bike race coverage

Joe Zauner

2002-03-25

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Hello Oregon cyclists,



Check out Northwest Race Report.com ( http://nwracereport.com/index.html ).

We've been up for three weeks and already have more than 171,000 hits this

month.



This week we have a feature on Russell Stevenson. Word on the street has

Stevenson signing a pro contract with Prime Alliance, but no confirmation on

that at this point. NWRR will be the first to know (after Stevenson, of

course) and then you'll know. The feature relates to how he got started in

the sport, his training philosophy and other interesting stuff.



Also, there's coverage on the final Washington tune-up series, Mason Lake.

Next week we're featuring the Snohomish Road Race, which routinely draws the

top talent from the Northwest and Canada. Last year Super Squadra homeboy

Ian Tubbs won the race. This year former national crit champion Kenny

Williams wants victory there, despite Broadmark's early-season dominance.



Tuesday we'll have a column by former national team member Rich McClung. If

you haven't read is material, I urge you to take a look. McClung weaves a

pretty good yarn. Check out his column about racing in South America with a

young, bone-headed Bobby Julich. Great stuff.



On Thursday we'll have columns from our host of regulars, which includes top

coaches and athletes ? amazingly, they're all good writers. We've really

lucked out up here when it comes to finding columnists.



Which reminds me, we're looking for someone with writing skills to pull

together a column relating to the Oregon racing scene while we're not

covering races down in your neck of the woods (we will be down there when

the Oregon season heats up during the summer).



Also, Thursday we have slated a Q&A with Oregon champion David Auker. This

guy has too many state championship and Northwest race wins to count, and at

52, he's seen the Northwest circuit undergo some pretty profound changes.



Thanks for the support, and if you get a chance, take a look at Cheryl

Wilson's site ( http://www.butlerpress.com/cjw/portfolio/portfoliomain.html

). She's a super photographer and I inadvertently ran one of her pictures

this morning before she gave me the okay, so I'm hoping this works as a make

up call. Cheryl, my sincere apologies.





Joe Zauner

Northwest Race Report.com

http://nwracereport.com/index.html

Publisher

Macro Sun Graphics

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Owner

(206) 362-2690

12051 28th Ave. NE, #303

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Hello Oregon cyclists,<BR>

<BR>

Check out Northwest Race Report.com ( http://nwracereport.com/index.html ).  We've been up for three weeks and already have more than 171,000 hits this month.<BR>

<BR>

This week we have a feature on Russell Stevenson. Word on the street has Stevenson signing a pro contract with Prime Alliance, but no confirmation on that at this point.  NWRR will be the first to know (after Stevenson, of course) and then you'll know. The feature relates to how he got started in the sport, his training philosophy and other interesting stuff.  <BR>

<BR>

Also, there's coverage on the final Washington tune-up series, Mason Lake.  Next week we're featuring the Snohomish Road Race, which routinely draws the top talent from the Northwest and Canada.  Last year Super Squadra homeboy Ian Tubbs won the race.  This year former national crit champion Kenny Williams wants victory there, despite Broadmark's early-season dominance. <BR>

<BR>

Tuesday we'll have a column by former national team member Rich McClung.  If you haven't read is material, I urge you to take a look.  McClung weaves a pretty good yarn.  Check out his column about racing in South America with a young, bone-headed Bobby Julich. Great stuff.<BR>

<BR>

On Thursday we'll have columns from our host of regulars, which includes top coaches and athletes ? amazingly, they're all good writers.  We've really lucked out up here when it comes to finding columnists.  <BR>

<BR>

Which reminds me, we're looking for someone with writing skills to pull together a column relating to the Oregon racing scene while we're not covering races down in your neck of the woods (we will be down there when the Oregon season heats up during the summer).  <BR>

<BR>

Also, Thursday we have slated a Q&A with Oregon champion David Auker.  This guy has too many state championship and Northwest race wins to count, and at 52, he's seen the Northwest circuit undergo some pretty profound changes.<BR>

<BR>

Thanks for the support, and if you get a chance, take a look at Cheryl Wilson's site ( http://www.butlerpress.com/cjw/portfolio/portfoliomain.html ). She's a super photographer and I inadvertently ran one of her pictures this morning before she gave me the okay, so I'm hoping this works as a make up call.  Cheryl, my sincere apologies. <BR>

<BR>

<BR>

Joe Zauner<BR>

<B><I>Northwest Race Report.com<BR>

</I></B>http://nwracereport.com/index.html<BR>

Publisher<BR>

<B><I>Macro Sun Graphics<BR>

</I></B>http://home.attbi.com/~bigsungraphics/ <BR>

Owner<BR>

(206) 362-2690<BR>

12051 28th Ave. NE, #303<BR>

Seattle WA, 98125<BR>

<BR>









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