Posted: 21 October 2008 at 12:20 | IP Logged

guy blew a corner went through 30 people

were are the injury reports, the mutlated children, broken women, and cring men. (wait i know were the cring men are)

to guiness; sorry  that you missed this poor fool who wanted nothing more than to see a wreck or two "but god forbid it to come to close to me" cuz "thats just to crazy.... taking peoples lives into your hands"

and teddy somebody tried to pass you when you were too scared to ride your bike....the shame

high five those that push the limits, get a baby sitter for the rest of ya

Posted: 21 October 2008 at 14:42 | IP Logged

there is always room

 is there not a hole in this needle you speak of

"cring" its what little kids do when nothing is wrong but water shoots out their eyes as i laugh..........pronounced (k-rye-in)

30th in the b's* on top of the hill for the women & A's

*as of yesterday

Posted: 21 October 2008 at 23:24 | IP Logged

I also saw the incident, stood right there and watched the whole thing. What I witnessed was some of the best bike handling in a dangerous situation I have ever seen.

While taking the high speed off camber left hander the rider was pushed off line by the several other racers taking the corner  (I saw their handlebars and shoulders hit, no fault of the other riders, just awesome high speed cornering in a group,  sh%t happens). Rather than go down and certainally slide and injure the spectators the guy stayed upright and weaved through the people to AVOID hitting them.

He did not re-enter the course the wrong way. He rode back onto the course about 20 feet from where he exited, after avoiding going the wrong direction by the six pack. He avoided hitting people by not panicking and rode back onto the course in the right direction.

So.... Shred, sounds more like some excellent bike handling in a dangerous situation. If you were actually there I hope you paid attention. I guess like most things in life it is all about how you perceive the situation. Maybe next time he will panic, grab a fistfull of brakes and plant his chainrings in your  face. Lets hope not.

GO GUINNESS  

Willie

Posted: 21 October 2008 at 23:55 | IP Logged

i once stopped three kids from beating up this other kid.....

then the little b!@#$ard threw a rock at me for my effort

perhaps i should have just enjoyed the show.

or

shred perhaps your lack of skill or unabilty to see what is going on around you will serve you well in the world which you rule. but in the one that we have no control in.  it is best to learn the facts then open your mouth and stop cring

thanks willie i didn't see it but i've ridin w/ both those guys and they Shred for real not a little logo to sound cool

go guinness

Posted: 22 October 2008 at 00:27 | IP Logged

I saw this and agree the rider in question was bumped off course by contact with other racers and did a magnificent job of threading the needle and avoiding plowing into un aware spectators.

I say great bike handling, & quick thinking in a tough situation. The rider lost ground to his competitors by preventing an accident. No harm no foul.

John Wilson

Posted: 22 October 2008 at 00:34 | IP Logged

ah shred, i dont think trebon needs a reach around.

perhaps you should just keep playing w/ your feces

Posted: 24 October 2008 at 03:41 | IP Logged

Shred FYI,  JUSTIN SERNA  - #B728 - 35+B - Team Guinness

So now you know exactly who "I" am.....I thought I was going to just be able to let you make an ass-hole out of yourself with out adding to the fire but

SHUT THE F#$% UP

It is one thing to talk a little smack with your friends and fellow racers but you are just wrong in this case.  Due to my teamates incredible bike handling skills  he was not only able to avoid all spectaors but also come back and win the Master A Class.