Thank you. It's a lot of work, but well worth it.

You should do a race again Jeff, just for Nostalgia. :-)

@@edfesslerI did a 7 hour team race last year, it was pretty fun.

Thanks Chuck. I had 2 cameras on tripods and one camera operated by a friend of mine. She did a good job on the starting line. Conditions were extremely slick in some areas. Very tiring as the race went on. I’m not sure what happened to Bill T. There was not a difficult hill or anything where he pulled off. I am guessing maybe mechanical trouble. Bill T, are you reading this and can enlighten us? :-) I was the only Electric Bike again. Maybe one day another Electric Racer will join me! I am not 100% sure when my next race will be. I just did races 2 weeks apart and with taking 3 to 4 days to create each video it is a bit much on the time commitment. Maybe a race 3 weeks from this one. I’ll play it by ear.

Thank you! I hand out GPS watches to racers in my class on the starting line, then they drop them off to me at the end of the race. If I do not have enough watches for everyone in my class, or some racers do not want them, I estimate their position on the track based on their lap time. It is quite a bit of work to put it all together, but worth it I think.

Yes, I was very tired. I got up early and drove to the event. It was a little over 2 hour drive. What make the race very tiring was the mud. Especially the areas that were sloppy wet with a rut in them. Just trying to guide the bike through the sloppy mud would wear you out. I was riding the Varg at 40 hp and never switched. It might have been better to bump it down to 35 for the muddy conditions. I may try that if a race is really muddy again.