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August 31, 2008

Gateway Cup, St. Louis, 8/29/08

The Gateway Cup bicycle race series got rolling Friday night in Lafayette Square Park, the city's first public park. The pro race began at 9:30 p.m., with $1,900 going to the winner.
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The womens' race participants waited through a long delay due to a serious injury on the track from the previous race.
By Sarah Paradoski
The womens' race participants waited through a long delay due to a serious injury on the track from the previous race.
A pro racer flanked by friends from the Mesa team.
By Sarah Paradoski
A pro racer flanked by friends from the Mesa team.
The pro racers take off.
By Sarah Paradoski
The pro racers take off.
Spectators with bikes & balloons.
By Sarah Paradoski
Spectators with bikes & balloons.
Gateway Cup, St. Louis, 8/29/08
By Sarah Paradoski
Re-fueling after a race.
By Sarah Paradoski
Re-fueling after a race.
The guy in the middle was celebrating his bachelor's party with his buds and Bud at the races.
By Sarah Paradoski
The guy in the middle was celebrating his bachelor's party with his buds and Bud at the races.
Spectators watching the women's race at the northeast corner of Lafayette Park.
By Sarah Paradoski
Spectators watching the women's race at the northeast corner of Lafayette Park.
Racers rounding the corner of Lafayette and Mississippi Avenues.
By Sarah Paradoski
Racers rounding the corner of Lafayette and Mississippi Avenues.
Spectators stood at the southeast bend of the track as racers zoomed by at stunning speeds.
By Sarah Paradoski
Spectators stood at the southeast bend of the track as racers zoomed by at stunning speeds.

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