Great video, great explanation of the weekend! Great job!! You get your holeshots figured out, things will really be heating up out there!!! Great job!!
Think it’s awesome idea running pro 600 at 1:00 instead at end of day. When i raced most spectators were gone before we finished. Pulling 64 gram weights in my fathers catalysts seem to be good but not enough time to really say much more than that. When USCC first came to the east i was there in tug hill NY.They brought DJ Ekra who was probably the fastest XC racer of the time. Raced a lot of SX before that with many wins and championships but was my first XC race. I actually had the fastest lap of the day in whatever class i ran before the pro 600. Can’t remember now the class started running pro open after anyway in the pro 600 i started 6. Back then it was all timed we didn’t start together track was so brutal shortened race to 60 laps. Started 6 pro 600 came through the pack finished second on my 2010 F6 sno pro. DG was in sight but ran out of laps . Second race was Greenville Maine i held DJ off for a while but ended up tipping F6 on side in a turn. After he kept pulling away i just didn’t have the top speed to catch him. Those 2 races was only time i ran with a west racer and kept up there very fast like u mentioned. Went to I 500 in 2011 on my new cat racer. Was doing well but with the - 40 degree temperature in the morning i over dressed started sweating then got roosted with slush from another racer. It was over after that got hypothermia had to call it. Anyway get ur hole-shots figured out some top end speeds u will get to the top. My greatest skill was never giving up motivation and determination. Raced until 2017 after racing with carpal tunnel in both hands since 2015 had to get surgery. Surgery went well but got staff infection from surgery then it was a downward spiral after that with more illness and bad luck. But I still think about racing every day the greatest thing iv ever done. Im old now at 45 and overweight but still want to try racing again. Lot of work i solute u and anyone thats out there racing people dont know the work it takes. Congratulations on ur season keep working hard u will be a winner. Also ur a very good speaker enjoy watching ur videos.
I have not, that’s a long trip for me coming from Maine. One day I will get out there to race, but we are working hard to put together a solid race series here in New England.
