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Conditions “went from mud to peanut butter to baby food,” said Lewiston’s John Grenier after finishing the Downeast Cyclo-Cross race at Pineland Farms in New Gloucester on Sunday. Racing was held over two days and was the fourth stop of the seven part Verge New England Championship Cyclo-Cross Series. Grenier competed in the masters 45 plus class. The Maine Cycling Club organized the race.
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Conditions "went from mud to peanut butter to baby food," said Lewiston’s John Grenier after finishing the Downeast Cyclo-Cross race at Pineland Farms in New Gloucester on Sunday. Racing was held over two days and was the fourth stop of the seven part Verge New England Championship Cyclo-Cross Series. Grenier competed in the masters 45 plus class. The Maine Cycling Club organized the race.
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