The course was a blast with long flat road sections, off camber sandy technical drops and twisty turny singletrack avenues along the banks of Chalk Creek. 
Mount Princeton served as a spectacular backdrop for the second race of the season. 
Mount Princeton served as a spectacular backdrop for the second race of the season. 
Sunday morning quiet time with the girls, biscuits, eggs, bacon and coffee proved too tempting to roll out for the early AM short track race.
We did make it over to the venue to watch a bit of the gravity events on Sunday. Pretty cool. These kids ride on adreneline and spikes of testestrone to beat the other guy to the timer.
Cat 1 COMotion racer Matt Juth saw heavy competition on the short track.
Still early in the series, I have time to knuckle down and get serious about training 3-4 days a week, spending time in the weight room and cutting down on junk food and brewskis. It could happen.
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Still early in the series, I have time to knuckle down and get serious about training 3-4 days a week, spending time in the weight room and cutting down on junk food and brewskis. It could happen....
ME TOO!!! And I haven't even raced yet, so I don't know how bad it really is!
Training? That doesn't sound like fun at all.
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