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Berkeley Hills RR W3, Masters 1/2/3/4
6th of 26 (or over 40 incl. Masters)
Course: 51 miles, 3 laps, climbs: Mama Bear, Papa Bear, Baby Bear and the junk in between
Teammates: Andi Smith, Linda Elgart (in Masters category)
I have to agree with Linda Elghart: I really enjoy the W3 and Masters combined field.  Masters riders are always [...]

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W3, 3/29/09
2nd of 24
Teammates: None
Course: 1.7 mile circuit- 1k downhill with a couple tight turns, followed by a gradual uphill to a “hilltop” finish
This race was somewhat of an after thought- it was added to my racing calender last week as a good opportunity to grab some upgrade points.  The course suited me well- a [...]

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Women Cat4
1st of 50
2/21/2009
Teammates: Ashleigh Jackson
I’ve been excited about this race for a while for a couple of reasons: it’s a road race (enough crits!), and there was a full field of 50 (not to mention another full B field).  Snelling, however, is a “C” race for me, so I had not tapered and was [...]

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San Jose Cycling Classic Criterium, Women Cat4
2nd of 5
2/14/2009
Teammates: None

I arrived in SJ as the only women cat4 signed up, but found out while registering that 2 more had registered day-of. Race director Jeff Wu told us that the race would go ahead same time, although it would be turned into a points [...]

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Tour of Qatar: Women’s Race

http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.php?id=/photos/2009/feb09/qatarladies09/qatarladies093/gbQatarW30026
Photo ©: Gregor Brown/Cyclingnews.com

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Women’s Cat4
Team Webcor/Alto Velo
2nd of 36
2/8/2009
Teammates: None
Course: 1 mile loop, one hairpin, 3 90 degree, and 1 wide turn, moderate hill (power climb) approaching the hairpin, good pavement
I went into this crit with confidence, as my fitness has improved lately and the course suited me well (technical with a short hill).  I was [...]

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Sportvelo Winter Camp

Dan Smith of Sportvelo recently hosted the 9th annual Sportvelo Winter Camp. It was 4 days of hard miles with massages, speakers, and lots of food mixed in. I was only able to attend for the two weekend days due to work, but in those days I rode upwards of 150 miles over [...]

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I Dolomiti

My dad and I spent a good part of the month of September cycling with Erickson Cycle Tours in the Italian Alps, affectionately called the Dolomites.  In my three year career of cycling, I have been fortunate enough to go on several cycling tours, but I have to say, there is something unique and magical [...]

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I traveled from Maine to California last Saturday to experience world class cycling in my hometown. The Tour of California (the Tour de France of the US) began with a prologue with a short 2.1 mile time trial starting in Palo Alto and ending at Stanford. Cyclist from all over California came to [...]

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A group of 24 Americans decided to go for a scenic cycling tour of Switzerland. Even before getting on the saddle, they caught a glimpse of the scenery and were blown away by the rolling green field dotted with cows.

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