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As a new "forest rally" competitor, what type of competition did you come from?
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I answered "Other motorsport" because I think it relates more to my being a Rally competitor, but I have raced mountain bikes competitively as well...
Matt
I answered "Other motorsport" because I think it relates more to my being a Rally competitor, but I have raced mountain bikes competitively as well...
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Interesting to see the lack of competitive snowboarders...based on Kurt's comments.
However, I do snowboard, mountain bike, wakeboard, and skateboard. (edit: not competitively)
-Dave
Interesting to see the lack of competitive snowboarders...based on Kurt's comments.
However, I do snowboard, mountain bike, wakeboard, and skateboard. (edit: not competitively)
-Dave
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>My whole team has come from Skiing and Mountian Biking.
As recreation, or as competition? Just curious.
Wilson
>My whole team has come from Skiing and Mountian Biking.
As recreation, or as competition? Just curious.
Wilson
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Other competition
I could have said Other motorsport (road rally), but if going back a little further Other non-specified (racing windsurfers) fits better.
Is windsurfing part of the 'lifestyle' in question?
Adrian
I could have said Other motorsport (road rally), but if going back a little further Other non-specified (racing windsurfers) fits better.
Is windsurfing part of the 'lifestyle' in question?
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RE: Other competition
>Is windsurfing part of the 'lifestyle' in question?
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>Adrian
Not if its you on the board.:+
Please note that Mr. Spitzner referred to "competitive" forms of the above. Sure, I ski, I mountain bike, but I do it for fun (just as 100,000s of folks do). I have not done races in either discipline (except in ski school when I was 5 years old).
But I harken to say that I am not part of the "Do the Dew" generation.
Wilson
>Is windsurfing part of the 'lifestyle' in question?
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>Adrian
Not if its you on the board.:+
Please note that Mr. Spitzner referred to "competitive" forms of the above. Sure, I ski, I mountain bike, but I do it for fun (just as 100,000s of folks do). I have not done races in either discipline (except in ski school when I was 5 years old).
But I harken to say that I am not part of the "Do the Dew" generation.
Wilson
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RE: Other competition
>>Is windsurfing part of the 'lifestyle' in question?
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>>Adrian
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>Not if its you on the board.:+
Well, I know that... ;-)
>Please note that Mr. Spitzner referred to "competitive"
>forms of the above.
I did actually race the things in the late 80's to early 90's (not very well, I hasten to point out
).
>But I harken to say that I am not part of the "Do the Dew"
>generation.
Nor am I.
Adrian
>>Is windsurfing part of the 'lifestyle' in question?
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>>Adrian
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>Not if its you on the board.:+
Well, I know that... ;-)
>Please note that Mr. Spitzner referred to "competitive"
>forms of the above.
I did actually race the things in the late 80's to early 90's (not very well, I hasten to point out
).>But I harken to say that I am not part of the "Do the Dew"
>generation.
Nor am I.
Adrian
RE: Other competition
>>Is windsurfing part of the 'lifestyle' in question?
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>>Adrian
>
>Not if its you on the board.:+
>
>Please note that Mr. Spitzner referred to "competitive"
>forms of the above. Sure, I ski, I mountain bike, but I do
>it for fun (just as 100,000s of folks do). I have not done
>races in either discipline (except in ski school when I was
>5 years old).
>
>But I harken to say that I am not part of the "Do the Dew"
>generation.
>
>Wilson
Actually he doesn't refer to competitive forms of the above
"Most of our new competitors are coming from snowboarding, skiing or mountain bikes into rally," says Pro-Rally series Director Kurt Spitzner. "We've surveyed them and the broad opinion is that rally is a "lifestyle" activity, rather than being perceived as an alternative to racing
>>Is windsurfing part of the 'lifestyle' in question?
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>>Adrian
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>Not if its you on the board.:+
>
>Please note that Mr. Spitzner referred to "competitive"
>forms of the above. Sure, I ski, I mountain bike, but I do
>it for fun (just as 100,000s of folks do). I have not done
>races in either discipline (except in ski school when I was
>5 years old).
>
>But I harken to say that I am not part of the "Do the Dew"
>generation.
>
>Wilson
Actually he doesn't refer to competitive forms of the above
"Most of our new competitors are coming from snowboarding, skiing or mountain bikes into rally," says Pro-Rally series Director Kurt Spitzner. "We've surveyed them and the broad opinion is that rally is a "lifestyle" activity, rather than being perceived as an alternative to racing
RE: Other competition
Motorcycle Roadracing - 1993 National Champion 'D' Superbike
Beat Nicky Hayden like a red-headed stepchild in the wet at Road Atlanta during my 15 minutes.
Tried surfing once, hated it.....
Matt Manspeaker
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Motorcycle Roadracing - 1993 National Champion 'D' Superbike
Beat Nicky Hayden like a red-headed stepchild in the wet at Road Atlanta during my 15 minutes.
Tried surfing once, hated it.....
Matt Manspeaker
Seattle, WA USA
89 323GTX - Open
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RE: Other competition
>Actually he doesn't refer to competitive forms of the above
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I stand corrected.
Wilson
>Actually he doesn't refer to competitive forms of the above
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I stand corrected.
Wilson
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RE: Not that new but..
Not that new either...
Dad was the President of the local 1/4 midget club which had both a dirt and a paved track. My best friend and I would take our brother's cars and race each other after the regular races because we weren't old enough.
Besides being involved with 1/4 midgets, land speed record holding teamate, off-road racing etc. etc. I grew up on the real Northcoast of California and had a passion for racing Hobie 14's and did quite well.
David
Not that new either...
Dad was the President of the local 1/4 midget club which had both a dirt and a paved track. My best friend and I would take our brother's cars and race each other after the regular races because we weren't old enough.
Besides being involved with 1/4 midgets, land speed record holding teamate, off-road racing etc. etc. I grew up on the real Northcoast of California and had a passion for racing Hobie 14's and did quite well.
David
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RE: Not that new but..
I used to compete in snowboarding...
But I've been snowboarding for 15 years, and was competing in that
before the term "extreme" came to describe it, so I'm not sure if
that counts as crossover.
I used to compete in snowboarding...
But I've been snowboarding for 15 years, and was competing in that
before the term "extreme" came to describe it, so I'm not sure if
that counts as crossover.
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RE: Not that new but..
>- I had championships and medals:
>1. Riffle shooting (from 22 to 7.62 to Valmet AK47)
>2. Cross country skiing
>3. Long distance running
>4. Ping pong
What about Biathalon?
>- I had championships and medals:
>1. Riffle shooting (from 22 to 7.62 to Valmet AK47)
>2. Cross country skiing
>3. Long distance running
>4. Ping pong
What about Biathalon?
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