La Storia della Gilles Lalay Classic.
john
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-848520820508389789&q=enduro&hl=en
no i'm not the dude lifting a bike out of the muck, nor the guy that
dropped his bike on a side hill the hard way.... well at least no one films
my mishaps <grin> what a sadistic bunch of people, got to love it...
sturd
> muddy endruo video
> http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-848520820508389789&q=enduro&hl=en
Opening credits have Schwantz, Doohan, and McGrath. Cool.
I only watched the first couple minutes. When I realized
it was just another Ohio hare scramble covered by a
french dude, I stopped watching.
Go fast. Take chances.
Mike S.
john
news:1169217767.0...@l53g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
looks like ohio riding, but it's over the other side of the big pond
The toughest race of the world... as desired by Gilles Lalay
The race:
At 6:30 AM, start of 230 pilots for a selection race of 120 miles between
Limoges and Peyrat le Chateau. The best hundred pilots restart in the
afternoon from Peyrat, at 3:00 PM for a terrific lap of 120 miles again,
mostly around the lake of Vassiviere. These lap is a long suite of slippy
uphills, deep sloughs, rivers crossings and fields of stones, with no time
for rest.
The arrival is at the top of the "Slope of the Dead Raven". First arrived is
the winner, the race is stopped at 0:00 AM.
sturd
> looks like ohio riding, but it's over the other side of the big pond
Yea, yea. Lalay died in Paris-Dakar. Charbonnier and
Esquirol were the kings of G.L.C. No longer run I don't
think.
It's still the same as an Ohio hare scramble with
french accents.