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12-01.-2005, 06:05 PM
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Thoughts on the current state of track racing
Figured I would start a thread on what your opinions are on track racing nowadays. Topics can be anything. I for one am interested in the way that more of the countries that weren't so dominant are now starting to close the gap a little. We no longer see the type of domination that 3 or 4 countries used to share. Things seem to be getting a little more international as far as the results sheets go. Whaddya think?
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20-01.-2005, 01:29 PM
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Re: Thoughts on the current state of track racing
The countries that spend the most on it are producing the best results, and following those countries are those with the highest velodrome density.
Australia, UK, France, Germany. With a few outliers for one outstanding rider or so per other country. |
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