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Post by jacobs437 on Jul 20, 2009 8:47:11 GMT -5
Bobby I feel you 100%. Now that I have a baby and a career it is hard to hang out like I used to. Knowing one stupid crash can really screw things up. Being a good father to my daughter is the most important thing in life and I am willing to sacrafice to be able to provide a descent life for her. Keep the good blogs comming I really enjoy them. Thanx Oh yeah lowered expectations - like u said try not to lose to much speed due to lack of riding. Stay in shape so that is not my excuse. Bring that old man strengh on race day even if it is only for a lap or 2. Last but not least try to race 1 race a month. Thanks, Josh. By the way, I hope Cali is treating you well. What's your favorite spot down there? Cali has been good. I have only gone to 2 tracks comp and 395. When it cools down I will def be going to other tracks as of right now jst those 2 will suffice for me. Def let me know when u come down to visit family it would be nice to see 1 recognizable face at the track
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Post by evans66 on Jul 20, 2009 10:32:01 GMT -5
Bobby, I can feel it in your post that you still have that desire to rip a hole shot and sprint for that moto win! I know that responsibilities like your two daughters can make you think twice about hangin it out, but from my experience that can be a good thing... I'm very fortunate to be able to get to the races as much as I do, and I still know that I will race an outdoor national before I take a step back in my racing career, but lately I have not been taking it so serious and have been having a good time at the races and I'm doing better that ever! I'm definately not known for my "super smooth" style like you have always had, but I have been really working on my line choice and staying smooth. By working on this I havn't been hanging it out, havn't been wadding my brain out all the time, and believe it or not, I think I have been going faster than ever! I know that one day we will be racing together in the Vet class, and I can't wait to see you at the track and know that I will still have a good race on my hands!
Tony Evans
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Post by evans66 on Jul 20, 2009 10:35:04 GMT -5
Bobby, I can feel it in your post that you still have that desire to rip a hole shot and sprint for that moto win! I know that responsibilities like your two daughters can make you think twice about hangin it out, but from my experience that can be a good thing... I'm very fortunate to be able to get to the races as much as I do, and I still know that I will race an outdoor national before I take a step back in my racing career, but lately I have not been taking it so serious and have been having a good time at the races and I'm doing better that ever! I'm definately not known for my "super smooth" style like you have always had, but I have been really working on my line choice and staying smooth. By working on this I havn't been hanging it out, havn't been wadding my brain out all the time, and believe it or not, I think I have been going faster than ever! I know that one day we will be racing together in the Vet class, and I can't wait to see you at the track and know that I will still have a good race on my hands! Tony Evans By the way, in no means am I admitting to being anywhere near as old as you, I'm just saying for a young stud, I can relate to old guys really well:)
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Post by beaupre716 on Jul 20, 2009 12:59:15 GMT -5
By the way, in no means am I admitting to being anywhere near as old as you, I'm just saying for a young stud, I can relate to old guys really well:) I don't know, Tony, because I was just checking out a calendar and I noticed that you're now eligible for something called the 25 PLUS CLASS! So if you need a little of my Ensure before our next moto, just hit me up. Nah, I know what you mean about riding better when you relax a bit, and I'm hoping that method will serve me well when I roll back to the gate. I guess we'll know in four and a half years when we can both line up for the 30+ class... Man, I never imagined I'd be typing that sentence to you when we were 125 Juniors, barely into our teens.
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