Post by Janet E on Oct 28, 2010 9:22:01 GMT -5
As a FYI, Race Across the Sky will be next Thursday, November 4 at select area theaters. I saw it last year and am looking forward to seeing it again!
There will be a panel discussion featuring key participating athletes Levi Leipheimer, JHK Rebecca Rusch, and more and then the documentary Race Across the Sky 2010 – all beginning at 8:30PM.
There is a few of of already planning to see it at Valley View Cinemark and hitting Champs at 7 PM for some food and drink beforehand. (If you want us to save you a seat at Champs, let me know.)
RACE ACROSS THE SKY INFO-
In 2009, "Race Across the Sky" captured the imagination of countless mountain bike enthusiasts when Lance Armstrong not only won the Leadville Trail 100 Mountain Bike Race, but set a new course record that seemed unattainable. This year, "Race Across the Sky 2010" delves into the resulting race entry boom, including record numbers of citizen riders, all with their own personal reasons for challenging themselves to this epic test of will, strength and endurance. Joined by the toughest elite field this high-altitude century race has ever seen, these riders are tested by one of the most brutal courses known to the sport. From the center of the little mining town of Leadville, Colorado, to the 12,570-foot top of Columbine Mine, get ready to be inspired all over again.
There will be a panel discussion featuring key participating athletes Levi Leipheimer, JHK Rebecca Rusch, and more and then the documentary Race Across the Sky 2010 – all beginning at 8:30PM.
There is a few of of already planning to see it at Valley View Cinemark and hitting Champs at 7 PM for some food and drink beforehand. (If you want us to save you a seat at Champs, let me know.)
RACE ACROSS THE SKY INFO-
In 2009, "Race Across the Sky" captured the imagination of countless mountain bike enthusiasts when Lance Armstrong not only won the Leadville Trail 100 Mountain Bike Race, but set a new course record that seemed unattainable. This year, "Race Across the Sky 2010" delves into the resulting race entry boom, including record numbers of citizen riders, all with their own personal reasons for challenging themselves to this epic test of will, strength and endurance. Joined by the toughest elite field this high-altitude century race has ever seen, these riders are tested by one of the most brutal courses known to the sport. From the center of the little mining town of Leadville, Colorado, to the 12,570-foot top of Columbine Mine, get ready to be inspired all over again.
