RushNet's e-water(R) Gains New Following at Int. Cycling Classic

  
    
  
  
    
      RushNet, Inc. (Pink Sheets: RSHN) and its e-water® 
      brand successfully reached out to Professional and Amateur Cyclists with 
      its Co-Sponsorship of the International Cycling Classic’s 
      Blue Island leg last Saturday. Part of July’s 
      SuperweekTM, the Pro Races attract top male and 
      female riders from across the United States and more than twenty foreign 
      countries to compete in the longest-running multi-day bicycle race in 
      the United States.
    
    
      More than 3000 bottles of e-water® were 
      distributed free to the racers and sold to the many spectators. The Pro 
      Racers especially liked the restorative and hydrating qualities of e-water®, 
      and it was by far the water of choice with virtually all of the 
      racers. Many racers asked for extra bottles to take with them and 
      inquired about making e-water® a part 
      of their training and racing programs. SuperweekTM, 
      is a featured event on the prestigious National Racing Calendar (NRC) 
      and provides a ranking system for elite-level cyclists with its 
      challenge of 17 straight days of races longer than 60 miles throughout 
      Eastern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois. Each of the Pro Racers with a 
      podium finish (top three) was given a case of e-water® 
      as part of their prizes.
    
    
      The feature race was exciting with a strong breakaway by seven riders 
      from the large main field. For most of the race it was lead by these 
      elite riders from Germany, Australia, Mexico, New Zealand and three from 
      the United States. The very fast pace was finally bested by an American 
      winning over the Australian in phenomenal single breakaway that he held 
      to win by 10 seconds, with another U.S. rider placing third. For a slide 
      show of the race day activities please go to the following link http://www.hookline.com/rushnet/race.htm. 
      and the ewaterinfo.com 
      events page.
    
    
      Robert Corr, RushNet Inc. CEO, was quoted, “It 
      continues to become evident to us that when e-water’s 
      qualities and benefits are truly realized, it continues to draw new 
      fans easily. I spoke to a number of the racers throughout the day and 
      they let me know how impressed they were with their body’s 
      quicker recovery from the grind of 40-60 mile races after drinking e-water®. 
      This was the kind of challenge and exposure that e-water® 
      welcomes, and it sure did pass the test. When we have e-water 
      O2 SportTM available this fall it should 
      make an even bigger impact.
    
    
      Continuing, “There were also many inquiries 
      by the crowd overall. I see this as another stepping stone in getting 
      the e-water® message out, not only to 
      the serious athletes but to the consumer who also needs an e-water® 
      a day for more optimum health. Due to the vast number of inquiries 
      from cyclists, RushNet is planning to develop a special section on its 
      website for Professional and serious Amateur athletes who want to make 
      any of the e-water® products a part of 
      their workout and nutritional regimen. e-water® 
      intends to progressively expand its sponsorship of competitive 
      professional and amateur events, a natural home for this unique and very 
      enhanced water.”
    
    
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