Dead2Red Cyclist Teams results for year 2010
as usual Tareef Cycling Club took the lead from the begining of the race until the end of it. Details
Tareef Cycling Club is pleased to announce the teams that will be participating in the Dead2Red cycling Race, and the sponsorship of these teams by Samsung.
Because of Samsung sponsorship our teams will be called Samsung teams.
below is a list of our teams names and members.
March 4th will witness the start of the annual jordanian Dead2Red cycling Race,which last two days and attract cyclist from around the world.
the Dead2Red race cover not more than a 242 kilometers (150 mi), starting form dead sea area about 15 km AFTER Wadi Mujib Bridge tell Aqaba.
Dead sea(al-Bahr al-Mayyit) is the lowest elevation on the Earth ’s surface on dry land so the first stretch in the race is uphill but you will be Distract by the amazing sites of the dead sea along the race track you will be passing by Dead Sea, Wadi Mujib, Wadi Araba, Wadi Numeira, Mount Sodom.
Participating in the race:
this race is open for public, anyone can Participate. Details
Pace lines are organized. They have specific rules. But in big groups like you find in centuries or charity rides, things will be disorganized. This can intimidate even experienced riders.
Sooner or later you’ll find yourself in a big group amid some riders with sketchy skills. It pays to learn how to survive (and also make yourself welcome) in a crowd.
•Look for Risky Riders. These are the unsteady people who wobble, appear nervous, have a tense grip on the handlebar, and frequently grab the brakes. Avoid them! Move up to keep them behind you, or slide to the other side of the road.
•Stay at the Front. This is easy to say but hard to do in some groups. At the front you have more control over your destiny because most crashes occur in the rear two-thirds of the bunch. It may take a bit more work to reach the front and stay there, but it’s worth the effort.
•Watch the Wind. Wind direction determines on which side the greatest draft is found. If the wind is from the right side of the road, smart riders move to the left of the wheel in front of them for greater protection. If you’re doing this, beware of overlapping wheels with inexperienced riders. They may swerve and take out your front wheel.
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This Friday trip will be from Madaba down to the dead sea it will start at 1pm