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#1
10.06.2004, 15:28
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When did the Comic stop listing Audax and other "fun" events in its
what's on section? it's all races now. Just when I thought non-competitive cycling was getting a foothold (admittedly they have a feature on L2B this week) |
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#2
10.06.2004, 16:22
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MartinM wrote:
> When did the Comic stop listing Audax and other "fun" events in its > what's on section? They list only Audaxes and club runs on the website. They were listing them on paper last time I looked (about a month ago). Maybe they're not being submitted? |
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#3
10.06.2004, 19:53
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"Simonb" <sbennett> wrote in message
news:ecb4 > MartinM wrote: > > When did the Comic stop listing Audax and other "fun" events in its > > what's on section? > > They list only Audaxes and club runs on the website. They were listing them > on paper last time I looked (about a month ago). Maybe they're not being > submitted? > I wondered that but as I've only recently become a regular reader I assumed that it was a summer thing and that when there are less races on they would go back to listing the non-competitive stuff. Paul F |
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#4
10.06.2004, 23:16
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"Paul" <asd> wrote in message news:4d1f
> "Simonb" <sbennett> wrote in message > news:ecb4 > them > > I wondered that but as I've only recently become a regular reader I assumed > that it was a summer thing and that when there are less races on they would > go back to listing the non-competitive stuff. Well actually there are loads of rides on the website, and there were loads of non races listed last summer, but the website also has adverts, so I will just read that instead and not buy the magazine apart from during the Tour ;-) |
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#5
10.06.2004, 23:20
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Paul:
> I wondered that but as I've only recently become a regular reader I assumed > that it was a summer thing and that when there are less races on they would > go back to listing the non-competitive stuff. I made the same assumption. There's just too much competitive stuff on over the summer for them to include everything else as well. As for Audaxes, there are better sources of information than Cycling Weekly at any time of year. And I presume the same goes for CTC events. d. |
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#6
11.06.2004, 22:25
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The message <caams1$fq$5>
from "davek" <david.nospam.kenning> contains these words: snip > As for Audaxes, there are better sources of information than Cycling Weekly > at any time of year. And I presume the same goes for CTC events. For instance: http://www.audax.uk.net/cal/index.htm |
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#7
12.06.2004, 17:26
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nik <nikwNOT> wrote in message news:6310
> The message <caams1$fq$5> > from "davek" <david.nospam.kenning> contains these words: > > snip > > > As for Audaxes, there are better sources of information than Cycling Weekly > > at any time of year. And I presume the same goes for CTC events. > > For instance: > > [..] Yes (unlike rttc who make you buy a handbook). |
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