He lost out to Canadian Joel Wapnick - the contestant he beat into second place in 1993 - who put isogriv on the board, referring to a map reference line.
A correction on Sunday referring to a map of the route was published in error; the map was correct.
Talk about heat maps, and most people will assume you're referring to a map with colours used to represent intensity of something like poverty or crime.
"I can't live anywhere where it is red now," said Mr. Quazi, a job-seeking investment portfolio manager, referring to a map on CBS that showed support for Gov. George W. Bush of Texas in red.
Maybe that's why it's amusing to see a couple of Italians, befuddled and referring to a map, as a cyclist pedals past in the bike lane that has rearranged traffic on the southbound avenue.
He knows the bay's geography like the back of his hand and can navigate his way mangrove swamps without ever needing to refer to a map or compass.
After hearing the news of Austerlitz William Pitt referred to a map of Europe, "Roll up that map; it will not be wanted these ten years".
He derided the remoteness of the town and the need for a railroad to it by repeatedly referring to a map and asking where Duluth was located.
"They called it the 'blackest streets' because of the high crime and high poverty," she says referring to a map by Charles Booth that used black as an indication of poverty.
