It's on. Just don't blow your wad too soon.
Best of luck.
Kisses.
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4 comments:
Wad was Blown.....7 or 8 of first Lap...I was like a Porn Star.......2nd Lap....Feeble and Limp I was...haha
Ditto, brother. Workin the paceline I felt Newt-strong, animal style, triple with bacon strong. But by the feed hill we weren't gonna catch 'em and I over estimated. At the bottom of the hill instead of the top. I blew my wad too soon.
Went down on Madonna too soon.
Madonna will have to be patient at Baraboo.
Blowing your wad because you raced with aggression and passion is WAY better than rolling in mid-pack after sucking wheels all day.
Experimentation is how we learn. Sounds like everyone tried something and will race better because of it.
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