This past weekend were the Opening Nor-Ams at Loveland,
CO. I was lucky to have enough
Nor-Am GS points from last year to put me into the top 15 seed in the World Cup
field. Had I had 1 less point, I would have been starting 45. The first run
went smoothly finishing in 19th place putting myself in a great
position for the 2nd run flip 30. I was content with my first run,
but I wanted to make a move to get into the top 15. I didn’t hold back at all
second run, and luckily, it was clean as well. I carried all of my speed from
the pitch to the bottom flats, and kept trying to build speed with every turn.
With a 6th place on the second run, I came in 11th
overall, scoring a 15-point result.
I was ecstatic to say the least. I feel accomplished by being right in
there with top world cuppers such as Phillipp Schoerghofer, Marcel Mathis, and Davide
Simoncelli. The Second day did not go as well with a fall on the first run.
These first Nor-Ams always have the most stacked fields, and I am happy with
where I stand, with my best Nor-Am start ever.
Here is
a video of my 2nd place run at the Copper NJR last week.
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