 08:41:58 -0500
Here's Fabrice Salanson Fabrice was found dead in bed before the start of the Tour of Germany on June 3, 2003 of heart failure. (Source: Six Day staff; Photo Courtesy: Cyclisme féminin (French))
Ladies Only
Thu, 11 Nov 2004 08:41:58 -0500
Here's the website of France's Caroline Payot-Podevin Equally at home on Road or Track Here she is:(Source: Six Day staff)
Happy Birthday - Men
Thu, 11 Nov 2004 08:21:58 -0500
Marcel Buysse (1889) Belgium - Died October 3, 1939. 3rd 1913 Tour de France 3rd 1919 Giro d'Italia 1st 1914 Tour of Flanders Julien Vervaecke (1899) Belgium - Died May 1940. 3rd 1927 Tour de France 1st 1930 Paris-Roubaix 2nd 1933 Paris-Roubaix Philippe De Meersman (1914) Belgium 1st 1936 Fleche Wallone Lode Anthonis (1922) Belgium - Died January 12, 1992. 1st 1955 Het Volk Frans Schoubben (1933) Belgium - Died July 29, 1997. 3rd 1962 Paris-Roubaix Course Nul (=Germain Derycke) 1957 Liege-Bastogne-Liege Angelino Soler (1939) Spain. 1st 1961 Vuelta a Espana Mountains Jersey 1962 Giro d'Italia. Leslie West (1943) England 4th 1970 World Championship Road Race (Source: Six Day staff)
Happy Birthday - Women
Thu, 11 Nov 2004 08:17:58 -0500
Sorry, none today (Source: Six Day staff)
Today's Menu
Thu, 11 Nov 2004 07:53:58 -0500
Thursday, November 11, 2004 Main Events:
MEN:
Stage Races :
Doble Copacabana-GP Fides - Bolivia - Cat. 2.5 Stage 3
Single Day races : None
Six Day and Other Track Races :
Munich Six Day - Night One
WOMEN :
Stage Races : None
Single Day races : None
(Source: UCI)
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