I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.wooohaaat? we were all told at pats peak that Mt Snow was canceled....
I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.
I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.
However...I arrived at Mount Snow at about 1230 Saturday for practice, I go register, get dressed, and the second I get on my bike to ride over to the lift, it starts pouring, I mean like absolutely down pouring. The lift line immediately went from being about 50 people deep to no wait at all. It was wet and wild friends. I ended up doing about 6 or 7 runs, and of course it rained the entire time. Just after I finished practicing, the rain started to let up and then it stopped raining for a while, stormed again, and then was pretty much clear and windy for the rest of the night. Practice Sunday AM was a bit better, I was the first one down the course and it was definitely greasy. I waited for the course to get ridden in a bit and then went back up for another run and it was better. By the time of my race run, there were definitely ruts, and it was definitely slick still, but it kind of started to tack up and get a lot faster. I had a blast.
Honestly, the ruts really weren't as bad as people make them sound, they were totally rideable.
how long does it usually take for them to put up results?
Hitting the slickrock highway at mach 10 always makes me giddy.
Not at all. They didn't say anything at all about Mount Snow until about 10 minutes before the start of the Pat's Peak race, and they only said that a few people had called Pat's Peak because they showed up at Mount Snow after 4PM on Saturday and weren't allowed to enter the SOBE race.I may be misinterpreting this, but it sounds like the Pat's Peak promoter/race organizer told people that Mount Snow was canceled in order to get more people at their race.
seeing as they told people this at the rider meeting 15 min before the race start I doubt they had any attention of diverting people from mt. snow. the only thing diverting me (and plenty more racers) from mt. snow was, well, mt. snowI may be misinterpreting this, but it sounds like the Pat's Peak promoter/race organizer told people that Mount Snow was canceled in order to get more people at their race. That's totally lame and sketchy. I didn't go to Pat's Peak, and it seems like all of you that did you had a great time, but being dishonest with racers is totally lame.