Posts Tagged ‘race’

Guildford Town Centre Racing

Guildford Town Centre Racing

The cobbled streets were, for some reason, particularly harsh on everyone this year with more punctures that I remember from past events.


Knog Muddy Hell Halloween Cyclo Cross 2010

Knog Muddy Hell Halloween Cyclo Cross 2010

There’s someone coming, I can see their headlights through the vegetation. Wait for it… Let them get into the light. Wait…. Lights straight in the face as they turn towards you. Now.


World Hovercraft Championships 2010

World Hovercraft Championships 2010

Towcester Race Course in Northamptonshire was the location for the Griffon Hoverwork World Hovercraft Championship 2010.
Presented by the Hovercraft Club of Great Britian, the five days of racing were treated to the full spectrum of typical english summer weather.


No Racing, No Pressure

No Racing, No Pressure

The cafes had more people sitting around evening up their tans, there were people riding other trails than just the race runs, there were cross-country bikes on the lift again. It almost started to feel like a holiday!


Team Mule Bar DH Girl: Alpe d’Huez

Team Mule Bar DH Girl: Alpe d’Huez

It was the hottest shoot ever! Having spent 25 mins on an exposed outcrop it was a relief to find a small stream in the shadows at the side of the valley and stand it in it for a while…


Megavalanche 2010, Part 1: The racing

Megavalanche 2010, Part 1: The racing

Get up! Run some more. Can’t breath. Get one foot on and use the other to balance. Find the biggest rut and stick to it. Finally get moving. Someone goes down in front. Shit!


MTB XC Racing: Why stand where?

MTB XC Racing: Why stand where?

Most of the spots I was looking at didn’t work because the trees were too close to allow for a longer shot. Further into the woods it was then…


Bikes, Beers, Techno

Bikes, Beers, Techno

1000 metres in under 45 seconds, Top speed in excess of 50mph, on a one wheeled bicycle clamped to the floor!


In Retrospect: An off-road round up

In Retrospect: An off-road round up

Normally a frustrating, yet theraputic, excercise that helps me be ruthless about which images I like and why.