NW Race Report.com

Joe Zauner

2002-10-29

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Greetings Northwest Cyclists,



If you haven?t yet, check out The List on the home page of Northwest Race

Report.com (http://nwracereport.com). It?s generating some controversy. This

is The List compiled by the editor-in-chief (me) of top Northwest road

athletes regardless of age. If you think you?ve got a better list ? and many

do ? e-mail it to me at jo-@nwracereport.com.



A few brief notes. We?ll be in Spokane this weekend to cover the Washington

Cyclocross championships. This should be quite a battle, especially in the

masters division. Whether a Knapp/Sundt showdown will materialize is unknown

at this time, but Anne Grande seems to have found some form ? she won this

weekend in Oregon ? so there could be an interesting match-up between

herself, Josie Beggs and Jeanette Nusbaum.



Check out the recent edition of VeloNews with Cipollini on the cover.

There?s nice story on Seattle cyclocross on page 76. All the images for

that story were shot by Northwest Race Report.com. Also, in the next edition

of VeloNews, there?s a story by NWRR editor-in-chief (me) about the recent

Redline Cup race in Tacoma. Again, images were shot by NWRR chief

photographer (me).



Also, the exposure of Northwest Race Report.com in VeloNews seems to be

driving the number of visits to our site up. Server feedback seems to

indicate that we?re getting many more visits from California and from back

East than usual. We?re more than 1,000 visitors per weekday, which is our

summertime numbers, so good news there.



This brings me to the unavoidable sales pitch. We?re still a great place to

advertise if the people you?re looking to contact are competitive cyclists.

You won?t find a more targeted advertising delivery system than NWRR.



That?s all I got.



See you at the races.



Joe Zauner

Editor-and-chief

Northwest Race Report.com

http://nwracereport.com/

(206) 362-2690







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Greetings Northwest Cyclists,<BR>

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If you haven?t yet, check out The List on the home page of Northwest Race Report.com (<U>http://nwracereport.com)</U>. It?s generating some controversy. This is The List compiled by the editor-in-chief (me) of top Northwest road athletes regardless of age. If you think you?ve got a better list ? and many do ?  e-mail it to me at <U>jo-@nwracereport.com</U>.<BR>

<BR>

A few brief notes. We?ll be in Spokane this weekend to cover the Washington Cyclocross championships. This should be quite a battle, especially in the masters division. Whether a Knapp/Sundt showdown will materialize is unknown at this time, but Anne Grande seems to have found some form ? she won this weekend in Oregon ? so there could be an interesting match-up between herself, Josie Beggs and Jeanette Nusbaum. <BR>

<BR>

Check out the recent edition of VeloNews with Cipollini on the cover. There?s nice story on  Seattle cyclocross on page 76. All the images for that story were shot by Northwest Race Report.com. Also, in the next edition of VeloNews, there?s a story by NWRR editor-in-chief (me) about the recent Redline Cup race in Tacoma. Again, images  were shot by NWRR chief photographer (me).<BR>

<BR>

Also, the exposure of Northwest Race Report.com in VeloNews seems to be driving the number of visits to our site up. Server feedback seems to indicate that we?re getting many more visits from California and from back East than usual. We?re more than 1,000 visitors per weekday, which is our summertime numbers, so good news there.<BR>

<BR>

This brings me to the unavoidable sales pitch. We?re still a great place to advertise if the people you?re looking to contact are competitive cyclists. You won?t find a more targeted advertising delivery system than NWRR.<BR>

<BR>

That?s all I got. <BR>

<BR>

See you at the races.<BR>

<BR>

Joe Zauner<BR>

Editor-and-chief<BR>

Northwest Race Report.com<BR>

http://nwracereport.com/<BR>

(206) 362-2690<BR>







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