From the pics, I like it.
You might look into a Performance bike, that way you have a brick and mortar shop to go to. Also, Performance has a very good return program, if there are any issues. If you don't have a shop close
to you, then, the Nashbar looks decent.
I'm really a believer in the LBS route. You can't go wrong with having some support and service with a new bike.
Also, you're asking if the ride is "racy," so you've kind of touched on the advantage of going to a bike shop, i.e., you're able to test ride the bike you're buying. You can also get a better fit.
I can fit on some 58's, but I am now on a 56. It really depends on frame geometry.
Not trying to clutter-up your buying decision, but it's something to consider.
Good luck and happy riding.

S