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From: Steve Rapp =20
Subject: Fw: Tour of Walla Walla email flyer=20
Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2000 15:25:06 -0700=20
Reply-To: rap-@whitman.edu=20
X-Loop: 700001970=20
<bigger>Tour of Walla Walla=20
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<excerpt><bigger>- 3 stages, April 29-30.</bigger>=20
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<excerpt> <bigger>USCF race. OBRA members that are not USCF members may
bring their card, and get their one-day license fees paid by the=20
promoter.
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<excerpt><bigger> If you can show us that you belong in a cat 3, Pro-1-2,
Wom 1-2-3 or Masters A field (e.g. USCF license last year, note from
Candi attesting to your status, etc, or some of you I may know already
from my Portland residency a few years ago-email me ahead to be sure),
you can enter that field.</bigger> <bigger>Racers come from Montana,
Idaho, Colorado, Washington, Oregon and other states. Come race against
some new legs.</bigger> <bigger>The Tour of Walla Walla has made some
exciting additions. After the spaghetti dinner Saturday (see flyer
below), an outdoor movie theater is planned, where they will show some
highlights of the RR, portions of the "A Sunday in Hell," the cycling
classic about the 1976 Paris-Roubaix race, and winners of Whitman
College's film festival (not bicycle-related).</bigger> <bigger>The
race bible will include suggestions for other things (music, climbing
wall competition, etc) to do.</bigger> <bigger>We hope to see you in
Walla Walla.</bigger> <bigger>Steve Rapp</bigger>=20
<bold><bigger>-----Original Message-----
From: </bigger></bold><bigger>Steve Rapp <<rap-@whitman.edu>
<bold>To: </bold>rap-@whitman.edu <<rap-@whitman.edu>
<bold>Date: </bold>Thursday, April 13, 2000 5:52 AM
<bold>Subject: </bold>Tour of Walla Walla email flyer
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</fontfamily></bigger><fontfamily><param>Arial</param> <bigger>Tour of Walla=
Walla </bigger></fontfamily> <bigger>webpage at=
www.wallawallawa.com/nwcc.htm, although the motel information is more=
up-to-date on this flyer (some motels are full), and the total prize list=
is $2200, not $1999.</bigger> <bigger>Held under USA Cycling permit =
2000-245.</bigger> <bigger>All USCF categories & the NW Collegiate =
Championships</bigger> <bigger>Promoter will pay for one-day USCF licenses=
for members of regional associations such as OBRA and ACA. (Pro-1-2, 3,=
Mstrs A & Wom 1-2-3 must show a 1999 USCF license to prove qualification=
to enter those categories.)</bigger> <bigger>USCF categories graded on=
time, with 15, 10 and 5 second bonuses for stage placings. Collegiates=
graded on points.</bigger> <bigger>STAGES</bigger> size=3D2> =
RR TT crit <bigger>Coll Men =
A 68 mi 11 mi 45 min + 1 lap</bigger>=
<bigger>Coll Men B 42 11 =
30</bigger> <bigger>Coll Men C 42 11 =
30</bigger> <bigger>Coll Wom A 42 11 =
30</bigger> <bigger>Coll Wom B 42 =
11 30</bigger> size=3D2>Pro-1-2 82 =
11 45 size=3D2>3 55 =
11 40 size=3D2>4-5 =
42 11 30 <bigger>Mstrs A =
82 11 40</bigger> <bigger>Mstrs B =
42 11 25</bigger> size=3D2>4=
5+ 42 11 25=
<bigger>Wom 1-2-3 42 11 =
25</bigger> <bigger>Wom 4 42 11 =
25</bigger> size=3D2>Juniors 42 =
11 25 <bigger>Open (local) =
11</bigger> <bigger>PRIZES</bigger> <bigger>Participants must race in all=
three stages to be eligible for overall prizes.</bigger> =
Total SR Overall Crit primes <bigger>Pro-1-2=
$765, all cash $630, 7 deep $135</bigger> 3 =
$265, c/m $185, 5 deep $ 80 size=3D2>4-5 =
$210, c/m $150, 5 deep $60 <bigger>Mstrs A $269,=
c/m $194, 3 deep $75</bigger> <bigger>Mstrs B =
$225, c/m $150, 5 deep $ 75</bigger> 45+ =
$100, c/m $ 75, 3 deep $ 25 <bigger>Wom 1-2-3 $190,=
all cash $140, 3 deep $ 50</bigger> <bigger>Wom 4 $=
90, c/m $ 65, 3 deep $ 25</bigger> <bigger>Juniors =
$ 95, c/m $ 70, 3 deep $25</bigger> =
<bigger>COURSES</bigger> <bigger>Stage One- Bicycle Barn Road Race-=
Saturday</bigger> <bigger>The course is a 13.3-mile loop of gently rolling=
terrain. The course includes a .3-mile neutral roll-out and a 1.4-mile=
finish as the top of a short (100 yard) hill.</bigger> <bigger>Start=
times</bigger> <bigger>Coll men A 8:30=
AM</bigger> <bigger>Coll Men B,C, USCF 4-5 8:40</bigger> <bigger>Coll=
Wom A,B 8:50</bigger> <bigger>Pro-1-2, Mstrs A =
10:30</bigger> 3 11:10=
<bigger>Mstrs B, Wom 1-2-3 11:20</bigger> <bigger>45+, Wom 4, Jrs=
11:30</bigger> <bigger>Directions: in Walla Walla, take 2nd=
Ave south until it bends left, becoming Abbott Rd. Continue 1/2 mile to=
Fern Ave. Go right 200 yards to reg/start line.</bigger> <bigger>Stage=
two- Elsom Construction Time Trial- Saturday</bigger> <bigger>Basically=
flat. 11-mile out-and-back. TTT for collegiates. ITT for USCF. The first=
start will be at 3:30, with times available after the road race.</bigger> =
<bigger>Directions: Approx 2.8 miles west of WW (2nd Ave) on Hwy 12, go=
north on Sudbury Rd (Campbell Rd goes south). Go left at the T, and stay on=
Sudbury for 4 miles. Please park in designated area.</bigger> =
<bigger>Post-race spaghetti dinner at Merchants, 21 E Main. 7:00 to 9:00=
PM Saturday. $5, a bargain. Results will be posted there.</bigger> =
<bigger>Stage 3- Regence NW Health Criterium- Sunday</bigger> <bigger>Flat,=
6 corners on bumpy roads downtown. Please park in designated area.=
1/2-mile loop.</bigger> <bigger>Start times</bigger> <bigger>Coll men B,C,=
USCF 4-5 8:00 AM</bigger> <bigger>Coll wom A,B =
8:40</bigger> <bigger>Coll men A =
9:20</bigger> <bigger>45+, Wom 4, Jrs =
10:15</bigger> 3 10:50=
<bigger>Mstrs B, Wom 1-2-3 11:40</bigger>=
<bigger>Pro-1-2, Mstrs A 12:15</bigger> =
<bigger>FEES, includes all surcharges</bigger> size=3D2> =
Stage Race RR only TT only crit only=
<bigger>Collegiates, all $ 25 $ 10 =
$25/team $ 10</bigger> Juniors $ 25 Pro-1-2 =
$ 50 <bigger>Other USCF $ 40</bigger> =
<bigger>REGISTRATION</bigger> <bigger>Participants are encouraged to=
pre-register-</bigger> <bigger>*by mail- send a standard athlete's release=
form (one for each member of a team), indicating which category, to T of=
WW- Steve Rapp, 701 Boyer Ave, Walla Walla, WA 99362.</bigger>=
<bigger>*in person, Friday at Coffee Perk, 4 S. 1st Ave downtown, between=
7:00 and 10:00 PM.</bigger> <bigger>Day of race: registration closes at=
8:00 Am Saturday for collegiates and 10:00 AM for all others. Collegiate=
crit-only racers may register up until 45 minutes before their=
start.</bigger> <bigger>ACCOMODATIONS</bigger> <bigger>Host housing is=
available on request in advance.</bigger> <bigger>Below is a partial list=
of lodging establishments. Early reservations recommended.</bigger>=
<bigger>Best Western (509) 525-4700 $62 to $100 plus tax =
FULL</bigger> <bigger>Capri Motel 525-1130 $32 to=
$65</bigger> <bigger>City Center Motel 529-2660 $33 to $60</bigger>=
<bigger>Colonial Motel 529-1220 $32 to $55</bigger>=
<bigger>Hawthorn Inn 525-2522 $52 to $125</bigger>=
<bigger>Super 8 Motel 525-8800 $45 to $63</bigger> Travelodge =
529-4940 $39 to $ 70 LIMITED Vagabond 529-4410 =
$39.50 to ? <bigger>Morgan Inn (541) 938-5547 $42.75 to=
$61.75 in Milton-Freewater, about</bigger> =
10-15<bigger> miles from=
WW</bigger> <bigger>tent sites avail at Harris Park near Milton-Freewater=
about 15-20 miles from WW</bigger> size=3D2> (541) 938-5330 =
<bigger>others listed at www.wwchamber.com</bigger> =
<bigger>QUESTIONS</bigger> <bigger>Steve Rapp rap-@whitman.edu or (509) =
527-8724</bigger> <bigger>SPONSORS</bigger> <bigger>Please thank our=
sponsors and friends: Bicycle Barn, Regence Northwest Health, Elsom=
Construction, Woodward Canyon Winery, First Savings Bank, Waterbrook=
Winery, Baker Boyer Bank, Merchants Ltd, Union-Bulletin, Dave's Bicycles,=
Opp & Seibold Construction, Falcon Cable, Tom Baffney, Tom & Margo=
Scribner.</bigger> =20
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