April 6, 200818 yr Pat goes on the course in about 30 minutes. He's very determined and focused this morning. As usual, you'll be receiving as good of coverage as I can muster. Wish I could say I was as focused. If you know what I mean? LOL.
April 6, 200818 yr 1:22 on the west coast, and I can't wait to see how things go. Go pat Go you Can do it.
April 6, 200818 yr Whats the weather doing in Bangor today, is it going to be a good day for the boys that like it wet.(oh er missus)
April 6, 200818 yr Whats the weather doing in Bangor today, is it going to be a good day for the boys that like it wet.(oh er missus) BBC Forecast is heavy rain, just like home for the spanish contingent.
April 6, 200818 yr Author The Bangor Sea is angry today. We've got winds clocking near 40 miles an hour. It nearly zero degrees - and Pat's riding like crap. Absolute CRAP! Pat and I got into a heated discussion on section 4, as I was trying to get the 17 year olds head in the game. Yet, somehow, he's tied for first after the first loop with 2 others (Jack Challoner and Alex Ferrer) at 15 dabs. If we ever needed some extra prayers, nows the time. Edited April 6, 200818 yr by City Trials
April 6, 200818 yr Author Long story short. Pat finished second today. Edited April 6, 200818 yr by City Trials
April 6, 200818 yr Author Forgot to mention. Congratulations to Jack Challoner on a excellent ride and a first place finish. Jack was, as you say, spot on.
April 6, 200818 yr great job pat, podium finishes are great, don't beat yourself with to much pressure remember it's supposed to be fun and a learning experience. take it all in and enjoy. remember the hard times make us stronger and better. if you can finish on podium when your not pleased with your riding just think what you can do when you relax and ride your best. rob
April 6, 200818 yr 40 mile an hour winds. Heavy rain. Long way from home. cold. Keep you head up, Second place, Its world competition. Patrick your doing Great.
April 6, 200818 yr Patrick, just pretend you're back in the shed in Wisconsin - no pressure. We all just want you to enjoy the experience and log some battle time. Keep your head up! A podium finish in world-level competition is absolutely fantastic!
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