misterboonen
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How can someone participate in pro races?Hi guys,
it's been a long time since i last logged in here,well it's near the start of important cycling races so i decided to come back and take part in your discussions!
but for now i have an important question!
how can someone be able to play/participate in cycling pro tours and races?
what's the criteria and circumstances for it!
thanks in advance...
bye
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cardinal guzman
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Hi mr Boonen. Get a racing licence then get good enough to be approached by a team - I would have thought?
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headwind
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Unless you want to be a race helper. Usually there are calls for volunteers to help with traffic furniture etc.
You cant race.
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misterboonen
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Thanks guys for the helps!
headwind,i don't want to race,i'm just curious to know what are the proccess for a pro cyclist?!  
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cyclingtv
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| misterboonen wrote: | Thanks guys for the helps!
headwind,i don't want to race,i'm just curious to know what are the proccess for a pro cyclist?! |
btw.. although being open to non professionals there are lots of local races where good money can be won..
so you can make good money while moving up to the top level as an amateur.. start winning at that level..
you'll find semi-pro teams ds's will start approaching you  to join their developmental squads.. then good luck 
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thunderthighs
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buy a bag a drugs..learn to ride..and cross your fingers...thats funny...ciao
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Ralphnorman
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| thunderthighs wrote: | | buy a bag a drugs..learn to ride..and cross your fingers...thats funny...ciao |
completey the wrong impression to be sending out tt
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CapeRoadie
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However true it may be...
Live at altitude and have a naturally high Hct. And be able to ride like a bastard.
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