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Sunday, 18 April 2004 Pix Of The Day: A Big Hand For The Last Man Home
CREDIT: © Ian Scott-Parker/PishTush.com WHERE: Hurricane, Utah, USA. WHAT: local bicycling races. MAP: Hurricane, Utah, USA. Thumbnail click pops-up larger image. ![]() ![]() Under the circumstances, the pictures were on the poor side of barely usable: try Graham Watson if you want to see how it should be done. It was, though, a pleasant surprise. We caught most of the last race. We chatted to one of the eliminated racers, who had travelled the 265 miles south from Salt Lake City. There was a bunch sprint for the line, fairly won by a big built sprinter. Most of the race a rider had been hanging on fifty seconds behind the peleton, never quite falling far enough behind to be eliminated. Fittingly he was given the biggest ovation for his perseverance. |
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