Friday, Apr 10, 2009 at 21:57
Craig, when you are pushed hard into the last mistake, control has been lost. You can be against the tree. All the planning to make allowances for your tyres isn't any good whatsoever. Fortunately or unfortunately, we haven't had to think too much about mud. Last time in the Victorian HC in the winter was before the earlier fires.
Loss of control can be fun - sometimes, until it is too late.
Phil, the placement of wheels was something I learnt about years ago, where Harry Firth actually highlighted his flattening of four tyres on a
bridge with two spikes. He didn't know where his wheels were placed but had seen the spikes.
Phil again, two
Adelaide friends have a birthday today, but I guess if I mentioned who had celebrated, the post may be moderated. I hope they had a great day.
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