Why UC Irvine? Students Speak Out
UC Irvine's students talk about why they chose UCI and share their experiences. Video by Kerrin Piche Serna, University Communications. Visit UC Irvine's home page: www.uci.edu.
2011 UCI MTB Marathon Worlds
Christoph Sauser (SUI) and Annika Langvad (DEN) were crowned World Champions at the UCI Mountain Bike Marathon World Championships in Montello, Italy, on Sunday, 26th June. In front of huge crowds, Sauser, already Marathon World Champion in 2007 and Olympic cross-country World Champion in 2008, once again claimed the rainbow jersey. He covered the 115.7 km in 4:24:48, finishing 3m10 in front of Jaroslav Kulhavy (CZE). Last year's silver medallist, Mirko Celestino (ITA), took the bronze medal. In the Elite Women's race, the podium was made up of the same three athletes as last year but in a different order. Surprising more than a few, last year's bronze medallist Annika Langvad, became the new World Champion, covering the 98.3km in 4:20:33. Germany's Sabine Spitz took silver for the second year running while the 2010 World Champion Esther Süss (SUI) finished third. The 2011 UCI Mountain Bike Marathon World Championships were raced in hot, sunny conditions, drawing a large crowd of enthusiastic spectators. Following the tradition, two popular races and children's events were organised on Saturday with more than 2'000 athletes participating in Montello throughout the weekend.
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Cycling UCI Road World Championships 2011 - Mark Cavendish Elite Race Winner Full HD
Cycling UCI Road World Championships 2011 - Mark Cavendish Elite Race Winner Full HD, last 5.5 km. Great Britain won the world road race championship for the first time in 46 years when Mark Cavendish finished off an incredible demonstration of team work and pace-making by his seven teammates with a perfectly judged sprint on the drag up to the finish to beat Australia's Matt Goss by a wheel. Germany's André Greipel took the bronze medal, just edging out Fabian Cancellara (Switzerland) by a tyre's width. Results: 1. Mark Cavendish (Great Britain) 5:40:27 2. Matthew Harley Goss (Australia) 3. André Greipel (Germany) 4. Fabian Cancellara (Switzerland) 5. Jurgen Roelandts (Belgium) 6. Romain Feillu (France) 7. Borut Bozic (Slovenia) 8. Edvald Boasson Hagen (Norway) 9. Oscar Freire Gomez (Spain) 10. Tyler Farrar (United States Of America) 11. Denis Galimzyanov (Russian Federation) 12. Peter Sagan (Slovakia) 13. Anthony Ravard (France) 14. Daniele Bennati (Italy) 15. Rui Costa (Portugal) 16. Manuel Antonio Leal Cardoso (Portugal) 17. Philippe Gilbert (Belgium) 18. Michael Morkov (Denmark) 19. David Veilleux (Canada) 20. Grega Bole (Slovenia)
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2010 UCI Cycle-ball World Cup Kagoshima (1/8)
1st half of Final between Kongo Tokyo and RC Mazda Höchst III
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26min Highlight Show @ UCI MTB WORLD CUP 2011 - Mont-Sainte-Anne - XCO
The fourth round of the cross-country competition in UCI Mountain Bike World Cup presented by Shimano took place in the legendary Canadian venue of Mont-Sainte-Anne and, once again, produced some fierce battles. One day after Canada Day celebrations, Catharine Pendrel (Luna) gave Canadian cycling fans another reason to celebrate with her victory at the only Canadian stop of the World Cup. Series leader Julie Bresset (BH-Suntour-Peisey Vallandry) finished third behind Irina Kalentieva (Topeak Ergon), after crashing while at the front of the race with Pendrel. After her crash, Bresset was slow to get going again, and Kalentieva was able to bridge up to her on the fourth lap. The Russian then dropped the World Cup leader to move into second, and Bresset briefly lost control of third to Katerina Nash (Luna) when she had to stop into the pit for a rear wheel change. Marie-Hélène Prémont (Maxxis-Rocky Mountain) was also close to catching her. However, Bresset was able to reel in Nash on the final half lap to hold onto to third, with Nash taking fourth and Premont fifth. Elite Women: Bresset holds on to series lead Pendrel remains in second in the overall standings after four rounds, 140 points behind Bresset. Premont jumped from ninth to third in the standings, at 480 points, tied on points with Lene Byberg (Specialized). "This was one of my main goals for the season," explained Pendrel. "I had a poor start, but was able to make my way up to the leaders on the first lap. Julie <b>...</b>
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Day2 @2011 UCI Track WCH
2011 UCI Track Cycling World Championships: a perfect season for Jack Bobridge On Wednesday evening he contributed to Australia's success in the teams event, without leaving any chance to the rivals; yesterday, Jack Bobridge repeated his performance by easily taking the individual pursuit. The world record holder -- since 2nd February in Sydney -- beat the New Zealander Jesse Sergent, who never really gave the impression of endangering the young champion from Adelaide. At 22 years old, Bobridge took the only title that he had been missing, thus crowning off a perfect season. He has shown that he is the man to beat in the specialty, after two years of domination from the American Taylor Phinney. The second evening of the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Apeldoorn was a good one for Australia, which on top of Bobridge's gold medal, clocked up a bronze with Michael Hepburn -- also in the individual pursuit -- before taking another prestigious victory in the Women's team sprint with Anna Meares and Kaarle McCulloch. The duo, which confirmed their victories at the last two Worlds in Pruszkow and in Copenhagen, beat Great Britain in the final, while China won the race-off for bronze medal against France. Great Britain's silver medal came after gold in the Women's team pursuit, which opened the evening's programme. Laura Trott, Wendy Houvenaghel and Danielle King didn't have much difficulty in the final again the United States. New Zealand finished third in this Olympic <b>...</b>
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The Atherton Project - UCI World Cup South Africa
The series you have all been waiting for, featuring behind the scenes footage from the worlds number one sporting dynasty: The Athertons. Clay Porter brings us the personal and the professional, providing an insight into the mountain bike world like no other. This first installment of The Atherton Project takes us from Rachels bedside to Gees gym sessions, and features the best footage you will see on the web from the first round of the UCI World Cup in South Africa. redbull.com
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The Atherton Project - UCI World Cup Belgium
The Athertons head to Houfalize, Belgium for the next round of the World Cup Series. Despite a bit of jetlag, Dan still manages to come good (with a little help from his brother). Oh, brotherly love. It's nice. redbull.com
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The Atherton Project - UCI World Cup Belgium
Sometime between playing Sudoku to dressing up in bikinis, Rachel, Gee and Dan Atherton make their way to La Bresse, France for UCI World Cup round two. Continuing on to the next UCI stop in Andorra, they meet up with Cyril Despres, one of the world's premiere enduro mototcross riders, who showed them a thing or two about riding bikes in rivers. Bikes with engines, that is. redbull.com
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UCI Athletes' Commission
The newly-formed UCI Athletes' Commission discussed technological issues during the second day of their meeting at the World Cycling Centre (WCC) in Aigle, Switzerland, today. After a training session in the morning, the eleven members, representing all cycling disciplines (road, track, mountain bike, cyclo-cross, BMX and para-cycling), met with the UCI President Mr Pat McQuaid, who explained how the Athletes' Commission fits into the wider cycling and Olympic families. UCI's Equipment Consultant, Professor Jan-Anders Månson, spoke to the members about technological issues including innovations and different materials used in construction of bikes and components. The discussions continued along the theme of security and technology. At the end of the day the Athletes' Commission met with members of the press to explain their role in tightening the link between the UCI and the athletes. France's track cycling sprint coach Florian Rousseau said he was happy and proud to be the first President of the Commission. He said the first step would be to make all athletes aware of its existence, its missions and its role. It would then be up to the Commission to "listen, help and meet their needs."
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CAL STATE FULLERTON TITANS AT UC IRVINE ANTEATERS (02/10/10)
Titans Sweep Anteaters Anderson Takes Over Second Half, 72-61 Orane Chin logged his first double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds Wednesday night at UC Irvine. Against the Anteaters this year, Chin averaged 18.5 points and 9 rebounds. Feb. 10, 2010 Box Score Irvine, Calif. - Gerard Anderson scored 19 points and grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds Wednesday night to lead Cal State Fullerton to a 72-61 Big West Conference victory at UC Irvine. The Titans also got 15 points from Aaron Thompson and 14 points and 10 rebounds from Orane Chin to improve to 12-11, 6-5. UCI fell to 10-15, 3-8 despite 19 points by Eric Wise and 14 by Darren Moore. Anderson scored 17 of his points in the second half to help Fullerton gradually pull away after a slow start. The Titans didn't get a field goal for more thann six minutes and saw a 28-24 halftime lead turn into a 32-31 UCI advantage at 15:16. Anderson made his first of three second-half 3-point plays and put the Titans ahead for good at 34-32. Another Anderson 3-point play extended the advantage to 43-35 at 11:12 and the Titans soon opened a double-digit lead at 51-39 on a Thompson 3-pointer and UCI never got within a single digit again. THe Titans, who were badly outrebounded in a loss on Saturday to UC Riverside, held a 42-29 advantage against the Anteaters, who managed only 5 offensive rebounds despite shooting only 41 percent. "It was a whole different game on the boards tonight," said CSF Coach Bob Burton. "We were concerned with <b>...</b>
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26min Highlight Show @ UCI MTB WORLD CUP 2011 - Windham - XCO
Round five of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup presented by Shimano for cross-country saw both the men's and women's World Cup leaders increase their leads in the overall standings by taking their third wins of the season in Windham, New York. A classic battle was waged in the women's race between World Cup Series Leader Julie Bresset (BH - Suntour - Peisey Vallandry) and round four winner Catharine Pendrel (Luna Pro Team). They had attained a 40 second gap over the rest of the field by the end of the first of five laps and never looked back. The duo rode together for the rest of the race with victory coming down to the climb on the last lap. Bresset had the better attack and came over the top in the lead, while Pendrel had some mechanical problems on the descent. Bresset's winning time was 1:35:36, with Pendrel claiming second, 39 seconds back. "I'm very happy with my win," commented Bresset. "Catharine was very fast today. I attacked at the right time and she couldn't follow me. Catharine was more comfortable on the downhills than I was, and she attacked me many times, but I still had enough strength left to launch the final attack." Annika Langvad (Team Easton Rockets) outsprinted Marie-Helene Premont (Maxxis-Rocky Mountain) for thrd, with Georgia Golud (Luna) taking fifth. Bresset leads the points standings with 1110. Pendrel remains in second with 920. Bresset seems to have a lock on the series title unless she has some disastrous finishes in the remaining two races <b>...</b>
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The Atherton Project - Nissan UCI MTB World Cup
Rachel receives a successful shoulder surgery while Dan and Gee prepare of the Nissan UCI World Cup. Unfortunately, Dan has second thoughts about racing due to a shoulder injury. Gee tries to get in the right mindset as he begins to feel pressure to win as his family watches. redbull.com
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Copenhagen - Denmark - UCI Road World Championships 2011
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UCI MTB World Cup XCO @ Windham: Bresset and Kulhavy increase their leads
Round five of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup presented by Shimano for cross-country saw both the men's and women's World Cup leaders increase their leads in the overall standings by taking their third wins of the season in Windham, New York. A classic battle was waged in the women's race between World Cup Series Leader Julie Bresset (BH - Suntour - Peisey Vallandry) and round four winner Catharine Pendrel (Luna Pro Team). They had attained a 40 second gap over the rest of the field by the end of the first of five laps and never looked back. The duo rode together for the rest of the race with victory coming down to the climb on the last lap. Bresset had the better attack and came over the top in the lead, while Pendrel had some mechanical problems on the descent. Bresset's winning time was 1:35:36, with Pendrel claiming second, 39 seconds back. "I'm very happy with my win," commented Bresset. "Catharine was very fast today. I attacked at the right time and she couldn't follow me. Catharine was more comfortable on the downhills than I was, and she attacked me many times, but I still had enough strength left to launch the final attack." Annika Langvad (Team Easton Rockets) outsprinted Marie-Helene Premont (Maxxis-Rocky Mountain) for thrd, with Georgia Golud (Luna) taking fifth. Bresset leads the points standings with 1110. Pendrel remains in second with 920. Bresset seems to have a lock on the series title unless she has some disastrous finishes in the remaining two races <b>...</b>
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Super Rare!!! 1988 UCI Professional Cyclo Cross World Championships, Hägendorf Pt 2
Super Rare vintage footage of the 1988 UCI Professional category at Hägendorf in Switzerland. Pascal Richard , Roger Honneger , Henrik Djernis , Mike Kluge, Beat Breu , Tim Gould Classic Old Skool Cyclo-Cross style racing!
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Cycling UCI Road World Championships 2010 - Thor Hushovd Elite Race Winner Full HD
Cycling UCI Road World Championships 2010 Thor Hushovd Elite Race Winner, last 5 km. It was a course for the tough sprinter, for a man made of iron who could get over the climbs and launch a brutal uphill sprint: enter Thor Hushovd (Norway). The final sprint in Geelong, Australia was perfectly suited to the Norwegian rider and with a clear run down the left-hand barrier, Hushovd secured a year in the rainbow jersey of UCI Road World Champion. Results: 1. Thor Hushovd (Norway) 6:21:49 2. Matti Breschel (Denmark) 3. Allan Davis (Australia) 4. Filippo Pozzato (Italy) 5. Greg Van Avermaet (Belgium) 6. Oscar Freire Gomez (Spain) 7. Alexandr Kolobnev (Russian Federation) 8. Assan Bazayev (Kazakhstan) 9. Yukiya Arashiro (Japan) 10. Romain Feillu (France) ... 74. Peter Velits (Slovakia) 0:13:53: www.youtube.com
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26min Highlight Show @ UCI MTB WORLD CUP 2011 - Leogang 4X/ DHI - Round 5
Aaron Gwin (USA) just crossed the finish line after he had secured the last starting position with the best time in the qualifying and now the winners of the men's and women's DH race at the UCI World Cup stop in Leogang are set. None of the men was able to get close to Gwin's time (USA/3:44.181) and Floriane Pugin (FRA/4:29.427) finished with a comfortable lead ahead of her competitors. Cheered on by the spectators that had flocked to Saalfelden Leogang despite the changing weather, the athletes showed an absolutely spectacular race. About 13.000 mountain bike fans had come to Leogang on this long World Cup Weekend to attend this international biking highlight. _ The DH course in Leogang is famous for its technical sections that demand a great deal of concentration and skill of the riders. Especially the last passage with its roots made slippery from the rain posed quite a challenge for the riders. The track that measures 2.600 meters and stretches over 830 altitude meters, was a lot faster than last year, even though the mud did its part to slow the riders down. The Sunday afternoon was rung in by the ladies' DH finals. Even though the race itself took place in dry weather, the course was soft from the rain that had come down in buckets and especially the root section posed quite a challenge for many of the ladies, as well as the following men's race. Floriane Pugin (FRA) delivered a truly impressive run and overtook with her time of 4:29.427 the two British ladies <b>...</b>
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The Atherton Project - Off to Slovenia!
The Athertons are in Maribor, Slovenia for the next leg of the Nissan UCI World Cup. Unfortunately, Dan finishes 6th and Gee, who was first in the qualifier, finishes 12th due to a few gnarly falls. The pressure is on for Gee and Dan to perform well in Canada. Back home, the guys relax by riding the trails around their house as Rachel reflects on the season and expresses some doubts about the future. redbull.com
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UC-Irvine Campus Tour
Where do UCI students hang out on campus? What's up with the underground tunnels? And the nuclear reactor? Find out by watching this unofficial campus tour.
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XCO Houffalize@2010 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup
Highlights of the Cross Country races in Houffalize which are one of the most classical races on the World Cup circuit. Eva Lechner won the women's race and this was her first World Cup victory in her career. The men's comp was won by Jose Antonio Hermida who caught the German Manuel Fumic in the last lap.
It Takes Nerve: UC Irvine - Sue & Bill Gross Stem Cell Research Center PSA
(Visit www.takesnerve.com) Join athletes, artists, scientists, entrepreneurs, activists, students and the University of California Irvine in advocating for game-changing stem cell research. Stem cells are the building blocks for all other human cells. Better, safer drugs and new treatments are already in development that could one day enable the paralyzed to walk again and the blind to see. Stem cells offer hope for millions of people around the world suffering form cancer, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, Parkinson's, Huntington's, Alzheimer's, HIV multiple sclerosis and countless other diseases. This is our moment. Please support stem cell research.
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26min Highlight Show @ UCI MTB WORLD CUP 2011 - Val di Sole - XCO
The final round of the UCI World Cup presented by Shimano concluded in Val di Sole, site of the 2008 world championships. In the cross-country final, Catharine Pendrel (Luna) took her third World Cup victory of the season at the World Cup Final in Val di Sole, Italy, but it wasn't enough to beat Julie Bresset (BH-Suntour-Peisey Vallandry) for the overall title, trailing by a mere 40 points in the final standings. Jaroslav Kulhavy (Specialized) is proving to be unbeatable, as he took his fifth win in seven races at the Elite Men's World Cup final. Kulhavy fended off a strong challenge by the Swiss duo of Nino Schurter and Florian Vogel (both Scott-Swisspower) to outsprint Schurter for the win. Pendrel came into the final race 140 points behind Bresset, and decided to attack from the start. "I figured I had nothing to lose, so I just went hard for the whole race," she explained. By the start of the second lap it was just Pendrel and Bresset, and the Canadian dropped her French rival on the steep climbs. Bresset was struggling with the heat and the climbs, and first Gunn-Rita Dahle Flesjaa Multivan Merida) bridged up and dropped her, and then world champion Maja Wloszczowska (CCC Polkowice) did the same, joining Dahle Flesjaa. Wloszczowska, dropped Dahle Flesjaa in the final half lap, and took second place, establishing herself as a strong contender to retain her rainbow jersey, while Dahle Flesjaa, taking her second World Cup podium in two weeks with third has also moved <b>...</b>
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Michelle Malkin Speaks at UCI 11/17/09
Michelle Malkin at event hosted by UCI College Republicans, the Lincoln Club, and Grassroots. More links: About the racism article she was asked about: www.uci.edu
2010 UCI Cycle-ball World Cup Kagoshima (2/8)
2nd half of Final between Kongo Tokyo and RC Mazda Höchst III and the Commendation Ceremony
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2011 UCI Women's Road World Cup Highlights leg 5, 6 and 7 - Season Final
Annemiek van Vleuten (Nederland Bloeit) cemented her position at the top of the World Cup table with a stylish win at the final round in Plouay, France on Saturday. Twice winner in Plouay (2009, 2010), Emma Pooley (Garmin-Cervelo) opened with an attack which caused a break on the fourth of six laps of a 19.1 kilometre circuit. With her went World Cup leader, Annemiek van Vleuten (Nederland -Bloeit), Evelyn Stevens (HTC HighRoad), Chantal Blaak (AA Drink) and Erinne Willock (Tibco). The quartet quickly gained a gap of over one minute 40 seconds. Behind, the peloton was slowly diminished until the main chase group was just eleven riders, with the large peloton three minutes in arrears. On the fifth lap, Pooley attacked again and managed to get away, solo. She built a lead of around a minute. At the same time that she took on the leaders, Marianne Vos (Nederland Bloeit) accelerated fiercely from the chase group and began to bridge across the gap of over one minute to the front of the race. She needed less than ten kilometres to get to the group behind Pooley and when she did, she kept going. The group went with her, which meant that Pooley's advantage began to fall. For the closing kilometres, the Briton hung on at 15 seconds, but Vos persisted and Pooley was caught with three kilometres to go. Van Vleuten was attentive for a counterattack, which she was anticipating. Sure enough, Evelyn Stevens accelerated, but got nowhere alone, van Vleuten went with her and the pair <b>...</b>
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UCI BMX France
We are here in Frejus France to witness the thrilling final of the UCI BMX Supercross series. In addition to the hunt for the supercross title the riders have also begun their trek to the Olympics in 2012, so there is a lot on the line.
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Round 4 of the 2010 UCI MTB World Cup 4 X in Leogang / AUT on a brand new track designed by world class 4X rider Guido Tschugg. On difficult conditions Anneke Beerten (NEL) won the women's comp while Jared Graves (AUS) won his third world cup race (3 out of 4) this season. In the current women's world cup ranking Anneke is leading with 230 pts, followed by Jany Horakova (CZE) with 220 pts and Anita Molcik (AUT) 210 pts. In the men's world cup ranking Jared Graves is leading with comfortable 475 pts in front of Tomas Slavik (CZE) with 300 pts. Next 4X world cup round will in Val di Sole (ITA) end of July.
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26min Highlight Show @ UCI MTB WORLD CUP 2011 - Pietermaritzburg 4X/ DHI - Round 1
The first Mountain Bike World Cup presented by Shimano titles of the 2011 season were awarded in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, with the 4-Cross competition. Anneke Beerten (Milka Trek) of the Netherlands became the first to don the women's leader's jersey and Australia's Jared Graves (Yeti Fox Shox) the men's. The small women's field of eight riders meant that there was only a semi-final and then straight to the podium round. Anneke Beerten, after qualifying first, ahead of world champion Anita Molcik, rode away from the rest of her heat to cruise into the Final. She was joined by Fionn Griffiths (Team GR), Céline Gros (Morzine-Avoriaz/Haute Savoie) and the Swiss rider Lucia Oetjen. Missing from the medal round was Molcik, who struggled in her semi-final heat, and had to be content with winning the small final for fifth. Beerten again rode away from her competition in the final, while Griffiths and Gros battled for second, with Griffiths just pulling away at the end. On Easter Sunday the first Downhill competion of the season was held in Pietermaritzburg. While local favourite Greg Minnaar (Santa Cruz Syndicate) was not able to repeat his victory of two seasons ago, the thousands of fans were treated to exciting racing, with both the men's and women's titles won by less than three-tenths of a second. World champion Tracy Moseley (Trek World Racing) was the fastest qualifier in the women's field, and the last to start. Five riders before her had broken five minutes, with <b>...</b>
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The Atherton Project - Fun Road Bike Trials and World Cup Quebec
The Athertons unwind in their countryside backyard before they get down to the business. Pride and 50 "press-ups" (push-ups) are on the line as the boys bet who will win a road bike time trial. The next leg of the UCI World Cup is located on the Mont Sainte Anne course in Quebec, Canada. Dan and Gee finish 32nd and 4th respectively in their downhill heats. Disappointed and already exhausted from his downhill heat, Dan finishes 5th in four-cross. redbull.com -
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UCI Greek Songfest '06: Newsies Part 2
Pi Kappa Alpha and Kappa Sigma team up to bring you the FIRST PLACE performance of UCI's 26th annual Greek Songfest 06 with a rendition of Newsies. First all male cast. First Disney show. First union of two great fraternities. First place. 'Nuff said. UPDATE: I added the rest of the show. If you liked this, check out the other parts. Part 1: www.youtube.com Part 3: www.youtube.com
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