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Events (4816 Posts)
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Sunday Reston Outlaw
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On 9/28/2002 ohm
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GBJ and PAdan, this will be a true Outlaw session. I haven't skated there yet but drove through the parking lot this week. Bust factor is unknown.
Go out the Dulles toll road and get off at the Reston Parkway exit. Go left at the light. You will go back over the toll toad. The first light is Sunrise Valley Drive. Go right and begin looking to your left. I cannot remember the Company that occupies the building but it is a very large building with many driveway options around the building. If you go past the US Geological Survey sigh you have gone too far. Turn around and look again on your right. The parking lot is kind of in back and ther alot of trees. Call my cell if you cannot find it...703-969-1773
I don't have a contingent plan. Just stoked to ride a new spot.
ohm
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OHM
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On 9/28/2002
John Dillon
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Call me @410-552-6453 when u can.
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West LA College rankings
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On 9/28/2002
Scott Peer
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Due to a series of snafus, mostly related to the results from races in Europe, the IGSA rankings got held up for months. But the results have now been computed, and will be posted at gravity-sports.com next week. Note that the rankings there are based on the top 4 results only, but the California Championship will be based on the total number of races in each discipline minus one. For example, tight slalom will be based on 6 of the 7 tight slalom races.
The rankings so far in tight slalom are: 1 686.30 Richie Carrasco 2 647.57 Attila Aszodi 3 406.99 Mike Gorman 4 405.35 John O'Shea 5 401.20 Roger Jennings 6 400.91 Michael Kaelon 7 219.93 Paul Dunn 8 215.73 Josh England 9 211.91 Wes Carpenter 10 208.37 Bill Wahl 10 208.37 Scott Johnston 12 205.06 Tiger Williams 13 198.97 Siale Saili 14 196.15 Marlon Whifield
GS rankings (combined short/long in this version): 1 889.00 Richie Carrasco 2 879.71 Attila Aszodi 3 826.85 Roger Jennings 4 640.72 John O'Shea 5 598.19 Mike Gorman 6 595.33 Michael Kaelon 7 457.53 Paul Dunn 8 444.50 Barrett Deck 9 431.84 Josh England 10 431.47 Wes Carpenter 11 420.28 Siale Saili 12 410.88 Eddy Craig 13 400.91 Tiger Williams 14 228.77 Steve Olson 15 208.37 Bill Wahl 15 208.37 Brent Kosick 17 201.93 Eric Groff 18 198.97 Steve Evans 19 196.15 Marlon Whifield
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Reston Outlaws
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On 9/28/2002
GBJ
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Sunday? I'm interested. Where off of Sunrise Valley, Ohm? Post it up or drop me a line.
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Reston
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On 9/28/2002
Dan in PA
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Need directions from the Park-n-Race. I did mapquest, but figured you locals might know the quickest route. Thanks, Dan
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Walker Friday
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On 9/27/2002 ohm
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Looking at the weather (thanks Vlad Ryan), we are most likely to be rained out. If you have my # you can call me for updates.
The outlaw session in Reston will be Sunday around 4pm. The location is off of Sunrise Valley Drive. Who is interested?
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Walker Friday Night
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On 9/27/2002 ohm
wrote in from
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Practice 8pm. There may be a wetness problem so I will check on my way home.
Also, possible outlaw session in Reston. Stay tuned for details.
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Happy Birthday Webmaster Adam!
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On 9/25/2002 The Events Forum
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With many thanks for your visionary dedication to broadening the horizons of our sport.
...The Event Forum
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Walker tonight
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On 9/25/2002
WesE
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Cool Mike. I'll be there after 9... but I WILL be there.
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Walker Wednesday Night
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On 9/25/2002 ohm
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Lights come on at 8pm now. See ya there.
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Velo(city)drome
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On 9/23/2002
WesE
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Would the plan for the velodrome be - to use one of the walls as a start ramp and then enter a course that runs along the 'flatbottom' of the whole place?
¿(¡)Is the velodrome a concrete bowl with a bike track running around it(!)?
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Velodrome
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On 9/23/2002
Chuck
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Dude...if you get the velodrome, I'm bringing my pintail and "surfing" 'round and 'round in circles!
Probably as close as I'll get to my dream of riding my one-speed bike around, or dropping in on with a longboard, the high bank at Daytona Speedway...
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Flatorida Slalom Rules
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On 9/23/2002 lbk
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Bike Track Works
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more...
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On 9/23/2002 Brady
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Here`s a pic of the banked track...
http://www.businesscycles.com/graphics/velpix7.jpg
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south florida outlaw
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On 9/23/2002
Brady
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I also have a spor where a flat course can be set. And to boot, it`s right at a vert ramp. I`m sure you`ve seen pics of Brian Picolo Park? If I work on the managers of the park (my inlaws work there) we could possible use the Velodome. It`s a round track for inliners with banked walls all around. No opposing wall for a banked salom course but one wall could be transformed into a ramp. Then a tight course on butter smooth `crete...hmmm??
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SoFla Outlaw Spots
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On 9/23/2002
Chuck
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Location...that's the toughie. Downtown West Palm is too tenuous...one complaint and the cops'll shut it down. I have a spot in Jupiter, near the stadium in Abacoa, that is wide open, no hassles. It's not very steep, but has a slight grade which would work for a tight or tight/hybrid course. Then there's a roller hockey rink at a public park in West Palm that could be used for a short tight course (think cyber). Drawback is it will cost $7 per person. There may be other locations other South Floridians know about, I'm kinda new at hunting 'em out.
As far as Dump Rd., Brady knows the deal there more than I do, he could tell you whether it would be a good idea or not. Bear in mind trying to organize an "official" race the following weekend, if that's when it happens, could also impact the suitability of any of the potential sites (think La Costa and FCR's request to keep it cool before the race).
Keep us posted on your plans, I'd love to join in the outlaw sessions, help you with a spot, etc., and we'd love to see y'all make the "official" race, if and when it happens.
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Seattle Sunday Races
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On 9/23/2002
Cascade Slalom Association
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The Cascade Slalom Association had a great time racing in the sunshine yesterday at North Seattle Community College. The course was fast and tight - 52 cones with spacing in the 6 to 6.5 foot range, mild offsets, a couple of hips and a nice left sweeping Gilmourian curve thrown in to make it interesting. We had 12 racers attacking the course hard and it could have been anyone's to take home!
Qualifying times: Corey Moy - 20.32 Gareth Roe - 20.33 Michael Dong - 20.34 Dan Hughes - 20.63 John Stryker - 20.97 Darren Moy - 24.37 Rob Skala - 25.16 Aaron Pass - 27.95 Ben - 28.21 Dan Farmery - 30.00
In the end it came down to Dan Hughes and Michael Dong battling it out for first place. Dan DQ'd on his first run and was a second and a half behind Michael going into the second race - not impossible to overcome but surely a formidable task. Michael is still not 100% recovered from his accident 7 weeks ago where he broke his collar bone. Dan was pretty confident he could beat him but it was not to be. Michael pulled down the fastest run of the day with a 19.14 (18.84 raw time + three cones at .1 second each) even though he had a second and a half advantage going into the race. Michael knows what Dan is capable of doing!!
Final Standings: 1. Michael Dong 2. Dan Hughes 3. Corey Moy 4. Gareth Roe 5. John Stryker
Dan Farmery went home with a set of Abec 11 Stingers for his outstanding performance as Best Improved racer of the day!
Thanks to everyone for coming out. Next weekend we will have the bracketing all squared away (on my laptop) before the race and we will get going a little earlier with practice so we can start racing right away!
Until the World Slalom Skateboard Championships take place in Morro Bay, California on the weekend of October 11th, 12th, and 13th (http://www.fcrseries.com), we will be running cones on both Saturdays and Sundays. Stay tuned for more information or email me at info@roeslalom.com.
Bring your boards and a helmet and be a part of this great sport. Hope to see you all out there! Chris Raezer – we missed you!
Ride Fast, Ride Safe! Gareth
Cascade Slalom Association RoeRacing Slalom Skateboards Seattle, Washington www.roeslalom.com
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Lansdown
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On 9/23/2002
John Dillon
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UR13: Lans is in south Baltimore, exit 9 inside the beltway(695) thru light, right at top of hill onto Bero, park where you can after 1ststreet intersects from your left, go thru little path between houses on left, park is behind rowhomes. Baltimore is a big suburb of Washington,DC...or is it the other way around?When coming south on I-95, go thru either tunnel(quicker) or go around beltway to exit 9. Free sk8 park, now you need to wear knee,elbow pads & helmet...they actually have pads to give out now!Sign up when u get there...it takes 10 minutes.Suppose to close for the fall for additional renovation...but I haven't been ther since summer.
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flow duh
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On 9/23/2002 66
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i really want to skate west palm with bobby arse, so the earlier weekend is the only one i can do
but i would be willing to leave the timer behind if someone would ship it back to me
66
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florida races...
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On 9/23/2002 patio
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we're gonna be road trippin(jan 10-16), hitting the FL concrete, with a slalom diversion thrown in. no big event, as we'll be pressed for time with hitting all the parks. the week after that(?) brady will throw the big 2 day event. I might actually be able to make it back down there for that. uhhh, Chuck...we don't have EVERYTHING, we will need a good location still...WPB? Dump Road? what are your thoughts for a quick outlaw race location? p
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Florida Race
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On 9/22/2002
Chuck
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Well, it sounds like you Georgia boys have it all worked out. We'll just sit here and wait for you to come down and set the race up for us. Let us know when it's on...you obviously don't need anything from us. Thanks.
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jan 12 Flaw-riddah slalom
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On 9/22/2002 www.patiomendino.com
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JohnnyB, my good man. a couple hours is all it'll take...then back to the roundwalls(or in the case of Olliewood, flat walls). after we moved the Georgia Race site, it took about 2 hours total to: set it all up, practice for an hour and run the event. a fine outlaw race. of course the sitting around after the racing and uhhh, well, ummmm...waiting for the rain to stop...heh heh heh...THAT took the most time...huh? I'm ready for Oelsner's kidney... p
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whatever...
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On 9/22/2002
Johnny B
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I can convince my crew to do a couple hours of slalom stuff, early on Sunday morning.
A whole day and I would have a mutiny on my hands, with me leading it.
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whatever...
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On 9/22/2002 patio
wrote in from
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you got your plans, we got our plans...no big deal. tell your daughter happy birthday. can't change her birthdate. party on, bradyscabs. we're skateboarders. we'll be skateboarding. a 2 day event?...have fun. we're just looking for an afternoon of racing. no expo, no hob-knobbin' wit da' Hoi'Polloi', just setting up cones and coolers and kicking it back.(Red Clay Style) At least with all your industry hookups, you're sure to have a top notch event. too bad I'll have to miss it. latre' p
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