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We arrived to the smell of the Fry Daddy. Zach, being the hospitable gent that he is, was frying up some White Bass and Crappie that he had caught, Morels that he had hunted, and some fries. All of it, scrumptious. That night we headed out to Patton Alley Pub in dtown Springfield for a few more beers and such. It was a low key night as we wanted to be in decent shape for the race the next day.
It didn't really rain on us on the trip from Spr to Neosho, but NOAA said that they had received 4+ inches of rain. We arrived at the race spot, registered, and warmed up.
The race went well. I felt good, I think Jeremy did as well.

It was extremely wet out there but the mud didn't stick whatsoever.
We both finished respectably. Big props to Jeremy for a great finish in the sport pack in his first solo race.
Results
I took home a t-Shirt, a gold Tour de Tick cowbell, a patchwork Tour de Tick blanket made from previous Tick t-shirts, and a new CO2 shooter. What a day.
When we got back to Springfield we were greeted with Big Sky Brewing beers and homemade manicotti. Thank you Erin, best I've ever had. Seriously.
Sunday night we just hung around the house and had a few beers, almost made it out, but we just didn't quite have the push.
Thank you so much Zach and Erin for putting us up and putting up with us, the beers, food, bike wash, bed, etc.
Hit Buckingham's on the way out of town.

Ben? David? You're up.
3 comments:
I also want to thank Zac and Erin for the good company, food, and hospitality.
And wanted to add (cause Stitz is always the humble one) that he was as fresh as a cheerleader at 5:00 pm on prom night even after rocking the mucky course and taking the cake.
Wow, I'm super jealous. Wish I lived closer at times like that. Congrats on both of your finishes! Well done.
Look at all the MTB racers from April, awesome. Pretty cool MTB United is a National Team.
Way to go Jeremy and Stitz. Just curious why the one writer is the only one who hasn't written a race report?
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