yeah my pics are up on both littermag and flipper... not my best work i'm not super happy with everything .... but i guess after 5 weeks straight on the road you can have a bad day here or there.
podium shots of Tracey Hannah like this perhaps?
or this:
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thanks for the quick response....graves and riffle got beat up....kinda cool to see david vasquez back up there.....
You have an unhealthy obsession.
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So....I can tell you have a Hill,Peaty and Rennie obsession.
Actually, that's called an obsession with money.
gasp... imagine that, a profesional photographer taking pictures of the riders that win races or finish on the podium
10 and 15 secs?
199, Trek Session 10.Looking for photos of rider No. 199 , please .
He was riding a black Morewood or a white Session10 .
He qualified 52 and snapped the handlebars on his way to the final run.
He then rode the finel on the loaned Trek and finished 67th !
My riding buddy , Nimrod.
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Can you expound on his customs/passport issue? He won MSA in 2006 and now can't enter Canada.
Let's just leave it at he has way too many run ins with the law, and Canada finally drew the line.
His (Hill) turning speed has often reminded me of EC when he came on the scene in 93', I had never seen anybody rip a corner like him in those days and still never have. I saw him at the grands one year and the aggression, smoothness and acceleration in and out of a turn was unmatched. He raced Lopes in a slalom once in Helen Georgia, had to come back from a 1.5 and no one has ever ridden a bike through turns like EC that day-but these same clips rival that.
Why doesn't he try to cross through at like North Dakota or something.....?..if he's doing it at the airport they're probably more scrupulous...
That would be 1995. The year of the hurricane and monsoon weather. 90 degree heat, knee deep red clay and Lopes did that INSANE bunny hop in the flat turns near the bottom to keep from blowing off course. I remember Lopes coming out of the gate and putting a bike length on everyone just on the start. He was so fast, his bike would barely stay on course. EC had the perfect edge though...he linked every turn top to bottom, gaining speed the whole way and keeping both wheels glued to the ground, arcing like a math equation.
You were racing junior beginner in 1999. Otter DS was your first race.
Dude...you just brought back so many memories. I lived in Florida back then and that hurricane made landfall over my house on it's way to Helen.That would be 1995. The year of the hurricane and monsoon weather. 90 degree heat, knee deep red clay and Lopes did that INSANE bunny hop in the flat turns near the bottom to keep from blowing off course. I remember Lopes coming out of the gate and putting a bike length on everyone just on the start. He was so fast, his bike would barely stay on course. EC had the perfect edge though...he linked every turn top to bottom, gaining speed the whole way and keeping both wheels glued to the ground, arcing like a math equation.
His run was the equivalent of a World Cup skier who has a run with no chatter or snow spray..just clean, arcing turns at max speed. Lopes was the fastest human on that course, but his motor was so strong the tight turns could barely contain him.
I lost in Sport dual slalom after qualifying high to some 13 year old kid with spectacles. I was 21. I was embarrassed until his little career played out...kid by the name of Ryan White.
Oh...and that was the first time I had met you, Toby Henderson, John Tomac, Johnny Omara and Jimmy Deaton all in the same day. The year of the protest.
running cut spikes for rad grass lines like this left hander!
