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Registration Open for Norfolk Classic Cycling Weekend |
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Written by Jon Downey
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Friday, 23 May 2008 |
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 Norfolk - Registrations are open for both days of the Norfolk Classic Cycling Weekend at SportsBaseOnline. Registration must be made for BOTH days as this is NOT a stage race nor an omnium.
- Registration for the Norfolk Classic Road Race powered by Monster is here.
- Registration for the Nebraska State Championship Criterium is here.
Total cash purse for the weekend is $6000 with $2000 allocated to the road race and a whopping $4000 in prize money to be awarded at the State Championship Criterium. In addition, several nice primes are on the table for the criterium. Finally, Rightway Performance Coaching will be awarding a free power test to the winners of the Men’s Cat 4, Men’s Cat 5, Women’s Cat 4, and the Junior classes each day.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 02 June 2008 )
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Cam Kirkpatrick, Matt Gersib Complete 12 Laps at Battle Royale! |
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Written by Ryan Feagan
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Monday, 19 May 2008 |
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UPDATE: Complete results with splits (where available) are in.
Cam Kirkpatrick flying to victory in the Battle Royale at Platte River State Park.
Photo John Peterson
Louisville, NE - The Platte River Battle Royal Marathon, hosted in fine fashion by the CycleWorks/Moose's Tooth crew, was a huge success by all accounts. Over 70 riders enjoyed the different racing format, many doing a few laps than taking a break with friends, only to go out and do more laps later at a more "conversational" pace. It offered everyone a chance to push themselves and their limits in an environment that encourages camaraderie and all-around fun!
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Last Updated ( Friday, 30 May 2008 )
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2008 Nebraska State Time Trial Lives Up to Its Name |
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Written by Newsline
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Monday, 19 May 2008 |
 Duane Blair powers the course. Photo: Lois Brunnert “The Highway to Hell” again tested the mettle of cyclists vying for State Championship medals and bragging rights at the 2008 Nebraska State Time Trial Championship May 17 in Norfolk. Sunny skies and warm temperatures were accompanied by ever-increasing winds giving each rider a sense of false hope during the first half of the out-and-back route. Most reported that the first half of the race, going out with the wind, was stellar while the return trip into the wind was, in fact, hell.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 10 June 2008 )
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Omaha, Neb. - A few weeks from now, he’ll be racing his bicycle more than 3,000 miles across the country. But Sunday, Timothy Hargrave will be moving a little bit slower during the American Diabetes Association Tour de Cure ride at the Sarpy County Fairgrounds.
