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Can the Belgians be caught? Page cites practice in frigid NH for cyclocross competitive edge
Page, who told VeloNews last week that he was riding in subzero weather in New Hampshire in preparation for Sunday's race, is still searching for a title sponsor. His 2007 ride earned him a place on the Belgian Subweb team, and a good ride in Louisville would likely go a long way in helping him earn another such prize.
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