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Permalink Reply by brianhancock on
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The course had a few minor revisions here and there...but this gets to the gist of it.
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Here's another...same map just upside down.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_8ov48aQ6vEQ/Sr7GowZOgvI/AAAAAAAAETo/K30WV...
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Permalink Reply by Marc on
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dccx 2009 (previous years are there, too)
www.mapmyride.com/ride/united-states/dc/washington/745125544762844118
S is the start, end is the finish
P was the double sided pit
use the sattelite view to see the various terrain
the barriers are just NW of the finish line as the crow flies, in the first of the tight double loop
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