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From: geoff@callan.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.bicycle
Subject: No world records after all (how embarrassing)
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Date: Sun, 15-Jul-84 23:33:59 EDT
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Posted: Sun Jul 15 23:33:59 1984
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Oops.  Seems that the world records I trumpeted yesterday aren't after all.
In O'Reilly's case (1 Km), the real record is 1:02.57 (Marc Malchow, E. Ger.,
in Mexico City).  O'Reilly's 1:03.39 is a US record.  In Nitz's case, his
time of 4:36.44 beats the record of 4:37.31, but the UCI has not yet certified
the Colorado Springs track, so it doesn't count.  Nitz gets a US record too.

To make matters worse, I misreported Tour de France results.  Fignon, not
Anderson, is leading the contenders.  He is now in third after today's race,
12 minutes back.  The race enters the Pyrenees tomorrow (Monday) and should
get much more interesting then.
-- 

	Geoff Kuenning
	Callan Data Systems
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