Results and Pictures
Sunday, April 18, 2004 |
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Chris VanBlarcom gets up
close to snap the battle for 2nd place in 250 expert.
Carlo Coen went 1-1 in 250 expert, +25 expert and +30 expert. |
Can you find YOURSELF in these 1st half holeshot pics?
125 novice "A" holeshot
result
125 novice "B" holeshot
result
Peewee Suz-Yam Right
side, Left
side
Peewee 7-8
Peewee 4-6
+30 amateur holeshot
+30 novice holeshot
"A" moto holeshot "B" moto
Senior mini holeshot
"A" moto holeshot "B" moto
250 amateur holeshot
result
250 novice holeshot
Schoolboy holeshot
Open mini holeshot
Vintage holeshot
+25 novice holeshot
Junior mini holeshot
result uh oh!
BIGGEST jump ever made in District 34 occurred on this
day:
Kurt McMillen
on the Spectator
People Pics ===>
"Helmet Skinz" Peewee Walter Werner and a helping
mom
Min Rider, Brandon
Decker and Dad
Women's Class ===>
1st half start
2nd half start
result
Mike Widera and daughter, Stacey, both on the line
Morgan Hawkins (#713) and
dad
April 18th: Happy
"TWINS" Birthday was today for Athena and her sister Fotene !!
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Sean Hubbard (#93)
Caught while still "gaining altitude" as his momentum builds to clear this
challenging tabletop.
Sean swept Quad Expert by going 1-1
B I G Q U A D T U R N O U T
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Status of the Diamondback Message Board:
We have been asked by one of our riders to post an unambigious statement as
to the current status of our message board so that the rumors will be put to rest once and
for all. Frankly, we have noticed that the taking down of this popular board has
spawned a few "conspiracy theories" on other message boards (you know, the grassy
knoll kind of of stuff) and it gave us reason to chuckle to ourselves a few
times. But here is the real deal: We have been considering taking down the
board for some time now feeling that it is not an appropriate venue for a privately owned
business like Diamondback to be hosting. In the middle of this self doubt the
message board heated up with feedback from that difficult 1st open practice of the year.
At that time we could have stepped in and monitored the situation but
honestly we just grew impatient and decided to pull the plug on it until at least we were
moved over to a new web server with a more sophisticated message board format.
However, to our surprise we began receiving more thoughtful and constructive feedback, via
our email account, than we ever received on our message board over the years. Because
of this we have decided to keep the message board down for the 2004 season and just focus
all of our attention on answering our incoming emails in a prompt and professional
manner. And that's all there is to it.
Diamond Staff 4/26/04
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