It's a balmy -20C here outside the world's fastest velodrome. More world records have been set here than at any other velodrome.

Coach Livingston says this is attibutable to the wood surface being laid over a concrete sub-floor. No give. Andy Taus claims the reason is that the massive heat blowers actually create a slight tailwind down both straights.

James Broder
Broder's Skunkware Scoring & Timing Software
http://www.skunkware.tv

Notice the old broken Swiss Timing scoreboard hanging above track. Fred had to bring GAZ displays with him since the Swiss stuff no longer works.

The logo on the right is for a Russian Beer, loosely translated as "Yarpivo"



James Broder
Broder's Skunkware Scoring & Timing Software
http://www.skunkware.tv

Note the balmy weather here in Moscow. Today we're in the midst of a veritable heat wave, with the afternoon temps up around -15C.

Surf's up, dude!




James Broder
Broder's Skunkware Scoring & Timing Software
http://www.skunkware.tv

An old link but amusing never the less.

http://www.cycling.ru/worldcup2004/photo.asp?l=eng#/

PST is back in Russia for the first stop of the 2004-2005 World Cup Track Cycling Classics tour.

Check out results on

www.veloresults.com

or

www.uci.ch

Of course the best reports and photos are on

www.cyclingnews.com