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Old 02-24-10, 07:01 PM
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Tour of Americas Dairyland

Hey everybody. This will be my second year racing and i want to race in some of the Cat 4/5 races during The tour of Americas dairyland. I want to know what to expect if anyone has raced these before. I live in wisconsin so i know its fairly flat. But are there any races in particular to try or to watch out for? I'm 16 if that means anything. Thanks.
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It's the best organized racing in WI. I did the whole series last year as a three and am doing it again this year. You will save yourself a lot of money if you pre-reg. The road race in Greenbush is awesome, Downer Ave. is a must race also, but if you have the time money and drive, it's definitely worth it to do the whole tour.
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Yes, do which ever races you can. They are all top notch and start ON TIME. You can set your watch by them.
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I did the whole series last year as a 5 and it was great. Super well organized.
Downers ave was a great experience but by far the most dangerous race of the series(cat 4/5 at least), not because of the course or conditions, but rather the racers themselves, a lot of pushing and shoving.

I'm personally looking forward to Greenbush RR, Elkhart lake/Road America RR, and Waterloo crit the most.

now hopefully I'll be healthy enough by june to do the whole series, or any of it for that matter.
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