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March 14, 2007
Saul Raisin aiming for US Pro return
VeloNews | Raisin Hope: Counting my blessings
Saul Raisin, the Credit Agricole rider who suffered brain injuries last year at the Circuit de la Sarthe, is training competitively again.
Raisin did a baseline time trial up Fort Mountain, near Dalton, Georgia, last Wednesday, and averaged about 400 watts for 30 minutes. He followed that up with 6 15-minute hill repeats on Friday.
Raisin told his coach he hopes to return in September:
"I want to come back for the U.S. professional championships," I told Jim. "And I want to come back in a big way. I want to win."
Raisin's “Raisin Hope” ride is scheduled for March 31 in Dalton, and there's also a silent auction of items through eBay including a number of signed team jerseys (from Discovery, Team CSC, Cofidis, and Credit Agricole) and a Look 585 team bike.
Posted by Frank Steele on March 14, 2007 in Saul Raisin | Permalink
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