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| #1  08-Aug-2006, 09:41 | ||||
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| Personally I like to eat and drink heavily for several weeks before a race, turn up in a state of utter confusion, have a terrible nights sleep and then drag my close-to-expiring carcass around the track while wondering whether I really should put the bride's mother next to the best man.... Can't say I'd ever really noticed any other riders on track!  Ali  |
| #2 08-Aug-2006, 09:50 | ||||
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some people make me sick! lol with that kind of preparation you really should be where i am but you're too bloody quick! for me definitely racing against certain people i want to be ahead of/not overtaken by. that happens to be around the 8th-12th places at the moment but i am hoping that will move up over time. not really for fun. although not battling up the front or for podiums i am definitely racing; brought home to me at castle coombe when i stupidly threw away 4 places on the last lap just because i wanted to get in front of anthony. just could help myself trying to get in front. loved it though. |
| #3 08-Aug-2006, 09:50 | ||||
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Preperation as usual then laddie..LOL |
| #4 08-Aug-2006, 10:42 | ||||
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| In A tight thong  |
| #5 08-Aug-2006, 11:02 | ||||
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| I try to balance as much adrenalin as possible for the longest time possible with as little blood lost as possible  So far the best event has been a 2-day meeting with 12 races, with 7 top-10 finishes in 1 day. Thats on bikes that cost about 4-5k to build (ie similar budget to dd). I think it could cost me about the same again per bike to get placed higher and still maintain the aforesaid balance  |
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