fix
07-02-08, 12:26 PM
Now I eat barbacoa Chipotle burritos for every meal. No guacamole, he's allergic to avocado.
Track Cycling - Taylor Phinney Eats Barbacoa Chipotle Burritos.
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Yoshi
07-02-08, 02:33 PM
I vote this for "best of."
fly:yes/land:no
07-02-08, 03:20 PM
lame. everyone knows that. it's the salsa that matters.
Yoshi
07-02-08, 03:41 PM
I actually ate a Chipotle burrito for lunch today.
I'm pretty sure I'm going to vomit it up tonight at the track. Through no fault of the burrito's though, I just generally feel like vomiting after track racing.
I'm pretty sure I'm going to vomit it up tonight at the track. Through no fault of the burrito's though, I just generally feel like vomiting after track racing.
melville
07-02-08, 04:19 PM
I was sent home early for chopping a guy while sprinting for a burrito prime once. He'd decided he wasn't THAT hungry and was climbing the banking on the homestretch. I had to go over him well above the stayers' line. There's a rule about keeping your line on the homestretch ("riders to maintain....") but damned if they'll ever enforce that!
This was 14 years ago. I still want that friggin burrito.
This was 14 years ago. I still want that friggin burrito.
Quacker
07-03-08, 01:15 AM
I actually ate a Chipotle burrito for lunch today.
I'm pretty sure I'm going to vomit it up tonight at the track. Through no fault of the burrito's though, I just generally feel like vomiting after track racing.
I did that on monday....... twice.
I'm pretty sure I'm going to vomit it up tonight at the track. Through no fault of the burrito's though, I just generally feel like vomiting after track racing.
I did that on monday....... twice.
Pista Largo
07-03-08, 08:00 AM
Is he like Davis & Connie Phinney's kid? Does his MOM know what he eats?
eriksbliss
07-03-08, 01:47 PM
I was sent home early for chopping a guy while sprinting for a burrito prime once. He'd decided he wasn't THAT hungry and was climbing the banking on the homestretch. I had to go over him well above the stayers' line.
He goes uptrack on the homestretch, but you get sent home. Precious. I would have given the guy an earful.
He goes uptrack on the homestretch, but you get sent home. Precious. I would have given the guy an earful.
melville
07-03-08, 03:01 PM
He goes uptrack on the homestretch, but you get sent home. Precious. I would have given the guy an earful.
The guy lived 300 miles from the track and made it out maybe three times a season. I liked him OK, and we were all cool five minutes after the incident. Our wheels actually touched, and he stayed up. His words, "No blood, no foul."
A very young Ryan Miller (14?!) won that burrito. It was probably the last time I'd ever be competitive with him....
The guy lived 300 miles from the track and made it out maybe three times a season. I liked him OK, and we were all cool five minutes after the incident. Our wheels actually touched, and he stayed up. His words, "No blood, no foul."
A very young Ryan Miller (14?!) won that burrito. It was probably the last time I'd ever be competitive with him....
eriksbliss
07-07-08, 04:38 PM
His words, "No blood, no foul."
Glad it worked out. Not so much at my track earlier this year, where a guy went uptrack in turn 4, forced a faster rider who was coming up behind him into the rail, and now the faster guy has several surgeries left to get back to "normal."
Glad it worked out. Not so much at my track earlier this year, where a guy went uptrack in turn 4, forced a faster rider who was coming up behind him into the rail, and now the faster guy has several surgeries left to get back to "normal."