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- 1:30 one side of race announcing
- 5:45 the early days of Kona
- 7:00 the drive for exploration
- 10:00 Lionel’s hour bid
- 16:30 racing without crowds
- 20:00 a race emcee’s life in the year COVID
- 23:15 the Canadian Endurance Sports Alliance
- 27:00 the endurance events stats in Canada
- >2M annual participants
- $1B economic impact
- $1B charitable donations
- 29:00 Steve’s projection for racing in 2021
- 32:30 ‘return to play’ guidelines
- 35:00 the silver lining of potential increased participation
- 42:00 do you need to race to participate?
Check out the good work of the Canadian Endurance Sports Alliance.
Have a look at Phil Gaimon's appeal to cyclists.
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