Rotorua: Coil
Lourdes: Coil
Fort William: Air
Leogang: Coil
Lenzerheide: Coil, complete with a special thermometer strip to keep track of damper temp on track
Mont Sainte Anne: Coil
Windham: Coil
Val di Sole: Coil
Andorra: Coil
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
The score
If you're curious, here's Loic's Lapierre over the course of the season. Let's take a look at what shock he chose to run, where and when. Turns out he ran coil over air most of the time. At this point, I have no idea why he does or does not choose air vs. coil.
Rotorua: Coil
Lourdes: Coil
Fort William: Air
Leogang: Coil
Lenzerheide: Coil, complete with a special thermometer strip to keep track of damper temp on track
Whistler Crankworx, Le Deux Alpes: Air
Mont Sainte Anne: Coil
Windham: Coil
Val di Sole: Coil
Andorra: Coil
Rotorua: Coil
Lourdes: Coil
Fort William: Air
Leogang: Coil
Lenzerheide: Coil, complete with a special thermometer strip to keep track of damper temp on track
Mont Sainte Anne: Coil
Windham: Coil
Val di Sole: Coil
Andorra: Coil
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Nigga Whaaaaatt??!? Yo he be trippen G
Bruni didn't race in whistler
Wow, it's almost like Bruni is using coil shocks on tracks where there are sustained pitches of chunder where you can't just bounce over everything, and air shocks on the tracks where you don't have that. Huh- a World Cup racer adapting to conditions. Who would have thunk it?
Well this is why he is a WC World Champ, and you're not. And talent.
Kill yourself.
Don't worry about Bruni's setup.
Quit sniffin' Stobel's chamois and figure out how to go faster yourself...
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