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2009 Sandbagger of the year |
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Written by The Potentate
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Wednesday, 24 February 2010 17:37 |
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Brad “Bagger” Sneed won the coveted 2009 Revolution/Peak Fasteners Sandbagger Of The Year award. Brad amassed a staggering 67 sandbagging points in the Intermountain Cup Race series last season which was almost twice as many points as any other teammate. As much fun as it is to shame Brad it should be known that he only missed one race last year yet still didn't win the overall championship. He may have been the biggest sandbagger on the team but he definatly wasn't the biggest sandbagger in the series. 
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 25 February 2010 16:56 )
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2010 is Here |
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Written by Bob Saffell
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Friday, 22 January 2010 17:24 |
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Our 2010 Membership Drive is officially complete, however if you wish to join the team, Click on the Membership Info link to the left or see the shop and they will set you up with a Jersey (supplies will be limited) once the kits are delivered (8-10 weeks) We have added several new members to the team and will be seen all over the Intermountain West and Beyond (Europe??) in 2010. Having fun, Getting Faster and looking better. More news at 11 (Or later) |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 22 January 2010 17:28 )
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2010 Team Sandbag Tracker |
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Written by The Potentate
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Wednesday, 04 March 2009 11:09 |
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Back by popular demand for 2010 is the team sandbag tracker. To get you in the mood for the soon to come sandbag heckling here is a copy of last years sandbag introductory article.
Andy Hypio has been appointed the Sandbag Prevention Potentate. He will assist in tracking and shaming team sandbaggers. We don’t do forced upgrades, but we shame REAL well. So, if you start winning and plan on going for the all important season championship plaque, prepare for the shaming.  In all seriousness, the main intent is to provide an opportunity for all racers and to create more entry points for racers as well as to keep racers coming back. For Beginner and Sport and Expert, 30 points total means you are a sandbagger, for Expert there is a bit more criteria to get the 30 points.
Once you hit 30 points, the 'team' will call you a sandbagger and the shaming will begin. You can move up if you want, or not move up, the consequences are very apparent, do I need to repeat? Shame. Below are the Point Breakdowns for placing and categories, the baseline idea follows somewhat the Intermountain Cups ‘Gentlepersons’ guidelines. Beginner-Sport | Sandbag Point Value | 1st place | | 5 or more racers | 10 | less than 5 | 7 | 2nd or 3rd place | | 5 or more racers | 6 | less than 5 | 4 | | | 4th or 5th place | | 10 or more racers | 6 | less than 10 | 4 | | | | | Expert Sandbag Addendum | | race times must be 10% faster than 'pack'. 'Pack' defined as group behind top finishers, so long as top finishers are within 3 minutes of each other and go 3 deep. | | 1st place | | 5 or more racers | 8 | less than 5 | 6 | 2nd or 3rd place | | 5 or more racers | 5 | less than 5 | 3 |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 25 February 2010 16:59 )
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