Tomorrow is Race #9 in the Utah Cyclocross Series. I will be there on the start line at 10:30 in the morning, with plans to move up on the Points Chart.
I just hope there is a bunch of snow on the course, frozen solid, well packed, and slippery as goose grease. Goose grease, you say? Perhaps you've never stepped in goose grease.
If there is snow on the ground, and I have good legs, and I can still see the top three riders after two laps, I could be on the podium. Could be. Could be. No, I have not been on the bike for any real training in two weeks. But, when a cyclocross course turns to snow, it really does not matter who has the most horses under the hood. And, suddenly the guy on the fixed gear cyclocross bike is no longer at a huge disadvantage. If I ride smooth, put my bike handling skills to full use, get a good start, and just keep turning my pedals over, I could be there. Could be. On snow, smooth can be faster than raw power.
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