Prof Women Cycling

[TxDoc]

VeloNews has gotten better recently with several articles on Kristin Armstrong, one today on Jeannie Longo (who will be racing here in MA next week in the Fitchburg Longsjo stage race - in my category . Thankfully, I'll just be spectating...), and others on the recent women's races in Europe.

What - you have the chance to race with Jeannie Longo and you'e passing it up???

[papaver]

I'm a big Marianne Vos fan. She is spectacular and extremely versatile.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marianne_Vos

Too bad that woman's cycling has absolutely no success in my country.

[OakLeaf]

I can't believe Jeannie Longo is still doing so well.

Back in the day she didn't have a lot of competition. Twenty years later she has plenty, and she's still competitive. That's one amazing woman.

[Cataboo]

I'm not interesting in doing or watching any racing

[Andrea]

Info about it is out there if you keep up with cyclingnews or any of the other sites that give updates/reports on all of the bigger races. You usually just have to search a little or at least have a race in mind then look for results/reporting about the race.

[SheFly]

What - you have the chance to race with Jeannie Longo and you'e passing it up???

She's 10 years older than me, and would probably beat the pants off of me! And the rest of the filed is likely on average about 10 years younger than me!

Plus, it's a hilly race - I am NOT a hill climber.

From VeloNews on JEannie today: http://www.velonews.com/article/9379...me-trial-title

SheFly