Congrats goes out to Noah Heinle of DC Crew fame...anyone who is "in the know" knows that Noah has been knocking on the door for a while now...itching for victory...and NOW IT'S HIS TURN...
His first pro slalom GS event at The Downhillbillies Dixie Cup Race-and he takes it on a wooden Skaterbuilt ConeKiller GS! Thanks Noah! Good on you...
The CK-GS has podiumed and/or won a slew of events in 05'...
Turning Conventional Slalom Theory on it's EAR!
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Noah Heinle wins on Skaterbuilt ConeKiller GS!
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I am not completely sure but I think he was on the same board when he finished second in the Downhill portion of the Dixie Cup. His GS runs were awesome.
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Joe Iacovelli
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Thhat's correct. I know how fast Noah is but didn't think that on a hill that big he could out roll guys that 20-30% heavier than him, then to turn around a take second on the same damn board. Amazing.Marion Karr wrote:I am not completely sure but I think he was on the same board when he finished second in the Downhill portion of the Dixie Cup.
He must have cheated somehow. Magnets maybe.
Joe
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Wesley Tucker
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Noah took second by being CLEVER and SKILLED.
He followed the rules and picked up his foot at the no-push line just like the rules dictated, but then instead of dropping into a tuck, he pumped like a madman right down to the starting blocks.
When other skaters (Marion included) were tucked going over the plates, Noah was still getting into his crouch after having got in a good 4 or 5 pumps. So that extra velocity at the top of the hill paid off at the bottom.
He followed the rules and picked up his foot at the no-push line just like the rules dictated, but then instead of dropping into a tuck, he pumped like a madman right down to the starting blocks.
When other skaters (Marion included) were tucked going over the plates, Noah was still getting into his crouch after having got in a good 4 or 5 pumps. So that extra velocity at the top of the hill paid off at the bottom.
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i dont really think the pump helped a lot. He beat me by 3 1000th`s of a second and I am lighter than Noah and much lighter than Marion, I tucked the whole hill. That DH race was all about aero and mass, I need to be heavier. If the finish line was closer to the bottom of the steeps the reults may have varied..but Marion still would have won.