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Originally Posted by 531Aussie
Judy Green and Alby Mangels?
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oh oh !!! MAtt Kelly - Junior CX, 1999 very snowy and icy as I remember, was it in Poprad that year?
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as in Marty Nothstein, who rode a victory lap holding his son, Tyler after winning the mens sprint at the 2000 games? err... no! :p
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Originally Posted by climbo
oh oh !!! MAtt Kelly - Junior CX, 1999 very snowy and icy as I remember, was it in Poprad that year?
[edit] Matt cut back his cyclo-cross for 2000 and still won the US national championship!! He was urged to ride road, but chose to concentrate on MTB. He sorta vanished for a while but has had a few results |
Originally Posted by rockmuncher
as in Marty Nothstein, who rode a victory lap holding his son, Tyler after winning the mens sprint at the 2000 games? err... no! :p
As in the biggest sit you'll ever get in a crit.....like being behind a bus at 55kmh. |
Originally Posted by rockmuncher
Gold star for climbo, who can now ask an equally impossible question.
[edit] Matt cut back his cyclo-cross for 2000 and still won the US national championship!! He was urged to ride road, but chose to concentrate on MTB. He sorta vanished for a while but has had a few results It's a bloke, still alive, 3 World Championships in 3 consecutive years, who and what years, what discipline. Bonus point for naming the team he raced for. |
Originally Posted by climbo
This one should be fairly easy, unless it's been done in another area I can't think of.
It's a bloke, still alive, 3 World Championships in 3 consecutive years, who and what years, what discipline. Bonus point for naming the team he raced for. Now, just because y'all live in the wrong hemisphere, and in a different timeframe, and speak funny doesn't mean we seppo's are gunna put up wi' 3 pages o aussiespeak. . . . . Oh, yeah CracknFail you're up. Reg Harris it is, won the championships in the late 40's and early 50's retired, then made a comeback in 1971! at age 51 he was unbeatable. talk about moxie! Marty |
Originally Posted by gcasillo
So I guess we took this thread back from the Aussies?
USA! USA! USA! |
Originally Posted by lotek
You have to wait until the previous question has been answered.
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I have absolutely no control here, I think they (the aussies) went to bed!
Where in the Netherlands are you? marty |
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Originally Posted by climbo
oh yeah, Judy over Jo any day thank you !! :)
Sorry Bruco and Lotek, Judy had a big impact on young Aussie males in the early 80's, while Alby 'World Safari' Mangels (drove around the world with his mate in a crappy DAF car) was pantsman extrordinaire. On with the quiz.... |
Originally Posted by lotek
You have to wait until the previous question has been answered.
Now, just because y'all live in the wrong hemisphere, and in a different timeframe, and speak funny doesn't mean we seppo's are gunna put up wi' 3 pages o aussiespeak. . . . . Oh, yeah CracknFail you're up. Reg Harris it is, won the championships in the late 40's and early 50's retired, then made a comeback in 1971! at age 51 he was unbeatable. talk about moxie! Marty |
Originally Posted by rockmuncher
Go to post #305 where Crackn got sick of waiting for you to wake up from your 3 week siesta. Climbo is up, his Q stands as far as I can tell but he's prolly in bed by now so riders must claim.
apologies all around. Thats the problem with this thread, I stay on most of the day here, and when the question is finally answered I'm gone. Marty |
Yeah, the time differences really kill what could be a great little intercontinental battle. Just as we get warmed up the poms and eurostars are heading to bed and the yanks have a few more hours of kip before scratching their nuts and starting another day.
First up, Australian Mens Time Trial Team were world champions three years running (oi, oi, oi!), but I won't claim or dispute because climbo is after an individual |
Originally Posted by Bruco
How about a quiz thread?
The rules are simple: (1) The question should be related to road bike racing, past and present. (2) The forum member who answers the question correctly gets to pose a new question. (3) He/she who posed the question is to be the juror as to which is the correct answer.? |
Originally Posted by 531Aussie
Climbo hasn't broken rule number 1, has he?:)
I must admit, Google is letting me down on this Q. |
I did not!
I think we need to amend rule #1 as we have already had questions about Track racing, I'd say cyclocross is pushing things, don't even as about MTB racing (like I'd know about that). There, clear as mud! Marty |
I agree -- a big "BOOOO" to cyclo-cross, recumbents, BMX, MTB, ice-skating, cricket....or anything else, and a track question should be stipulated as being such.
THERE!! god, I'm such a geek |
Urs Freuler (Switzerland) 1981, 1982 and 1983
track worlds in Points. Rode for Lotto? Marty |
Bah humbug.
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Originally Posted by lotek
Where in the Netherlands are you?
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wait, Danny Clark 1984, 1985 1986 in Derny. (he's aussie so I guess
this is the one you're looking for?) or his 1980, 81, 82 Keirin championships? (rode for Konecke?) Marty |
eh, it's 12:55am on the east coast; I'm tippin' he's gorn
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rules, rules, who needs 'em !! Clark didn't win in 82. Not the guy I'm thinking of but I have broken the golden rule and crossed over too many disciplines here, it's MTB. If Clark did that, then Lotek can have it. Is Derby a World Champs event?
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Originally Posted by Bruco
In and around Leiden, which is located just between The Hague and Amsterdam.
Leiden is nice. I lived in Hilversum. :) |
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