With big $ on offer with 3 gorillas up for the big W the big hitter came from far and wide. With the new Camelbak Lobo strapped to the rickety-rack and a plethora of GU's in the pockets the legs didn't feel to bad rolling out of town at a late 7am race start. Well it seemed that way after the hours I had been getting up in trying to organise my lessons during the week. Then we hit the first climb. Kaboom..lights out and nobody home...dead man walkin'. Oh and suddenly the prospect of not having a little ring on my XC race bike alongside no legs and 3000m of climbing in over 30deg heat came to realization.
Photo Credit: GV RaceTech
The brutality that followed over the next 5 and a half hours was insane. Not that I had any racing legs what so ever to work with, but to try and complete the course with endless amounts of dizzy singletrack, endless stupid steep fireroad climbs while being completely physically smoked before the start wasn't so great. But at the end of the day I made, finishing up in 19th and even got a shot on c-news so i guess it wasn't all bad!
Fasted man of the day went to Muzza who was absolutely smokin'. Big cheques, big smiles.
I'm going for a lie down..wake me up next week some time...peace out.cw
7 comments:
welcome to the real world winny.
cheers rj.
And what happened to the 'Bike rider playing Teacher' thing? huh!!
Ha nice one Miss K...you know my brain has pretty much been a bowl of spaghetti over the last week so dont been mean now...
hey chris i've got some rad photos of ya at the nationals, i sent u one to ur email. see u at beauty, think i might race sport short track haha. billy j
hey winny,do you still have your 575 for sale?
cheers lc
Yeah LC, 575 is still in my garage and begging to be taken out..guranteed good times...drop me an email, address link is in my profile section off the main page.
stop bein a slacker winn and give us another post!!!
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