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History/Use of the word "Prestige" in the names of races?
I'm curious about the use of the word "prestige." Does it have any special meaning/significance when used in the name of a given event? I haven't seen it used in other types of races, but it seems to crop up a lot in CX.
Can anyone point me to a link, or otherwise clear up the origins of and current usage of this word in the names of CX races?
Cheers,
-Morgan
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