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Cyclocross in Minnesota
© David Hastert
WORDS: Derrick Lewis
Cyclocross is hard enough, add to it regular Minnesota weather and it is plain ridiculous. That didn't stop our new cross team here in MPLS at the State Championship race this weekend.
© David Hastert
© David Hastert
For more shots of the action visit www.cycleture.com.
Even the local news picked it up (please pardon the thick accents of the mid-western region).
After party was held at our Rapha retailer in Minneapolis, Angry Catfish. Snowmen working the door.
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Comments
nathan wright
15th November 2010 04:04pm
Epic? The news needs to get out more.
EPIC–adjective
1.
noting or pertaining to a long poetic composition, usually centered upon a hero, in which a series of great achievements or events is narrated in elevated style.
2.
resembling or suggesting such poetry.
Joe Hall
15th November 2010 04:34pm
Yes, they are using a term that seems to be used more liberally than seems appropriate. For another definition of epic see: http://www.rapha.cc/part-2--epic-is-a-strange-word
Murray Hardie
8th December 2010 02:49am
That's so funny. I lived in Minneapolis for 5 years and makes total sense they would ride in those conditions - I mean they do everything else in snow and sub-zero conditions so why not cyclocross!