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| Twilight Criterium Coming to Papillion |
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| Written by John Lefler Jr | |
| Friday, 29 June 2007 | |
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Papillion - Get ready for twilight criterium racing in the Big O! The City of Papillion, The Papillion Community Foundation and Alegent Health/Midlands Hospital have come together for a day of fun and fitness, Saturday, July 14. The Papillion Twilight Criterium (Nebraska ROY event) boasts Nebraska's largest single day cash prize purse with $5000 up for grabs including $2000 for the Men Category 1/2 race! The Papillion Twilight Criterium will be held in conjunction with the Alegent Health/Midlands Hospital Health Fair in Downtown Papillion, near 3rd & Washington Street. The Health Fair will feature information, demonstrations and free diagnostic checks. Festivities will run throughout the day with the criterium racing beginning at 3:00pm and concluding with the 60-minute Men 1/2 race at 8:00pm. Race categories include: Men Masters 35+/45+/55+, Men 5, Men 4, Women, Men 3 and Men 1/2. Pre-registration is required for the Papillion Twilight Criterium and will open on www.velosource.com Monday, July 2 at 12:00p.m. CDT. Registration closes Saturday, July 14 at 12:00a.m. CDT. Mail-in entries will be accepted, too. Race Information: Papillion Twilight Criterium
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