I did the Giro Ride again yesterday, and again the weather was practically perfect - a bit on the windy side, but clear and relatively cool. I had been expecting the Sunday ride to be fairly easy, but the first half of the ride turned out to be pretty fast and the list kilo coming into the turnaround sprint felt a lot like a ... sprint. It was fun! The weather was so nice, I hung around the parking lot after the ride for quite a while. I spent a couple of hours updating the LCCS rankings, but since I'm still waiting on the info. I need from Shane for the Raising Cane's road race a few weeks ago, I didn't upload anything to the LAMBRA website. I need to know which of the Cat. 5s, masters, juniors or women were racing on one-day licenses. Otherwise, I think I have everything about ready to go.
With the Rocktoberfest race coming up this weekend, we've been emailing back and forth this morning getting our act together for it. I'm talking here about the basic race organization, not the actual racing. We will need our club members to turn out in force to help with corners and that sort of thing when they are not racing.
This morning was another cool and clear morning, and when I saw that there was nobody up on the levee for a group ride, I decided to do a little easy riding and sightseeing, ending up with a few laps under the oaks around Audubon Park. We can just call it "on-the-bike recovery," and not split hairs about what exactly I'm supposed to be recovering from. I'm not sure if I'll have to go up to Baton Rouge tomorrow or not at this point. I'm hoping not . . .
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