St. George’s KVR – Day 3

Wow.  It snowed last night, and a little bit this morning.  Nothing sticking, just really light flurries, but still….it’s May.  Kind of makes you excited to get up and race, doesn’t it?

Yup, it’s the infamous race day.  Complete with high intensity relay hand offs.

I’ll let you enjoy this sampling of the action without smartass comments. 

It was an awesome competition.  See saw action, but in the end my group lost by about 50 m.  I was reelin’ em in, but I just ran outta track.   The locals were amused, but then again, they’re easily amused.

As we are at Granite City, it’s time for a picturesque shot at sunset.  This is hands down the best campsite of the trip.

Plus, we get to do the tour of the ghost town and cemetery.  I think I actually caught a ghost in this shot.

Look how scared the boys are…

I like how they all start to huddle together as it gets darker.

Another low light shot of our camp, as the crew beds down for their last night out.

Of course, as is tradition, the guides stayed up a little later to celebrate another great trip.

Super D and More…

The Kelowna Cycle Kamikaze Super D went off this weekend with cool weather and a bit of rain.  Perfect for this guy.

I didn’t do a whole lot other than drive this time.  It took a lot of runs to help with the 80 or so riders in this year’s event.

Winning time was about 17 minutes for Evan Guthrie, but the big news was Tyler getting the beat down from Sarah.

Full results over at Kelowna Cycle.  Maybe while you’re there you run into this random rocker in the parking lot.  Nice Crocs…

Afterwards, I hooked up with some random riders for some laps on Powers Creek, where the usual mayhem erupted.

Always a show in the Okanagan.

Revy Racing – 2

Day 2 and we’re still kicking ass.  I went out a bit last night, but nothing major.  We packed ‘er in at midnight so we could ski today.  We all worked hard to get the race over with early, and then (after Jesse won), we went up top.

First thing we saw was this guy dropping in off the sub-peak.

Nice turns. Now for a touristy shot of Tomas.

..and now for an action shot of same.

Even a day after a dump, it’s reasonably deep everywhere.

Tom laid down some fun lines.

Plus, he stopped to grab a few shots of me, which is always an ego boost (not like I need it)…

Wish I could spend a bit more time here, but such is life.  Back to the sunny Okanagan for more of the same…