Old 04-24-12, 08:34 AM
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carpediemracing 
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Road racing is really hard physiologically speaking, i.e. it forces fitness/ability to the front.

Crits are really hard tactically speaking. Yes, it benefits a sprinter, but there are a lot of crits where a sprinter doesn't win. It allows smarter racers to finish well.

A strong and savvy racer can win/place in both. If one type of race suits you better, it reflects on your traits as a cyclist.

As an FYI I'm not a strong racer, but I'm more savvy than many others.
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