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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 12-10-2007 18:46
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As the Road season starts to end, the track season gets in full swing.
As well as numerous 6-day events there is also the UCI World Cup series.
30th November - 2nd December (My Birthday!) - Round 1: Sydney
7th - 9th December - Round 2: Beijing
18th - 20th January - Round 3: Los Angeles
15th - 17th February - Round 4: Copenhagen
Then the World Championships in Manchester from the 27th - 30th March.
Not forgetting the innovative Revolution series in Manchester!
20th October
17th November
12th January
23rd February
I'm going to the one on the 20th October, in just over a week. The lineup has the likes of Thomas, Backstedt, Cavendish, Hammond, Chicchi, Friedman and many others.
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| doddy13 |
Posted on 12-10-2007 18:50
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nice, can't wait for a bit of this. Doesn't get much TV coverage though. track cycling is just as intresting as on the road.
There's no point slapping a schleck - Sean Kelly on "Who needs a slap"
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| Addy291 |
Posted on 12-10-2007 18:50
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i'm hoping of going to the 20th as well, because i can go to Man City vs Birmingham then nip accross the road to the Revolution
i did that last season as well
the Revolution's are always great as they showcase huge talent, both young and experienced
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 12-10-2007 18:54
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Well BBC gives Track racing more time than Road racing 
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| mattiasgt |
Posted on 12-10-2007 18:55
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Bäckstedt is going to dominate the Revolution series!
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| dave92 |
Posted on 12-10-2007 19:50
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Friedman!
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| Dankan |
Posted on 12-10-2007 19:55
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Cycling TV seems to be broadcasting the full World Cup Series free. |
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| wildcat000 |
Posted on 13-10-2007 00:14
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Dankan wrote:
Cycling TV seems to be broadcasting the full World Cup Series free.
That's awesome. Between Cyclocross and Track cycling, hopefully I won't go into a withdrawal like I did last season . |
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| doddy13 |
Posted on 13-10-2007 09:09
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SportingNonsense wrote:
Well BBC gives Track racing more time than Road racing
yes, but by about 10minutes or so
There's no point slapping a schleck - Sean Kelly on "Who needs a slap"
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| Addy291 |
Posted on 13-10-2007 09:39
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yes but 10 minutes is still around 80% more covereage than road racing gets
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| doddy13 |
Posted on 13-10-2007 09:41
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well yeah, at least they show the worlds
There's no point slapping a schleck - Sean Kelly on "Who needs a slap"
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| Smoothie |
Posted on 13-10-2007 10:07
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Im heading off to Ghent06 in november cant bloody wait! |
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| doddy13 |
Posted on 13-10-2007 10:28
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nice one
There's no point slapping a schleck - Sean Kelly on "Who needs a slap"
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 18-10-2007 23:19
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I cant wait for Saturday
Revolution 17 - This Saturday
SCHEDULE -- starts 7pm
Revolution 17 Introduction Sequence
Elite Men Motor Paced Scratch Race 7km
DHL Future Stars Points Race - Boys 5km
Revolution Sprint - Round 1 Winners to Final
Elite Women 1 Mile Dash 1.62km
DHL Future Stars 5K Scratch Race - Girls 5km
Revolution Sprint – Semi Finals Winners to Final
Elite Men 10km Points Race 10km
DHL Future Stars 1 Mile Dash - Boys 1.62km
Elite Women 8km Scratch Race 8km
Revolution Sprint - Losers 1 Mile Dash 1.62km 1 x 10
Revolution Sprint - Final 1 x 2
DHL Future Stars 1 Mile Dash - Girls
1km Madison Time Trial 1km 6 Teams
Revolution Keirin 1 x 6
DHL Future Stars Points Race - Girls 5km
Revolution Invitation Keirin 1 x 6
DHL Future Stars 5K Scratch Race - Boys 5km
Elite Women 8km Points Race 8km
Elite Men 15km Scratch Race 15km
Revolution 2-Up Team Sprint
RIDERS
Endurance - Men
1. Chris Newton Recycling.co.uk
2. David O'Loughlin Pezula Racing
3. Paul Helion Pezula Racing
4. Martyn Irvine Pezula Racing
5. Ian Stannard T-Mobile
6. Rob Hayles Team KLR
7. Geraint Thomas Barloworld
8. Ed Clancy Landbouwkrediet
9. Magnus Backstedt Liquigas
10. Francesco Chicchi Liquigas
11. Colby Pierce USA
12. Mike Friedman USA
13. Stefan Steinweg Germany
14. Adam Blythe Science In Sport
15. Peter Kennaugh Pinarello RT
16. Andy Fenn Liverpool Mercury-Dolan
17. Luke Rowe Recycling.co.uk
18. Tom Murray Merlin RT
19. Jon Mozley Merlin RT
20. Liam Holohan Merlin RT
21. Tom Skubala CC Cardiff
22. Mark Christian Manx RC
23. Mark McNally Liverpool Mercury-Dolan
24. Erick Rowsell Team Corridori
25. Tony Gibb Plowman Craven
26. Simon Gaywood Plowman Craven
27. Andy Magnier Brookes Cycles
28. Peter Williams Kinesis UK
29. Russell Downing Team Healthnet-Maxis
30. Mark Cavendish T-Mobile
Endurance – Women
151. Lizzie Armitstead Global RT
152. Jo Rowsell Global RT
153. Nikki Harris Global RT
154. Lucy Martin Team Chance
155. Hannah Mayho Team Chance
156. Katie Colclough Fat Birds RT
157. Alex Greenfield Pinarello RT
158. Jess Allen Pinarello RT
159. Becky James Pinarello RT
160. Kate Cullen City of Edinburgh
161. Dani King I - Team nova
162. Emma Trott VC Londres
163. Alice M Godfrey Glendene RT
164. Ella Hopkins Mid Devon CC
165. Jess Varnish Halesowen ACC
166. Gabs Coates Evans RT
167. Helen Scott Halesowen ACC
168. Sarah Byrne GS Strada
169. Kelly Moore Interbike RT
170. Christen King USA
171. Kate Rudd Ireland
172. Tegan Millington Sportcity Velo
173. Hannah Rich Pinarello RT
Sprint – Men
31. Craig Maclean Plowman Craven
32. Jason Queally GB
33. Jason Kenny GB
34. Jamie Staff GB
35. Jose Escuredo Spain
36. Itmar Esteban Spain
37. Michael Blatchford USA
38. Christian Lyte GB
39. Dave Daniell GB
40. Pete Mitchell GB
41. Steven Hill GB
42. Marco Librizzi Scotland
43. Josh Hargreaves GB
Future Stars
Boys
51. Jordan Hargreaves Yorkshire Region
52. Tim Kennaugh Yorkshire Region
53. Chris Nicholson Yorkshire Region
54. Dan McLay East Midlands Region
55. George Atkins East Midlands Region
56. Aaron Murray Scotland
57. Callum Mclean Scotland
58. Patrick Galbraith Scotland
59. Felix English South East Region
60. Joe Perrett Eastern Region
61. Sam Fry Eastern Region
62. Tom Gosbee Eastern Region
63. Peter Dibben South/South West Region
64. Tom Wieskowski South/South West Region
65. Tom Walker South/South West Region
66. Chris Whorral North West Region
67. Simon Yates North West Region
68. Lewis Balyicki North West Region
69. Chris Legg Central
70. Sandy King Central
71. Mark Baxter Central
72. Sam Harrison Wales
73. Rich Forrest Wales
74. Owain Doull Wales
75. Rhys Matcham West Midlands Region
76. Kian Emadi West Midlands Region
77. Tom Gregory West Midlands Region
78. Kitt Carzon USA
Girls
100. Katie Fearnehough Yorkshire Region
101. Gaby Shaw Yorkshire Region
102. Penny Rowson East Midlands Region
103. Daisy Sherwood Scotland
104. Kayleigh Brogan Scotland
105. Corrine Hall South East Region
106. Sophie Terry South East Region
107. Hannah Robinson Eastern Region
108. Laura Trott Eastern Region
109. Kate Calvert South/South West Region
110. Laura Allen North West Region
111. Ella Sadler Andrews North West Region
112. Jo Wilman North West Region
113. Ruby Miller Wales
114. Hannah Manley Wales
115. Sarah Reynolds West Midlands Region
116. Jess Booth West Midlands Region
117. Hayley Edwards West Midlands Region
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 20-10-2007 23:29
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Just got back from it, it was BRILLIANT!  Ill upload the best of 97 Photos/Videos at some point
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| Waghlon |
Posted on 20-10-2007 23:36
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So, when is Miya done making that track so we can have a Pro Track Manager DB? 
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 21-10-2007 00:07
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I got the following autographs
Jamie Staff, Craig Maclean, Geraint Thomas, Russel Downing, Ed Clancy, Tom Murray, Rob Hayles, Paul Helion, Stefan Steinweg, Chris Newton and Francesco Chicchi.
Mark Cavendish won the Motor Paced Scratch Race 7km ahead of Geraint Thomas.
Jason Kenny beat Craig Maclean in the final of the Revolution Sprint.
Colby Pierce won the 10km Points Race, 1 point ahead of Ed Clancy.
Mark Cavendish and Ed Clancy won the 1km Madison Time Trial (Best event imo).
Jamie Staff won the Revolution Keirin.
Chris Newton won the 15km Scratch Race.
I didnt really follow the Womens or the DFL Future Stars races - although Smoothie's sister nearly won the Female DHL Future Stars Scratch Race, she attacked with 4ish laps to go and got a big solo gap, before being hauled in and caught on the final lap.
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