Comments on: Suicide 6 Shutdown http://jasonhilimire.com/2009/09/suicide-6-shutdown/ Wed, 04 Apr 2012 18:54:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Carney http://jasonhilimire.com/2009/09/suicide-6-shutdown/comment-page-1/#comment-388 Carney Fri, 04 Sep 2009 14:45:31 +0000 http://jasonhilimire.com/?p=791#comment-388 Dang dude - rest up and kill it at Shenandoah! Dang dude – rest up and kill it at Shenandoah!

]]> By: sprocketjockey http://jasonhilimire.com/2009/09/suicide-6-shutdown/comment-page-1/#comment-387 sprocketjockey Thu, 03 Sep 2009 13:35:54 +0000 http://jasonhilimire.com/?p=791#comment-387 Thanks Terry, you deserved it after pushing through those conditions. I only wish I coulda gave you more of a race (those it sounds like I did ;). Seems I'm 0/3 at the NYSERS this year. Hopefully things go well at Shenandoah. New England 100 sounds awesome! Thanks Terry, you deserved it after pushing through those conditions. I only wish I coulda gave you more of a race (those it sounds like I did ;) . Seems I’m 0/3 at the NYSERS this year. Hopefully things go well at Shenandoah.

New England 100 sounds awesome!

]]> By: terry http://jasonhilimire.com/2009/09/suicide-6-shutdown/comment-page-1/#comment-386 terry Thu, 03 Sep 2009 12:21:21 +0000 http://jasonhilimire.com/?p=791#comment-386 Thx for the congrats Jason, and also for giving chase on Lap6. Not knowing you'd thrown in the towel on Lap 7, the fear of you chasing my wheel and the exhaustion-fueled hallucination glimpses I thought I was getting of you over my shoulder really pushed me on through the rain and mud of the last few laps. Well back in the pack from the start having not gunned it for the First Lap Prem, it literally was not until the awards ceremony that I'd learned I'd won. On course I never even knew I had the lead, nice wrap-up surprise. All the best to you down at the Shenandoah 100. With matters at home more settled and not involving loved ones in hospitals, and also without the temptation of First Laps Prems to empty the tanks too quickly or the temptation of a car/keys/other places to possibly be to pass by every 7miles and nothing to do but keep pedaling on, I bet things go great! Wish I could make it down myself, just too lazy to put in the drive time, will hit the nearby XC race up in Placid at Mt Van Hoevenberg on the old 24Hr course instead. By the way, looks like the Peak gang that puts on the 666 SixHour race will likely be inaugurating a nearby New England 100 next year! Cheers, t Thx for the congrats Jason, and also for giving chase on Lap6. Not knowing you’d thrown in the towel on Lap 7, the fear of you chasing my wheel and the exhaustion-fueled hallucination glimpses I thought I was getting of you over my shoulder really pushed me on through the rain and mud of the last few laps. Well back in the pack from the start having not gunned it for the First Lap Prem, it literally was not until the awards ceremony that I’d learned I’d won. On course I never even knew I had the lead, nice wrap-up surprise.

All the best to you down at the Shenandoah 100. With matters at home more settled and not involving loved ones in hospitals, and also without the temptation of First Laps Prems to empty the tanks too quickly or the temptation of a car/keys/other places to possibly be to pass by every 7miles and nothing to do but keep pedaling on, I bet things go great!

Wish I could make it down myself, just too lazy to put in the drive time, will hit the nearby XC race up in Placid at Mt Van Hoevenberg on the old 24Hr course instead. By the way, looks like the Peak gang that puts on the 666 SixHour race will likely be inaugurating a nearby New England 100 next year!

Cheers,
t

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