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              Wretham Holloween Duathlon - Scott Carrier 10/31/2007
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              So the Duathlon went well, I was having second thoughts about going as I've been racing quite a bit since last spring; duathlons, 5K's and those TT's all summer plus an occasional Chris ride... which can be even more taxing.    So I've been trying to be mindful of recovery the past month but still felt a bit on the edge and 5lbs heavier than during the spring Du's.  That being said, I went down there pretty well rested and feeling  quite relaxed; goal just enjoy the event.    First run, was a 19:23 for 3 miles, the bike went well for me; 30 min for 11 miles which gave me the 5th fastest bike leg overall . It was super windy, so most people had a slower bike leg than usual and I was pleased considering I try to ride hard but only tempo on the bike part.  The final run was really tough coming off the bike and I struggled with all my might to run a 13:13 for 2 miles.  End result was 17th overall out of almost 200 athletes and 2nd out of 17 in my age division which gave me a silver medal and some running gear for prizes.   I felt good same time at the spring but on a windy day and my transitions were a bit slower indicating a slight gain in fitness both on the run and bike.
              So for me the racing season is over .....for a bit,...time to relax and train with little structure and just enjoy being outside, forgetting about up coming events and race specific intervals.


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              2007 Annual Gran Prix of Gloucester (10/13 &14) 10/11/2007
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              Don't miss this International Race, right here on the North Shore.  Below you'll find all the details on the 2007 Annual Gran Prix of Gloucester, set for October 13 & 14th.  The Gran Prix of Gloucester is two days of national calibre races where competitors from all over the US, Canada & Europe converge to race in the most beautiful race course in North America.

              The most spectator-friendly form of bicycle racing, regardless of whether you've seen a bicycle race or not, cyclocross can be enjoyed by everyone.
              http://www.gpgloucester.com/index.html

              Schedule for Saturday 10/13:
              9:00am - Cat 4 Men; 40 minutes
              10:00am - Cat 3/4 Masters 35+/45+ & All Masters 55+; 40 minutes
              11:00am - Cat 1/2/3 Masters 35+/45+; 45 minutes
              12:00pm - U19 Juniors/U15 Juniors, Cat 3/4 Women (start @ :30); 40 minutes
              1:00pm - Cat 2/3 Men - 45 minutes
              2:00pm - Course Inspection
              2:30pm - Elite Women; 40 minutes
              3:30pm - Elite Men/U23; 60 minutes

              Schedule For Sunday 10/14
               9:00am - Cat 4 Men; 40 minutes
              10:00am - Cat 3/4 Masters 35+/45+ & All Masters 55+; 40 minutes
              11:00am - Cat 1/2/3 Masters 35+/45+; 45 minutes
              12:00pm - U19 Juniors/U15 Juniors, Cat 3/4 Women (start @ :30); 40 minutes
              1:00pm - Cat 2/3 Men - 45 minutes
              2:00pm - Course Inspection
              2:30pm - Elite Women; 40 minutes
              3:30pm - Elite Men/U23; 60 minutes

              What is the Verge New England Championship Cyclocross Series?
              The The Verge New England Cyclocross Series is a six-race series of internationally sanctioned events where competitors from all over the US & Canada compete for points

              The Venue:
              Stage Fort Park Overlooking historic Gloucester Harbor and bound on two sides by Cressey and Half Moon Beaches, Stage Fort Park offers picnic areas with barbecue pits, a full Visitor Information center, a playground for the kids, and plenty of parking!

              For additonal information on Stage Fort Park, the Essex National Heritage Area website is an excellent resource


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