This year seems to be scudding past faster and faster as the summer approaches. We're already into June and this race officially marks the halfway point of this year's Superenduro PRO season. Where did the long winter months go to? It seems too early in the year to talk about overall points races and series titles, but once half the races are gone, the dice are cast for the second half of the year. If you haven't had the results so far, it could well be that your hunt for the title is over already... So this weekend there was a lot to play for for anyone thinking they'd like to be holding the red leaders number board in Finale Ligure.
After the promising start yesterday, the weather held out until just after the prologue finished before setting in with a steady rainstorm. It carried on well into the night, so nobody was quite sure what they would wake up to today.
Full results are available online.
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I'll take Fiat/Alfa over VW/Audi anyday of the week! Forza Italia!!
In fact there aren't many Italian brands that dont make at least something really clever or beautiful. It always seems like they are trying and thats why i like them. On the other hand i get into an opel/vw/audi and it costs way more and is clearly designed by people who dont love cars/engineering. And they are all unreliable shit.
I feel for Enrico, I fractured my C1, 2, crushed my C3 and dislodged my vertbrae right down to my pelvis. I still ride and race not to this level I wish, only 30% vertical neck movement and 50-60% side to side on a good day, pain is just something I live with, the stiffness gets to me, maybe I should have been cut open and had Ti inserted, my therapy is riding and trail digging, ride on Enrico!
X-rays of my neck look like a dirty toolbox - 10 titanium screws and two plates that look like Shimano SPD cleats.
Matt, what kind of backprotection are the top riders wearing?
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