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Richmond Bids To Host '15 World Road Cycling Championships

A delegation from Richmond, Va., today will take part in two days of meetings at UCI HQs in Geneva that could bring the World Road Cycling Championships to Richmond in '15. The two bidding finalists are Richmond and Oman, and the UCI is "expected to announce its choice" for a host site in September. Each finalist's official presentation to the governing body will be made in August. Richmond Mayor Dwight Jones leads the delegation to Switzerland (RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH, 5/9).

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