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Published
04/15/08
Lance Lacy felt like he was losing the most important race of all. Years after giving up competitive cycling, Lacy was turning to other methods to fill the void. He eventually decided it wasn't working. 
Joshua McKerrow - The Capital
Annapolis Bicycle Racing Team members from let Rick Paukstitus, Kerri Robbins, and Sue Estes talk before the start of a recent training ride.Find Us On Facebook
"I was always tired, always unhappy, and I'd go out and party all the time," said Lacy, a 38-year-old Edgewater resident. "But as soon as I got back into riding, I had no desire to go out. I became obsessed with racing again." Lucky for Lacy, he didn't have to travel far to get from party-ville to pedal-ville. The Annapolis Bicycle Racing Team has been active in the mid-Atlantic...
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