1stly many congratulations on the successful completion of the epic and challenging Ard Rock race. I didn't know it was a 100% ish all-natural unforgiving rocky trail, the crash on stage 3 (rock face) and eating dirt on stage 7 were nasty, especially 2nd crash at S3 looked nasty, and the pointy rocks were looking scary. I wouldn't leave my full-face helmet at all for sure there 😁. I can imagine how physically and mentally demanding the stages are, I could see lots of riders on the sides resting, walking with their bikes, crashing and some massaging their legs for cramps. Sang bro looked fast there, my favourite stages have to be 3,5 and 7. Well done Victor for completing in one piece both you and the bike, nice to see support from baini. I will definitely want to do it next year.
Thank you so much gurji. The majority of the tracks were steep, muddy, and rocky natural tracks. Being a part of the event was wonderful. The stage 3 incident was very unfortunate, and landing on those rocks was excruciatingly painful, which brought my confidence right in the bottom. However, things could have been far worse, and I'm relieved that i got through every stage. Next year, look forward to race once more and it would be so much fun racing alongside with you gurji.
Thank you Gareth. It's unfortunate that you got a bike puncture on stage 2 given how rocky and muddy it was. I'm happy you finished the race course, though.
Well done for completing this mate, I bailed after stage 3. Had taken 5 hours already. How long did it take you to complete & what were your times for the stages?
Thanks Ade, it was horrible long transition from stage to stage. I bet mines is same as your. It was nearly 1800 so, roughly 8 hrs mate. I will my timing on the description box.
1stly many congratulations on the successful completion of the epic and challenging Ard Rock race. I didn't know it was a 100% ish all-natural unforgiving rocky trail, the crash on stage 3 (rock face) and eating dirt on stage 7 were nasty, especially 2nd crash at S3 looked nasty, and the pointy rocks were looking scary. I wouldn't leave my full-face helmet at all for sure there 😁. I can imagine how physically and mentally demanding the stages are, I could see lots of riders on the sides resting, walking with their bikes, crashing and some massaging their legs for cramps. Sang bro looked fast there, my favourite stages have to be 3,5 and 7. Well done Victor for completing in one piece both you and the bike, nice to see support from baini. I will definitely want to do it next year.
Thank you so much gurji.
The majority of the tracks were steep, muddy, and rocky natural tracks. Being a part of the event was wonderful. The stage 3 incident was very unfortunate, and landing on those rocks was excruciatingly painful, which brought my confidence right in the bottom. However, things could have been far worse, and I'm relieved that i got through every stage. Next year, look forward to race once more and it would be so much fun racing alongside with you gurji.
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Trail looks pretty slippery
You manage to play
Croud looks dami daa❤️❤️🙏
Yes it was supper sick race bro. Thank you
Great video... Must have road a similar timing to you. Im at end of stage 2 and 4 fixing a puncture 👍
Thank you Gareth. It's unfortunate that you got a bike puncture on stage 2 given how rocky and muddy it was. I'm happy you finished the race course, though.
Second last run, never the last 😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣 it just the other way to trick our metal state to ride safely mate.
Well done for completing this mate, I bailed after stage 3. Had taken 5 hours already. How long did it take you to complete & what were your times for the stages?
Thanks Ade, it was horrible long transition from stage to stage. I bet mines is same as your. It was nearly 1800 so, roughly 8 hrs mate. I will my timing on the description box.
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I'm surprised you didnt fracture your elbow. I broke mine with a much slower crash than yours.
I was hurt very badly but luckily I didn’t had any fracture. Hope you have required well mate.
That last drop was awesome gurujii 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡
Thanks Susan bro, it was amazing experience.