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14th is the new 2nd.

1.) Tough guy of the weekend award goes to: Jimmerc

2.) Best parking spot of the weekend goes to: me
3.) Biggest assumers of the weekend: Pellis/Dale/me (apparently it is extremely difficult for four officials to keep track of 15 riders)

4.) Biggest "got screwed over" award of the weekend: Pellis (see #3)

5.) Biggest benefactor of our assumption that 4 officials can keep track of 15 riders: the >real< 4th place rider who collected 3rd place money. (hey, gas prices are high and it costs a lot of money to drive from St. Cloud. Good for you for not questioning the results. You know you were 4th, and we will remind you of it.)

Comments

JimmerC said…
Thanks Pete. Strange how we keep ending up in the same moves together.
Lunatic Biker said…
Cullen needs to clean up his language.
Anonymous said…
Check into it again, as a filthy rich st. cloud rider there is no need for me to want to get an extra $10-$15 bucks to drive down in one of my 3 Hummers. Are you kidding me dude? You think I really just took the third place money, try again. I knew I wasn't third, I can count...quite well actually ask me how to at Gluek, and it just so happened that I did ask about it when I went to collect. I was told I took 3rd because I won a prime as well(i.e. a points prime) having done several other points races before why was I to think otherwise. The organizers told me that was the scoop,I am usually a pretty trusting person, so in my state of enjoyment from my second Cat 2 race ever I don't think it really came across my mind to argue it. Sorry it worked like that but thats what I was told. I am a brand new Cat 2 rider that was planning on having a survival season, with one other team mate in the Cat I am clearly not one to go looking to make enemies in the peleton. If you didn't notice they did not really have there shit together, I even got the 2nd place riders prize from the 4th prime instead of my 1st place prize from the 3rd..it was about a $40 difference they already gave mine away, oh well I like to race. I know their ducks weren't in a row so instead of blaming me about it, why not try to clear it up, Hell maybe at another race that we will all inevitably see each other at, unless you only plan to race once a year? (muda0402@stcloudstate.edu)
Pete said…
I like it. A new face to the peleton full of spunk and not afraid to stand up for himself. I was torqued after the race and had to blame someone. I chose you since I don't know you (btw, people actually read my blog? nice)

Keep that fire in your belly and you will go far young Jedi. Sorry about getting you all worked up.

Pete
Jake said…
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Jake said…
Don't be sorry...he actually enjoys spouting off well thought out fragments of words to form provoking sentences. The compliment will go straight to his head. Really though...you guys crack me up.

- "young Jedi's" lone cat 1/2 teammate.
Unknown said…
This is the worst part about it:

http://www.eyeseephoto.com/events/bikewebgallery/images/IMG_9508.jpg

Damn.

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