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Roehampton ProAm, Roehampton Club, London , England. 02/09/2019
Picture: Phil Inglis
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Roehampton ProAm, Roehampton Club, London , England. 02/09/2019
Picture: Phil Inglis
All photo usage must carry mandatory copyright credit (© Phil Inglis)
Coming June 18, 2011!
The City of Fresno Parks, After School, Recreation, & Community Serviced Department is hosting the Mosqueda Summer Pro/Am. Riders can compete in classes for Beginner, Intermediate, Expert, Vet, and Pro. The contest format will be a 45 second intro run and three 30 second runs. Riders will be judged on their intro run and the best score of their three 30 sec runs. The two scores will be combined and the top three riders in each class will receive trophies. The pros will compete for a $5,000 purse paying through fifth place: 1st $1500; 2nd $1200; 3rd $1000; 4th $800; 5th $500. The event/contest is sponsored by Council District 5.
Friday, June 17:
3 p.m.- 8 p.m. Open Practice
Saturday, June 18:
9 a.m. Open Practice
10:30 a.m. Opening Ceremony
10:45 a.m. Beginner
Noon Intermediate
1:15 p.m. Expert
2:30 p.m. Vet
3:45 p.m. Pro
There is a maximum 20 riders per class. Register Now at www.parcsonline.fresno.gov to guarantee your spot in the contest. Guests coming from out-of-town? Reserve a hotel here playfresno.org/mosqueda-summer-proam
Note: The contest waiver is mandatory and must be signed by a Parent/Guardian.
Riders without waivers signed waivers will not compete…No Exceptions.
To see more of what Fresno Action Sports has to offer click www.fresno.gov/actionsports
It rained the entire way to Shoaf, and then the sun came out. We beat the rain, but I heard the youth class faced a downpour.
This was Noah Martz's first race since the beginning of October after breaking his humerus the night before we left for Powerline Park. He finished 11th/50thOA after moving up to ProAm from Open B. This race was by no means reflective of where he is able to ride when completely healthy, but it was a place to start. I think this frustrates him immensely. His bike just didn't want to run right either. Between mud-clogged breather tubes and no VP race gas, I think he said he rode in 2nd gear for most of the race. He even stopped to help a racer whose bike was on top of him/her. His legs hurt from 'walking' his bike through mud holes. His hands hurt from not riding for so long. It's time to rebuild, one day, one race at a time. Yet, it was so good to be racing again! It's been a long winter. We missed Aaron who is still waiting on his new bike.
PRESIDIO OF MONTEREY, Calif. – Service members mingled with celebrities on the Monterey Peninsula as Military Appreciation Day at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am took place Feb. 8. All law enforcement, firefighters and military personnel plus one accompanied guest were admitted free of charge on the day which features the popular 3M Celebrity Challenge. Once again this year, musician Kenny G selected service members from the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center to act as his caddy for the event. Many of the participating celebrities went out of their way to greet the large number of military that were in attendance as spectators and sign autographs.
Official Presidio of Monterey Web site
Official Presidio of Monterey Facebook
PHOTO by Steven L. Shepard, Presidio of Monterey Public Affairs.