Jason Lummis and JOBERON attended the 1st MTB race in Michigan this past Sunday. Weather was perfect for an awsome trail, mid 40's and sunny (what else do you get in Michigan in April besides snow or rain). The Elite race had 20+ starters and the 2 (10mile) laps where just long enough to make it hurt, especially for a time trial with 15 secs seperating the racers.
Jason Lummis finished 7th and Joberon 15th. They both sent a race repot in, please read below:
Jason Lummis finished 7th and Joberon 15th. They both sent a race repot in, please read below:
JOBERON:
Win or Lose:
I've noticed that regardless of your result, Bell's Beer still goes down nicely.Win or lose. Good day on the bike or bad. There's always reason to crack open anicy cold bottle(s) of some of Bell's finest beverages.
Perhaps my expectations were a bit too high. I've always labeled PLRA my "home"course. Sure, I was pumped to be out on my favorite trail racing. What a startto the season. But being that it is my "home" course I kind of psyched myself out a tad. Luck was on our side in form of the weather. And thanks to the hardwork of volunteers the trail conditions were fantastic. Robert and the Tailwind crew did a superb job with the first MTB event of the year. The turnout was good for this early season test. I was really happy to see 20 guys in the Elite group.I think by the time I reached the first large climb I noticed my legs weren't there. I managed to catch a couple of guys during the two laps but mostly spent time getting whaled on by others. There were some impressive lap times and some impressive early season form out at PLRA yesterday. Unfortunately, not forme...yet. Great job to everyone yesterday. It was nice to be back racing and hanging withfriends. Here's to summer and a kick azz season.
Cheers,
Joberon
Jason Lummis:
The first race of the year is over ! I managed to finish in the top 10 @ 7th. The 1st lap hurt, especially with no amount of hard efforts in my riding/trainning so far. The second lap felt a little smoother and I found some motivation to keep the pace up. I never want to be on form this early as we have a long race season that ends in November. Robert from Tailwind ran a very great race and can't wait for thr Brighton Stage race (where talking 5 miles from my front door). It was great to see my racing friends on a great day and trail. I ran the Geax Saguaros front and rear on STANS ZTR 355 wheels with 30 psi with a front shock. They hooked up great especially on the 1st lap where there where a few greasy corners at speed.
Next race for me will be www.parisancaster.com, hopefully I can be there to help the Simonster 3peat at this fun Point to point race of 60K.
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nice job Lummis.
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