The fury whip was cracked for this round, lots of shake-up in the stadings. Batwing missed the race, opening the window for the Cyan Jawn to be passed on to a new race leader. Some racers arrived with goals of stage victory, while other kept their sights narrowly focused. Nobody demonstrated this best other than the Surfinbee with his hole-shot off the gun and the feverish first lap lead-out. Nice work, 100 pts just for putting our hearts in our throats. Jerk. The race got down to brass tacks almost immediately. Lap 3 saw the lead group of Deeters, Biscuit and Deathblow come together, all with cyan in their hearts, 1,000 points on the brain, and the smell of stage victory in their noses. Deeters and Biscuit found themselves in an unspoken alliance to ditch Deathblow, trading off the duty of keeping the pace high. This all came to a halt around lap 10, when the lapped brick wall known as Sid Vicious blocked the entrance to the Green Tunnel, but allowing Deeters to slip in first. Biscuit and Deathblow, not allowing the gap to form, blazed an unconventional line, resulting in what can only be described as a bird's nest accumulating in the cassette of Biscuit. The dismount and removal allowed Deeters and Deathblow to go on a flyer. Breaking out the pic axe, Biscuit had no choice but to bury himself to catch back on. 3 laps later, the fruits of the effort were being savored, but it was Deathblow's turn to deal with a bad hand. Turn number one in Smuggler's Run, shotgun blast, blown tire. The events to follow demonstrate pure will to not DNF. Steel Donkey closing in from 4th, saw the opportunity and stood up to sprint, leaving Deathblow no choice but to run the lap. Emerging from the Green Tunnel, Deathblow saw his lifeboat. Surfinbee took to the duty of paparazzi, trading his bike for a camera. The unexpected bike in the pits gave Deathblow the fighting chance, but he wasn't out of the woods. Incompatible pedals would be the second card to turn which would lead to a complete wheel swap with his disabled rig on the following lap. By then the damage was done. Deeters takes the win, Biscuit and Steel Donkey round out the podium. New point standings on the sidebar thing-a-majig. Baron van Cliss gettin' on the board with her response to race whining, "could have, should have, would have." Oooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 50 pts, but for cyan glory, you'll have to get back on that bike and race! Fashion Sweater, I'm sorry, but the group has spoken. Next week, wildcard equalizer round, call it our sprint points, but without the sprint.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
WEEK 2
The fury whip was cracked for this round, lots of shake-up in the stadings. Batwing missed the race, opening the window for the Cyan Jawn to be passed on to a new race leader. Some racers arrived with goals of stage victory, while other kept their sights narrowly focused. Nobody demonstrated this best other than the Surfinbee with his hole-shot off the gun and the feverish first lap lead-out. Nice work, 100 pts just for putting our hearts in our throats. Jerk. The race got down to brass tacks almost immediately. Lap 3 saw the lead group of Deeters, Biscuit and Deathblow come together, all with cyan in their hearts, 1,000 points on the brain, and the smell of stage victory in their noses. Deeters and Biscuit found themselves in an unspoken alliance to ditch Deathblow, trading off the duty of keeping the pace high. This all came to a halt around lap 10, when the lapped brick wall known as Sid Vicious blocked the entrance to the Green Tunnel, but allowing Deeters to slip in first. Biscuit and Deathblow, not allowing the gap to form, blazed an unconventional line, resulting in what can only be described as a bird's nest accumulating in the cassette of Biscuit. The dismount and removal allowed Deeters and Deathblow to go on a flyer. Breaking out the pic axe, Biscuit had no choice but to bury himself to catch back on. 3 laps later, the fruits of the effort were being savored, but it was Deathblow's turn to deal with a bad hand. Turn number one in Smuggler's Run, shotgun blast, blown tire. The events to follow demonstrate pure will to not DNF. Steel Donkey closing in from 4th, saw the opportunity and stood up to sprint, leaving Deathblow no choice but to run the lap. Emerging from the Green Tunnel, Deathblow saw his lifeboat. Surfinbee took to the duty of paparazzi, trading his bike for a camera. The unexpected bike in the pits gave Deathblow the fighting chance, but he wasn't out of the woods. Incompatible pedals would be the second card to turn which would lead to a complete wheel swap with his disabled rig on the following lap. By then the damage was done. Deeters takes the win, Biscuit and Steel Donkey round out the podium. New point standings on the sidebar thing-a-majig. Baron van Cliss gettin' on the board with her response to race whining, "could have, should have, would have." Oooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 50 pts, but for cyan glory, you'll have to get back on that bike and race! Fashion Sweater, I'm sorry, but the group has spoken. Next week, wildcard equalizer round, call it our sprint points, but without the sprint.
Monday, October 24, 2011
WEEK 2 Preview
Thursday, October 20, 2011
WEEK 1
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
A Little Sculpey & an IKEA Cheese Grater
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
All systems go!
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