[racersdad]

Are they available yet?

 

[Tattooo]

And a review would be nice. Sorry I wasn't there, the wife wanted me home for a few days after Nationals, and if I spent another birthday riding I was bound to be unpopular.

 

[T-Pro]

Powerade Race Series
July 23rd, 2006

Womens Intro
Place Bib # Name Team/Sponsors State Run Time
1 1745 Anne Morgan VA 8.08.05
2 1706 Consuelo Bodie MD 13.20.85
3 1709 Desiree Saad GA dns

Mens Intro 40+
Place Bib # Name Team/Sponsors State Run Time
1 1757 Brian Buckley Recyles NC 7.10.39
2 1739 Ralph Rostas Cycor VA 14.02.62

Mens Intro 18-39
Place Bib # Name Team/Sponsors State Run Time
1 1742 Ross Johnson VA 5.55.46
2 1748 Josh Ratliff WV 6.42.85
3 1751 Hunter Perdue The Great Elektro Force NC 6.43.11
4 1753 Scott McLamb The Great Elektro Force NC 6.50.42
5 1747 Gregory Vig VA 7.06.63
6 1738 Jeff Oshnack PA 7.48.15
7 1746 Brian Rowe WV 7.51.89
8 1736 Dan Blasiak NY 7.53.88
9 1754 Thomas Williams The Great Elektro Force NC 10.43.94
10 1761 Frederick Carter WV 16.23.06
11 1708 Luke Miles GA dns
12 1737 Joe Oshnack PA dns
13 1750 Danny Dolce MD dns

Mens Intro U-17
Place Bib # Name Team/Sponsors State Run Time
1 1752 Will Seeber MD 6.24.66
2 1756 Christopher Buckley Recyles NC 6.38.69
3 1735 Logan Mulally Reading Racing, Rockiy Mt. PA 6.57.75
4 1755 Ryan Kacic OH 7.08.34
5 1749 Vinny Edwards VA 7.09.72
6 1705 Jack Ausden MD 7.58.36
7 1707 Ben Stablow MD 8.08.10
8 1704 Ethan Bodie MD 8.19.28
9 1734 Sam Groner MD 8.44.22
10 1759 Grant Hainsworts Recyles NC dns
11 1760 Stuart Alfano Recyles NC dns

Womens Amateur
Place Bib # Name Team/Sponsors State Run Time
1 1832 Heather Brennan Highgearracing MI 6.37.30
2 1874 Dana Tinkey Maxxis Tires PA 9.28.02

Mens Amateur 40+
Place Bib # Name Team/Sponsors State Run Time
1 1855 John Galli CNY Bikes.com NY 4.56.44
2 1833 John Malinowski Highgear Racing MI 5.35.04
3 1831 Joey Bridges Windrock TN 5.41.03
4 1884 henry Prantl PA 5.57.19
5 1838 Donald Lilly Trails End Cycling VA 6.11.47
6 1802 Joel H. Creed Grat Goat Sports/kenda IN 6.21.95
7 1843 Jeff Plyer VA 6.27.86
8 1819 Glenn Hawks Filzbuilt Racing FL 6.31.95
9 1818 Doug Steele Elk Valley Preowned WV 6.32.15
10 1862 John Graichen DLB D KY 6.32.81
11 1834 Jens Polte TN 6.54.63
12 1839 Bruce Lipski Sinister, Fox/ Shox/maxxis VA 7.03.69

Mens Amateur 18-39
Start Place Name Team/Sponsors State Run Time
1 1804 Adam Raphael Mess MI 4.35.09
2 1801 C. J. Coudret Sinz racing/Utopia Optics VA 4.50.96
3 1848 Justin Gregory PA 5.01.50
4 1828 Mark Ziska TN 5.07.60
5 1822 Steven Trottier NC 5.13.62
6 1853 Juan Martinelli Body Progressions/TG WV 5.19.25
7 1809 Jeff Galego High Gear Racing MI 5.19.86
8 1869 Heath Boedeker Sierra Neveda Brewing OH 5.20.44
9 1803 Andrew Farrell VA 5.20.82
10 1808 Jeff Hollowell High Gear Racing MI 5.22.86
11 1882 David Layman American Trailers WV 5.25.77
12 1863 Mark Wallace VA 5.28.31
13 1852 Aron Yevuta Body Progressions/TG WV 5.29.60
14 1827 Nick Guarasci NY 5.30.21
15 1805 Stephen Czapiga GPR Racing/Intense Tire FL 5.31.89
16 1858 Kevin Warring MD 5.34.24
17 1826 Giancarlo Giannini Giannini Racing NY 5.35.50
18 1842 Chris Kring High Gear Racing MI 5.36.96
19 1851 David Pachowicz VA 5.38.81
20 1857 Charlie Burroughs Trails End Cycling MD 5.40.63
21 1847 Mike Hamberger VA 5.50.62
22 1849 Chris Esper VA 6.01.09
23 1837 Shawn Kane NC State Cycling NC 6.02.62
24 1836 David Perez SC 6.05.12
25 1878 Bret Busby Azomic 661 OH 6.05.20
26 1879 Brad Painter VA 6.05.20
27 1821 Jon Naylor Morowood Bikes Michelin Tir SC 6.06.16
28 1873 David Craig PA 6.07.09
29 1854 Garrett Stout WV 6.10.49
30 1865 Stephen Ryan Team XXL VA 6.11.15
31 1880 Timothy Herr Flywerx NC 6.11.41
32 1829 Jackson Cox VA 6.19.73
33 1883 Derek Jonese Mac Utopia WV 6.29.65
34 1841 Chip Gray Trails End Cycling VA 6.35.53
35 1866 Jeremy Wishart Team XXL Marzocchi VA 6.44.40
36 1868 Wes Valcarcel MD 6.55.35
37 1807 Sam Savage VA 7.01.32
38 1806 Lee Cummings VA 7.03.72
39 1846 Jeffrey Richard VA dns
40 1859 Mike Trimble Wooden Wheels MD dns
41 1861 Ian Barone T.H.E. PA dns

Mens Amateur U-17
Place Bib # Name Team/Sponsors State Run Time
1 1856 Cody Gray VA 4.56.94
2 1844 Hunter Oliver VA 4.58.18
3 1872 Burke Saunders Vic's Tree Service/Maxxis VA 5.01.80
4 1825 Neko Mulally Reading Racing, Rocky Mt. PA 5.04.39
5 1875 Charles Baker Vic's Tree Service/Maxxis VA 5.06.92
6 1823 Parker Worthington Monster Energy/Utopia NC 5.13.52
8 1867 Dean Janka VA 5.30.97
9 1845 Wesley Plyer Just the Right Gear VA 5.56.11
10 1824 Tyler Crouse NC 6.20.20
11 1835 Zannis Polte TN 6.26.79
12 1864 Brandon Nutt VA dns

Womens Elite/Open
Place Bib # Name Team/Sponsors State Run Time
1 113 Missy Giove Trixter/Foes VA 5.15.25
2 84 Ellen Adams Intense, Maxxis, Hayes NC 5.58.26
3 95 Kathi Krause Arrow Racing NJ 6.10.52
4 115 Rae Gandolf Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. OH 6.27.17

Mens Elite/Open
Place Bib # Name Team/Sponsors State Run Time
1 87 James Ford Sinister Bikes NY 4.19.14
2 89 Christopher Herndon Care Creek NC 4.20.86
3 103 Josh Clark 9.8 Sinister OH 4.23.20
4 114 Trevyn Newpher 9.8/Snowshoe WV 4.25.70
5 102 John Milby J & J Productions VA 4.30.63
6 119 Kalan Bunch Fuel/Snowshoe MTN WV 4.31.36
7 106 Ryan Taylor Yamaha/Team Bandito NC 4.31.90
8 93 Cody Stagner Avent/SRAM KY 4.33.94
9 97 Doug Ferguson Morewood, Maxxis, SPY TN 4.34.30
10 107 Chris Higgerson CNYbikes.com/Michelin NY 4.36.01
11 85 Brian Price 9.8, Titec, Sinister, Hopey VA 4.38.09
12 86 Jason Beckley 9.8, Sinister, Titec, Hopey VA 4.38.89
13 109 B.J. Treglia 9.8/Hopey/Sinister/fox,Titec PA 4.40.15
14 112 Scott Lowry OD Racing Pricepoint OH 4.40.25
15 92 Ben Hulse NC 4.40.59
16 116 Tim Price Vic's Tree Service VA 4.46.20
17 108 Chris Mcintosh Ohio Downhill Racing OH 4.48.53
18 118 Brad Stone Fuel/Snowshoe MTN WV 4.50.68
19 105 Michael Valach Vic's Tree/maxxis/powerbar MD 4.54.87
20 100 John Leslie Highgearracing.com KY 5.05.24
21 96 Ben Ramsbottom Harper's Bike Shop TN 5.06.07
22 83 Matt Adams Maxxo's/Intense/661 NC 5.06.99
23 101 Kyle Linski Mole Hill Bikes VA 5.09.20
24 90 Charlie Mooney SEI Racing GA 5.22.10
25 91 Jeremy Raney SEI Racing SC 5.27.67
26 104 Michael Dart VA 5.47.49
27 120 Dave Butler WVU Cycling WV 6.01.43
28 94 Dean Johns GA dns
29 117 Derrick Maready Snowshoe WV dns

 

[T-Pro]

Powerade Race Series #2
July 23rd, 2006

Dual Mens Intro
Place Bib # Name Team/Sponsors State Run Time
1 1734 Sam Groner MD 24.97
2 1756 Christopher Buckley Recyles NC 27.05
3 1759 Grant Hainsworth recycles NC 29.67
4 1741 Doug Kennedy IA 29.74
5 1743 Rob Suter MD 30.06
6 1760 Stuart Alfano recycles NC 34.34
7 1744 Sean Connolly MD 35.07
8 1735 Logan Mulally Reading Racing, Rocky Mt. PA 35.31
9 1761 Frederick Carter WV 36.85
10 1750 Danny Dolce MD dns

1st 1756 Christopher Buckley
2nd 1741 Doug Kennedy
3rd 1735 Logan Mulally
4th 1759 Grant Hainsworth

Dual Mens Amateur
Place Bib # Name Team/Sponsors State Run Time
1 1804 Adam Raphael MESS MI 22.89
2 1844 Hunter Oliver VA 23.25
3 1848 Justin Gregory PA 24.49
4 1825 Neko Mulally Reading Racing, Rocky Mt. PA 25.02
5 1803 Andrew Farrell VA 25.93
6 1823 Parker Worthington Monster Energy/Utopia NC 26.32
7 1880 Timothy Herr Flywerx NC 26.58
8 1853 Juan Martinelli Body progression WV 26.71
9 1852 Aron Yevuta Body progression WV 26.73
10 1857 Charlie Burroughs Trails End Cycling MD 26.83
11 1826 Giancarlo Giannini Giannini Racing NY 27.32
12 1827 Nick Guarasci NY 27.64
13 1877 Jeremy Krohn OH 28.68
14 1802 Joel H. Creed Gray Goat/Kenda IN 29.13
15 1876 Michael Brown Athens Bicycle OH 29.20
16 1858 Kevin Warring MD 34.69
17 1881 Jeremy Johnson OH 39.77
18 1859 Mike Trimble Wooden wheels MD 1.23.93
19 1805 Stephen Czapiga GPR Racing, Intense Tire FL dns
20 1809 Jeff Galego High Gear Racing MI dns
21 1819 Glenn Hawks Filzbuilt Racing FL dns
22 1856 Cody Gray VA dns

1st 1804 Adam Raphael
2nd 1825 Neko Mulally
3rd 1848 Justin Gregory
4th 1857 Charlie Burroughs

Dual Mens Elite
Place Bib # Name Team/Sponsors State Run Time
1 89 Christopher Herndon Care Creek NC 20.82
2 114 Trevyn Newpher 9.8 Snowshoe 21.56
3 86 Jason Beckley 9.8 Titec, Hopey, Snowshoe, Fox VA 22.01
4 92 Ben Hulse NC 22.42
5 112 Scott Lowry OD Racing/pricepoint OH 22.62
6 99 Kevin Liebig Wooden Wheels MD 22.77
7 93 Cody Stagner Avent/SRAM KY 23.11
8 109 B.J. Treglia 9.8/Sinister/Fox/Titec/661/kenda PA 23.52
9 103 Josh Clark 9.8 Sinister OH 23.88
10 85 Brian Price 9.8, Titec, Sinister, Hopey VA 24.26
11 111 Pete Moran OH 26.85
12 97 Doug Ferguson Morewood, Maxxis, Spy TN dns

1st 86 Jason Beckley
2nd 112 Scott Lowry
3rd 85 Brian price
4th 109 B.J. Treglia

 

[Robusto]

This was my first dual race; probably the best time Ive ever had on my bike. I just wish I could have gotten the gap from the table in the middle of the first set to the last roller thing. I was getting the first double in that set, but I couldnt get the second gap. I think I would have had a much better time had I gotten that down... oh well. Between the slalom and riding all of the other trails on the mountain, I had a blast. Especially barreling down powerline I met alot of really nice people too, and ended up riding the basin side with 6 people, and then later today two people from Pittsburgh showed me and my friend how to get down to powerline, and we rode it and the sport course almost all day. Awesome weekend.

 

[profro]

Womens Elite/Open

1 113 Missy Giove Trixter/Foes VA 5.15.25

It was so cool to see her race. Best part of the weekend!

 

[MikeT]

why wasn't there the usual beg/sprt/exprt/smpro/pro breakdown?

 

[SpasticJack]

That would imply that there was a bloated licensing organization involved with the race.

I had a blast. The weather held and race day was beautiful. Props to the guys laying the course out, it was a great mix of old and new stuff.

 

[SK6]

After smacking into a tree 3/4's of the way down, I was just happy I was able to finish.

I didn't ride the course as much as I should have.

All that equals = I suck!

 

[Msisle Dad]

why wasn't there the usual beg/sprt/exprt/smpro/pro breakdown?

not norba

 

[MikeT]

what does the category breakdown have to do with norba? Seems the category breakdown used in Snowshoe Race #2 puts pretty big gaps WITHIN the categories - the Mens Amateur 18-39, had freakin' 40 people with a gap of 2min between 2nd place, and 35th place. Not to mention that's a pretty broad age range

 

[SpasticJack]

I guess since they're cutting the checks (another non-NORBA feature), Snowshoe gets to decide how the classes are set up.

 

[dhbuilder]

not norba

and that's why i'll be there to support them and have fun.

nobody THAT WAS THERE had any problem with the categorization that i heard of.

 

[profro]

MikeT... Skill has nothing to do with age.

Snowshoe had the guts to do away with all the bracket crap and just offer a simplier (more competitive) system. Much like Europe and Australia. Intro for true first timers. An Amateur class with a few break down in ages, and Open for anyone who thinks they're a bada$$. If you don't like it race a NORBA so you can get your fix from getting on the podium in a class of 5.

Plus take this into consideration, it was a very tough ~5 minute run on widely varying terrain. It reaquires a lot of strength and skill to have a clean, solid run. I applaud Snowshoe for offering a real race course. Not these 2:30 minute speed runs with not enough tech to seperate competitors.

 

[Tattooo]

MikeT... Skill has nothing to do with age.

Snowshoe had the guts to do away with all the bracket crap and just offer a simplier (more competitive) system. Much like Europe and Australia. Intro for true first timers. An Amateur class with a few break down in ages, and Open for anyone who thinks they're a bada$$. If you don't like it race a NORBA so you can get your fix from getting on the podium in a class of 5.

Plus take this into consideration, it was a very tough ~5 minute run on widely varying terrain. It reaquires a lot of strength and skill to have a clean, solid run. I applaud Snowshoe for offering a real race course. Not these 2:30 minute speed runs with not enough tech to seperate competitors.

Amen!

 

[MikeT]

ofcourse the bigger the field, the more competitive it is, but for the guys/gals who are in the lower half of the results, it's a lot harder to move up - kind of discouriging especially if you got 40 people in your category.

 

[profro]

Their times would not have been any different if the field was smaller.

 

[jonnynails]

what does the category breakdown have to do with norba? Seems the category breakdown used in Snowshoe Race #2 puts pretty big gaps WITHIN the categories - the Mens Amateur 18-39, had freakin' 40 people with a gap of 2min between 2nd place, and 35th place. Not to mention that's a pretty broad age range

I much prefer the snowshoe categories. Who wants to podium at a Norba event where you only had to beat 6 other guys to get on the podium. I think it raises everyone's game to braoden the categories and a good result is really a good result! It makes me want to get faster so I can be in the mix. I rather have a tough challenge then an easy podium any day.

Not to mention I met so many new people and everyone was just stoked to be there.

Snowshoe puts on a great race, and the crew does an awesome job of laying out a race course. Can't wait until the August raceneaky:

 

[dhbuilder]

ofcourse the bigger the field, the more competitive it is, but for the guys/gals who are in the lower half of the results, it's a lot harder to move up - kind of discouriging especially if you got 40 people in your category.

ok.
we get it.
you obviously have the skills and ability to do a much better job of race organizing than the snowshoe crew.

we are anxiously awaiting the announcment of your vastly superior series.
until then go rain on someone elses parade.

because everyone there this weekend had a blast.
no matter what their placing was.

 

[SK6]

ok.
we get it.
you obviously have the skills and ability to do a much better job of race organizing than the snowshoe crew.

we are anxiously awaiting the announcment of your vastly superior series.
until then go rain on someone elses parade.

because everyone there this weekend had a blast.
no matter what their placing was.

Valid point.

 

[jonnynails]

ofcourse the bigger the field, the more competitive it is, but for the guys/gals who are in the lower half of the results, it's a lot harder to move up - kind of discouriging especially if you got 40 people in your category.

Depends on what type of person you are. I finished in the last half of those 40 people you talk about and I'm not discouraged at all. Just the opposite - now I'm beyond motivated to ride more, and I had the best time there over the whole weekend and that is what it is about. Sure, I want to get become a better and faster rider because I'm competitive, but it's about having fun and the comradarie of it all. I may be sitting here in my office, but I'm thinking about the weekend and what an awesome time i had. I did not nearly have this much fun at Norba # 2 at Sugar where they break down 100 different age and skill groups.

 

[spoke80]

Exactly Jonnynails!


Get faster and the results will follow. Other than that how on earth can anyone have anything negative to say about this past weekend. I had one of the best races I've had in years and I got bottom of the pile in the open class (bib 96). But I'll take the experience of pushing myself out of my shell and return next month to do my best again, regardless of the result.


All whiners should be thrown into "zee Puma cage"

 

[MikeT]

mmk, well, whatever floats your boat. I'm done with this thread

 

[profro]

Oh those puma cages are smelly.

 

[spoke80]

Oh those puma cages are smelly.

I must have left my gear bag in zee puma cage. Not to mention my truck must have been used as a temporary holding pen for a gaggle of zee puma.

 

[jakob]

my sun and I had a blast weekend. Thanks for your support guys!

by the way I checked the Puma cage, there was nothing left

 

[profro]

jakob,

As always, enjoyed your company.

 

[dhbuilder]

mmk, well, whatever floats your boat. I'm done with this thread

don't let the door hit ya too hard.

 

[Bearmntpicnic]

snowshoe is great buy why does everyone get their panties in bunch when anyone says anything bad about them?

 

[DHZombie]

Need to contact you with a couple of questions.

 

[profro]

snowshoe is great buy why does everyone get their panties in bunch when anyone says anything bad about them?

Because they are doing more for the DH scene in the South and Mid-Atlantic region than anyone else. Lifts, trails, races, terrain, etc.

 

[SDH]

MikeT... Skill has nothing to do with age.

Snowshoe had the guts to do away with all the bracket crap and just offer a simplier (more competitive) system. Much like Europe and Australia. Intro for true first timers. An Amateur class with a few break down in ages, and Open for anyone who thinks they're a bada$$. If you don't like it race a NORBA so you can get your fix from getting on the podium in a class of 5.

Plus take this into consideration, it was a very tough ~5 minute run on widely varying terrain. It reaquires a lot of strength and skill to have a clean, solid run. I applaud Snowshoe for offering a real race course. Not these 2:30 minute speed runs with not enough tech to seperate competitors.

true........however.....you also need fitness, commitment, and the ability to hang it out there..........(to do well) which typically comes much easier the younger you are plus you get to heal faster........................

Mind you no complaint about the race it was great! Although, even if it wasn't that great, I would not complain, a) b/c I could not do better b) I don't have that kind of time or energy. I usually leave the complaining department to the new skool DH racer that doesn't find all the roots in the right place.

I say SS should have 2 classes
Class I: old, fat, married, own a house, have kids and work 50-60 hour a week class
Class II: everyone else...............LOL

I can easily say a Great time was had by all this weekend.

PS
Man it was cold saturday night! Somebody needs to tell the mountain it is July!

 

[dhbuilder]

SDH.
while i do see you valid point.

here's my take on old guys racin d.h.
the guy that won the 40+ class is probably ten years younger than me and trains for racing.
he earned every second that he put on john and i.
he deserved it.

and in no way did it take away from the good times we had.
when i got to the bottom after my timed run, and gathered my breath back up.
i was in the midst of a pack of old 40+ d.h. riders who all had BIG smiles on their faces.
and we were all commenting about the guys our age who have long since given up living an active life.

i have just as much respect for the winner of our class all the way down to the guy with the slowest time.
because we were out there.
livin life and havin a frikkin blast.

and yeah.
how bizarre is wearing multi layers of clothes in july ?

see ya in august.
look me up.
i'll be the only one riding a DH9 (black)
where did all those bikes go ?
the mt. used to be crawlin with em.

 

[dhbuilder]

Because they are doing more for the DH scene in the South and Mid-Atlantic region than anyone else. Lifts, trails, races, terrain, etc.

and also because the vibe there the entire weekend was great.
so when you come home and see negativity or red rep. about the weekend.
it just shows who was out there doin it.
and who's on the outside lookin in.

 

[SDH]

SDH.
while i do see you valid point.

here's my take on old guys racin d.h.
the guy that won the 40+ class is probably ten years younger than me and trains for racing.
he earned every second that he put on john and i.
he deserved it.

and in no way did it take away from the good times we had.
when i got to the bottom after my timed run, and gathered my breath back up.
i was in the midst of a pack of old 40+ d.h. riders who all had BIG smiles on their faces.
and we were all commenting about the guys our age who have long since given up living an active life.

i have just as much respect for the winner of our class all the way down to the guy with the slowest time.
because we were out there.
livin life and havin a frikkin blast.

and yeah.
how bizarre is wearing multi layers of clothes in july ?

see ya in august.
look me up.
i'll be the only one riding a DH9 (black)
where did all those bikes go ?
the mt. used to be crawlin with em.

Agreed.......
I know that dude that took the 40+ class. He has been in the game a while and a regular at Platty etc. He is a fast guy!

Since I am in for the fun now (beat my body enough in DH and BX for the last 10 years), racing is social for me and although most times it is cool racing against the young guys b/c if a beat a few it makes me feel better (since I am knocking on the ceiling of the 18-39 class), although sometimes it is cool to mix it up race wise with a bunch of guys who are in my own demographic/lifestyle. Looking back on the race line and betting the dude behind you a beer or joking about how much advil it will take to get out of bed tomorrow to go to work is all part of the fun, instead of looking behind you and seeing an kid 20 years younger than you that instead of betting him you give him girl advice or review his times tables.

I think there is greater difference btw 18 and 39 and less of a difference than say 30 and 45. I still think we do not need 80 classes, keep the two, but split it by "lifestlye". 18 to 29 (still the rockstar years) and 30+ (the hope I can get out the bed tomorrow for work or the wife will kill me years).

Complaining? No just my thoughts............. I still had a rocking time and I have already mark the claendar for Monster park!

 

[SK6]

if you break it down to basics, in my case, I'm 40 years old. I started riding in '03. In that summer and fall, I've ridden 7 weekends total, ending in three broken ribs. I did not ride for two years (21 months), and the bike just sat. I had the bike fixed one year ago this coming weekend. I rode maybe a total of 5 weekends.

Did 2 shuttles in Feb and March. April, rode Loggers Alley one day. Rode as Massanutten for the race. Rode 4 runs the first SS race. One Saturday at WG. and then this past weekend. Total, that's it.

I rode the race course this past Friday and had a blast. My race run was pathetic at best. I am upset I didn't ride it better...

I'm a beginner and was still able to ride most of the pro course and many of go-rounds...


BUT!!!!!

I had a friggin blast! Snowshoe and everyone there made me feel welcomed. they treated me the same way they treat the pro's and more well known riders. They were respectful and extremely helpful. Rob in the shop took such good care of me! Numerous times when crap broke.

Well organized, and they treat everyone well. Are they perfect? No. But they're damn close!

Thanks SS for a great weekend!!!

 

[SK6]

Update, got my place booked for Monster Park!!!! I'm there!!!

 

[Bearmntpicnic]

I know that this event went great. But say last event, which was a disaster that they eventually handeld well thanks to tattoo making a fool out of himself. Everyone went ape **** on him just for saying that HE wasent going to be going back up to snowshoe. I love it up there i just think its funny how any critisim is immediatly deemed as untrue.

 

[SK6]

I know that this event went great. But say last event, which was a disaster that they eventually handeld well thanks to tattoo making a fool out of himself. Everyone went ape **** on him just for saying that HE wasent going to be going back up to snowshoe. I love it up there i just think its funny how any critisim is immediatly deemed as untrue.

He was given sh!t for yelling at that beautiful girl at the counter....for the record.

 

[psychobiker]

i miss the old days of the large classes at the nationals, like j-nails said it is motivating to do better, although a good chunk of the pro classes has changed since the late 90's