in other news: lots of great racing, with a smattering of bullshit. the 1/2s field was lively and spirited, both days. lots of smart riding, but too much unfair racing. with all the crosswinds, and mobile race officials, why aren't folks getting DQ'd for centerline violations? it wasn't hard to get lou and andy dq'd or relegated last year; is it just des moines teams who get kicked? word it that in the 1/2s field, tilford, et alia were on the WHITE line drilling for gold, while in the masters field, the boys from ames were playing loose with the yellow line in sunday's closing lap.
zebras: are we going to see any consistency? how about a big-name sacrificial lamb to set the tone early in the season? relegate tilford or eaton to show everyone that "playing fair" wins.
in the 3s field, the boys were schooled when a natural stop happened: THAT'S racing, kiddies, the way it's meant to be played.
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Hey - it was nice chatting with you Saturday night! Blog-stalker revealed! If Steve has his way I'll be at a few more events. But of course I'll see you on the hill at Hy-Vee again this year, right?
You got some press on the teamkaoscycling.com website for the homestay. Thanks again for weekend
Pav
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