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28-04.-2004, 01:20 AM
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Cycling V Running uphill
A couple of years ago I remember a challenge race between Spain's
Martin Fiz (a world champion marathon runner) and US postal cyclist Rubiera. The race was to be conducted up the last 6 km of Angliru. The Angliru is reputedly the most difficult paved climb used in pro cycling. The last 6 km was choosen as this is the steepest part of this climb (so no advantage to Rubiera) with gradients that go up to 22%. Does anyone know if this race took place and what the result was? |
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29-04.-2004, 08:39 AM
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Re: Cycling V Running uphill
>Does anyone know if this race took place and what the result was?
The buzz about this was around October 2002, if that helps, but I don't recall hearing any result either. |
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