It is often raining here so we often have to bundle up but it is always fun to explore parts of the town we are in.
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At zip code level, there are 21 commercial properties, of which 14 are industrial buildings over 50,000 square feet. In Pinellas Park, there are 36 class A industrial buildings. The Class A Industrial building was completed in 1996 and features a total of 60,966 SF. The castle is private property so we couldn’t go in but it was still fun to see.ĭuring one of our rest days, we walked from our house to the local supermarket to purchase Belgian foods, such as waffles and chocolate. 8040 Bryan Dairy Road is located at 8040 Bryan Dairy Road in FL, Largo, 33777. James, Haylee, Elsa, Ian, Hank and I rode from our team house in Vorselaar to a nearby castle. Located in the heart of the Gateway submarket of Pinellas County, Bryan Dairy Business Park offers direct frontage on one of Gateways most heavily. Photo credit: is a photo from a recovery ride with the ECA team in Belgium. In the photo I chose to get off earlier than the people around me and I ended up passing my teammate Henry Rapinz and another rider. In the race the most important thing was to consider when to run and when to keep riding.
This was the muddiest race we had done so far and the conditions were warm but very heavy mud. Photo credit: Ian BrownĪbove is a photo from the Sven Nys GP. One of my goals for the trip was to get a photo with Wout and I am very happy with this photo.
We saw him pre-riding his home course, Herentals, the day before the race. This is a photo of me with cycling legend Wout Van Aert. The soil we rode was super sandy and the ruts were very deep and tricky to ride. In this photo we were at the preferred training grounds of pros like Wout Van Aert and many others. Dirt Road Diaries, in my mind, is a perfect country guy song, he. Between races we go for recovery rides to spin out the legs and practice Euro specific cross riding skills. Bryan told The Boot that he always tries to include at least one song about rural life. Photo credit: Academy training ride in the Lichart Forest. The section itself isn’t particularly enjoyable to ride on my long 58cm cross bike but certainly is an iconic part of the course.
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A series of bumps placed one after another to form a sort of pump track feature. The most unique feature at Loenhout are the man made turf whoops. Photo credit: “Whoops” at X2) Trofee Loenhout. The climb was one of my best sections of the course and I often passed people going up it.
The rain was falling pretty constantly at this point in the race and some of the sections on the course were pretty slick and difficult to ride. Every lap we would do about a minute of climbing up a cobbled street in the town of Diegem going from the lower plaza to the top of the course. Photo credit: photo above is from the climb at Diegem. The starts here in Belgium are intense and aggressive because everyone wants to position themselves well and move up as much as possible in the short start straights. Below is a quick slideshow from Leif Bryan’s trip with EuroCross Academy In December 2022.Ībove photo: Start of Super Prestige Diegem.
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